... gratifying to winless medial *salamity which pervaded all mem, ad w hirl c o uld fa I to kepi,. emir for the More. p dW. Hardy ww (reek anis erted up sod met with onus the this *object the leo. st t'w ; Mot tle ey declared they were en t they suld may ...

... sum wit be raised. i• marled that tar forks, after dims of site &were, will commence a for a pi. re of plate, art an of Mr. Hardy's em Maw, but if the subscriptions are to he the same *rale as fie Mr. Lister's, it is femoral tart it will he but a small ...

... some order, mid there separated. On Sunday niornirre, a Neiman was in St. Pears Chorch, Heddersield, by the Rev. 2. Nevi; Thomas, A. 8.. no behalf of Loudon Hibernia Society, for the reriptaral lastrwclion of the Irish peomistry, sod • collecting made ...

... b. II w. iM IM. M bonnet dndly 4.1 piny Wry M. The ter. pons 16.40.e..1 4 relies di. What ghee The pin. mini Indy the lbw .hardy There be an ii a b 11.4. 1.4 .4 .1..1 rehaine? I.IM ow 4 Mr. M.I llrlw.d and 1r0n.% .1 II oM ?4.0.1r4 11.11 TIM quash ...

... rumoured that they offered the parties who captured them 1100 fur their liberation. A few days ago, a hen, the property of Mr. Thomas Osteliffe, of Sandell, attacked a large rat. The combat was severe fur a few seconds, but feathered ammilant tame off vittorious ...

... John Pearson. the son of Pear. I son, butcher, Pump Hill, Soulhowram, pawed a Tape Worm seven yards long. - May Mk. 1834. Thomas Noble, aged 30, reedraker, of Head, near li.litaa, while taking Vegetable Compound, passed Tape worm. which more Wag affected ...

... G. prandial F annie& Derby and ether places favour of the Noma N.H. la hit, Dieu:dale, a native Milan, aged IS. walked to Thomas, damage a miles, with his horse loaded with dame, is 14 halm Tar of lin bone was 31. Lint J. Nape is appeased Adjus.us to ...

... Correction for a month. Adam Pisani, charted with roan It i ng John Ilartki, was lined llii. John Marshall, of Cast .ford. by Thomas Michas, of Lnfthonee linte, tor allocating himself from his work, contriiry his agreement; the beach him is the Vail of 11Is ...

... only place !mite enough low the ewe.. Wog, ricer tads the chew, and in a hag speech, explained lb. object of tie mewling. Thomas Conk, at the tensest of Ike chambers:de., read the following items, and for they would ✓equire for the a n of the comb —Wow ...

... Ilemsas of Durham. DEATHS. Fraley, aae4 u hirer, Mr. ken la)- loakhosaimr, %%rigout. Os to year. (Warta, daughtrr art Mr. Jabal Hardy. ul late butt, lttr the space of aged Mr Jesse Webster, Sadist, duel, Osielaa. (M bimodal, aged Is, Ni hat Santo Two. i midge ...

... be inhabitants of the same senelthre. Mr. P. Ism been Minister at Atterchire stare 1827. On Tuesday, Farah, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer. Chelose Height, near Bradford. (in seek, Sarah, wife of the Rev. W. Wee, of omen, and eldest daegliter of the ...

... Early in the morning of . Thursday week, villains obtained entrance, by means of a false key, into the worahop of Mr. Jonas Hardy, of Alletton Lea, near Bradford, amt succeeded iu carrying away a quantity of wool and units ; they also three worsted pieces ...