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... 22 Robert Keddey Thomas Thompson. 2f0 Heiry King: Joeph Jones. 254 John LOftlsouseL W illiamn Bett.s. 240 Patrick. Forresler John Gresham.,.,,. 240 Joln Sadler. Gross number of burgesses polled; 36q. SOUTHS MVTON WARD. ,Thomas Prissik . 222 ,Ti ...
... awarded to Messrs. Jones, England, eind Terry;- Mr. No-h maisa was also at competitor. Th'le whole of the prizes for hardy anad half-hardy were wvon by Mr. Terry ; Mr. Hes. e *,lewood cud Mr. Joists seist plants wvhich were Placed.- Prinsies.-Prizes for ...
... of the world. He also spqke of the prosecutions of the late Thomas Paine, William Cobbelt, and others; and concluded by alluding to the prosecutions of the Chartists, and of Southwell, [ Hardy, Iloms Tooke, Paterson, and others. Mr John Armstrong and Mr ...
... lh Mr. AusTecN and Mr. HARDY appeared as counsel for the bill; Mr..Siegeanit WRANGFIAM and Mr. lINGHAse~ appeared onl behalf of a- the petitioner, Joseph Ingham; and Sr jinres and Mr. HILL lb on behalf of J. G. Paley and Thomas Paley, and Inhabitants ...
... which the Maria Brandt has received, could have beer done had she run foul of the Marys. L. 1H. CORNELSON, Master of the Echo. THOMAS SIBSEY, ' Late Ship-master, and now pilot. J. FRAZER, Shijp Nautilus, of London. GEORGE ELLIOT, Master of the Everette. I ...
... Dan-an Sherringt.on, Daniel Gibson, James Moir, James Lan-. Daniel Mitchell, Gerurge Ross, Thomas Gordan, Henry Mulligan, Arelid. MInies, Jameb Anderson, Thomas Ancott, Doctor Green, Samuel Bernet, William Cliailin, James Smith, John Gavan, W. S. Brown ...
... than Joseph LMnney. On Friday morning, the 12th, I 'walked ounto Wal- tiol verhampton, and, addressed another meeting of the hardy baM toilers of the 1black diamoudas-the 'whole district, mil for niany miles, having entirely ceased labour, and im, nothing ...
... g promises well, and we trust the most sanguine hopes of the Isronoters of the sale will ultimately be realized. DEATH OF THOMAS RODYIELL, ESQ., COa: LECTOt or CorTOans, LSTusa.-Yesterday, general regret wag felt in Leith on receipt of the intelligence ...
... M1LT| S LORD LYTTLET'lONI. . I 1a __ - I .1 Sns.zr o~nide~re~f ';f0~,as reported hY tire former. 'rise death of the celebrated Thomas Lord Lyttleton,St - from the fingislarity of the circurrfi5aXm attending it, 'ta e cannot fail to live tin thermeory of tbolk ...
... Daunon Sherrington, Daniel Gibson, Jalues Moir, James Lang, Daniel Mitchell, Genrge ross, Thomas Gordan, Henry Alulligan, Arclid. M'Ianis, James Anderson, Thomas Ancott, Doctor Grecr, Samuel Bennet, William Chiaplint, James Smith, John Gavan, W. S. Brown ...
... without op- position; hbut for the township of Howden three gentlemen-were noininated, At the close of the poll, the Rev. Thomas Ouy, vicar of Howden, Wnd Mr. Jehn* Wetherell,: ere declared, duly elected. The guardians; hld their first meeting at the ...
... example worthy of imitation. THE LEEDS CORPORATION V. THOMAS BLAYDS, EsQ.-Froom a report of the proceedings in the Vice. Chancellor's 'Court, on Tuesday, it will be observed that E the refusal of Mr. Thomas Blayds to give evidence before - the Commissioners ...