... George (Cox, William Poole, t Charles Gibbs, Thomaq Herbert, William Winapear, t Thomas Iroese James PrOwteD, Hugh Conway, Alex. ,t Harvey, J. J. Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Samuel - Morgan, were then placed at the bar-thirtaen e in all. g The above-named ...

... Charles' Taylor, 'Gorge Cos, '1iliarn ' Poole, st Charles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, Williana Winspoer, t. Thomas Iroas, Jam'es'Prowten, Elugh Conway' Alex, it Harvey, J. J.'Norton, Samuel Hardy,' and Samuel re Morgan, were thon 'placede at'tbe bar-tbirtien ...

... Faulkner and Fletcher, for miedemeanour, b r assaulting one Thomas Cooper, a tax collectorin the n execution of his duty. Tho offence was clearly sub- - htanmiated against the principal, Sir Thomas Phillips, t, who was found guilty of a comme'c, assault, ...

... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...

... cause of the people at the hustings as candidates, be also invited:-P. MGrath, Thomas Clark, B.C. Jones, J. H. Parry, 11. Vincent, J. Fielden. E.Miall, J. M. Cobbett, J. Hardy, Charles Cochrane. W. Williams, J. Sturge, W. P. Roberts, Dr Epps, J. West. S ...

... AIzN. Mr. Thomas Walsh, weaver, Spring-gardens. of, 1Lr. James Robinson, porter, Queen-street. by Mr. Dennis Downey, leather-dealer, Crispia- d, court. ny Mr. James Roseow, cotton-spinner, Little London. ed I Mr. Sdivester Booth, weaver, Hardy-buts. ne ...

... plaintiff, being of opinion that he had clearly made out a case calling for damages. HoRToN.-HIGHWAY ROBBEnY.-As Mr. John Hardy, farmer, of Little Horton, was returning home late on Saturday night last, was robbed of twelve pounds and a few shillings; ...

... son, Iwhich has been duly registered Alfred Feargus O'Connor Anthony. lMr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter .registered Ann Frost Hardy. The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker ;was baptised after the name of William Feargus O'Connor Whittaker ...

... which has been duly registered Alfred Feargus r O'Connor Anthony. n Mr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter ,t registered Ann Frost Hardy. a The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker it was baptised after the name of William Feargas .e O'Connor ...

... present occasion. Ile tlere. fore begged leave to move-,, That the thanks of tldis boeoting ore due, and are hereby given, to Thomas Pease, Esq., for His kind services on this occason ; which was seronded by Mlr. H. CeArs:e, and passed unanlmously.-Mr. PSASD ...

... . which has been duly registered Alfred Feargug O'Connor Anthony. n Mr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter t registered Ann Frost Hardy. a The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker t was baptised after the name of William Feargus e O'Connor ...

... FRUITS.C Best Pine-I1. 3. E. Nicholst 5 , Ralph Hoppa. Black Grapes. -1, Thomas Umplaby ; 2, 3, Wmu. Cary. White Grasses-a, E. I'Nichols ; 0, Raplph Hopp$. Pestches-l, 2, Thomas Umipleby, Best Fosur Granges.9-, 0, George Watson. Strawberries-i,r Wmn. ...