... Evans and Mr. Leader, were adopted, and at which Mr. Place took a decided part. Since then,, and evi- dently in reply, Mr. Thomas Devear has written to a morning paper, to say that the electors of Westminster are greatly and justly dissatisfied with ...

... andth'-e UeraH,'amburghtian; ?? Feliti dolodred ibok ?? John Woods-, tailor, of Exetetr,: Enhiliid ;Ri-haitd OwenSD Bind Thomas 'Mulliahaiof stieland.. ,-The;ehreerlait mnentionedl'ere pasgenkersl); All the above- le'sept the eaptainiand young inao; ...

... for Bradford, in opposition to Mr. HARDY, of bribery notoriety, has the names of 541 electors-attached to it, and new names are daily added to it. The whole constituency contains only 1200 names-so good bye to Mr. HARDY. -G&lobe. RDCHDALE.-This Election ...

... Robert Johnson; Michaee Brown; John Hall, brother to G. Hall (see previous list); Thomas Ellison, ratiler of the boy Ellison (see ditto*; Thomas Harrison, wtstetllatn; Thomas Horne, ditto; W. 'Todd, unmarried; W. Lamb, left a wife and four children; Henry ...

... seven feet in height. This variety is hardy and very productive, but the straw is too long to be used for thatching, or for any.practical purpose. 'Th'e fourth variety was the Talavera Belle Vue, which is hardy and prolific, ap- pearing above the ground ...

... for Bradford, in opposition to Mr. HARDY, of bribery notoriety, has the names of 541 electors attached to it, and new names are daily added to it. The whole constituency contains only 1200 names-so good bye to Mr. HARDY. - Globe. RoCHsDALR.-This Election ...

... B'radford, in opposition to, Mr. HARDY, of britery notoriety, has the names of 541 electors attached to it, and new names are daily added to it. *The whole constituency contains only 1200 names-so good bye to Mr. HARDY. - Globe. ROCHDALE.-This Election ...

... glaSs-manufacturer. RI tHARD CUrNLIFF, Overc Darwen, Lancashire, eotte imaimfactnrei.'- ' ' *THOMAS ELLIOTT, Nottingham, and Beeston, t1cae-mtan. facturer.' REES THOMAs, Chepstow, tailor. JOHN PETER BANDSTrtoM, Kingston-uponjHuli sion-merchant. DI.VIDENDS.-March ...

... Charles Thomas Adams, Esq., deeply regretted by her afflctedfanily and a numerous circle of friendi, to whonm her amiable con- duct and exemplary life endeared ?? Gloueesterecottage, Peaham- rye, aged 48, Eleanor, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Green, ...

... meeting was addressed by the Rev. T. Allbuit, vicar of Dewsbury, Mr. Thomas Cook, hanker, the R(v. Mr. Wopd, of the Methodist new connexion, the Rev. G. S. Bidl, ,rf Byciley, Mr. Thomas Todd, Mr. T. S. Brooke. Mr Graham, surgeon, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Matthews ...

... pearl.shell-dealer. T. W. POWELL, Neath, Glamorgmashire, money-scrivener. W. HUNTjun., Tipton, Staffordshire, ironmaster. W. THoMAs, Leamington Pricrs, Warwiekshire, builder. I. BAKER, Ettingshall, Staffordshire, screw-forger. R. BAILEY, Birmingham, victualler ...

... Messrs. Howden and Son, iron-founders, were unroofed, and a window and part of a chimney were blown dowa from the house of Mr. Thomas, druggist, in the Market- place, on to some old places in the yard adjoining, belonging to Mrs. Oates, which' were levelled ...