... 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 ...

... ctno-(Wirider Prizce, a newr kind)-to Thomas Deux- herry.-tst and 2d Black' rrapies-to J. Moore, gardener to T. B. I'case, EmQ. Chapeltown-. Best W~hite Gape.s-to ThomnasMason. 2d ditto-to Thomas A ?? Peacles- to Thomas Mason. Second best ditto-to - Marshall ...

... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...

... of F-ie’er, ironmonger—J. Whitmore, of Manchester, cotton and dealer—R. Bradley, of Warrington, l,snca«hire, upholsterer—Thoma« J»»ncs, of Birmingham, won Men draper—R Roberta, Hreet, Middlesex, tailor—Henry Evan*, of Chrap*ide, London, silk-mercer—l) ...

... M I S CUE L L L N E O U S . Messrs. Thomas, Son, and Lefevre, a large mercan. tile firm engaged In the Russian trade, who failed In October, l 1847, have notified to their creditors their readiness to payza final dividend, making in gross 2Os. in the ...

... instant, eight well bred ewes, marked on the side J. H., were stolen from' the close of their owner, Mr. John Hardy, of Otley Mills. Mr. Hardy immediately had placards, describing the sheep anl the marks on them, plentifully distributed up and down the ...

... modern journal. In the local news of the Advertiser, there is the aarriage of MFr. Thomas Scoffin, of the Beverley Bank, to Miss Brough, of Hessle, and also that of Mr. Thomas Hall, of Linton, to Miss Hall, of Hovinghiam. There does not appear to have been ...

... 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; ...

... Christopher Coultnn, E*q. of Highthntn, in the North-Riding of the county of York. A few days ago at Ripon, Mr*. Hardy, relict of lb* late Mr. Hardy of Smith, eurgewo. On Mouday lan, aged 76, Georg* Armitage, E*q. of Park Riding, one of hi* Majatty’s juetic** ...

... 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 ...