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... confirm the foregoing evidence. One of them, Mr. Hardy, a surgeon, had n_ doubt of the ?? having died by poison. The jury pronounced ihe prisoner Guilty. James Sellers, Wm. Clark, Robert Standag, and Thomas lon, alias Winter, were indicted for having, on ...
... fteor^e F. Fowls, Joseph Turner, Thomas Stag,- Ileadley, J. Midson, Charles W. Parsons, Michael No wlan, Augustus Warner Eaton, John Wil- liams, John Robertson, John Freeman, Oeorge Hay, George Williams, Richard Hardy, seamen ; Charles William Ohrne ...
... half-pay unattached; Lieutenant James Maynard Goodiff, Cornet half-pay lsrh Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Thomas Raddiff, half-pay 27th Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Robert Fletcher, half pay Cith West India Regiment ; Lieutenant Alex indcr Clayhills, half-pay B?th ...
... Webb, sword ...
... Kivett Carnac, Stuart Brisbane, Rodney, Miindv, Thomas Sanders Toyer, Charles Englisb, H. Nurse, R.N., W. Turner, Rawdon Ma- clean, Fred, de Rons, James Pearl, R.N., G. S. Dyer, GWg* Peard, R.N., Thomas Farber, R N., J. Chap- pel! Woiiiuotsfth, Hood, ...
... Minto, Viscountess Scfton, Lord Maryborough! Countess Mildmay, Lord Kenyon, Lady Milton, &.c Ladies — Beresford 2, Ponsonby, Hardy, De GreVi Uston, Abingdon, Camden. C. Somerset, Paul, Actoni C. Bnggins, C. Percy, W. Freemantle, E. Burke, Clare, Lambert ...
... noininaiic-in at the late election — O'Gorman Mahon and Thomas Steele — have also been visited by a similar attempt. People of Clare, what are your sentiments towards the persecutors of O'Gorman Mahon and Thomas Steele ? You are not ignorant that they made themselves ...
... Exhibitions, .Vc. fee. fee. . The Portrait of tbe Hon. Mrs. ?? Arbutl not, by Sir Thomas •tawrenee, will enrich the July No. The Portraits of Lady J-narlotteßury, by Sir Thomas Lawrence, Viscountess Fast- '•r. Lady Norinanby, Lady Anne Ramsay, Lady Sephla ...
... Harris 2dus (Thomas), O'Conner Stiua (Edward), Crosthwaite .kins (Benjamin), Walsh kius (Edward), Fridlezius, M'Neesc ; — and Premiums, to Bredin sen- (Andrew), Darley Otitis (Henry), Hobart, Andrews, Harricks, Browne 4tus (John Thomas), IMr. Knox [kins ...
... politic in him to appear before a magistrate for the sake of an old crazy organ not worth lialf-a-crown. Union-hall— Yesterday Thomas Powers was put to tbe bar for stealing poultry out of the hen-coop of a person named Brown. Jones, a watchman, deposed that ...
... Lord Sinclair. DEATHS. Aug. 4, Mary, wife of John James Wilson, Esq. ol Northampton-square, Surgeon. Aug. H. Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Esq- of Walworth, in the 2(_ih year cl his age. ...
... YORK, Aye. 7 Thomas Wilson, aged 25, was indicted for the wil- ful murder of Henry Rangeley, at Beeston. There were two other persons charged as abettors of the mur- der, but the grand jury threw out the bills against them. The prosecution was conducted ...