... town, was returning to his residence at I-lIrsforth, lie was at- tacked on the Kivkstall road, between the Bleckett's Arms and Cardigan-place, by four men, who dragged him from his horse. atn after stopping his mouth, rifled his person of tire following' ...

... Tumnor. Udego' - LoayPak Park. llrJecmh.Glnders, Iogeetre Mc. John Bright, Teridesley Mr. Harvey Wyatt, Acton Hill Park Farm. Mr. Win. Turner, Rogelcy AUDITORS. Mr. John Manners and Mr. John Armish5,w, Rugeicy. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Smith Rnd Buckle, Rugeley ...

... O'Conntell entered the House at a quarter to five, sod seemed In foill1 health and spirits. He carried a large wooden box under one arm andr ti a carpet-bag under the other, both filled with petitions. The Hon. I and Learned Member was remarkably well received ...

... fund- raised for those purpose*. (Hear. hear.) When the Noble Lord talked of the evil* allowing a town council appoint an armed police, he seemed have , Indulged in some exaggerations, and not to havc'altcaded to what was proposed the Bill. The police ...

... Rocindell, of Gledstone, Esq. Ily- %WIn. Litecr Fenton Sicot, of wousthati, Esq. of John Ntctiotas CoulthUTat, Of Gargrave, Est. kg Edward Taylor, of Eassilsrie, Esq. Henry John RMondein, of Llnton Spring, Esq. Its Hollery P'reston, of Hoorby, Esq. r sec iNV ...

... attd after Tuesday, 'the 22nd Instant, by appilca- E- tion to Mr. William Dawson, at the Cardlgas's Arms nn, Bur. c ley; Mi. James Walker, Cardigan's Arms Inn, Bramlety and e at the offices of Messieurs UrToN and CLAPHAM, Solicitors, hLeeds; or to Mr. GEaORG ...

... decidedly evangelical. The four absent qarn iat were-..John Hardy, Esq. and C. Smith, Esq., who we ade from home; and William Gott, Esq. and Dr. Thorp, both m absent from illness. 5et The Earl of Cardigan has presented the Itev. Geo. sid ?? Miller, Ml1.A. ...

... they discovered the body of an Infant, etn. or veloped Itn the covering of en umbrella, lying on the in ground, near the Cardigan Arms Inn. They were alarmed F id at the circumstance, and gave information to a mnan named I a Berijamin Berry, residing in ...

... -petition of the Earl of Esq Cardigan, the Earl of Mexborough, and athers, raginst refer- con red to the Committee on the Bill; counsel ordered. S TUESDAY, April 18.-Leeds Waterworks Bill-Petitions against, El, from John Chicsmtan to lie on the table; ...

... his name t I a hould be left out of Mr. H. Grattan's amendment, and his solo ,reason was that he might not In anI way be mixed up with the Mn 11 Bisisop of Exeter. cc is Lord JOHN RUSSELL supported Mr. H. Grattan's amnend. d moot, but expressed his hope ...

... of a Term of ;IiOUO Years, of which 1113 Years are yet Unexpired, at tli yearly Rent nf Two IPoands per A lopyal secr Lord Cardigan as Lord of ?? Manor. -of LI The above Ptenlises dr-a in good RopaIr, did ?? Lond is redo of fertile Quality, and aituated ...

... LOCKWOOD, JHNBATTY.- G REHINCHLIFFE, JOHN HINCHLIFFE, t his Mark, - ?? CROSLAND. JOHN IOOLLINGWORTH, I AMELIA BOWER. V URIAH WIMPENNY. e ?? ARMIITAGE, U r WILLIAM COOPER, de THOMAS BATTY, he it .JOHN. CROSLAND. . 'JOHN~ RhOEBUCK, o 0 THOMAS NETHERWOOD, Hi ...