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... month. CHARGB op STABBING.—William Turpin, a man dressed as a labourer, was charged with having stabbed a sawyer, named Thomas Hardy, living in South Church-street.—It appeared that the parties lodged in the same house, and that the stab (which was on ...
... Nloffatt. Latia.-Charlas Durciss, Joseph Davis, Christopher Imrnay, Thomas Tilstoi. Frr ?? Tilston, Christopher Imnray, Thomas P. A~rbhrm. Ardrnetio. -Willarm Jam'ieson, Thomas Morris, Thomas Lvans, HenryJohu Wotkman. JIremisrry;-Chriswopher Imray, Edwin Miller ...
... Samuel Thomas, at Merthyr, and stealing therein lllbR, weight of brass, on the 9th March. Mr. Hughes prosecuted,—the prisoner was not defended.— Guilty; to be imprisoned, with hard labour, for three months. EGLWYSILAN—STEALING FODDER.—John Thomas, 36, boatman ...
... Townsend Dance, a captain of 1834. He entered the navy May 16, 1806, as midshipman, on board the Triamph, 74, Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. FATAL ACCIDENT TO ADMIRAL HAWTAYNE.- NORWVICH, Szrr. 9.-A fatal accident occurred last even lag to &dmiral Rawtayne ...
... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...
... ; Mr. Dudley Fortescue, YP.; Sir John Kcane, Thomas 1-. Hardy, Esq., Richard Charneley, Sir E. MI'Donnel, Alderman Roe, G. W. Maunscll, Esq., General Roberts, Colonel Palliser, Denis N. Kirwan, Esq., Thomas Baker, Esq; the Mayor of Clonmel, G. A. Boyd ...
... was drawn on Sunday morning, and that the men found in the house pushed their way in at the back. He called a man named Thomas Hardy, employed at the Patent Wire Rope Manufac- tory, who lodged at the house. He could not, however, disprove the charge, and ...
... and Charles Hardy. From Manchester : Messrs. Alfred Harris, Rev. Dr. de Willis, W. Reysier Wood, and J. P. Bunting. From : Halifax: The Mayor, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. E. Wavell (town clerk). ?? Huddersfileld: Messrs. George Armitage, Thomas Mallinson, ...
... Charles Hardy. Front Mmiolester: Messrs. Alfred Harris, 11ev. Dr. De Willis, W .. Rayner Wood, and T. P. Bunting. From Halifimx: T'he Mayor, Mr. Jonathan Smith, and Mr. E . M. Wavell (town clerk.) From Huddersfield: Messrs. George Armitage, Thomas Mallinson ...
... MR. HARDY'S BILL RELATIVE T'O BEER-SHOPS, COFFEE-SHOPS, &e. Is - ._ of On Thursday, an influential deputation, incind- ex- log Mayors, county and bhoromuh Magistrates from~ the chief the towns of tile West Ridinog and other portionsi of thle pro- ~tvinces ...
... -park gardens, j Notting-hill, dealer. BBNNXTT, Thomas, Oldbury, Worceetersbire, and West- broniwich, Staffordshire, ironmaEter. GBIETUITHl Thomas 'e nry, Lbowesmoor, Worcestershire, ce*1 d aler. HARDY, Joseph, Nottingham, millor. >CrARxF, Elizabeth, ...
... Geraniums-Thomas Watt; 1 Eydrangea-Thomas Watt; 2 Tender Annuals-Alex. Watt; 4 Herbaccou, Cut Flowers-Alex. h Watt; 4 Dahlias-William Forbes; 3 FancrDablias-Thomas tl Watt; 4 Hardy Annuals-Thomas Watt, 6 Pansies- ...