... missionary in India. The public meeting of et- the, scitty vas held in Horton-lane Chapelj ort itj Moionday evening, the Rev. Thomas Taylor in the ii chair A great number of very eloquent speechest Ir. were delivered. ' ald 'COURT-HOUSE REPORT.-On Monday ...

... Heatel, B ridge-street, Daiikfnrs for k the purpose of celebrating-the- forty~fourthrlnniverv IX ke,syofth acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne He 0fhn~~ Theiwall and others, from a John arge ?? Eof Fraday. nd NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT WORBSOP tor 29th of ...

... meeting. This e objections, however, was overruled, and three gentle- rly men were choseni as Atderraen-Mr.John Goodman, n Mr. Thomas Hebde1i, and Mr. Obadiah Wislans. at The Tories refused to vote at all, and Mr. Atkinson E in on behalf of himself and the ...

... per 41b loaf, oct-door labourers' wages only 8s. per week, with some few exceptions; now and then a man get, 9s., but many a hardy lad of 15 or 16 years of age obtains no more than 4d. or 5i1. a-day, or 2s. O6.' per week. Now 1 leave you to judge how they ...

... ?? M treateraldhas signed apetition formercy !# onepof the'condemned prisoners, the elder Morin 5; proceeding which could hardy;bhavebeen expected h*ombim. ' I-. I ' : : Thc Speci8 l Council is to hold a session on the i4th of Eebruary. W Ue oopy the ...

... yards r from 'Hardy. Knows hr has been a hard-working man since be came to Flixton. Went to Hardy's house.when his wile laid in; there was nottling to eat in the house. Has given something to eat, and tea and Sugar, several times to, Hardy within this three ...

... maintain and uphold. The spirit of despotism is ever blind and reckless in its folly, and hence, as no ministers can be found hardy enough to stand in the gap' and take the responsibility of setting the aroused people at defiance, the political Wheel has ...

... colleetorR, who will wait on thotes favourable to Radiealism for thoir weekly suhl.ription. Mr. Rob)erts stated that bIt. Thomas Ellis had been to the Mayor eonceenistg Tuesday's meeting ; the Mayor in a rery civil macie- stated, that it was not hist ...

... with their friends ia preference to their fees. This resolution was seeonded by Mr. James Garner, and passed unanimously. Mr. Thomas Lingard moved the third resolu on, which was seconded by an. individual in the meeting, and passed'the same as the former; ...

... Prince, Mr.Wrn. Chadwick; 5, Reecovery, ar. John Kearsley ; 6, Criterion, Mr. Peter Bat- :liffe. Scarlet Lced-1, eeedling, Mr. Thomas Walker; 2, Mablgat3 Hero, Mr. Wm. Chadwick; 3, Criterion, Mr. John Stephenson; 4, Elizabeth, Mr. Edward Mitchell; 5, seedling ...

... the Radical Association as a place of meeting ! Where our Provost's senses were n at the time steeping whea he allowed the Hardy- I hood of an underetrapper to hood-wink him, or what t the Alayisterial Doctissimnse Ciuddibus was about I when he allowed ...

... years' service if in the cavalry, or something less if in- fantry. DEATIH OF Sin THOMAS HARDY.-Another veteran has paid the debt of nature. The gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, for many years. Lord Nelson's friend and Lord 'olson's right hand man, died yesterday ...