... perfect legality of our movement is now too well known for any Government, however re actionary to attempt it. In 1794, Thomas Hardy, secretary to the London Corre- sponding Society, wag Itried for high treason (and ac- quitted), on which oecasion Lord ...

... 9.39 Crowford, Thomas 171 Pickering, John , ?? 476 Cursonu, Ueo. Edward 163 Prowse, A. Fredk .. 1,6:8 Daintrec, John Philip 995 Pullinlg, IV. ?? 1,128 Darbon, Edward . 713 Putley, William . 250 Davie, Thomas Hardy 279 Sandford, Thomas 1,785 Delanoev ...

... author of the Elements of Secinl Science, Fourier, Godivin, Shelley, Professor Pearson, Herbert Spencer, Grant Allen, Thomas Hardy, William Morris, andl Mona Cairtd. It is ralso well knowni. that in the past days, as well as in outr ownv time, free ...

... English bar. For tine mortiliiours he strained every nerve to induce a Iury to conviat Thomas Hardy, 'the secretary.of the Corresponding 'Society, of treason. Hardy was an in- teligent anl patriotic shoemaker, and the coalman's son was shocked beyond 'measure ...

... coroner having held nio less than five inquests on drowned persons on Friday, and four on the previous Mondav. Yesterday, Thomas Hardy, aged forty-two, a labourer, living at Braintree, in Essex, was on his way to London with a heavy wa-gon when, in getting ...

... will be able to give evidence when Autan Ihis wunid-he ?? ?? Arneson ?? ?? 0ZD 5 lubrouguz up again nextWed, Yesterday, Thomas Hardy, aged twenty-three, a labourer, of 43, Ropomakers'-fields, Limehois-, em- ployed atthi drydocks, Fletcher's Wharf, vas ...

... wouuds about the face and noeck, evi. desitl v inflicted with a razor. It ie hoped, however, that sho will recover. * ir. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spaidiu;g, Iineolnshiire, has saio'ered most serious loss by the death of eight. valuable ...

... prisoners, and I will find them law. Robert Watt was executed for the supposed design to assemble a General Convention. Thomas Hardy, the shoe- mak er ; Hoarne Tooke, the wit and scholar; Holeroft, and others were arraigned on charges of high, treason ...

... Convention and tampering with the troops Robert Watt was convicted of high treason in Scotland and executed. The shoemaker, Thomas Hardy, the wit and scholar, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, Bonney, Joyce, Kyd, and Holcroft were arraigned in England on charges ...

... John Thomas Ball, LL.D., Q.. Me.P.; Sir Edwin Laniluser, R.A.; Sir 'William George Armstrong C.B., Sir Francis Grant, President of the Royal Academy; Sir James Alderson, M.D., Presi- dent of the Royal College of P_.yeicians; Sir Thomas luffus Hardy, Deputy ...

... Keats, as a poet; Mary Lady Duffus Hardy £55, in addition to the pension of .100 a year granted in 1879, in recog- nition of the historical, literary, and public services 4 of her late husband, Sir Thomas Dufftis Hardy; Mrs. I Maria Rodgers, £75, in co ...

... Keats, as a poet- Mary Lady Duffus Hardy £55, in addition to the pension of £B100 a year granted in 1879, in recog- nition of the historical, literary, and public services of her Inte husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy; Mrs. Maria Rodgers, £75, in consideration ...