... A'ci-v T.-e rieVe to recrdru a rirost mnelanchioly accidenit thatrtoccorreni near Yrinslrv,- ott ['Friday eveliring last. Mr. Thomas Winssorore Wilson, erie of tire pritteipal litters srsrrnufaetunrers, wvar returnintg frors Itoilierliattn in iris gig, ...

... Warris (Chestcrfil'i), T. D. Jeitcke, John Jiffcock, Satthew Chambers, Gen. Chambers, Thomas Chanobers, John Chambers, Thomas Newton (1ff Threoclife), Henry Thomas, luke Palireymnn. W. F. si1rbaik, arid others. T. W. ErInLToUN, Esq., of Middleton, after ...

... electing seven Trustees for the Vagrant Office. The following were chosen ?? Wmn. Watkinson, Mr. Richard Stead, Mr. Thomas Middleham, Mr. Thomas Robinson, Mir. James Atkinson, Mr. John Hutton, Mr. Robert 3 ones. TESTIMONITES OF IC E GAR DI TO WESLEYAN IVETHODIST ...

... 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 ...

... That were ignominy and shame, beneath This downfall. Dr. FLETCHER then plainly said that both Ia. JoiiN FIELDEN and Ma. THOMAS ATTWOoD had been asked to present the Petition, and that the Delegates had had an appointment with them, but that after the ...

... 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 ...

... Aaron Chapala. Sir C. Dalbiuc, Honl. slal Wi. Duncoimba, Hoe, T. DomdLIs, Lord F. Egerton, IV. Fidr,, In ?? J. Graham, J. Hardy, J7. H. Itinede, P .H. Howardt, Sir John wit St Johas tone, A. Lawson, Lord Leveson, E.C ile 7.H oe e thee, W. Mershoti, Lord ...

... fpleased to orimer a swim tin o heoinud sndter rthe Grear Sean sf the Unsited ?? Of Gream Britain ant rianm for mmsrmnoniug Thomas Stan. ,sr,omf Stomnor, 1mm hie cmmmnny (if Oxfordi, Eoq.. to the I-~uic maef Peers, bry the name, style, tmidl mitle mmf ftarmn ...

... 9Sestimate TIvetae thtta that of the defenshest; himself, whot had made a - w ecigitty promilse ott paper, wshich ra ts hts ?? I1, Thomas Slancy, te- does pramisie marriage to Ellen Care, or fs rfeit tgol the. II- At the Warwick Assizes, Williata Dowling, a wealthty ...

... Coutpland, re-1 iT siding at Holbecir, was brought before thle Alagistrates, IC chained with a rape on ithe persion of Mlary Ants Hardy, a r respectable nmarried. woman, livinig at Beeston, oni the pro- A ceduiig night, near tite Dewsbitry Roatd. The ?? adduced ...

... Benjamin Whiteley r(21,) and Thomas Brayshaw (18,) for stealing a sack at Chapel Allertou, the property of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq. Frederick Richardson(34,) fer stealing twobarrels, at Leeds, the property of Mark Ball. Thomas Outhwaite (16,) for stealing ...

... Bradford and the townships in the immetdiate neighbour- Itt hoed. Bradford-C. T. Turner, John Milthorp, wool-~ ug, stapler, Thomas Willett, worsted manufactorer, George seTaylor, grocer. Bowling-James Sharp and Brujamin ?? Beiry. idle-J. Brooke, gentleman ...