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... into custody, when she admitted she had broken the others, but could assign no re tson for her conduct. Police-constable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, proved that he was set to watch the prosecutor's premises, and for that purpose he stationed himself on a skylight ...
... DEATH BY MACHINERY.—A shocking death occurred on Thursday last at the flour mill of Mr. Afilim:ton 4Notts). A lad named Thomas Hardy was sent at twelve o'clock to the urper part of the mill, when soon .iftfrvar he v,,‘s discovered dead and shockingly mutilated ...
... s naval pension of 50/. a year, vacant by the death of Commander R. L. Connolly, has been awarded to retired Commander Thomas Hardy. , Nelson's famous flag ship, the Victory, is to be paid off, and tier crew is to be turned over to the Duke of Wellington ...
... captains; none left to equal Sir John Duckworth, Sir Sidney Smith, Sir Edward Pellew, Sir John Warren Sir Robert Stopford, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Richard Keats, Brisbane, Thornborough Hallowell, Cockburn, Sir J. Saumarez, Blackwood, Sir Michael Seymour, Dixon ...
... been recently missed, he had to ask for a remand, as the prisoner was the party suspected of taking them. Police-constable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, said he took the prisoner into custody, and when the charge was read over to him he admitted having pawned the ...
... interests. Never heard his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Hardy, say that Sir J. Graham carried - .natters with a high hand, or that he disregarded his advice on prefAsi ,nal ratters. linew that Sir T. Hardy entertained a very hi, opinion of Sir J. Graham ...
... Glaister, Ese le of, SydneY, ' South Wales, aged 53. GORDON.-26th, Mr. Thomas Go 'don, Colipaburgh. Fllesh ire ;srf , HARRIS.-0,51h, at Who Grove, Camberwell, in hiefe4tll Thomas Hardy Harris, Esq. ag e KEARTON..-26tb, at Bedford, Mary Gerald; relict of ...
... the only memorial left by the dead men : FRIDAY AFTERNOON, HALF-PAST Two O'CLOCK. _ _ _ _ Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously, ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, ...
... presence by the Secretary of State for the Home Department, and received the honour of Knighthood :—William Tite, Esq., Thomas Duffus Hardy, Esq., James Meek, Esq., Peter Coats, Esq., Joseph Heron, Esq., and Richard Davis Hanson, Esq., late Chief Justice of ...
... anot4er in Crawford county, Georgia,, because he ILYRRIS.-11th, at The Grove, Cron) t erwell, Mary, widow of the l' ite Thomas Hardy Harris. Esq. f would not,go, to church. A 4 RT.-14th, at 27, H Fin,shnry-s-quo 5e,..E.C., Iti ;the 84th year o , THE WAGES ...
... home by her mother. DARING ROBBERY PROM TILE PERSON. Robert Hawes, Thomas Hardy, and Daniel O'Brien were indicted for stealing a watch, the property of Charles Bidgood, from his person. Hardy and O'Brien were also inlicted for an assault on the poliee-constable ...
... Gale, Nathaniel Mather Thomas Rosewell, Dr. Downer, Daniel Neal, Lady Ann Erskire, William Jenkyn, Dr. Gill, Dr. Williams, Dr. Gifford, Dr. Rees, Matthew Wilke, Joseph Hughes, John Townsend, Thomas Hardy, J. H. Tooke, Thomas Stotherd, David Nasmith, ...