... must be t governed by other means P-'Maanchester Courier. DINNER TO MR. HARDY,-On the subject of the late dinner at Bradford, the Leeds Intelligencer a of Saturday says:'-John Hardy,Esq., from his talents, his knowledge of business, and the majority by ...

... Yeoman, Esq., W. J. Colt- and man, Esq., Benjamin Agar, Esq., Rev. W. Dent, M. oh- Stapylton, Esq., Thomas Coitniarn. Esq., Rev. Caleb rho Readshaw. Thomas Clark, IEsq., Williami Prest, Esq., CScarthingwell,) Philip Saltmarshe, Esq., G. Colrolmely, Esq, ...

... the nephew of Sir John Ross, and his companion in the celebrated expedi- tion to the northern pole. It is to be manned by a hardy crew of volunteers, men conversant with the difficulties and the dangers attendant on 'the navi- gation of the northern seas ...

... appeal from the Rolls or the Vice-Chancery to the Court of the Chancellor. We scarcely think there will now be found a suitor hardy enough to adopt this mode of proceeding. To appeal to the same judge who has already given his decision on the case, will be ...

... of his noble father becomes the Hon. William Thomas Spencer Wentworth, born 12th October, 1815, the second son of the Earl Fitzwilliam by his late Viscountess, Hlon. Mary Dundas, fourth daughter of Thomas, first Lord Dundas. The Rev. Edward Thompson, ...

... of submitting to his domination. There may - be some of our readers who will hesitate to believe that n. he can have been hardy enough to calculate upon such in a consummation of his plans ;-but, let them consider |rs the character of the man, let them ...

... Wrightson.-The following voted in the minority in favour of the amend- ment :-R. Bethell, Sir C. Dalbiac, W. Duncombe, J. Hardy, J. W. Ilogg, Sir J. V. Johnstone, A. Lawson, m J. H. Lowther, Lord Pollington, J. Richards, Sir F. is Trench, J. S. Wortley ...

... W. U. Bell. Jobn Storry, Thomas Petheti, Williamn Cobb, and Grorge Byd - Seue illyloa 1V9ird-Thorias Prissick, George Cookman, William Woolley, Herbert Seaton, William, Priest, aud MWm Gbodlad Todd.' i:lNbfh /yom Ward-Thomas Watson, Sohn Liddell,' John ...

... , James Rimington, Esq., Thomas Walker, Esq., Charles Brennell, Esq., James Wheat, Esq.-We undersand that the Conservatives of Bingley intend having a Blue Ball, at that place, some- time about Christmas.-Dinner to John Hardy, Esq., M.P., at Bradford-The ...

... flames originated from a fire which had been left in the steamer. Great praise is due to Mr. Carte, of the garrison, Mr. Robert Hardy, Mr. William Gibson (shipbuilder,) Mr. Edward Gibson, jun., Mr. John Collinson, Mr. Francis Haworth, Mr. J. B. La Marche, and ...

... above £10, and the r theart-burnings, if any, began with the agitation of the a reform question. ; - ~~MARLBOROUGH. - 'Mr. Thomas Merrlman, eleven years town clerk of n Marlborough. said the governing body was thlrieen' 'I 'three of whom were justices ...

... Levett, B. L.evett, - Bain, - Raines, J. Sugden, T. Topping, J. Hlall,'J. Wilks, W. Hesslewood, F. Hesslewood, G. Miller, W. Thomas, J. B. Briggs W. Dryden, C. Bamford, W. A. Brigham, W. Laver ack, T. D. Hammond, - Dossor, II. Tudor, T. Dikes, jun., J. H ...