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... of the world. He also spqke of the prosecutions of the late Thomas Paine, William Cobbelt, and others; and concluded by alluding to the prosecutions of the Chartists, and of Southwell, [ Hardy, Iloms Tooke, Paterson, and others. Mr John Armstrong and Mr ...
... lh Mr. AusTecN and Mr. HARDY appeared as counsel for the bill; Mr..Siegeanit WRANGFIAM and Mr. lINGHAse~ appeared onl behalf of a- the petitioner, Joseph Ingham; and Sr jinres and Mr. HILL lb on behalf of J. G. Paley and Thomas Paley, and Inhabitants ...
... Dan-an Sherringt.on, Daniel Gibson, James Moir, James Lan-. Daniel Mitchell, Gerurge Ross, Thomas Gordan, Henry Mulligan, Arelid. MInies, Jameb Anderson, Thomas Ancott, Doctor Green, Samuel Bernet, William Cliailin, James Smith, John Gavan, W. S. Brown ...
... than Joseph LMnney. On Friday morning, the 12th, I 'walked ounto Wal- tiol verhampton, and, addressed another meeting of the hardy baM toilers of the 1black diamoudas-the 'whole district, mil for niany miles, having entirely ceased labour, and im, nothing ...
... g promises well, and we trust the most sanguine hopes of the Isronoters of the sale will ultimately be realized. DEATH OF THOMAS RODYIELL, ESQ., COa: LECTOt or CorTOans, LSTusa.-Yesterday, general regret wag felt in Leith on receipt of the intelligence ...
... Daunon Sherrington, Daniel Gibson, Jalues Moir, James Lang, Daniel Mitchell, Genrge ross, Thomas Gordan, Henry Alulligan, Arclid. M'Ianis, James Anderson, Thomas Ancott, Doctor Grecr, Samuel Bennet, William Chiaplint, James Smith, John Gavan, W. S. Brown ...
... to be returning officers for the following boroughs in this county:-Halifax, Holden Hamerton, Esq.; tluddersfield, Robert Thomas Robinson, Esq.; Wake. 13ld, John Barif, Esq.; Whitlby, John Buebannan, Esq. MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.--On Saturday last ...
... Aldborough Spa, and the public at large, it will be a source of satisfaction and gratification to Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS SPENCELEY, Land-surveyor. Cottingham, near HulI,26th Aug., 1348. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Snne,-It has been remarked ...
... doubtful, if he came forward; that a ir, cenemittee could be obtained for him, If he retire, illis ~j secretly reported that Thomas Greenwood Clayton, Esq., he will be Isrouglet forward. Hils polilict, as a liberalo are lie ivell known in Bradford, and he ...
... learned that unforeseen csrcumstances at the eleventh hour had precluded the possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendance. Mr. Hardy, a highly srespectable school- l master of eating, was then called to the chair, and t briefly addressed the meeting, and' ...
... that unforeseen circumstances at the eleventh hour r had precluded tire possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendarrce. Mr. Hardy, a highly respectable school- master of Tooting, was theln called to the chair, and t briefly naddressed the mueeting, and ...
... Friday, the 24th of April, Mr. Wm. Becitett moved, in the House of Commons, that the report be considered, and was met by Mr. hardy, with an amendment that the bill be senlt bc;k to the Commitee, for the purpose of receiving evidence which had been rejected ...