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... OF MEMBERS SUP.9RSEDED. E.NGLAND AND WALFA.:'CITlES AND BOROU;Rs - to _ _ ?? INS TO RPZO.Hrd ib- 'Bradford,* Buafeld,- rice Hardy m 'Bridgnorth, Tracey, ,, Pigott S-Bridport, Jervis, , Twiassm at Bristol, Berkeley, , Vivyaza Cu- Carmarthen, Morris, ,, Lewis ...
... knocked down by one of te Mr. Hardy, (the defeated candidate for B of Mr. Alderman Goodman that he saw Ord.) sons of Mr. Hardy throw the stone or0, oF the knocked the woman down: Mr. Batearick th t saw John and Charles Hardy throiral51 II that lie John ...
... the drift of the Wrter.: a., chiarge 0f 3furder.-The inquiri Wno the afleed ed I q , a ?? Of a sniunanamed (Otinlbell, by Thomas .Canne14t tetioen.- :t mandtor of the brig Laurel, 'sas mrnelfmedat 'the time ap- y pointed, =etra, qpd terminated in tbo ...
... befome in Amterica, endW that a collection would be Inade on his behalf ansongat thle ili bystanders. Considerlisg the foci-hardiness of the exploit, Or and also cold and gusty state of the weather, many persons, m orevsaogt tie number. thsought the whole ...
... libel:-1L. A. Aglionby, aL J. Bretborton, Joln Folden, John Hardy, Benjamin Haves, fi Charles Hindloy. Joseph Home, W. Hutt, Henry Marsland, ant Joseph Pease, Mark Philips, Colonel Thompson, Thomas Jar Thornely, Rigby Wason, George Wilbraham, J. Jervis. m ...
... J. W. llogg ?? 623 G. L. Fox ?? 82 G.:eor'yc Rennie . 380 Jans l gay ?? 347 -) ENw !U.BY ?? T. F. ?? ?? BIRbhINuiAIM ?? Thomas Attwvood ?? 2169 Josh. Scholficld ?? 2132 A. C. Stapleton T ?? 1045 BLACKBURN ?? W. ?? W. Feilden T ?? YQ N P w ?? I 0 Lushin ...
... of the imcitation ion of other counties and divisions of ?? :in,, A7MtrcuY. and R~epreseniation of Ipsivieh.-A writ against Thomas 8 Gihson, Esq.,, for personal bribery, has teen obtained, t for and, wre understand, will he served upon that splen-e wdas ...
... understood him to reply th4 ?? lie would not. Mr. Hardy (who was also ve'y vio- dle lent)- Will you support a measure for repealing the lec irs Ciatholic Em.mcipation Bill ? Mr. Cresswell- ?? is, No. 31r. Hardy- You are a more honest gen- ma of tleman than ...
... meeting the petition was unaunimously no agreed to. ar Lord Rouor:?: presented petitions from the parishes of St. Mary and St. Thomas, in Dublin, praying that fo their Lordships would inquire into the working of the English Municipal Bill before they passed ...