... Song-Mr. Isaac Whitelicad. an Toast- The immortal memory of Thomas Paine, for William Cobbett, MajorCartwright, Robert Emmett, John Knight, Julian Hlibbert, Hamptlen, Wat Tyler, or- Sidney, Thomas Hardy, Horno Tooko, Voluey, the Voltaire, Elihu Palmer, Mirabeau ...

... Heatel, B ridge-street, Daiikfnrs for k the purpose of celebrating-the- forty~fourthrlnniverv IX ke,syofth acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne He 0fhn~~ Theiwall and others, from a John arge ?? Eof Fraday. nd NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT WORBSOP tor 29th of ...

... years' service if in the cavalry, or something less if in- fantry. DEATIH OF Sin THOMAS HARDY.-Another veteran has paid the debt of nature. The gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, for many years. Lord Nelson's friend and Lord 'olson's right hand man, died yesterday ...

... yards r from 'Hardy. Knows hr has been a hard-working man since be came to Flixton. Went to Hardy's house.when his wile laid in; there was nottling to eat in the house. Has given something to eat, and tea and Sugar, several times to, Hardy within this three ...

... manufacturer, both of Leeds, late of Gildersome.. On Tuesday last, at St. Mary's church, Beverley, Thomas Forge, Esq., of the Beverley Bank, and.. uephew of Thomas Luckup, Esq., to Miss Ann Osgerby, niece of Mr. Alderman M uschanip. On Monday last, at St. ...

... Soutbgate, Halifax. On Friday, the 28th ult., after a protracted illness, borne with great fortitude and resignation, Mr. Thomas Clarke, of the Pine Apple Inn, Hahfax3 in the 33d year of his age. On Wednesdaylast,in the 78thyear of her age, Sarah, the ...

... Beecrofts, both of Leeds. On Monday last Mr. John Atkinson, wheelwright,. Hunslet, to Miss Iary Varley, of Leeds. Same day, Mr. Thomas Wouldhave, cabifnet- maker, to Miss Mary Wild, both of Hunslet. Same day, Mr. John WPod, woodturner, to lisa Ellen Fearnley ...

... Most Gracious Majesty Vic- TORIA, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by Charles Hardy, Esq. of Odsal, the second son of John Hardy, Rsq of Port- land place, London, the Founder, to the honour of the Most High God, for the advancement ...

... the Radical Association as a place of meeting ! Where our Provost's senses were n at the time steeping whea he allowed the Hardy- I hood of an underetrapper to hood-wink him, or what t the Alayisterial Doctissimnse Ciuddibus was about I when he allowed ...

... Shurchead, and Mr. James Hargraves, Bradley Lane. Hull, Mr. T'homas Alderoft, Prospect-Strcet, Mr. Siamel Fiisher, North Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. Keighlev, Air. Thomas Spenmcer, 101, Low-street. Kirlbv-.Momr-Side, Sir. John Lumley ...

... Shorehead, and Mr. James Hargraves, Bradley Lane. Hull, Mr. Thomas Aldcrcft, 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 ...

... Mr. William Sycney, of Horton, to Miss Mary Walker, o1 tie same place. Same oaty, at the parish church, Bradford, Mr. W. Hardy, ot Braumley, to Miss Betuy Bairstow, of Hortun. On Monday last, at the parish church, Bradford, Mr. Noah Webster, clothier ...