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... Crowother, Wakefield. The fol. tlowing applicants met with refusals :-James Benson, Altofta; John eChadwick, Baileyt Thomas Gray, Crofton ; Thomas Thompson, ?? Farllon, George Westerman, and John Little, Dewsbary .PJohn 11Gawthortri, Ossett; William Spurr, Rothwelii ...
... LEEDS PARISH CHuRcu.-H. Hall, Esq., C. Beckett, Esq., John Hardy, Esq. ALP., ,John Hiill, Esq., George Banks, Esq., nm. Hey, Esq., Thomas Blayds Esq., Jonathan Wilks, Esq., C. Smith, Eoq a Thomas Beckett, Esq., Ralph Mlarkland, Esq., Johst Gott, Esq., R ...
... and in the Board of Ordnance, in which Slr Robert Peel and abil ow Captain Pechell, and other Members, joined. stat ce, Sir THOMAS WILDE called the attention of the House to the Ala as fact of Sir Edward Sugden still sitting In the House as Member for Wa ...
... ?? 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 ...
... roat thle same money ; and we can tell BMr. Hardy, that so of terribly afraid were the landlords of having to furnish ai bihgger loaves for the same monney, that thsey turned ithe eV Al I in-istry out. Mr. Hardy speaks of our manufactures and our foreign ...
... Rechard utter' Biurell, George Craven, Thomas Foiljambse, William Hinsell, S muel (reat Marshall, Henry Dunn, Jihu Esrnshaw, Squiee Slattar, Thos. Holds. ing th worth, suid Joshua Smitchson, Eiqes. Capt. Hardy, the Revs. G~orge ment Ambler, G. C. Diivie~ ...
... E-q. Husddersfield , .lno. C'av, Eiq. Hudderifiold t S. Makie, Esq. Huddelsfietai; tW. More, Fa Eq.ttudilersfield t Thsos. Hardy, Eiq. tc IHirktsgate, Huader, field;t Mr. JAI sit asion, King-street, Haddoct, sat - field; Mr. Robest Walsh, fluddlrfirt did ...
... Treasury :-The Hon. J. S. Wortles, 1l.Pi, E. B. Denison, t ltsq. M.P., Wm. Aldam, Esq. M.P., W.n. I3eckett, l'sq. M.P., J. Hardy, Esq. M.P., the IIon. W. S. Lascelles, M.P., Edw. I Protleroe, Esq. M.P., Thos. Sheppard, Esq. RLP., W. R. C. P Stansfield ...
... to preside over a third court. On Monday, at Liverpool Assizes, Mr. Baron Parke was engaged the whole day in the trial of Thomas Henry, 21, charged asith setting fire to his premises, with intention to 'defraud the Phoenix Insurance Company. The supposed ...
... Weins. u mlt Drow-u, Esq.; Curators, JP. G. Marshall, ?? T. P. Teate, ?? o his `Win. Osburn, Jun., M.I1.S. Lit. ; Secretaries, Thomas Nunneley. p ,nd REq., 'Willhim~ Sykes Ward, Esq. Council of ten members:-Dr. o so Chadwick, John Atkinson, John Sangster, ...
... Atherton, Esq., of Hare ltall, Colne. EdwvardiTatham, Esq., of Sumnmerheld. James Floulds. RE.q., of Trawden House, Colne. Thomas Walker, Rsq., of Doncaster. George RtamSden, Eq., of Doncaster. Frank Wormald. Esq., of Field head, Dewsbury. Edward Italme ...
... district of the unisn, in the room of Mr. Thomas Nicholson, who pro 1. resigned thieoffice aboot ainooth aigo. There wore elevenrcandidates sr ~ofor the appolntenent, but only two were put in nomination. Mr. Soil, e. Thomas Iteaton, assistant over-seer for the ...