... Leonard). COTTAGERS WHO 'EXHIBITE D.-Thomas Allen. Wm Brusby, be Tickton; - Bilnnington, Woodmansey Wm Bell; T Jenkinsoit, Rs Robert Lee, Sooth Dalton, Geo Playfortb, J Plowman, Aike; be - Pawson, Woodmansey- Thomas Richardson, Lockinglon; J WI Stephenson ...

... numeraries.-Hull, East, (George-yard, &c.,) Thomas Robe Galland, A.M., Robert Thompson, John Vine ; William Emnp! 6 Carlton, Supernumerary .Beverley, Samnuel Rowe, Newt 3 Thomas Fitzgerald. Hoewden, Thomas Cockimig, Joseph UCort, - Kipling .. .. Driffeld ...

... added to the Commission of the Peace for the West Riding:-John William Sturges, of Etlmfield, Doncaster, Esq.; Thomas-Garvick; of Wilke, Esq.; Thomas G. Parker, of Broawsholme-Hall, Clithero, Esq.; William Assheton, of Downham Hall; Clithero, Esq.; WilliamrnThomas ...

... telling ?? to give infor- mation to Sergeant George Hardy, of tite Derby pollee, where be wras to be founts , so that Hardy, who had beet, a arhoolfellow of Itis, might capiture him, and get the raward. Hardy accor- dingly protceeded to Liverpool on Wednesday ...

... they would not support any one who would -net vote for for tb .the separation-of Church and Stats, that i BRAD.roaeD.-Air. Hardy retires from Bradford; in canoe. In thil ,quence of age and Ill-health. Count BATsH. - Lord Ashley met the electors of- Bath ...

... omnibus driver ,,i ?? townn It appeared in evidence that on Sunday the de- ceased aud three other lads named Thomas Martin, Andrew Todd, and Thomas Ellis, took a keel's boat and went a consa- dtereble-distance upzthe ?? Hull for pleasure. As soon as they ...

... take the field agalnstl.Mr. Ainsworth. led BRADFORDa.-A requisition has been sent -to Air. Guethorno lide Hardy, barrister-lat-law, the son of Mr.,Hardy, the.;present., member. the BOSTONe.-Benjamnin Bond Cabbeli, REq., M.P., solicits .he rier suffrages of ...

... 2 Mr. il. Norman, 3, 4 Mr. A. Terry. Greenhouse Plants, single-I Mr. A. Terry, 2 Mr. J. IS England, 8 Mr. H,Norman. Hardy or Half Hardy-I Mr. J. n- Hewitson, 2 Mr. A. Terry, 3 Mr. Roberts, 4 Mr. Atiin. Apples, plates of six-I, 2 Mr. J. Hlewitson, 3 Mr ...

... Broadley, Sir G Clerk, Sir Been G Cockburn, J Hardy, J W Hogg, Sir F W Trench, (6.) Pea, TOBACCO XEGULAT-IOSS BILL.-For Mr. T. Duncombe's - motion opposing its recommittal :-none.-Against it:- Sir G Clerk, J Hardy, Sir F W Trench, (3.) Wee ...

... PRIVATE BILLS.-Several private bills were severally r read a second time, and ordered to be committed. h On the motion of Mr. HARDY, the Bradford (Yorkshire), d waterworks bill was read a third time and passed. e ELECTION COMMITTEEs.-Mr. P.M. STEWART. as ...

... the Mechanics' Institute on duii Ot Wednesday, the 12th inst., consisting of pinks, roses, stocks, ject greenhouse, hardy, and half hardy plants, strawberries, fror ly grapes, &c., &c. The whole exhibition gave great sais ll 15 faction to theonumerous and ...

... to he 'removed thence out of the country in pursasance of thaeir several ?? fifteen ?? Clegg.-For ten years- Thomas bowler, Joltm Wallis, Thomas R. Walmsley.-For seven nt ?? Needhamo, Jottn Iuncreft, John Barrett, Obos. Nicholls, Joseph Haberaton, John ...