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... 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 ...
... , adjoining the last Lot as now in the respective Occupations of Samuel Waddington. Thomas Lawton, George Graham, Joseph Waddington James Day, John Whitehead, Thomas Oxley, and Joseph Exley.and con- taining with the Site of the Buildings, 10 Perches Lot ...
... Elitind aforesaid, anid adjining to the3 kast mentilisied Let, Ran In the several Occupations of Ricshard Adr Brook, Jonathan Hardy, and Robert Whiteley. by The Mainchester and 1,.eedA Railway paises through Elland Riv and the above Premises uifer every Advantage ...
... retreating point much nearer to the scene of operation than Great Bear Lake, and it waa quite evident to us that any further fool-hardy perseverance coald only lead to the loss of the great object already attained, together with that of the whole party. We must ...
... s at th jfavour of £1100.—Mr. Bean said that he had been ensuing election. The next, and succeeding num |requested by Mr. Thomas Brumfit to state that bers of the Circular, will contain forms of peti jhis tenants, who were paying only £5 a-year rent tions ...
... Council of the Royal Colleg- of Surgeons; Surgeon to HI. I Thomas's Hospital ; and Professor of Surgery in King's College, ! I have made trial of Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, at St. \ Thomas's Hospital, iii a variety of cases of discharges in the male ...
... Dawson, Esq. ; John Hustler, Jun. Esq. ; Alfred Harris, Esq. ; Wm. Macturk Esq., M.D. ; the Rev. Joshua Faweett, A.M.; Charles' Hardy, Esq. ; Samuel Laycock, Esq. ; Morris Birkbeck, Esq. It was then resolved, that the monthly meetings should be adjourned for ...
... assembly- ?? all three defendant.. JOSEPH WILKINSON, FRANCIS FLU IC HER. JOHN WIDDOP, JOHN VALLANCB, LUKS HOBSON. THOMAS LINGARD, THOMAS HESLAM, and GEORGE L'TLEY, were then placed at the bar, and Mr. Wiuu-fs, their counsel, intimated that tbey were willing ...
... elation. We understand the A-sociasioil will meet on Monday evening next, at their usual place of meeting. COuRT HousE.-Joseph Hardy, of Bierley, was on L Saturday last brought up at the Court House, charged with stealing a quintity of wearing apparel, the ...
... Pewer ap. What of him 2” Tread softiy—bow the head— treaties the civilised and enlightened nations of | neration. he tall, hardy, fine-limbed | rican Slavery. It is there asserted that the chief eared, followed by several fishermen. Three ‘* Poor fellow ...
... 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 ...
... Esq., M.P. Edward S. CaylEy, Es.P. Edward Oxentord, Eq. Thomas Collett, E-q. George Ronnie, jun., Esq. ThorurasGrimsdIteh, E sq, H.P.John Shewell, Esq. John Harvey, EEq. I John T aylor. Esq. Thomas Hawkcis, Esq., MP. Joseph Travers, Esg. Arthur T. Holroyd ...