... 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 ...

... 2nd design of flowvers. John Senior, gardener to Thomas Clapham, Esq., Potter- newton :-Ist black grapes, let FrontSgnae grapes, 2nd coss lettuce, 2nd cabbage, Ist stove exoties, Ist Russian stocs, Ist hardy bouquset, It ten areek stocks. 1st, 2nd, 3d, 7th ...

... 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 ...

... instant, eight well bred ewes, marked on the side J. H., were stolen from' the close of their owner, Mr. John Hardy, of Otley Mills. Mr. Hardy immediately had placards, describing the sheep anl the marks on them, plentifully distributed up and down the ...

... catechised arie 50 Seletn'ly, arid hsstrlled on buith octasiens t ot Mondtay, by to you ?? Thomas Hill, and on Tuesday, by Mr. J1. Sutcliffe, (Hear, NVhat would ill it. HARDY, Wiso is generoijy considered the Tory tor,t member for Brad ford, thoitgh it app~ears ...

... reed the list Of prizes which had bee,, awarded, anid of which. the follow.. Ing forms the sumitar To James Wild, gardener to Thomas Prinee, Esq., Moor Town-largesot.Piie, 2d pepchees, 2-ri Strilied dahlia, 1st waite dahlia. Robert Stokoe, gardener t,, V ...

... Cts- haly, 3rd, Ralph Hopnps. White Tokey Grapes,, sts. Thins. ;ly tmlnpebly., 2sd. George Watsasi. Grizly Frontignise, lot e Thomas Usupteby. GRucre CUeAsNyTs, let. Jonathan se, Claphamn, essrdaner to Francis ?,larris, Esq., of Rountdhay. tat 2nd. John Ksarsley ...

... R. Bethell, Jos I. Slackburne, A. Chapman, Sir C. Dalbiac, Hon. W. Duncornbe, S Lord F. Egerton, W. Feilden, T. Greene, J. Hardy, J. W. Hogg, mo J. i-l. Iearsley, A. Lawson, J. F. Lees, J. H. Lowther, T. Mars. S lsaid, Lord Ossulston, J. W. Patten, T. ...

... theret tle esllecetiocs amotmroed to £17 17se 6d. a JOHN HARDY, EsQ,-The Bradford Conservative it !Associatias came ltoely to rho eceolatirn to iavite their late rc- - !presentative, Jobs Hardy, Esqg. tooa public dinoert aed a deputa- e eloss, eonsisrisig ...

... 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 ...

... Charlesi Harris, Esq., C. H-. Dawson, Esq., (of tbe ta 6ffrrn of Hird. Dawson. and Hardy,) John Brolidenl, Esq., ha! le and about ISO electors, several of whom gave Mr. Hardy thg plumpers at ?? lausc election.LI An active canvass wase commenced yesterday ...

... assaulting James Hatclh.-Thomas Galley was fined 40s. and costs for trespassing in the pursuit of game at Cudworth Y on the 29ih ?? Walker was fined lOs. and costs, itand bound over to keep the peace one year, fbr assaulting Thomas S mith, collector of the ...