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... per 41b loaf, oct-door labourers' wages only 8s. per week, with some few exceptions; now and then a man get, 9s., but many a hardy lad of 15 or 16 years of age obtains no more than 4d. or 5i1. a-day, or 2s. O6.' per week. Now 1 leave you to judge how they ...
... considerable distance. Every assistance was rendered in extricating the unfortunate indi- viduals from their perilous situation. Thomas Har- grove, aged sixteen years, who resided with his parents at West Ardsley, was brought out a lifeless corpse,dreadfullyburnt ...
... You q idon't keep your secrets wsell, my Lord, I get to d know all about them. COLONEL, VcrrvIss doss not y ltell me ; Mr. THOMAS is as silent as a mouse; and a .you are quite sure that your Reporter, Mr. 1-lUesES, fi will report not one word to me; and ...
... TO LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS, BOOK- SELLERS, AND STATlONERS, PRINTING AN3D W3MITING INES. JOHN CROFT HARDY, i; ANUFACTURER of Printing and Wnt Inks, Great Hampton Row, BIRMINCHA begs to call the attention of Letter Press Printers and Stationers to his Inks ...
... Ayrton and Daniel Pickard, were brought up at the Court W{ouse, charged with having, on Tues. day night week, robbed Joseph Hardy, on his road home from Leeds market, of three sovereigns and a tobacco-box. They were seen by some boys to throw the prosecutor ...
... maintain and uphold. The spirit of despotism is ever blind and reckless in its folly, and hence, as no ministers can be found hardy enough to stand in the gap' and take the responsibility of setting the aroused people at defiance, the political Wheel has ...
... Tuesday ?? ing, at about half-ipast four o'clock, a fire broke W, out in the bed-room in the upper part of the bonses of , Mr. Hardy, bookseller and stationer, No. 43, Upper j-01 Myarylebone-street, Cavondisli-square, Which burnt Ge furiously for some time ...
... Bradford, upon seconding the nomin- i tion of Messrs. Smith and Whittle. ' 'I Mr. M'NALTY moved a resolution, to the effect that Thomas Smith and James.Whitte he appointed dele'gates to a convocation of the industrous classes in London, the number of which was ...
... was called for. The glees were sung J admirably, and delighted the audience. CAUTION TO SHOOTERS.-On Saturday last, as Mr. Thomas Crosby, of Leeds, formerly of Tol- lerton, near York, was returning from the Moors, and being fatigued he got into a cart ...
... -Our 'readers will remenber tbat, some ; weeks ago, We;etbat .that, in this case, a rule nis; had been ohtamed, agait Mr. Thomas Stables,'an attorney. The rule has since been argued on and disobarged, and Xr. Stales is now prastisiug in his profession ...
... meeting. This e objections, however, was overruled, and three gentle- rly men were choseni as Atderraen-Mr.John Goodman, n Mr. Thomas Hebde1i, and Mr. Obadiah Wislans. at The Tories refused to vote at all, and Mr. Atkinson E in on behalf of himself and the ...
... iVetN, ef Nlrwhouauc, e uddoraeld. Enoch Bailey, of Bingley. The Jurors 'beirg severally sworn, with the ex- .eaptioa of Mr. Thomas Firth, who, being a Quaker, affirmed in the mode usual with that body of per- -ons, Mr. 'WIGETrAN opened the pleadings, stating ...