... horror and Indignation at the treasonable attempt; and of heartfelt joy at her providential escape from so great a danger. Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near KIrkbur- ton, seconded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Iaycock then read ...

... O'Connor. Mary, the wife of John Hardy, was safely deli- vered of a fine daughter on the Otis inst., which was christened on the 25th., at the Old Parish Church, Sheffield, and duly registered Harriet O'Conno~r Hardy. Registered lately, John Feargus Williamns ...

... civilization, and religion. Resolutions were moved and seconded, by tite Revs. B. Filth, Saml. Oddy, from Elland; Al essrs. Hardy, Kellett, Russell, Lee, and Antler. ton. Dir. Firth stated the financial affairs of the chapel, X which was built fifteen years ...

... Oldham, was christened, by the Rev. Wm. Lees, f Edward Frost O'Connor Lawless, soi of Thomas and Sarah Lawless,basket-maker, Bottom of Moor. Mary, the wife of John Hardy, was safely deli- vered af a fine daughter on the 8th inst., which was christened on ...

... lhe (t hite Horse Inn, Woodhouse Carr, before J. 3bul IEsq., Coroner, touching the death of a boy, P' sears of age, named Thomas Mason, groom to IDS 5 surgeon, of Cookridge-street, Park-lane, in this l kppeted that on the morning of Friday, the boy Ared ...

... Scarborough, where he has been asojourning for a month past. at THE CHuRcH.-Church building is no go in this ot parish. Hardy, no doubt, wishes that he had his to money back again into his breeches pocket and so. at judging from facts does Wood. How ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...