... Carr, E-q. John W. Childers, E-q., M. P. Henry Cooper, Esq. Sir .lame- Eyre, M. D. Robert Bavies, E*q. William Haigh, E-q. James Gadsden. Esq. Joseph Bulkeley Johnson, Esq Charles James Hanson, E ...

... the management of the match : — Mr. Robert Barr, Mr. F. Boscovitz, Mr. R. A. Brown, Mr. Robert Cadman, Mr. John Luccock, Mr. J. Muff ; Mr. John Rhodes, secretary. Lunar Rainbow. — This beautiful atmos- pherical phenomenon was. seen in Leeds and neigh- ...

... resistance to it. Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell both pledged themselves to the continued assertion of the principle — that it was to them a debt of honour ; yet, in the last session of Parliament, Lord John Russell himself proposed and passed a measure ...

... cipal Reform Bill. Four commissioners were appointed, but only tliree of them were called upon to act, namely, John Sangster, Esq., and John Arthur Ikin, Esq., solicitors of Leeds, and. James Stansfeld, Esq., Solicitor of Halifax, a brother to Mr. Alderman ...

... AA'. AVorsley, Bart . 5 0 Thomas Barstow 5 0 ! Geo. L. Thompson 5 0 John Bayldon 5 0 Sir G. Cayley, Bart . . 5 0 John Brook 5 0 Christ. J. Newstead ..20 J. Fardinando Brown 5 0 John Tweedy 5 0 George Brown 5 0 Miss Currer, Esliton F. J. Copsio 5 0 Hall ...

... awarded to Topper, the property of Mr. John Atkinson, of Newcastle. Lord Chesterfield has intimated his intention of resigning his situation of Master of the Pylchley Hunt, next season, when the Earl of Cardigan will take the hounds, and a very splendid ...

... for exchanging into the 11th Dragoons, commanded he the Earl of Cardigan, latter known as the Lord grOdrod of the celebrated Court •martial against Captain Wathen. The Earl of Cardigan bad given boa aunt to the of Captain Smith into nei,arul, IsOron ...

... decidedly evangelical. The four absent qarn iat were-..John Hardy, Esq. and C. Smith, Esq., who we ade from home; and William Gott, Esq. and Dr. Thorp, both m absent from illness. 5et The Earl of Cardigan has presented the Itev. Geo. sid ?? Miller, Ml1.A. ...

... VERNON seconded the Address. He alluded to the reports h lately circulated relative to the state of the Navy, and defended Sir t John Barrow in his observations that the naval services of the country b had never been on so enlarged a seale in the time of peace ...

... blame of .the neessity' which Lord John Rusqel has seen'for the institutionofa rural'io~cenpon'thebad coiduct of the presespl' and precei' Governments.' And- tien,. ., rqnouuaced. acontemptuous compari- son betu4 ord John itthe'headof theMiniste- rial WtOm ...

... various other robberies were commit.cd, a .,d especially one an Excise officer, h^ way to Leeds, in Barley Lane, near to Cardigan Arms, near Leeds, and another Mr. Thomas Johnson, ol the Coach and Horses, Bra.lford Moor, who was his way from 1 udsey. From ...

... Sunday School-room, at Morley, and passed off in a highly gratifying manner. Chas. John Brandling, Esq., presided. On his right sat the Rev. A. Cassels, Vicar of Batley, John Wade, Esq., of Beeston, Mr. Wordsworth, of Stump Cross, Mr. C. Topham, of Wortley ...