... informed, on respect- able authority, that Edmund Grundy, Esq. of Park-hill, the late Radical candidate for Bury, plumped for Sir Thomas D. Hesketh, Baronet, the late Tory candidate for the representa- tion of the Southern Division of Lancashire in Parliament ...

... costume )J Ireland, supported by two pages. Before Mr. O'Connell and Mr Ruthven stood that honest and consistent pattrlot Thomas Steele, Eq The triumphal car was preceded by trumpeters on borse- back, a line of about eight hundred horsemen, each decorated ...

... that gentleman. He therefore proposed The health of Mr. Potter and thelr other visitors. Mr. POTTER returned tbanks, Mr. HARDY, in proposing the Civil Rights of Dlssenters, commented upon the great change in the meaning implied In that toast, which ...

... Barron, Mr. Alderman Wood, Mr. Bethell, Lord C. Fitzroy, Mr. V. Smith, Mr. M5ildmay, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Pryme, Mr. R. Walker, Mr. W. Peter, Mr. Yelverton, Mr. Thomas Wallace, Mr. Ingbam, Mr. C. Biller, Mr. G. A son, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Divett, Mq.3. Martui (of ...

... property: might it prevent, was the Press but really. free ! Never would the sea have been stained with the blood: of our hardy tars, nor the fertile fields with the blood of oar gallant soldiers, had-every nation enjoyed a Free Press. With the liberty ...

... Sir Robert Otway, Sir Edward King, Sir Thomas Williams, Sir Edward Owen, Sir Harry Neale, Sir Charles Hamilton, Sir Edward Foote, K.C.B., Fellowes, Sir Charles Ogle, Douglas, Lambert, Sir David Milne, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir K. Stopford, Lord Samnaurez, Sir ...

... it as a visionary theory-and condemned in one general denunciation, the Benthams, Woolers, Hones, Bur- detts, Gale Jones, Hardys, Places, Humes, Woods, and Fares, of the House of Commons or the Common Council. And yet, now a Bill of Reform has passed ...

... Dimsdsle, Neave, Vernon, Norton. Misszs-Whitshed, Johnston, Cotton, Backhouse, Cockburn, Paul, Pringle, Montagu, Hardy, Morier, Mary Hardy, Conray, Bethell, Gordon, F. Eden, Percy, H. AddingtoD, Frederica John- ston, C. Addington, Kenyon, L. Beresford ...

... place on a subject which hau excited much interest throughout the country-the Over- working of Children in Factories. Mr. HARDY introduced the discussion on presenting a Petition from Bradford, in York- shire. Is was stated by Mr. STRICKLAND that many ...

... at Arms, on his knee, presenting to thehasOd. Then the~ and badge of a Knight Commander, the KII&wa Ptignthe ylh vest Sir Thomas Baker with the same. d asPlatri The Rear-Admiral having again had tbe ho0nour to kil Sovereign's hand, and having received ...

... should big aqrroirned. with every sperCie Of protection, and the fItness of It was established by the celebrated ease of Thomas Hardy. Lord DARLiNGTON observed, titat he bad been snistoken by the Honourable Gentleman who bad lust spoken. All he had said ...

... Dr. B.-Tower Blayntun, S. A.-York Hamlets Beauclerk, Major-E. Surrey Marshall, John-Leeds Barnard, E G.-Greenwich Mareland, Thomas-Stockport Bewes, T.-P.ymouth Methuen, P.-North Wilts Blsb, Thos.-Leominster Mildmay, P. St. Jobn-Win- Blakc. Sir Fras.-Berwick ...