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... > tinned—The confession was '. . IVfi ci'sk in the evening. was taken in 1 ' die prisoner's dictation, in four . . . ,i ed Thomas Clewes, and read over ti..i, K ' IVI , ,re * Igoed it. Fnnn his dicta, si.v’uo “, Ver 10 l,e Pri» n '’ r , objected t, ' ...
... fecelved _ . Amiu.il . w £ 8. Joseph Hume, Esq. M.£ . . .All Mrs. Joseph Hume All o. Mayne, H.C.a - Admiral Robert - . >3O Mr. G. Hardy - . I. Trlgy, (addlt.) 3 Mr. Miller, Master, ami crew of tin? Eg- transiwt -110 Mrs lluskiMon y i* N. M. Dothx-hild, Esq. (addit ...
... would aext call the attention of the house to that meritorious officer Sir T. Foley, who had hit half-pay of 7501, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the captain of the great Nelson, who had L per annum. (Hear, hear.) These were men who had served their country in every ...
... into the other, and which is likely to preponderate The lion, baronet ahoinstanced the cases of Sir TUn ...
... three respect- able mill-owners, were appointed to audit the accounts which had just been read Thomas Foster, an operative spinner, in the employ of Thomas Houldsworth, Esq., M.P. then addressed the meeting, and in a speech of considerable ability al- ...
... witnesses, because they were paid for the performance of their duty when they duly performed it. At twenty minutes to ten o'clock, Thomas Jupp and James Plummer were put tn the bar, to answer a capital indictment, charging them with breaking and entering the ...
... Metternich.”—This is, perhaps, one of the finest paintings 1H the gallery—we cannot say as much for its expression, hut Sir Thomas could nut give a nobleness of character to tLe' picture which nature had denied to the original ; bcdizxencd in theatrical ...
... frequent in her visits, nnd Mr. D continues indefatigable in his attention —Brighton Herald. Yesterday evening a young man Thomas Eyres, rcturniux from Greenwichl'a n Mate of in. tuxicathni to his lodgings in Surrey-street, Blarkfrisr*. road, made a wanton ...
... street. MILLGATE, Thomas. Manchestcr-Yvarehouseman, lune 18, July two. Attorney, Mr. Davison, Bread-street, NORCO FT, William, James-strect, vent-garden, winemerchant, Junv July 27, ten. Attorney, Mr. Gale, TUCKER, Richard, and TUCKER, Thomas, Tower Roval ...
... has been since respited at different limes, was conveyed through this city Friday last, by the Defiance coach, custody Mr. Hardy, the governor of llchesier gaol, fur the bulks Devouport, where, it is said, will await an order fn.ru government that decide ...
... Elephant and Castle, Pancras-road, before Thomas { Stirling, Esq., coroner, inquire touching the death fine new born female infant, which was discovered in the Regent’s Park canal, with brick attached to the body. Thomas Bowditch, labouring man residing Vi ...
... Fitzherliert, Martius, Roliert Hay, Barry, Thomas Ramsden, Strachan, Randall, Thomas Hancock, Henry Brougham, M.P., Henry Mundeville, Delnte Kadrlilfe, A. C. Sterling, H. Seymour, Wilkie, J. Calvert, Cooper, Hardwick, Thomas Courtenay, Dymoke, H. Longlands, Ellh ...