... 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 ...

... the Ukraine, and other populations, Cossack, or of Cossack origin; and so far it is goo3, for the Cossack is brave, warlike, hardy, trnal thoroughly accustomned to the horse, which hie backt. Iromn his earliest childhood. But as this is only partially the ...

... Leeds. Mr. W. Hick, for the Teetotal Chartists, Leeds. Mr. Edward Clayton, Huddersafeld. Mr. Stephen Johnsen, Wakefleld. Mr. Thomas Bradley Knowles, Keighley. Mr. John Shaw, Lepton. Mr. John Belliwell, Sowerby. Mr. John Arran, Bradford. Mr. John Helliwell ...

... 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 ...

... north side of the Old Dock, wras also taken ill of Asiatic cholera on Saturdav, and died on Sunday. 'He was attended by Mr Hardy and Mr Mnnro&, surgeons. I EDINBURGun.-The returns of the nuinherof cases l cholera in Edinburgh last week give the follow- ...

... Goodman, esq; Thomas Clapham, REq.; John £ Sutoliffe, Esq.; William Moore, Req. Edward Wand, Rsq.; co Thomas Hague, Esq.; Edward Tow,Req.;* John Harpin, Eso. Joseph Charleswvorfh, Esq-; Matthias Wnhitehead, Req.; John u and, Esq.; Charles Hardy, Esq.; JohnWilson ...

... gainthat respect, P which upon all previous occasions had been fieely h awarded them. The chairman then called upon Mr. h CHAaLms HARDY to propose the first resolution as g' follows :-,I That all experience goes to prove that P when the miners of this district ...

... of them. The following is the list of persons captured :-Patrick Burke, farmer; Cornelius Lonergan, labourer; Thomas M Nulty, labourer; Thomas Dunn, labourer; James Eng- land, mason; James Pennelly, labourer; John tMiles, pub- titan ; Johnr Walsh, corn ...

... 5s and costs, for being ?? Vernon fined 5s, and expenses f or being ?? McClarin, James Morn, Robert Scott, Robert Spence, Thomas Walker, Christopher IHutter, and Mark Swales, were also fined in like sauts, for dis- orderly ?? Jackson, of Hull, who was ...

... Tuesday last, being Easter Tuesday,. Messrs. John- Haggitt, Robert Davison, and Thomas Cape were re-elected churchwardens for the parish Church of Bridlinglon. PO0TXASTsaae-lMr. Thomas Cape,'wine merchant,-has been appointed postmaster of Bridlington. MaoZt ...

... during the past year, and the following gentlemen were elected officers of the Association for the ensuing twelve months :-Wm. Thomas, Esq., president; Mr. John Hutehin- son, Mr. Charles Yeall, vice presidents; Mr. Robert Ware, treasurer; Mr. Richard Conkerton ...

... 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 ...