... at MAC6IINCIIT.—Yesterday week, an inquest was held at the Odd Fellows Hall. before Mr. C. on the body of a young man named Thomas Ryeruft. an Imo looker, in the weaving shed of Mr. James Dalby. of Thornton-road, who came to his death. in consequence of ...

... maker, of tattle Horton, drunk; to pay Thomas Manchester, ill the streo, conimittevl our month. Thos. Gil_,'', i.f heeds, pocketpiehiug; on,- month to Wak 110.1. Thema. %envy, of Lads. g a pair of u , this!. - Thomas Pratt. drunk; to pay As. -Samuel Ilaley ...

... linendraper in Bradford. whose character Dr cossistma7 was serer disputed before the last election, thought it to give Mr. Hardy a plessper, although at the previous election he had given Mr. Lister a plass/et : he of cootie calculated on the patronage ...

... cap of like value, open to aniatenrs and cottagera t to John Kilner, of Dalton; cud, 130. to John Pollard; 3rd, a. 6,1. to Thomas Nowell. A complete set of ganlen implements, equal is value to the silver cups, for cottagers only, fur the best troy of ...

... CATION OF BRADFORD. On evening, G. Hardy, Esq., and H. W. Wickham. Esq. the errors the Odd Fellows' HeII, and were them as two k and prelim far dr of Bradford. Their canvass is ; and if the are b tree to the return of Hardy and Witham will mined. Discord ...

... Castle one charge of presenting a load .1 pistol et Thomas Robinson. In defence the prisoner said that he had obtained a free pardon for good Beni -e and good conduct, on the recommendation of Mr. Hardy, Inspector of Crowe Lands. He had at that time served ...

... scarcely a house in the more thronged districts at the button of the town has escaped. OFFICE, Sart*lttlAV.—(Before Josh. Brook, hardy,l sad Ewe Assatta.—willlam 11)son and John Brook, of Lepton, were chanted by John Currie with an nseault, but on their their ...

... enquiries.—Peter Flammaren, for his drunken conduct in the It eets was lined Se and costs!.. 6d.—Thomas Booty, tor • like offence had a similer sem to pay.—Thomas Bettoinley, for disorderly conduct in the streets on Saturday night had las. to pay, and in default ...

... •TEALINO NEAR SKIPION. gorge Mt/w.f., was charged with having, on the Ist instant, at Htbden, stolen two cons, the property of Thomas Steldale. Mr. Blowhard prosecuted; the prisoner w as undefended. The prosecutor lest two cows from a field in his occupation ...

... Thompson Km., Joseph Starkey, Esq., John Rand, Esq., Captain Rhodes; W. Ellis, Enq., F. Greenwood, Esq, Joshua Pollard, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., W. L. Brook, Esq. The following was the panned of the Grand Jury. Mr. William Pealairst, of Halifax. geutli man. A.-orios ...

... to incise (the Lod 13 &hems In the boom at time, who sopped the two qoart• of ale be perchased.) had the like peony to my. Thomas Fink. of the Caldera. Hebb'. Navigation, was charged by the coenobite of Southowrain, with baying 32 people drioklog is on ...

... daughter only right weeks before he committed the B/GANT AT BATLEY. Malth , r North (out on bail) was charged with bigamy. Mr. Hardy was fer the prosecution ; Overcall defended the prisoner, who warned a female of the name of Barrie: Winn, at the parish church ...