... Cobden, Ashworth, Moore, &c. Mr. W. Rand, a cotton-spinner and conservative took the chair. The following letter from J. Hardy, Esq. one of the members for the borough, was read: Portland Place, Dec. 13, 1843. Sir,—The only valid reason to which I have ...

... two Pills during the night, and two in the morning, which quite removed the pain ; and 1 was enabled to give a lecture at Hardy Row on Thursday evening. although I was in fear that morning I should not have been enabled to leave home. I am, dear Sir, ...

... Imprisoned nine calendar months. Thomas Shaw, Joseph Gestelow, John Carrier , and Thomas Walker, burglary at Pontefract. to transported ten years. Thomas Wright, stabbing at North Dinky, to be imprisoned four calendar months. Thomas Pickering, sheep stealing ...

... STOKES John Marsh Edward, St. Alhan . .. contractor, Jan. 9, Feb. 9, at 2, at London. Official as.lgnee Mr Pennell. SANDERS Thomas, Ramsgate, shoemaker. Jan. 9, balf-pmt 2, Fob. 6, at 2, at Lt , ndon. Ofildal Ste Coleman street bolding.. CROFT William Philip ...

... of f 26. DR•NCH ZUMWALT:ID the HOMO of COlO on Tuesday, Mr. Hardy, M.P., for Bradford, brought in the Manchester end Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. Hardy brought in the Hoddenfield Branch Railway Bill, which was read ...

... heersell.r. Edward Jones, sett., Rh Meld, cordwainer. Franla Soerry, Ited•, ehopkeeper. John 11111, Rochdale. fruiterer. Thomas Tur.hud, Skipton, grocer. Samuel Lightfoot, Liverpool, rice cleaner. - CATTLE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CATTI.R MARKET. The .tipply ...

... two l'ills during the night, and two in the morning, which quite removed the pain ; and I was enabled to give a lecture at Hardy How on Thursday mining, although I was in fear that morning I should not Lave been enabled to leave home. I em, dear Sir, yours ...

... Labouchere. and Mr. Collett; and was opposed by Mr. W. Beckett, Mr. M'Geachy, Mr. Colquhoun, Mr. Fielden, Mr. Hindle'', Mr. Hardy, Mr. Munts, and—Sir George Grey and Lord John Russell. It is certainly no novelty to find the two latter in opposition to ...

... is but On Monday last a new lodge, No. 31, of the Independent Order of the Goldin Fleece, was opened at the house of Mr. 'Thomas Swift, Bugler's Arms, in thi• town. There was so excellent dinner pot op by the worthy host oo the occasion. ACCIDENT.—On ...

... ground. The Edinburgh and G tenon Railway enters Glasgow on an incline of I in 42. Mr. T. L. Gooch, called and examined by Mr. Hardy.— I am principle engineer of the Manchester anti Leeds Railway Company. The penned branch rails.; has been laid down under ...

... Augustus Doreen, were committed for three months for pocket-picking. Joseph Cbatstield for the same offence, got one month. And Thomas Slater for keeping a gaming-table (by tech be had realised Ids. in about six bout.) was also committed for one mouth.— 0 ...

... his door He was e. oght by • usighbuur. 7ho damns.. 3164, 16s. Thermal (for wham Mr. W. F. Untroyde appeared) charged by Thomas Firth, of Skireart Often. with Lrrakibg windows last Sunday ereadog week. The ws commuted fu company with Jueeph B. the W ...