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... executive, to destroy the Ramilies, has induced Sir Thomas Hardy to address letters to the publie, authorities of New London, and to the governor of the state of Connecticut on the subject. In these Sir Thomas states, that he is fully apprised of the efforts ...
... THE CITY. Tuesday .being,St. Thomas's day, twenty-fire Wardmotes were held in the city of London; for the purpose of returning the Common Council for the year ensuing. ra Farringdoo Without, for the tirs't time for Many years, there was no coatest. The ...
... Si end that Sir Thomas wished o r a 3l , e c we(i)the Macedonian and Statira l th:at they ( ric:iiis) were ready fir such meeting . , but he oll t !ie ng a formal invitatlon . A fron t the senior officer, (to whom n •1:111 been Sr T HardY. ) accet't the ...
... in the neighboorhood ofliornsey,Holloway, and Highgate. - The principal evidenee'lagaiast OCIII was a man of the name of Thomas Hardy, a discharged Soldier'. On former evideoce being read over to him, with the 'charges made against the prisoners, he said ...
... popular observation ? How extremely rare is a noisy tailor 1 a mirthful and obstreperous tailor ! At my nativity, says Sir Thomas Browne, my ascendant was the earthly sign of Scorpius; I was born in the planetary hour of Saturn; and I think I have a ...
... performance of the Flemish merchant, 405. My Spouse and 1, a new farce, 413. , Dearrits.-Thomas Hamilton, esq. ; Lady Cott; The lion. John Hay Kinnaird ; Rev. E. Joises ; Thomas Stretton, • esqrs. ; 421. John Wagner; Doctor R.'Dinsdale; Earl of Lothian, 12. Henry ...
... iv()ilernor:s of the several Royal Hospit a l s w ill r ,111 14 , y the service at Christ Church. After a ser- V : e Rev. Thomas A qu il a D a l e, A. B. of St. i t NI Cambridol.s they will . proceed to 'th e , • i n , Christ's Hospital, where two Ora ...
... CROWN OFFICE, APRIL 2, 1816. Member returned to ssrve in this present Parliament for the Borough of Lyme Regis—Major John Thomas Fane, i 0 the room of John Fane, Esq. commonly called Lord Burghersh, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. - ...
... Court, on - Wednesday, Sir thomas Hardy, obtained a verdict, with 10001. datt,'lag,'es, against the Proprietor of the - Jhrning Herald, : 131 * a libel contained in various paragraphs last winter, nisinuating that Lady Hardy had eloped with the Martjitlis ...
... recover damages for injury sustained by the publication of a malicious libel concerning the lady of the plaintiff, Sir Thomas Hardy, and the Marquis of Abercorn. The motion for an arrest of judgment Was founded on various defects in the pleadings, which ...
... Mendoza, for a highway robbery ; James Magrab, Thomas Clayton, and John Clayton, for like offences ; Dennis Rourdon, James Quinn, and Thomas Connell, tor colouring base coin to resemble shillings ; John Hardy, fur stealing a mare ; James Hoy, for a rape ...
... Mendozi, for highway robbery ; Richard Mincing, James Hicitey, Morris Henley, John Copsey, William Lewis, John Hardy, James Magrah, Thomas Clayton, and John Clayton, for like offences; Edward Gurling, for stealing in a dwelling-house; Margaiet Welsh,- ...