... olattn-T1 he sittin1g memabers, Mr Rolling and 5'Ir Ainswortb, stand again. Tir Toieshav takedof seondcanidaein the person of Thomas B3right Un!st.U.F~sq. Bridgeretter-Colonel Tynne again coneis forward, and Mr Broadrg od has accounted his intention of 6gain ...

... Bradford.-E. C. Lister, Esq., and IV. Busfield, Esq-, of Upwood, both stanch Reformers, oppose the Tories, Mr John Hardy, known as Consistency Hardy, and W. Bisnfield, Esq., of Milner House. Bar-nstapte.-Major Fancourt retires from ill health. Mr Drisraeli ...

... concluded by strongly recommending him to the notice of the electors as a fit and proper perion to serve in the ensuing Par- ?? Hardy seconded the ?? Redhead, Esq., proposed. Mr Hawes as a proper person to represent the borough in Parliamtent. (Applanse.) The ...

... his subscription to the Tipperary Election Fund. (Great cheering ) Telere is John Mater, of Ttillemaine Castle too. There is Thomas E. Loor, of Gregg, who is now at my side. There are the Scullys, who are now acting so noble a part-a part worthy of the spirit ...

... Benjamin Franklin, ditto, 84; William Williams, of Connecticut, 81; William Fioyd, of Long Island, 87; Thomas M'Leane. of Pennsylvania, 87; Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia, 83; George Wyth, ditto, 80; Matthew Thornton,, of Ireland, 89; Francis Lewis, of ...

... CotIt She~ppard, a rt., was appointed president; John Burton behi i4 Zsq.,and Thomas Powys, Esq., vice-presidents ; Mr Blagg and Mr I:atlow, joinlt-secretaries ;and- Thomas Hart, Esq., treasurer. It was ~&A~gd that two Libesil rndidates should be supported ...

... seemed preparedfor the display of an unusual ebullition of feeling. The first subject of interest was introduced by Sir H. HARDI tNrG, who put a question to Lord Palmerston-re- specting the condition of the remnant of the British Le. gion still at St Sebastian ...

... wilderness of fertile land everywhere around the narrow strip of Canadian cultivation to their enterprise, and bring in their hardy fellow-countrymen to till it-to ob- tain registry offices, a bankrupt law, and change of tenure -a policy to favour emigration ...

... take place itt about a fortnight from the present time. Mr George Smith, the Wtig candidate, may probably be opposed by MAr Hardy, the late member for Bradford.-Morning Post. - A French literary gentleman, the Count de la Ville Marquette, has been comm ...

... Itadley's hotel, bridge street, Blacki'riars, for the purpose of celebrating the forty- fourth anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Harny, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, from a charge of high treason. - The Queen has appointed Major John Mlacphall ...

... dissatisfaction must ensue, and national disgrace probably follow. (Hear, hear). With the advice and concurrence of Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, the number of vessels which he proposed launching every year was three new shivs of the line, three ...

... Earl of Winchilsea, the Earl of Eldon, Lord Teignmouth, M.P., Earl of Harewood, Sir Thomas Acland, M.P., Lord Barrington, Serjeant , Jackson, M P., Mr Pownail, Mr Hardy, Lord Had- stock, Mr Baron Alderson, and a great many other distinguished persons. ...