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... Attorney-General, and Robert Hardy, Esq., on the ministerial interest. John Denet, Esq., proposed Joseph Bailey, Esq. Matthew Pier. pets, Esq., seconded the nomination. George Far- Icy, Esq., banker, proposed Sir Thomas Wilde. Alderman Cones seconded ...
... Mr. P. Anderson; 2, Mr. J. J. Steel. Plums-I, Mr. J. Summers; 2, Mr. Anderson, Currants, whllite - Mr. George Hardy: red-I, Mr. George Hardy; 2, Mr. J. Mlilson. Berries--Mr, Anderson anid Mr. Dalby. The members, stewards, committee, &c., sat down to an ...
... the of PV.Fortiude hulk, Chatham. For 15 ?? ?? he Mackay, John Griffin, John Thomas, Charles Wilsons, so of Alexander Macdonald,. John Addiman, Richard Hartley, te he and. Thomas Shaw. For 10years-Tgomas Taylor, and r n- George Green.P ad THE DEAN O' YoiRt ...
... ?? Journal as the words uttered by Mr. Hardy in the House he eet- of Commons, and such were the nbudities contained In that heir speech, and so completely w, re the people of Bradford sacri-by ficed by Mr. Hardy's misrep esentatlon. that should another ...
... Eckersisy, Joseph Sykes; Thomas Padman, supernumerary. Louth-Alexander ftrachan, William Ht. Rule, John H. Norton, John H. Beech; James Bunmatead, supernumerary. Horucastle-Win. Crookes, Thomas S. Wood, Phillip Fowler; Thomas Stmmonite, James Hopewell ...
... liG. and W. Thomas and G. Gill, Manchester, mule spindle r;makers. ly Gurnhill, Plarker, and Harpham,'Gaiasboroughj, drapers ; as far ie as regards M. Parker.,j k'0 Brewer and Green', Manchester, oil merchants. 5a1 Weetenolsom and Hardy, Sheffield, ...
... turned. We arwassiured that mo blame whatever. iiea±$hed to the driver, oczuyof~the offieers. John Hardy the.yonngey,, Esq., of Portland.*ce, Lon- don; Thomas Geulburne Parker, Esq.,. of Browsholme Hall, near Clishero.;; and the Hon. George Chapgle Nor- ton ...
... Brilliant, Allan: Ann, 'te leawe; Gen, Hawkowortl; Friendship, Cawthorne; Queen, I Broadhead; Thomas and Ant. Blackburn; Repeal,'Thorold; Id- Jne Moorhouse, Gill';'. Thomas and Mary. Thompson; o. lriendhitp, Maollon; Friends, 1olt; Henry, Batty * 'Patchett ile ...
... fore the Ghilzies, the Belo~hes, and the otherwarlike tribes a dhe . who have risen against us and we shall soon have the hardy, w orr ge, andnot over satisfied races bn this side the Indus following c onq in. their example. We had no business to interfere ...
... Buths Committees acknowledged the it] importance of the subject, and expressed their approbation of the Gor ancestor lat. Mr. H-ardy's Committee foiwarded a written Contnentai* si stian to the gentleman by whom the memorial was presented, stating a .that ...
... was met by a motion by Mr. T. S. DUNs I coccnuE, for copies of the depositions upon which John Mason, a chartist lecturer, Thomas Caswell, and six others, were committed for trial, at the late Midsummer sessions for the county of Stafford, together wvith ...
... Hcnry Brown, coalhekver. , Mr. Robert Tilson, ditto. I Mr. John Hardy, ditto. I Mr. William Hardy, ditto. I Mr. Henry Roberts, publioan. . Mr. William Pa-ice, Bricklayer, I Mr. Thomas Johnson, slater. i Mr. Clements, Hallbrick, clookmaker. 3 Mr. Edward ...