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... .. Thomas Wilson I 0 J. Hollings I A Friend 0 Smith, Morton 0 A Friend 0 2 U. Monies 0 Turner 0 C. Waud 1 T. Beaumont 1 0 James Wado 0 10 A. .Morris o Thos Wyrill 1 0 George Aldcrson 0 Wm Cheesehrough 1 0 Jonas Clayton 0 Thomas Hill ...
... Jhaton, William Tetlow. II. atm, Edward Noble, Thomas Hill, Robert Stables Hunsworthy John Firth. I'Hc, Christopher Dibh, William Edmondson. Manninghum, Thomas Acknnd. i\orih Dicihy, Henry Leah, Charles Hardy and Mr. Richard Frederick Fairer. P set/, Richard ...
... Infirmary,) Six Clock in the Evening, fur the purpose of Electing Officers for the ensuing year, and on General Business. THOMAS FALCON, Secretary. April IS, 1337. •clief of the Distressed Highinds of Scotland. s. d. R. J. anil W. Garnett 0 Kills and ...
... and Mi. Watson Shrewsbury. Thomas Henley-on-Thames, wine merchant. April I#, May Sob. Mr. Great {>ueen Street ; and Mr. Bartlett, Heading. 1 Fry. Bath, butcher. April May Sols. Messrs Blake and Lewis, Essex Street; and Mr. Hardy, Hath. James Holt, Holton ...
... committed to a conflict our natural advantages of position every valley a ravine every bill fortress—every fence bastion —a hardy people—and the approaching reason when they could bivouac in the fields—all the small military and police stations absorbed ...
... Adlington and Co., Bedford-row, ; and Mr. ter. Thomas Upper l’nrrhc.ster.*trc ...
... eligible for the office, were proposed to the meeting —viz. the Rev. J. Acworlh, the Rev. W. Scott, Samuel Hailstone, Esq. and Thomas Beaumont, Esq. The vote was taken by ballot, each member writing on a slip paper the name of the gentleman for whom voted ...
... fastest thief cries loudest. Fic For Mr. Hardy to talk of his fidelity and honesty is the most sickening cant that ever issued from the mouth of man. ll to break all his promises is to lie faithful, then is .Mr. Hardy faithful; if to obtain votes false pretences ...
... between Reform and Anti-Reform principles—between the spirit religions and pohliciil bigotry, I the spirit of lilw*rty. Mews. Hardy and Busfeild. Milner Field, are the champions of the former; and Messrs. Lister ami B.i'fuld. of the latter. Let not the electors ...
... following geiitleniva were sworn on the Gr.nl Jury:—Mr. G. T. Lister, lorcinan, J. Baldwin, William Bradley, Thomas Baines, William Cou«ens, John Carr, Thomas Cockcroft, William Dearden, Richanl Tetley, John Greenwood, William Horsfall, John Newill. John Parkinson ...
... arouse the popular in favour of Hardy and liusfeild.” Vain attempt ! were present at meeting Radicals Monday nijrhl, where the foryery was denounced, and the foolish party who committed it, lunched to scorn. Does Mr. Hardy or Ids friends think that the ...
... apostates. His compeer .Mr. Richards has taken similar step, and sincerely hope that the third member of the triumviri, John Hardy, ill permitted the Bradford electors share their retirement. The requisition to Mr. James and Major Aulionhy to o]»jio«e Sir ...