... Mnssman, Esq., Joseph l-lepseorth, Esq., Thomas 1iill, Esq., John I-Jill, Esq., William George, Esq., John Wright, Esq., &c. lee. &c. Tue Vice President wtas John iBrogden, Esrp ; and Jhisr i-ustier, Jun. Erq., Thomas Aked, Esq, ansi some otirer The cloth ...

... Barthoick, ,,I Exeter, Sir W. XW. Follett, ,,I Edward Divett, 1 ,, Eye. - Sir Edwcrdlfrerrison, ,I Finsbury- ?? Thomas Er. Doncamb~e 1 Thomas Waklsy ?? irlursisire ?? E. W.V. I.iloslyl 1, Flinst ?? Stepison Glynse .. 1 Frame, Tisomas Sheppard, ,, Gatoshead ...

... in T Bradford, whose character for conaisteticy. was never disputed S before tire last e lection, thoaught fit to ,give Mr. Hardy aI pltimler, altirougli at tire previoua election lire had given Mr. in Lister ai plumper ito of course calculated on tire ...

... Dir. Ceyley, Air Aistmsortit Ilc b Fitzsirnen, Sir Jorln Bockcett, iorti .Jolrn ficolt, Mr. Flarland, Dir, Oliphanst, AMr. Hardy, Captain Wernyss, Mr. Agliorris, Catptairn Gortdrrr, Sir Henry Parrrellh, Mir. Robinitoot, Lomrhd Strrnley, Air. Go. F. Y'oung ...

... the most effectual means of preventing bribery and corruption and ?? In the election of members to serve in Parliament. Mr. HARDY spoke strongly against bribery, which he would punish by unseating the member guilty of It. Mr. O'CONNELL postponed till another ...

... flames originated from a fire which had been left in the steamer. Great praise is due to Mr. Carte, of the garrison, Mr. Robert Hardy, Mr. William Gibson (shipbuilder,) Mr. Edward Gibson, jun., Mr. John Collinson, Mr. Francis Haworth, Mr. J. B. La Marche, and ...

... Gaskell, D., Wakefield ?? 0 0 Trench, Sir F., Scarbro' ?? 0 1 Gully, J., Pontefract ?? 0 1 Wrightson, W., Northallerton 0 0 Hardy, J., Bradford . - 0 1 Wood, Charles, Halifax ?? 0 0 Hogg, J. W., Beverley ?? 0 1 Wortley, J. S., Do ?? 0 0 Hutt, W., Hull ...

... Of 43 ott thre ?? for use re-commoitozent LA of Afr. d'ossltr's Lord's Day Bill-E. Baines, RI. Beitsell, A. Chapman. 551 J. Hardy, Lorsd Morpeth, J, Richards, Sir G. Strickland. le The potato cr01p0 are again beginning to exhibit sin is. of disease hi several ...

... last, Al. T. Baines, liaq. and Robs. Halvl, Esq. wvere, appoinjted Counsel fur the township of Leeds, in the room of'. John Hardy, Esq. M1 P. and George Wailes, Esq. resigned. These appointments evince a sihirit of impartiality in the Beard. NralSrAPERs ...

... beer ilaely a great inreaese of rrnall eopryioiders, by porchose t.front the Commnissioners antd srtirerr tisese Nav oe arrd hardy fellotsa yeea- IIg rslly oceopy tiroir sralil tenements riesemrlves, and to nhitri htrloor he it to I a i told, are mostly ...

... distressed Irish clergy. The 1lev. I. Heap, the Vicar, u- was ca]led to the chair. Colonel Tempest, P. Shiles, Esq., Cl. O Hardy, Esqo, the Rev. G. S. Boll, J. Rand, Esq., Rev. MT'. n ,lorgan, Al. Thonpsp i, Esq., and others, moved and seconded IS resolutions ...

... Cottinghain. Mr. Thomas Levbtt, will shew the premises, and f*>r further paiticulart application may made to MU. ROBERT HARDY, Lockmgton. the owner. KREA Fiat in Bankruptcy is ▼ awarded and issued forth against JAMES STEPHENSON. THOMAS JOHN STEPHENSON ...