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... 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 ...
... Lumley to Thomas Qiborne; ter evo B ick-road from Marg Benpett ;to George Kirk; t irs Byrorusieet, ftom Thomas Hughes to William Glover; th 19 Obeapsides frem Edward Jones to Phombe L~neh; Cock- of ko spur-street,7fgam Thomas 'ils jun. to Thomas.ills be ...
... Colonel Hardy, Gatboune PritarJh Buekloy, General Reathuote. Sir Win, PughDai Bobr.W t oneage. 0. F. Reopto,.W.. uegDly, Lor Henley,ltt. Hn. J. W. itbRtenG .F Berrowos, Robert Herbert, Rt. lion. S. RuselF.W Butt, 0. H. Horbert, Sir Thomas Rut. James ...
... jutl ?? Joshua Walmsley.)-Thse house 01e Ays73; Noess, 190. AES. Acton, Joseph Frcestunl. Colonel North, Frederick Alcock, Thomas Gieeeno. Jobs Olliveira, Benjaminn Anilerson. Sir Janmes Gronves. amel Otseay, A. J. alwley, ueawishy atic. IAlas str Drieetn ...
... for da S. Jlames Donnelly, for begging in Portsmouth yester- day, was sentenced to 14 daya' imprisonment with hard labour. Thomas .Ford and John Varney, labourers, were each the convicted of hovering about Her MaJesty's ship LImpe- CoiJ rifezue, lying ...
... Transport Corps. C Lieutenant Joseph Harris, from the Land Transpartb Corpi, . -, Lieutenant Thomas Fletcher, from the Land Transport Corns.: LiCutenani Thomas WItelell, from' the Land Transport Corps.'. Lieutenant William Edmund Cater, from the Land Transport ...
... Clark, Ilderton; John Bolam, Shaw- dou; Gen. Bolam, Hedgeloy; Thomas Chriep, Rugley; and Uichael Hindmarsh, Wm. Gibson, Win. Mauls, George Pike, Henry Fairbairn, Robert Straughan, J. J. Hardy, R. Kilgour, T. Robertson, A. Patrick, &o., of Alnwick. Immnediotely ...
... Necapolitan), in whose lishbehalf there is doubtless a feehlng of portisenship, which may tl influence some. h. Mr. T. D. Hardy-in answer to the appeal from Ji the Athenusum for an authoritative denial of the rumour thatp asserts that State Papers are ...
... and looking on all the winter, whilst this one was de- vouring, throwing about, and., wasting it;.- and -if a pigeon,. more hardy or hungry than the rest, touched a; grain of thehoard,, all the-other~s instantly flying upon it, 'and tearing 'it 'in pieces;-if ...
... conditionally-pardoned men from Norfolk Island'. One of these is known by the name of ' Melville, bitt he is also called Thomas Smith; which of these may'be, or whether either be his proper name I cannot say, but his notorict hsas been chiefly acquired ...
... consequently the auctioneer sold to the amount oi rent due up to Michaciemas ?? ?? Clarannc. says, W. ?? undersitnd that Tir Thomas Phill3ps, Bart., o Middle-bill, the well known antiquarian and genealogist, i; basily engaged in researches into the Talbot ...
... When the vicar was proclaiming the banns of marriage, a person arose in the body of the church and forbade the banns, of Thomas Rollinson and Grace Gee, saying that his son was under age. In an interview with the minister, he stated that his son was ...