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... gross calumny, of our reader* who will hesitate believe that j corporation have made use of any power they he can base Wen hardy h tu calculate such might •rising this wutce. ' » . ,1,-n, consider vole wa. attempted gained the late election o. a consummation ...
... —John W*de. W. H. Bell. John Btorrj, Thomas Petchell. William Cobh, and George Boyd South Myton Vard —Thorea* Primlck, George Cookman. William Woolley, Herbert Seaton, William Frieat, and Wm Ooodlad Todd. North Ward—Thomas Wataon. John Liddell. John Astrop ...
... accompanied the following deputation of Baroneta—Sir Gersrd Noel. M.P., Sir Kichaid Jodrell, Sir Henry Martin. Sir Thomas lurlun. Sir Thomas Pelham Hayea, Sir William Brahaion, Sir Chatterton, Ueulenant-folonel Sir Will ism dc Bathe. Sir Roliert Pitiwygram ...
... Mr. Beadle who was about to leave the town. The pro|K)&al was unanimously adopted. Dry fool Overseers.— Messrs. Thomas Sisstons and Thomas Brown were, on Wcdnestla> last, a meeting of parishioners for that pur|iosc, nonriuated overa* ers the |*jor for ...
... God. Garden Robbing.—On at the Mansion House, information was exhibited against three boys, named John Northend, Thomas Smith, and Thomas Huntsman, charging them with having robbed the garden of Samuel Hall Egginton, at Fernhy. of • quantity of filberts ...
... of his noble father becomes the lion. William Thomas Spencer Wentworth, born 12th October. 1815. the second sou of the Earl Fitzwtlliam by his late Viscountess. Hon Mary Dundas, fourth diughter of Thomas, first lord Dundas. The Rev. Edward Thompson, son ...
... plant, placed forward for competition, in consequence of his being the gardener of public inaliturioo. » splendid Eaotic and Hardy Bouquet, aeut Richard Bethel I, Esq . M.F.. of Rise. It reprewnled a crown, surmounted by the letters ••W.R..” and surrounded ...
... Motleyâ??s Ttiorsday morning last, nor did see John Morle>. 1 made communication him or bis family rcû|iecting Hie loss Thomas Kobmsoa. police officer. of York, said assisted in taking rley into cus'ody Friday morning I lie san.e evening witnesa asked ...
... Wriphtson.—The following voted in the minority in favour of the amendment : —R, Bethel), Sir C. Dalhiac, W. Duncombe, J. Hardy, J. W. Hogg. Sir J. V, Johnstone, A l-awson, J. H. Lord Follington, J. Richards, Sir h. Trench, J. S. Wortley. Fatal Effects ...
... process of appeal from the Rolls or the Vice-Chancery the Court of the Chancellor. scarcely think there will now be found suiioi hardy enough to adopt this mode of proceeding. To appeal ; to the same judge who has already given hit decision on the case, will ...
... most gratifying character. C\«e of Sfahhiko.—Yesterday, at the Mansurn-house, Francis Wilson, charged with seriously wounding Thomas Hill, with knife, was again brought for examination. The investigation of the case ...
... AUeraley, Esq . James Rimington, Esq . Thomas Walker. Eaq., Charles Brennell, Esq.. James heat, underaand that the Conservatives of intend having Blue Ball, that place, sometime about Christmas.—Dinner to John Hardy. Eaq., M.P., at Bradford—The preparations ...