... our space will not allow us to give at n length, sat down amidst protracted and boisterous D applause. 0 On the motion of THOMAS HORNur, seconded by C JOHN SULLIVAN, a committee was proposed, and the r list agreed to. c PRESENT TO DR. )O'DOUALL. h The ...

... of other pi isoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas-I also appear, my Lords, for some of the prisoners. The Lord Chief Justice-Are you' assigned, Mr Thomas I Mr. Thomas-No, my Lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal-Then you ought to l state ...

... the moors, the law is not so strictly enforced, as it is in the sstreets of Halifax. The naturally industrious, patient, hardy and robust tenants of the heath, are, it would e seem, charitably allowed to die of want, undisturbed D by the police, unpunished ...

... one word about putting back the clock, till he found he had to contend against Mary Jones's evidence. l The evidence of Sir Thomas Phillips, posiiee upon Mr. Frost's trial, but only preaptice upon my trial, when he finds his evidence at varcace with ?? ...

... Ilusheyford: Thomas Wrigiit, Sea- w nmer, Stokesley. Class 02-FOR THE nerT ROAxooRc MARE AxD FO0AL, £-5-lot, Mr. T. C. Hineks, Breekenbrough, near 'rhirsk; 2nd, £2, Mr. lb John RIchmond. Newton Grange, near Darlingtori. In Competitor-Mir. Thomas Metcalfe ...

... or retreating point mch nearer to the seene of than Great Beax L ake, and it was quite evident to us that any further fool-'hardy perseverance could only lead to the loss of.tbe great object already attained, together with that of the whole party, We must ...

... the foilowttg :_ J The Mayor, (Win. Smith, Esq.,) Mliss Jackson, Mrs. John Gart, E itre. Hlird, of Low Moor. Mister Kosoear, Thomas Detnlon, Psq.,E Henry Detryne, REq., Mltss Fentor,, Mis.3 Strickiand. Dr. and Mrls.h Crowthrer, of Wakcefield, liters. J~meirc ...

... Public Breakfast, attended by abont . 400 persons, was held in the school-ooms of Queen-Street Chapel; ra t which the Rev. Thomas Scales presided, and interesting speeches t were made by the Chairman, the Rev. Mesars. Fletcher, Bell (Wes- f leyai), J. ...

... Journevmen's Trades' Hall, which should be open a to all parties, for meetings on all subjects, at all ¢ reasonable times. Thomas Waklcy, Esq., M.P., was announced to take the ehair, out as that gels- P tleman had not arrived at half past seven (halt au ...

... Warren). Erica~, 1 2 and 3 R F Shawe, Esq._,-~Fusqhia, 1 Col Martin (gardener, J Wil- soni). 2. R F -hwEsq.' S Col Mri.-..Hardy her- tI baceons plant, I J Ginison, Esq(gardener, 3 Emin). b 2 M GEs~it, Difiel. UF-'Shawe, -Esq.- Shruby'alcolaia,1and2 U ...

... ed. Sir Thomas Lethbrldge had told him that he was for a h fitted duty t hat rather titan no alteration should take place, ho would vote for a total repeal. Bat he was ready to support a fixed dutty of 7.If it was an expiring one. Sit Thomas Lethbridge ...

... Ashton and Huddersfeltl Canal, in consequence of the frost. On Mon- day, at tlse Black Bull, Horton, on the body of Thomuas Hardy, who was accidientally burnt to death by his clothes catching fire whilst lighiting a sh:vissg. Verdicts- Aci. dental death ...