... Bethell, 1. Blackburne, A.Chapian, Sir C. t Dalbiac, lion. W. Duaicombe, Lord F. Egertort, W. Feliden, J. Fieldeir, Thomas Greene, John Hardy, J. W. Hogg, A. Lawson, J. F. Lees, J. H. Lowther, T. Marsland, Lord Ossulston, J. W. Patten, T. Pemberton, Johns ...

... supaply vcr icies ib tba ellice eof A\Mrlnan or M1 yor,' Ie post. tedl po1d, ?? J. Bl.rkett, ,1. l3il, Sir C. Dal0biar, J. Hardy, tat J IV. I log, Sir J. Johnstolnr, A. L.wsona, .1. 11. Lowther, J. .,I lrrrdo, L )rd Starilcy, 1tia. A. Trevor, lion. J. ...

... catechised arie 50 Seletn'ly, arid hsstrlled on buith octasiens t ot Mondtay, by to you ?? Thomas Hill, and on Tuesday, by Mr. J1. Sutcliffe, (Hear, NVhat would ill it. HARDY, Wiso is generoijy considered the Tory tor,t member for Brad ford, thoitgh it app~ears ...

... reed the list Of prizes which had bee,, awarded, anid of which. the follow.. Ing forms the sumitar To James Wild, gardener to Thomas Prinee, Esq., Moor Town-largesot.Piie, 2d pepchees, 2-ri Strilied dahlia, 1st waite dahlia. Robert Stokoe, gardener t,, V ...

... Cts- haly, 3rd, Ralph Hopnps. White Tokey Grapes,, sts. Thins. ;ly tmlnpebly., 2sd. George Watsasi. Grizly Frontignise, lot e Thomas Usupteby. GRucre CUeAsNyTs, let. Jonathan se, Claphamn, essrdaner to Francis ?,larris, Esq., of Rountdhay. tat 2nd. John Ksarsley ...

... R. Bethell, Jos I. Slackburne, A. Chapman, Sir C. Dalbiac, Hon. W. Duncornbe, S Lord F. Egerton, W. Feilden, T. Greene, J. Hardy, J. W. Hogg, mo J. i-l. Iearsley, A. Lawson, J. F. Lees, J. H. Lowther, T. Mars. S lsaid, Lord Ossulston, J. W. Patten, T. ...

... Charlesi Harris, Esq., C. H-. Dawson, Esq., (of tbe ta 6ffrrn of Hird. Dawson. and Hardy,) John Brolidenl, Esq., ha! le and about ISO electors, several of whom gave Mr. Hardy thg plumpers at ?? lausc election.LI An active canvass wase commenced yesterday ...

... Trhe hir. PArE.A1ci1 and Mr. WAiCLFY having begged tha I-ota. Iex. Member for Berkshire to withdraw Ists motion, suta- Mr. HARDY rose to address the House, hut could not be idopt heatd for several minuses Inconsequence of the cries of tjQ Seo- wish, sloe ...

... Dasniel Burlee-4th. cucumbers ; 2nd. peas. Jlames Reynard-let. turnips ; 2nd. red cabbage; 2nd. nusuhrooms; leIt. turnip radish. ThomaS Idle-Iot, carrots 2 nd. heat root; go 2d. esehallots;- 2nd. garlic .lot, spinach. Rohert Stoke, gar- dener to W. W. Br own ...

... Aaron Chapala. Sir C. Dalbiuc, Honl. slal Wi. Duncoimba, Hoe, T. DomdLIs, Lord F. Egerton, IV. Fidr,, In ?? J. Graham, J. Hardy, J7. H. Itinede, P .H. Howardt, Sir John wit St Johas tone, A. Lawson, Lord Leveson, E.C ile 7.H oe e thee, W. Mershoti, Lord ...

... Arnmtstead Wright, B. A. Worcester College, Oxford.. Gt; enc. Saunders Elwin, B.A. Catherrine-hall, Camtorlite. see I Go. Thomas Crespigny Lamnsles B. A. Balolo College, are Oxford, letter dimissory fromt tbs Arch bishop of Can- terbury. rRIEsTS. IP5 ...

... draper, Mr. William Forcer, Rose and Crown, Mr. Edward tepper, confectioner, Mr. Thomas Turnbull, White Hlorse, Mr. John Harrison, grocer, Mr. Jabeg Turton, druggist, Mir. Thomas Mennell, merechant, Mr. Edward Fairbank, druggist. The Jury having been sworn ...