... Heatel, B ridge-street, Daiikfnrs for k the purpose of celebrating-the- forty~fourthrlnniverv IX ke,syofth acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne He 0fhn~~ Theiwall and others, from a John arge ?? Eof Fraday. nd NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT WORBSOP tor 29th of ...

... Most Gracious Majesty Vic- TORIA, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by Charles Hardy, Esq. of Odsal, the second son of John Hardy, Rsq of Port- land place, London, the Founder, to the honour of the Most High God, for the advancement ...

... 2nd design of flowvers. John Senior, gardener to Thomas Clapham, Esq., Potter- newton :-Ist black grapes, let FrontSgnae grapes, 2nd coss lettuce, 2nd cabbage, Ist stove exoties, Ist Russian stocs, Ist hardy bouquset, It ten areek stocks. 1st, 2nd, 3d, 7th ...

... theret tle esllecetiocs amotmroed to £17 17se 6d. a JOHN HARDY, EsQ,-The Bradford Conservative it !Associatias came ltoely to rho eceolatirn to iavite their late rc- - !presentative, Jobs Hardy, Esqg. tooa public dinoert aed a deputa- e eloss, eonsisrisig ...

... accompanied by great extension of the Suffrage; he thought parliamdentsr should be as ofien as the'peoyle wished them. Mr. THOMAS GILLESPIE, i a poetical speech oa f great beauty, end which wencanot attempt t igive any report of, traced Mr. O'Connor through ...

... Haywvood ; 3, Nar. G. WVatson. COTTAGERS' PRIZES.-Rhubas'h, 1 and 2, John Long- bottom ; Lettuice, I hardy green, J. Kenvorthy; Spinach, I J. Kenworthyr Hardy boques, 1, George Srith. Tulips- i, George Smithr 2, James Roberts. 2nd elams, Feathered Tlips, I ...

... viz., William Neild, Sarah Howard, John Chadwick, and. Henry Clough, 'in £20 each; James Hardy, and Thomain Lord, in £10 each; Willialm Hilton, Amelia Patch, Thomas Bamford, and Mark Buckley, in £5 each, It is said lthlat there are more houses which sell ...

... msan dividsuals, viz. :-Mr. John Parker, Mr. David Schofield, Mr. WA John Hopwood, Mrt. John Fryer, Mr. John Mdidgley, isl. Thomas Bert Maude, Mr. Samuel Hartley, Mr.t Win. Jackson, aod SMr. James held BeOsen. After the flowers, &c. had been judged, the ...

... still a loud squeak, and on occasion can bristle up his whiskers, and look quite fierce. THE: next show Rat is called Jack,-a hardy and impudent, though sly animal. Hle bad once the nar- rowest escape at Pontefract, where he lost his tail. He had also well ...

... thleir plate's at the- enni- ,e versary dinner;, and-in drinkilag In sour wise the health of Cl. 11luiorfeld the blue sand Hardy the true, the future members for till the borough of Bradford. On Friday, 1(yesterday week I how. Sit] ,d ever, the Conservatives ...

... make him wiser and happier; and if it has not these effects, where is its utility P MECHANICAL INVENTIONS IN AMERICA.- MR. THOMAS BLANCHARD.-The New York Advertiser, of August 24, has the following com- munication from a correspondent: Tho3. Blanchard ...

... Benjamin Whiteley r(21,) and Thomas Brayshaw (18,) for stealing a sack at Chapel Allertou, the property of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq. Frederick Richardson(34,) fer stealing twobarrels, at Leeds, the property of Mark Ball. Thomas Outhwaite (16,) for stealing ...