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... Francis Purcell, George B. Grant, Thomas J. Quieton, Robert Hanna, Evory Carmichael, Thomas M'Enery, Patrick Boylan, Charles Egan, John Hayes, Cornelius P. Shannon, John Goldsithb, William Colthurst, William Reynolds and Thomas Warren. COUNTS GRAND JURY. The ...
... passed sen- loe tene on Mr. Robert Hardy, for the assault on Captain 1 u Banbury. Our readers are already acquainted with the e- geculiar circumstaeces under whieh the assaults was com 3g mitted- The sentence was that Mr. Hardy be imprisoned or for one fortnight ...
... There was a small supply o° pig tbhi wei and prices from is to 2s per cwt higher. There is no etsraetito in veal calves. THOMAS AND HENRY BA0S9. PRICES CURRErNT or LIVE 8TOCR, MARKET UJInS, A.d SHIES. Price Sold at Sinking the Otd3i. DZ ao~ilrt1 l¶. ...
... at suit of a creditor of the bankrupt named Hardy, and the writ wU traeamited to witness for execution. There was.a Bale of tle binkrupt's goods which produced, allowing for charges, theseum of 2521. Mr. Hardy wanted the sale to procead before the writ ...
... court during tire entire of yesterday and the greater part of Saturday, was an action lof trespass on the ease brought by Mr. Thomas Dully, merchant and corn trader, proprietor of stores and ware- houses at a certain dock or basin forming part of the Royal ...
... upon, the witcll I Hardy was called, and the defendant never had MI op - portunity of sifting the character of that witness. it veas f the bounden and imperative duty of those who conducted the prosecution to have put the name of Hardy apon the I back of ...
... 6f Ireland; I recollect Friday, the 28th of July; I recollect seeing three jaunting cars pass by that evening and stop at Thomas SulliVan's public house; there were from eight to tell persons on the three cars; I did not know any of these persons before;; ...
... itstptitatiots east. Mr. Wlsiteside-I cast no imputations. Attorney-General-I thisld these imptttations were flung 1tit, Mr. Thomas Kemmis sworn aid ?? assisted an- father, Air. William Kemrmis, crown solicitor, in conduct- ing the prosecution on behalf ...
... scoundrel house, and the House of Lords a I body from which no justice was to be expected or obtained. I And in the house of Hardy, was thle following prodliction which was endeavosred to be made evidence Why should we vainly waste our prime, Repeating our ...
... George Alexander Hamilton, William Rathborie, Thomas Thompson, Alexander Kirkpatrick, Epphineas Ryan, Arthur Burie Crofton, Chriscopher Fitzinion, Richd. Manders, Henry Davis, Francis Fauliener, Thomas Sn iw, Wan. Parsons Hdey, Robt. Hanna, John Hayes ...
... property il College-street, and Fleet-street, and also in Exchange-street, held under freehold leases to the defendant, Mr. Thomas Rogers, as trustee, for the benefit of certaei persons members of deceased's family subject to an- nulities; one to a person ...
... from Plowden, to whichhe Would eall the attention of the court ?? the reign of Queen Mary a commis- sion was directed to Sir Thomas White, the Lord Mayor' of London, and others. The indictment was taken before eight, and authority was given, to four to proreed ...