... Wednesday Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart., of Middle Hill, near Broadway, late Mayor of New- port, Monmouthshire, was indicted at our County Sessions, in conju nction with two persons named Faulkner and Fletcher, for misdemeanour, in assaulting one Thomas Cooper ...

... 0 ?? Duncan v. ?? Ditto ?? ?? v. Bruges ?? 0 Bedford ?? Stauat v. ?? 0 1 ?? Forster v. Holmes ?? ?? Townley v. Fox ?? ?? .Hardy v. Busfield . ?? 1I Blackburn ?? Hornby v. ?? 1 Brighton ?? v. Dalrymple ?? 10 ?? v. ?? . ;0 1 Caithness ?? v. Sinclair ?? ...

... George (Cox, William Poole, t Charles Gibbs, Thomaq Herbert, William Winapear, t Thomas Iroese James PrOwteD, Hugh Conway, Alex. ,t Harvey, J. J. Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Samuel - Morgan, were then placed at the bar-thirtaen e in all. g The above-named ...

... Faulkner and Fletcher, for miedemeanour, b r assaulting one Thomas Cooper, a tax collectorin the n execution of his duty. Tho offence was clearly sub- - htanmiated against the principal, Sir Thomas Phillips, t, who was found guilty of a comme'c, assault, ...

... the Radical Association as a place of meeting ! Where our Provost's senses were n at the time steeping whea he allowed the Hardy- I hood of an underetrapper to hood-wink him, or what t the Alayisterial Doctissimnse Ciuddibus was about I when he allowed ...

... Charles' Taylor, 'Gorge Cos, '1iliarn ' Poole, st Charles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, Williana Winspoer, t. Thomas Iroas, Jam'es'Prowten, Elugh Conway' Alex, it Harvey, J. J.'Norton, Samuel Hardy,' and Samuel re Morgan, were thon 'placede at'tbe bar-tbirtien ...

... cause of the people at the hustings as candidates, be also invited:-P. MGrath, Thomas Clark, B.C. Jones, J. H. Parry, 11. Vincent, J. Fielden. E.Miall, J. M. Cobbett, J. Hardy, Charles Cochrane. W. Williams, J. Sturge, W. P. Roberts, Dr Epps, J. West. S ...

... plaintiff, being of opinion that he had clearly made out a case calling for damages. HoRToN.-HIGHWAY ROBBEnY.-As Mr. John Hardy, farmer, of Little Horton, was returning home late on Saturday night last, was robbed of twelve pounds and a few shillings; ...

... AIzN. Mr. Thomas Walsh, weaver, Spring-gardens. of, 1Lr. James Robinson, porter, Queen-street. by Mr. Dennis Downey, leather-dealer, Crispia- d, court. ny Mr. James Roseow, cotton-spinner, Little London. ed I Mr. Sdivester Booth, weaver, Hardy-buts. ne ...

... which has been duly registered Alfred Feargus r O'Connor Anthony. n Mr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter ,t registered Ann Frost Hardy. a The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker it was baptised after the name of William Feargas .e O'Connor ...

... son, Iwhich has been duly registered Alfred Feargus O'Connor Anthony. lMr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter .registered Ann Frost Hardy. The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker ;was baptised after the name of William Feargus O'Connor Whittaker ...

... . which has been duly registered Alfred Feargug O'Connor Anthony. n Mr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter t registered Ann Frost Hardy. a The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker t was baptised after the name of William Feargus e O'Connor ...