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... been referred, to inquire into and report uopn certait charges of unprofessional conduct, which had been made against Mr. Thomas Wilsooi, a solicitor of the court The report, which was very volunainous, went minutely int the details of the various ci ...
... P.; John B. Warren, Richard 0. Aldworth, Wmin H. M. Hodder, Thomas G. French, Thomas E. Sarsfield, W. A. Stawell, Simon Dring, Edmond 'Shuldham, Thomas. Summerville, William R. Meade, Thomas Ware, Lionel J. Fleming, Daniel Conner, jun.; John Ht'Carthy ...
... tried on Ihursday, before the Lord Justice Clerk, Lord Wood, and Lord Cowan. John N1'Donald, the driver of the goods engine, Thomas Wilson, station-naster, Portobello, and John_` Hogr.rth, porter, were placed at the bar, charged with culpable homi- cide ...
... de tlirntico i;ren do. . The motion was opposed by Mr. Martley, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Malley, who appeared on the part of Thomas E. D Kiely. t The application was granted, and the costs of the motion, as occasi.ned by unnecessary matters introduced into ...
... preseed his belief that4 he was William Thomas De Witton. Mr. Boon subsequently vent to the marsbalsea, and, as the. bailiffs alleged, told them to detain the prisoner, observing that be was certainly William Thomas. Mr. Boon, however, aid he only stated ...
... of sugar for the first seven months of the year at this port:- Direct. Ilhds & Trs. Joseph Wilson, Son and Co ?? ?? 1,745 Hardy, M3others, and Co ?? 1,639 John Stokes ?? Travers Blackley ?? 720 Thowas Bewley and Co ?? ?? 657 5,990 Cross channel ?? 2,615 ...
... railway company, Mr. George Roe, Mr. Wyndham Goold, M.P.; Mr. William Haughton, Mr. Hutton, Mr. John Pennefatber, and Mr. t Hardy, directors, were present, having come down with the c professional gentlemen, witnesses, and others concerned, by the ten 'clock ...
... chairman of the railway company, Mr. George Roe, and Mr. Taylor, secretary; Mr. H. Hutton, Mr. J. B. Ball, Sir E. Kane, and Mr. Hardy, directore, were present, having come down with the professional gentlemen, witnesses, and others concerned, by the ten o'clock ...
... twelve orI thilrteen' hours' woqrl, iwithi the vina d blow~ing in his~ face. It wasa physia 'iposbilty that man worked so hard.I could keop~ his eye on th road during thirtseen r.fourteen I hours, andif heaetdhs'ed'fr one minute' the acci-I 'denit might ...
... judgment, Sylvester Gallian, plaintiff's attorney; Terence Fitton, defendant's attorney. Thomas Clarendon a Stephen, Thomas Mathews, scire facids, to revive a judg- ment, Thomas Slacke, plaintiff's attorney; John Lee Whar- ton, defendant's attorney. John George ...
... of the late James Hardy Edwards, Esq, of Liverpool, to Sarah Emily, daughter of the late George Blakeney, Esq. of Ballina, county Miayo. November 22, at St. Mary's Catholic Chapel, Codogan-terratoe Chelsea, by the Right Rev. Thomas Brown, D.D., Lord Bishop ...
... rected to call them severally by name, and identify them., The witness ca'led and i adetalled the defendantsh -John s Hardy, Thomas Cahill, p Cory, J Nowlan, L Tobin, J ar Iicdholls, Edward GAY, Mu Mofiitt, Edward Murphy, James -FhrtP Sheane, J Fox, It ...