... quakers ; Siolard, R.A. ; William Blake, the painter; Lieutenant. General Fleetwood, son of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian, and nlanY naen of literary and historical note. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN OFFICER ...

... upon the beach at nine o'chck, accompanied by the High Sheriff, his Chaplain, the Under-Sheriff, &c. Mr. Overend, Q.C., Mr. Hardy, and Ur. Bayley, were counsel for the prosecution; Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, Mr. Bliss, Q.C., Mr. Hall, and Mr. Middleton, were ...

... Mayor, c h ar ged with having smashed a pane of glass in a confectioner's shop window and stolen a cake, value 61— Susannah Hardy, servant to Mrs. Hills, of King Williamstreet, said: Last night, at about ten minutes to eleven o'clock, the prisoner wilfully ...

... perhaps; there never has been in the world a man who has more richly merited the grateful consideration of his fellow men than Thomas Holloway. Not contented wish the discovery and preparation of a universal remedy for all tie ailments of the body. he devoted ...

... Horrib le Ito relate, however, two 'ohildken, Thomas Gib bois, i ci h r d t e o e s r t o the aged four years, and Joseph Gibbons, agied eighteen months, were found in bed wi th their throats cut. Thomas's throat was cut from ear f to ear, and the child ...

... GAMSON-ON-THE-GREEN. BY THOMAS MILLER. AUTHOR ' OF GIDRON Gums, GODFREY It ALVIR N,' ROYSTON GOWER, &C., &C. CIIAPTRE, VII. Tim addition of a living lady to the plunder the burglars had carried away from Grey well Hall was a subject of more anxiety ...

... at Mantcahte:rsteL,LonieuWteendannets.daaeyn. Smith, G. .B. (in command of the northern and midland district), General Sir Thomas Willshire, 1C.C.8., the Coloncl-in-Chief of the 51st et o h l n d ea n i c i :IL : a° , vRr di ne i di d ibeeaue n C ut ed ...