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... the Conservative elec-s: tors from proceeding to the poll; and, such of them at as were clever enough for the trick, and had hardi. yeh hood sufficient to risk the censequences, to personate D men qualified to vote on the Conservative side; and a0 not only ...
... for aI quarter of an hour. Vihat inl rd ~Sy the vvitnes~es? 1 It remained for a quarter of an hour, pr, say's Sergeant Hardy No, savs the Inspector; 1 from ten lilt es minutes to a quarter of anl hoiur.'2 Te time is again as am- tra. '.higuously ...
... motion was negatived without a division. Their lordships then adjourned until Monday, HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUEsDAY, Feb. 20. MIr. HARDY brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. Ml. PHis.srs brought in ...
... of cases vaccinated by the Medical Officer of the r Union during the past week 17. COMMITTED TO DERBY COUNTY GAOL. Edward Hardy, of Ashbourn, committed to hard labour for fourteen days, for absconding from the service of his master, Frederick Potter. ...
... this country. tto I)EATrs OF THE ?? is our most painful I task, this day, to announce the death of the AMost Reverend tent Thomas Kelly, Primate of Ireland. His Grace fell a sacri- am fice to a malignant fever, caught while administering the eto rites ...
... Jan I. 'Thomas Edl-wrds, William Green, and Joltph Green, of Colem an-fteet, London, mercbants. Jan. 1. Samuel Smitfi Cliapham, of Leeds, Yorkllire, and James Eaflburn, of New.York, North America, iner- Chants. _ F Jan. 26. Henry Burnett & Thomas Longlaff ...
... Fred. Langley, of Asshbourrn, committe dto p-isOD for one montra or pay I Os. for an assault upon William Tomlinsota. Joseph hardy and William Clifford, of Shipley, committed to hard labour for one ttonths each, for neglect of work when uciler contract to ...
... to 63s. a ewt._nnd those Dairies that.could not obtain theseprices were taken.homeagain. At the County Hall on Friday last Thomas Pywell, the keeper of a public-house at Littleover, in this county, was convicted before Bache Ileathcote, Esq. and a numerous ...
... of It. and cosrts, for arisathticg-palice-con- l ale Stables, 'Thoma filiching etsd William.Kjrk, -whilst in the it. execution of their duty.-/ri'oas Rice, Jonaitlan-Birks, cl, Thomas Harvy, and William Gibsoni, convicted in the Ye it- penalty of 5s ...
... The 3rd resolution wats moved by the Rev. J. BEoroanI) (WVesleyan Minister. ) It contained a vote of thanks to the 11ev. Thomas Gisbarne, of Yoxhall, for hits liberal donation of 1001. to the Derbmy Auxiliary Society. The Rev. Gentleman referred to the ...
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... one waistcoat, and one handker.. tW hln chief, the property of MAarlin Rafferty, of Clay Cross.-Also CIa William Smith, Thomas Johnson, and William Ellis, for felonj_ Lo ph, otvely stealing from the person of William WVardle, a purse ?? )th taining ...