... amongst the Reformers at Bradford, in order to procure Mr. Hardy's The real question for you to decide is whether you will return me on Reform Principles, or my learned com- petitor, Mr. Hardy, an avowed Pittite, and the candidate who is supported by tbe ...

... heard that Mr. Hardy has chal- JL lenged Mr. Hadfield to discuss the propositions :ontained in Mr. Hadfield's last Address. Why does not Mr. Hardy give a printed reply to a printed document ? rhis is not the first time we have heard of Mr. Hardy's :hallenges ...

... is money, and, perhaps, (as a grateful return of course) a little needful help to Mr. Hardy against the approach- ing election. It is certainly rumoured that Mr. Hardy is expected to state his views in favour of the church. And so the liberal Methodists ...

... diminution of the expenditure of the country. But Mr. Hardy advocated the war which had hung round the neck of the people of England 550 millions of debt. There was no concealing the fact, Mr. Hardy was, in reality, a Tory. He claimed their suffrages, ...

... two members of par- liament for this borough, to solicit their countenance and support to the society, were received by John Hardy, Esq., with urbanity and politeness ; he professed his strong attachment to the objects of the institution, and subscribed ...

... On Thursday last, Mr. Robert Wright, of Thornton, to Mary, fourth daughter of Mr. Jonas Hardy, of Allerton, near this town, farmer. On Thursday last, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. James Fox, to Miss Harriet Crossland, both of Leeds. Same day, at the ...

... Neighbourhood : W. Mawson; Turner & Co. ; Townend & Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons; Anderson & Brothers, (3); Parkinson and Waddington, ; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4); Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons.— Todmorden ...

... hoped that when the elections were over, all would be forgotten. They should never eee him with two faces (cheers, cries uf “ Hardy can’t say so”). He was now ready to answer any question which any gentle- man might feel disposed to put to him. Mr. Duce then ...

... the learned gentleman from proceeding-- when Mr. Hardy said, tell you this, that you do not hear me, no one else will be heard : this ebullition was received, as it deserved to be, with When Mr. Hardy was abie to he referred to the opposition which had ...

... presented the most pompous manner at t! polling-booth, Charing Cross, to give his vote in favour of tl Conservative candidate, Sir Thomas Cochrane. He was imm diately recognized by the crowd ; and on his retiring, he w through Hungerford Market, as far as Buc ...

... proposed three cheers for Mr. ardy’s Chair- man, which were given accordingly in the most cordist manner by the whole which Mr. Thomas Aked proposed three cheers for Mr. Hadfield’s Chairman, which were given with great enthusiasm by a majority of the company ...

... Neighbourhood : W. Mawson; Turner & Co. ; Townend & Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons; Anderson & Brothers, 1 (3): Parkinson and Waddington, engineers ; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4); Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons ...