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... the ministerial majority on the Addreat yesterday week, acre Mr K. Brim, Mr. C. Wood, Capt. Fenton, Mr. E. C. Litter, Mr. J. Hardy, Mr. T. B. Macaulay, Mr. J. Marshall, Lord Morpetb, Mr. Strickland, Slr.P. Richards, Mr. B. Kutch. Mr. C. Wood was one of the ...
... photao. et. V AIM:, ail:rums let lmK, peewees - Ina, teathable, apehearted rinses, mod very omen, and humble servant. THOMAS I E. Tat PATIJOT TO Cnl 0T&1. My reran'. from Thank I lan 401 meek y.i wowed. All Thar Mabel I rt. &a. &a. be. in MM. ha. ...
... the custom, as giving more power to the rate payers, and only four persona were Dominated, via. Mr. Juba Oldheld Bates, Mr. Thomas Bland, Mr. George Walker, and Mr. John Rhodes Kalph. Mr. James Watson, and Mr. William Hulroyd were appointed essessurs ; ...
... of seven. This alteration will proportionally accelerate the delivery• of letters in Saliba:. Mr. John OldfteM Bates, Mr. Thomas Bland, Mr. George Walker, and Mr. J. ea Ward bare baen appo.nted overseers of tki. tornibip, for the year ensuaug. Mr. J. ...
... —Tbe Followrentlemen hare been appointed for the district of ade% and twenty miles ronnd. George Sumach', of add House ; and Thomas Hudson Bateman, of Barriaters at Lew. Mr. James cold& of Halifax ; Mr. William Jaroinh, of Hod- ; and Mr. Samuel Hailstone ...
... parish, and he sill lie allowed to get any in other parishes. Another instance the saute kind occurred amongst toy teorknum. Thomas Hardy, the brother-in law of the sante uuu, oas an excelleat workman, discharged under similar circuornauwes; has a very itulostrums ...
... received four signatures of clergymen in the district ! On Saturday last, two sermons were preached in Coley church, by the Rev. Thomas Bates, M. A. curate, and the Rev. John Worgsn Dew, incumbent of St. James's, Halifax, in behalf of the Sunday school at Coity ...
... Bethel', Sir G. Caylec, F.. S. Castel , , A. Chapman. Hon. W Duncombe, L. Fenton, J. Pielden, J. M. Gaakell, D. Gnskell, J. Hardy, Sir W. Ingilhy, Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, E. C. Lister, J. Man.hail, J. Parker, J. Pease, J. Richards, and G. Strickland. In ...
... interesting ex. the majority against Mr. Finch's motion Suppression of Political Unions, were J. 11632, D. Gasket!, M. I). Hid, J. Hardy, and E. C. Lay. J. Parker paired off, for the motion. la the minority against Lord Althorp's 2d relative to the renewal of ...
... varied View, additional interest to this Seat of repose and YORKSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES, 1833. Before the Right Honourable Sir THOMAS DENMAN, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, and the Honourable Sir WILLIAM ROLLAND, one of the Barons of the ...
... and make such further IWOvisions and amendments as should then he deemed necessary, were J. S. Buckingham, I). Gast:ill, J. Hardy, E. C. Lister, and J. Richards. In the majority Mr. Huthven's motion, That the reduction of taxation and the diminution of ...
... keeper; Thomas Pearson, Leeds, agent; Gene Parker, of hettlesoig, near %iennamalbter and farmer; Anthony Parkinson, duff manufacturer t cu.toily V. ma bottom, Ibilbeek lAnr , n ear feed*, shoemaker; William Lent, Sheffield Park, button smith ;Thomas Ruck ...