... Thurtell, myself, Thomas Noeand Mir. Probert sat uip till about half' past one. Mr. pl~obort and Thus. Tlirtell then wvent to bed, leaving me, John 'futella,,, anld Noyes tip. About half an hour after 'they were ,eee ito bed, Thomas Noyes followedj, leaving ...

... Acquittals of Messrs. Hardy, al J. H Taooke, and J. Thelwall, from the charge of Constructive tb Treason. o Dinner was announced for half-past five o'clock, but it was a six before the company had assembled. Messrs. Galloway, Hardy, Thelwall, Baxter, Wooler ...

... battalion of the Ist Regiment of Grenadier Guards,. who put a period to his existence under the following circumstances --Luke Hardy, a serjeaut in t9e same regi- ment, deposed, that on Monday morning, about four o'clock, he was in bed at his Majesty's store-house ...

... Mary Gray, John Richards, William Loveland, Sarah Ganelsam, Wm. Gordon, Thomas Thomas, Sarah Wood, Anne Kent, John Gibbs, John Sheene, William Abstow, Jas. Giblett, Mary Hardy, Mary Russell, Margaret Kelly, Margaret Bryan, Peter Glover, Thos. Richardson ...

... of Parliament of the first of Edward the Sixth to be a Peer of the Realm, by the title of Lord Staf- ford in blood. Sir Thomas Hardy, on his return from the South American station, by Viscount Melville. Dr. Theodore Gordon, on his appointment, as Physician ...

... prisoner, when at the bar, strongly protested her innocence. MANSLAUGHTDR. THOMAS HIRST was put to the bar, charged with killing asad slayinag a fellow labourer, named Thomas lAirst, in the parish 'f Alfioladbury, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. It was ...

... feV halty wards. , whiich mnight, in iinety,-nije ?? out of abhundred, have been~ explained in a most amicable manner. Mr. Hardy, a merchant r of Broad-street, said lie caine to thle Mannsion-houlse for the) purpose of being security for Mr. TrehO ?? think ...

... Captain of the Thomas Cou ts, aind Mr. R. C. J. PHIPPS,- seceind Mate, were indicted for h..Salltiniv and obstructing Lieutenant MaliBball, of his Ma- jest ' ship Glasgow, wiile in tie execution of his duty of re- ce.vii g vulnmicrs fiom the Thomas Coutts into ...

... ditty as Secretary to the fleet uinder Sir Thomas Hardy, and was in the battle of Trafalgar with his Lordship, and amongst those present at the last moments Of that imtmortal hero I After the battle Sir Thomas Hardy soli- cited my accompan .ne him to England ...

... ar tie elder prisoner for a long time; perhaps for s or seven years, -and had always Konown him to be a respctab Indrou mn. Thomas Pace, the ofr, pd echissel, which he Md lie had found on tane prosctor's prea, ndwith ?? %bh parlour door appeared tQ hae ...

... pawnblroker's, upon t which shte obtained ten shillings;, and gavi' it to this pirisoner. v -The prisoner gave lisa address, Thomas Sadler, 204, upert- street IGra's Ion-lane, Time witness was promised some u hadsmeclthe,, and shte said, this infamnous ...

... Ccliomdottore on the coast of Afrira, in thel room of CaptaIl Iullenwhose period of service has expired. Rear- Admiral Sir T'homas M. Hardy will hoistl his flag on board the 'Sybilttvtb sijsrintend tht sallihtg qualities of some ships bxilt alter the plItis ...