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... feelings as the cares and labours of office ; I shall feel the full force of the sentiments which are applied by the poet to the hardy native of the Alpine regions— As the loud torrents and the whirlwinds roar, But binds him %o his native mountains So shall ...
... Neighbourhood : W. Mawson; Turner & Co. ; Townend & Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons; Anderson & Broth srs, (3); Parkinson and Waddington, engineers ; Hird, Dawson, Hardy, engineers (4); Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons ...
... to place Mr. Hardy here, but we do so in consequence of certain squeamish indications he has given lately of reluctance to be “ fac- tious”—or, in other words, to assist in the duty of sentencing our returned political convicts. Mir. Hardy has been, and ...
... “John Brogden, Esq. Vice-President.” Mr. Brocpsn returned thanks, and gave—‘* The Dissenters Claims.” The Cuainsawn gave, “ Thomas Harbottle, Esq. and the stran- gers who have honoured us with their company.” Tuomas Esq. said, I have been invited to this ...
... description. (Cheers and laughter. ) And J assure you if Mr. Hardy will introduce that clause, the re- presentative of Leeds will give it his best support (cheers). I do not know that Mr. Hardy was cognizant of these proceedings, but if he was it was his ...
... Lord John Scott, Sir E. D. Scourfield, W. Ti. Shaw, Frederick Sheppard, Thomas Sibthcrp, Colonel Sinclair, George Smith, Thomas A. Smith, Abel Smyth, Sir G. H., Bt. tl. Chaplin, Thomas Houldsworth, ThomasSomerset, Ld. R. FU. Chapman, Aaron Hoy, James Barlow ...
... state by the deputy constables. The magistrates dismissed him from his office. John Binns of Bradford, and Thomas Crowther, William Hornby and Thomas Hornby were severally convicted, the two former in 2/. each, and the two lattor in }0s. each, and costs ...
... consisting of Lord Wharncliffe, Sir James Kempt, Lord Sandon, Sir E. H. East, Mr. Cutlar Fer- gusson, Sir Edward Barnes, and Sir Thomas Reynell, to inquire whether “ it may be practicable to dispense with the power of in- flicting corporal punishment, or to ...
... Joshua Mann John Aked Thomas Miithorp William Mouldea Thomas Horsfall George Pollard William Pearson, jun. R. Thornton William Haigh FOR THE MOTION. FOR THE AMENDMEXT. Messrs. Joshua Mann Messrs. John Rand John Aked Dr. Outhwaite Thomas Milthorp R. Milligan ...
... one hon. member for this borough was found in the majority without a pledge on the subject. Our other hon. mem- Ler, Mr. Hardy, was, Iam sorry to say, found in the minority with Ministers, with a * solemn pledge” on his lips, given at the steps to his ...
... in the 78th year of her age. Same day, aged 22, Mr. Sidney Crump, music teacher, of York. On Monday week, aged 76, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield. On the 9th inst. at the Rectory, Craike, in the 56th year of his ave, the Rev. Powell Colchester Guise, ...
... of Yorkshire, and a silver medal to Matthew Morehouse, of Hud- dersfield: in both cases fur proficiency in Materia Mudlica. Thomas Morton, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne received four prizes— the two gold medais respectively for Surgery and Midwifery ; and two ...