... distinguished themselves are :-Mr. A. 'l'revor, present at 128 divisions; Colonel Percival, 101; Colonel Sibthorp,10; Mr. John Hardy, 100; and Colonel Vere, 97. But what was the case with the Whig-Radicals'? Why there were no less than THIRTY-FOUR whoeaeh ...

... nt-Charles Darley, Eaq.; Vice do,- Thomas Brown, Esq., Richard Pearson, Esq., Win. Thorpe, Esq.; reasurer-Mr. Hodgson; Committee -Mr. Ariel, Mr. Barber, Mr. Durham, Mr. William Casson, Mr. Goodworth, .Rev. A. Hardy, Mr. Maples, Mr. Mason, Rev. J. E. Millson ...

... Hetton, Cross, from Quoeec ; Skylark, i\ Meek, from Charleston; Tees, Sherwood, from Londonu; Ex, from Newport. Thomas, Sterling; Navaran, Hardy; F. Laurel, Boyle; Ruby-castle, Greensides; Alert, Lonsdalo; C Jane Clark, Pallister; Constantine, Davison, for ...

... Hall, Esq., Christopher Beckett,, Esq., John Hardy, Esq., M.P., John Hill, Esq.,1 George Banks, Esq., William Hey, Esq., Martini Hind, Esq., Thomas Blayds, Esq., Jonathon Wilks, Esq., Peter Rhodes, Esq., Thomas Beckett, Esq.,' Ralph Markland, REq., John ...

... Sculcoates Church, by the Rev. Mr. Ward. MIr. John Barker, to Ann Elizabeth Gill. Lately, at Sculcoates Church, Thomas, soal of the late Mr. Thomas Aahton, of this place, to Marin, eldest daughter of Ur. B. Codd, of March Chapel, Lincolnshire On the 15th ult ...

... without op- position; hbut for the township of Howden three gentlemen-were noininated, At the close of the poll, the Rev. Thomas Ouy, vicar of Howden, Wnd Mr. Jehn* Wetherell,: ere declared, duly elected. The guardians; hld their first meeting at the ...

... these he unfortunate men was Mr. Thomas Muir, the whole of ise whose history was such a catalogue of misfortunes as so perhaps no man in the world had ever eiualled in so ve short a time. This was the first victiim. Thomas in ryshe Palmer was the next. He ...

... saved from the wreck; William Browne, master; James Thomson, seaman; William Hardy, seaman; William Shaddock, seaman; James Spowart, seaman; Stephen Murrell, seaman; and George Hardy, apprentice. INSOLVENT DErmOts' COUIRT.-A court for relief of insolvent ...

... and Joha Wloods read, Almendbury, Yorkshire, millers-Joha Evans, Edmuond Coop, John Ba row, , Adthur Soathward, Christolher Hardy, Francis Donnoeley, John Linncy, liavid Stott, Riobert Bcrry, and JDMes, Roblnson, HIme, Manchesterdyers. TUESDAY, Msttcss ...

... Sir Edward Barnes, Sir George Cockburn, Henry William Duncombe, M.P., lion. Stuart Wortley, Sir William Geary, M.P., Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Richards, M.P. for Knaresborough, lion. Henry Bayle Bernard, Sir Felix Booth, Bart., Sir John Chetwynde, Major-General ...

... J. Gully, Hon. T. Dundus, J. Parker, S. Crompton, D. Gaskell, Hon. J. C. Dundas. Noes: Hon. W. Dun. combe, R. Bethell, J. Hardy, J. Richards, A. Lawson, l Sir J. Beckett, Sir C. Dalbiac, T. Pemberton, Sir J. I Johnstone, Sir F. Trench, A. Chapman, J. ...

... Bettisoin, Gresharit, Tealby, Noitb.~ Ito graves, Bean, Carton, Watson, Walton, W. H., Bell, Tinkler., ted Thoruhani, Lowther, -Hardy, Miller, and ichamo. Soein osether of the counciiiors,more modest than their colleagues, he took their seats ire the body of ...