... his ace address, Sit. Thomas Hill wee making his way to the platforss to asle him a few cqeesdriac, when Mr. Hardy's law agent prevented him front we so doirg, and Mr. Thomson declared the meeting dissoived, stating to that Mr. Hardy'S speecs wvruld be printed ...

... RUvsS Acorrespon', decnt nays, Lord John Russell is certainily to be mnarried toio\liess Hardy. The young Jrldy. is the pecond daughter of Rear-Ad- mirtal Sir Thomas.M-ttsterisis'Hcrdj by at inn' er of the late Run. Admiral Sir. Gnhrge.Craifleld ierkoley ...

... thtnks, adranistered a seyrre CisLtgtititt to Mr. Hardy, shiclt was wel!-:teerited, and hisl ?? worre geserally cknoledrga-d !o be juot. He was assailed with at ?? ive rsltheui by the friends ef fir. Hardy, but tbese were drowned in the cheers of his supporters ...

... civilization, and religion. Resolutions were moved and seconded, by tite Revs. B. Filth, Saml. Oddy, from Elland; Al essrs. Hardy, Kellett, Russell, Lee, and Antler. ton. Dir. Firth stated the financial affairs of the chapel, X which was built fifteen years ...

... Stuart v. Crawley ?? - I (V Berweick .- .. Foster v. Holmes ?? .. O Beverlcy ?? Towneley v. Fox ?? .. ?? 0 d- Bradford ?? Hardy v. ?? 0 ..I re Blaclburn ?? lioroby v. Turner ?? 0 ?? I r. Brighton . ?? g Wlgrey v. Dalrymple-- 1 .I 0 *j_ Buckingham-- ...

... Second Do. Joseph Deuxberry, gardener. to Abram Rhodes, Esq. Ilouadhay. lest Peaches-Wm. Ashlton; seconda John Plant, ?? Hardy, Esq. Ileath, Wakefeied. Best Nertarlues.WWo. Ashtoni Seteod, Wm. Balnes, gardener to Hiawhiworth Fawkes, Esq. Furnicylil. ...

... 2nd design of flowvers. John Senior, gardener to Thomas Clapham, Esq., Potter- newton :-Ist black grapes, let FrontSgnae grapes, 2nd coss lettuce, 2nd cabbage, Ist stove exoties, Ist Russian stocs, Ist hardy bouquset, It ten areek stocks. 1st, 2nd, 3d, 7th ...

... uiford. Riph-ia, Thomas Piesscier. d Dclsbuiry, I .iil Fletcher. Ripoyou 1I Thirlway. TMfiindC.htroolt(D W~m Il arrisen. J. II, Wilkinsosi, J. F arburis. Ily. Cullingworth. XV Jadelon. Delpl h Saddeieaorth, J. Brookl, Ripp~onaeia Thomas H~oyle. Doncoaitser ...

... gardener to ThoinasaRlodes. Esq. beautiful hardy ?? Bainmes, i line specemen of n the Gescerla Bulbosa, the chives of 'which were beautifully capped; toepreserve the farina from the ?? of.the weather.- b Thomas Dquxbury, two dishes of peaches; part of which ...

... ctno-(Wirider Prizce, a newr kind)-to Thomas Deux- herry.-tst and 2d Black' rrapies-to J. Moore, gardener to T. B. I'case, EmQ. Chapeltown-. Best W~hite Gape.s-to ThomnasMason. 2d ditto-to Thomas A ?? Peacles- to Thomas Mason. Second best ditto-to - Marshall ...

... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...

... instant, eight well bred ewes, marked on the side J. H., were stolen from' the close of their owner, Mr. John Hardy, of Otley Mills. Mr. Hardy immediately had placards, describing the sheep anl the marks on them, plentifully distributed up and down the ...