... Esq. M.D., Mayor. John Hardy, Esq. Recorder. Charles Milner, Esq. Deputy Recorder. John Brooke, Esq. I Wm. Hey, Esq. Thomas Tennant, Esq. Benjamin Sailer, Esq. Charles Brown, Esq. | Thomas Beckett, Esq. Henry Hall, Esq. Thomas Bl lyds, Esq. George Banks ...

... before The Rev. James Gelrtart, L 1..1). Chairman. ward Ferrand, Esq. Rev. Dansnn Richardson Currer. Walker Ferraiid, Esq. Thomas Rawson, Esq. Sir Wm. A. Ingilby, Bart. M.P. William Beckett, Esq. William Morrill, Esq. William Markhain, Esq. Charles Oxley ...

... articles, the property of Mr. Thomas Collier.—Win. Brown, for stealing a quantity leaden pipe, the property Mr. George the White lloisc Inn, Wakefield.—E/.ekiel Hainsworth, convicted stealing brush from ihe stall Thomas Ramsden, the market at Bradford ...

... RIOT AT 110LBF.CK. William Foster, Samuel Metcalf, Crispin AUiscn, John Hu die i/, William Coup land, Thomas Wood, George Archer, George Harrison, Michael Hell, Sarah Snell, Ann Stead, and Ann Maude, were indicted tor a riot Holbeck, on the 30ili Nov ...

... appraiser—Thomas Redhouse, lane, insurance broker. David Jones, Live, pool, furniture broker, Feb 23, 24, and March 22, at the larendon Rooms, Liverpool. Sols Messrs Bebh& Ganning, Great Marlborough street and Mr Armstrong, Liverpool. Thomas Harrison, ...

... Daniel Ga&kell,. Esq. of Lupset; John Hardy, Esq. of Heath; Charles Watei ton, Esq. of Walton ; Capt. Wood, of Sandal; the Rev. Dr. Naylor, the Rev. Thos. Kilby, the Rev. Thos. Johnstone, Dr. Crowther, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. G. N. Tootal, Mr. Richard ...

... observed Daniel Gaskell. Esq. of Lupsel; John Hardy, Esq. of Heath ; Charles Waterloo. E«l. of Walton Capt. Wood, of Sandal; the Rev. Dr. Naylor, the Rev. Thomas Kilby, the Rev. Thomas Johnstone, Dr. Crowther, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. G. N. Tootal, Mr. Richard ...

... altogether a very curious speech, and we burned to reply to it; but we had no right to do, and therefore remained silent. Mr. Hardy’s arguments in favour of the Ballot, were strong, and very eloquently put but for the life of us we cannot make out, whether ...

... being free and independent. I am. Sir, your obedient servant, Leeds, Feb. 23, 1831. CRITO. REFORM MEETING AT WAKEFIELD JOHN HARDY, ESQ. OF HEATH. Sir, —That was curious speech of yours at the Reform Meeting Wednesday last—curious fur what it contained, ...

... opposed by Mr. behalf of Mr. Thomas Amery, buicber, Tickhill, on the ground having put him to unnecessary a frivolous and vexation* defence (o action. Mr. was retained for the insolvent; (be examined at tome length Mr. Hardy, but not being in condition ...

... last Year's Growth, standing upon Low Hall Farm, in the Township of Horsforth. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsfotth, will show the above. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, Cannon Hall, if by Letter, Post-paid. Cannon Hall. 14th March, 1831. pO BE LET ...

... last Year's Growth, standing upon Low Hall Farm, in the Township of Horsforth. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will show the above. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall, if Letter, Post-paid. Cannon Hall. 14th March, 1831. TO BE LET ...