... KENT then inquired if Sir Thomas would answer o three plaiun questions, its, When) hP called in at Sir T. hr Cochrane's committee-room to inquire his principics, he had been positively informed b) the chairman, that Sir Thomas Cochrane's sentiments coincided ...

... I-ister, Esq., asa proper person to represeut I them is Piarliament. Mr. Thomas Hlill, in an eloquent and impressive speech, seconded the nomination. M.i Thompson, Esq., proposed J. Hardy, asq., and Mr. il. Harris seconoled ithout comment. R. Mldligasm, Eaq ...

... stood tius:- Hardy . G Lister .581 Hadfleld. .'399 About 350 of Hlardy's votes were plumnpers : the most of thie ratmainder Iinf-mote froin Lister's iena, ant sonic fcsv Dissetnters, who arc uttsler ititluetice, split hetwecit Hadfieldl and Hardy. If there ...

... (BOROUGHW).-H. ricdgenma, Esq. (R). CApliAorr.-L. Dobbin, Esq. (It). CARLOW (BoRouOM).-F. Bruen, Esq. ?? Ey INSAE.e-Colonel Thomas (T). 'It KLHANN (CONTY).Hon.P. Butler (R) and WV. F. Finn (R). CVNH.Maxwell (T) and J. Young (T). of FItAIANAOIH.-Lord Cole ...

... C. Ainsworth, Esq. BosToN.-J. Wilks, Esq., and (a) - Brownrigg, Esq. BRADFvorau.-E. C. Lister, Esq., and J. Hardy, Esq. BaEcoNNsHIa.-(a) Thomas Wood, Esq., of Gwernc- vett, in this county, and ot Littleton, in Middlesex.-This gentleman, whose son contested ...

... sorry to place Mr Hardy here, but we do so in consequence of certain squeamish indications he has given lately of reluctance to be factious -or, in otherwords, to assist in the duty of sentencingoeir.returned political convicts. Mr Hardy has been, and we ...

... Feddeu Bodmin ?? Nfaior Vivlan Sir S. Spry Bolton ?? IV. Bulli!,, P.Ai!swortb Boston.' ?? W. Browulrig d. Wilks Bradford ?? J. Hardy E. C. Lisrer Breckrockshire ?? Colonel WVuod ?? .. (Al. .ll Molgan Bridgenurth ?? T. C. Whlitlnure R. Pigott Bridgewater . ...

... Sir T. Hardy, Sir R. Stopford, Sir P. Malcolm, Fellorrs, Lord M. Kerr, Sir G. Moore, Lord A. 13eauclerk, Sir P. Halkett, Sir E. Brace, J. E. Douglas, Sir E. Owen, Sir L. V. Halsted, K,.C.B,, Sir XV. Parker. GNorrAIS-S;ir Thomas Reynell, Sir Thomas Browne ...

... Johna .B erk y lin .F. Hay, Colonel ?? ltanistlen, Joh' C. Beraln, Rtalph iteatlicote, John% ?? It., ioto. r. S Biewes, 'thomas Heathrote, It. E. Ripyonl, Cuthibert itiddulph., RoberTt Hector, C. 3. RtabartA, AbtraltranW. Bish, Tti'ornass Heneage, Edward ...

... ; J. H. Tapps, G. W. Gore, W. O. Kirk, P. Perceval, Col. Tennant, 3. H. Goring, HH. Knarelhbull, Sir E. Phillipps, C. A,. Thomas, Cot. GouiburnRt.Hn.H. Knox, Hon. J. Pigot, R. Thompson; W. Goulbnrn, Mr Seri. Lawson, A. -Pluriptre, J. P. Townsend, Lord ...

... imupos- sible to make men religious by legislative enactments no (hear, hear ?? he After a fesv words from Mr. Potter, Mr. Hardy, Mr. G. iat F. Young, Dr. Nicholl, Mr. Trevor, Mr. O'Connell, Sir am A. Agnew, satl Mr. Forster, Mr. HAWE S said iliaC before ...

... DURHAM could not agree that a volun- teer was to be preferred to a pressed man (a laugh]. It was only by impressment that hardy sailors could be ob- taitied at the close of the last war, and after being on shipboard twenty-four hours, they worked as willingly ...