... practical assistance. Captain Jaseper Selwyn moved, Mr. D. Guile (secretary of the Iroumoulders' Society), seconded, and Mr. Thomas Paterson supported a request to the council of the Public Museums Association to make, in concert with other organisations ...

... instituted that the desire of the learned Judges and the Attorney-General, there appears to Mr. Hardy to be good reason to believe that the defence made by Thomas Maguire was true, and he has therefore been recommended to Her Majestys for an unconditional ...

... The deputation of drivers and proprietors, appointed by the meeting held at Exeter Hall, on Tuesday evening, waited upon Mr. Hardy, Secretary of State for the Home Department, on Wednesday, for the purpose of requesting him to reconsider the alleged obnoxious ...

... burglary at Marylebone. Seven years' penal seri itude. Mr. Moody prosecutel—John Thomas, 36, painter, to robbery. Four former convictions. Seven years' penal servitude. —Thomas Brooker, an old offender, to stealing tea at Greenwich. Eighteen months' imprisonment ...

... burglary at Marylebone. Seven years' penal itude. Mr. Moody prosecutel.—John Thomas, 36, .painter, to robbery. Four former convictions. Seven years' penal servitude. —Thomas Brooker, an old offender, to stealing tea at Greenwich. Eighteen months' imprisonment ...

... -court, on Tuesday, seven men, lacemakers, were summoned before the Mayor on the charge of intimidating Thomas Roe, a lacemaker in the employ of Messrs. Hardy and Galloway, and endeavouring to force him to leave his work. After some 'discussion had taken place ...

... and J. IV. Henley, M.P.; Sir W. Eleathcote, M.P., Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood, Sir Thomas Phillips, Yen. Archdeacon Sinclair and Bickersteth ; Mr. Gathome Hardy, M.P., the late Mr. C. W. Giles-Puller, M.P., Rev. Canon Jennings, Mr. T. D. Aeland, Mr ...

... support of Reformers) in the affirmative. He believed more could be got from tie Tories than the Whigs. Messrs. Coffey, Milton, Thomas, Johnson, and Osborne supported the Radical party in very able arguments, the latter . speaker (Mr. Osborne) replying at some ...

... Warrington Crozier and others Rylands Guildford Elkins and others Onslow SAP:ord Anderson & others Cawley & Charley Hereford Thomas and others Wyllie and Clive %Amin Adam and others Gower Stockport Hallam & another Tipping The Same Walton & another Smith ...

... Norfolk Island, in addition to long confine meut, and Mr. Hardy does not consider that the case of Bell is one in which he can properly recommend the grant of compensation. lam to add that Mr. Hardy does not think that any useful purpose will be served by ...

... Robing Room. Weslm;nster (pen Edmond Beales, ESQ .) 0 18 6 Mr. Thomas P. Alan, Southwark C. I. Butler, Esq., Reading ' Peter Spokes, Esq - ditto 0 b' 0 Mr. William Kipling, Barnard Castle Mr. Thomas G. Davidson, Reading Th c&t ße o v. Mr. Legg' 0 2 6 in small ...

... Ist Inst. The trustees and executors nominated are his son, the Rev. John H. R. Sumner, M.A. ; his son in law, the Rev. John Thomas, D.C.L. ; and his nephew, Charles Sumner, Esq., Barrister at Law. The personalty was sworn under £60,000. The will bears date ...