... sub- sided, inquiries began to be made as to the fate of the inmates, both houses, which are the property of a lady named Hardy, being let out in tenements, and it was found that the house No. 10i, in wlelilh the explosion took place, was inhabited by ...

... Edward Baines, Darnton Lupton, I William Smith, George Goodman, James Musgrave, Thomas Williaun Tottie, John Claphaun, Hamer Stansfeld, Edward Grace, William Pawson, and Thomas Hebden, Twelve of her Majesty's Justices Lf the Peace, acting in and for the ...

... Shorehead, and Mr. James Hargraves, Bradley Lane. Hull, Mr. Thomas Aldroft,'Prospect-Street, Mr. Samuel Fisher, North Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. Keighley, Mr. Thomas Spencer, 101, Low-street. Kirkby-Moor-Side, Mr. John Lumley, ...

... other articles, at Wakefeld1 the property of Joseph Goodall.-Thomas Laycoek 24, charged with stealing a great coat, and other articles, at Calverhey, the property of Henry Jackt son. Thomas Midgley, 19, charged with stealing worsted weft, at flingley ...

... accompanied by great extension of the Suffrage; he thought parliamdentsr should be as ofien as the'peoyle wished them. Mr. THOMAS GILLESPIE, i a poetical speech oa f great beauty, end which wencanot attempt t igive any report of, traced Mr. O'Connor through ...

... Huddersfieldy Mr. John Leech, Shorehead, an Mr. James R argrares, Bradley Lane. hul, Mr. Thomas Aldero, t, Prospect -Street Mr. Samuel Fisher, North Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. Keighlev, Mr. T1homas Speheer, 101, Low-street. Kirkby-Mcor-Side ...

... Leech; Sier. xl ?? a ! lMr. James Hargraves, Bradle l;, Hull, Mr. Thomas Alderoft, Prospct-St ?? Samuel isher, NorthBtidge. i:lid ,J1 . Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scabc ilan. Keighley, Mr. Thomas Spencer, 101, Low-street.. lKirkby-Moor-Side, Mr. John Lumley, ...

... resolvedthat a deputation should wait an John Hardy, Esq., And invite him to a public dinner, to take placesome time while he ire- th mained in the neighbourhood of Bradford. The de- t putation waited on Mr. Hardy, who declined' to 'ac- cept the dinner, for ...

... viz., William Neild, Sarah Howard, John Chadwick, and. Henry Clough, 'in £20 each; James Hardy, and Thomain Lord, in £10 each; Willialm Hilton, Amelia Patch, Thomas Bamford, and Mark Buckley, in £5 each, It is said lthlat there are more houses which sell ...

... London, who are the sale proprietori;, in witness ahinre4f I have ?? set my lland, ROBERT S SALMOTN, tle. Higsist. LEEDS--MR. THOMAS IPEACOCK, 42, Wihllington-Strsts Sole W7hellesale Agent for Nerlihmirie and Lawni shire, to whlo.l 1 upplicatious ibr agenceie ...

... make him wiser and happier; and if it has not these effects, where is its utility P MECHANICAL INVENTIONS IN AMERICA.- MR. THOMAS BLANCHARD.-The New York Advertiser, of August 24, has the following com- munication from a correspondent: Tho3. Blanchard ...

... ?? M treateraldhas signed apetition formercy !# onepof the'condemned prisoners, the elder Morin 5; proceeding which could hardy;bhavebeen expected h*ombim. ' I-. I ' : : Thc Speci8 l Council is to hold a session on the i4th of Eebruary. W Ue oopy the ...