... Mr. Thomas Morgan. Mr. W, Kettlewell said he remembered the Vicar stating last year that if the Out-Township Chapelwardens had not been elected, it was for that meeting to elect. The name of Mr. William Naylor was then put aud agreed to. Mr. Thomas Morgan ...

... Wardens of this District Cburch for the year ensuing. Court House. — On Thursday last, Thomas Sidebottom and Stephen Clither appeared before James Holdforth and Thomas Hebden, Esqrs., the Sitting Magis- trates, fo answer a charge preferred against them ...

... by being inrited sit at their table (cheers)- After speaking in terms of high commendation the objects of the society, Mr. Hardy reminded them that pride before destruction, and ft haughty spirit before a fallcautioned them they had laid the foundation ...

... Barker's pool. Charles Wilson, Thomas Marsh^ I*.1 *. Mycock Coalpit lane. John Timm, S-t» aei **?p Division st. Roger Brown, Martin JacksoD, se ,? iJ i ...

... dent. The other Vicepresidents were Mr. Wm. Hawkins, Mr. George Longbottom, Mr. Charles Whiieley, and Mr. Wm. Tetley. Mr. Thomas Hinchliffe acted as toast-master and director. On the right and |left of the Chairman, we observed the following distinguished ...

... play. TRY HARDY'S SUPERB SAUCE ! FOR giving a most delicious lavour to Fish, Game, Wild Fowl, Steaks, Cold Meat ; enriching Gravies, Soups, &c. &c, ls. 6d. per Bottle. Prepared (only) by ROBERT HARDY, Dispensing Chymist, No. 3, Castlk street. Hardy's Essence ...

... retreating point much nearer to the scene of operation than Great Bear Lake, and it waa quite evident to us that any further fool-hardy perseverance coald only lead to the loss of the great object already attained, together with that of the whole party. We must ...

... or retreating point mch nearer to the seene of than Great Beax L ake, and it was quite evident to us that any further fool-'hardy perseverance could only lead to the loss of.tbe great object already attained, together with that of the whole party, We must ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. INSOLVENTS. Andrew Paul, Hanover-square, surgical instrument maker. Thomas Dann, Reigate, Surrey, merchant. BANK RUPTS. Joseph Harper, Rotberlhithe-street, Surrey,shipwright. Stuart Hewlings and Charles Watling ...

... Co, cask 9 cases y. the New Royal Ilotc:, Blrniinchain.-llarrison, Birbundles Steel and Hardware. .1 Smith & tasks j . t, Hardy, silver.pater, Birmingham, May u, Painters’Colours. R Tottie, case I bale Woollens, g, the same place.-'||owr>, casks Umbrella ...

... -woolstaplers. HARDY James Austin, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, silver plater, and manufacturer of plated wares, to sur. May 14, and June 9, at 1, at the New Royal Hotel, Birmingham.-Sol. Bower, Birmingham.-Pet. cr. Jas. Hardy, Birmingham, plater ...

... dyer, May 13, June at 10, at the Commissioners' rooms, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs j Milne and Co., Temple, London; Mr Thomas Potter, Man-1 Chester. j Barnabas Brough. Pontypool, Monmouthshire, brewer, May at 12, and June 9, at 1, at the Three Salmons ...