... in whom the battle against Toryism is likely to be fought successfully. After mature deliberation, the choice'bas fallen on Thomas Milner Gibson, Esq.; and that gentle- man honoured a meeting of the most influential Reformers with his presence on Saturday ...

... GibbA;oVHik, Noethuiberland, curriers-J. R. Ross and ?? Tanuer,jun. Nirton Folgate, Bishopagale, tobaccouists -I. A. and J. Hardy, Birmuinghiaca silverplaters-G. T. Laddy and H. P. Jous, Charing crass, victualloro-G. T. Loddy and B. Jones, Charing crOss ...

... woisted manufacturers-J. Price, 0. Forsyth, J. Brodie, and J. W. Hutcheson, Freemnan's court; as far as regardS J. Rrodie-L. Hardy 'aid J. Mitchell, Nottingham, coal merchauts-P. W. Bott and J. M. Richards, New street. Sentbsvark, chocolate marunfcturers-J ...

... Tottenham court road, draper. [Asburot, Cheap. silo. L. J. Smith and P. Summers, Tabernacle walk, Finsbury, fancy stationers. [Thomas and YosgeTOkendiuse yard. W. P. Kay and E. N. eoangal, Douglas, near Frederick-ton, New Brunswick, British North America, ...

... jun. and R. Rylands-M Clure, Haslam, and Dixon, Manchester, general Manchester dealers; as far as regards J. Dixon-i. R. Hardy and Soss. High street, Shadwell, stationers-l. Donkeroley and Co. Almordbury; Yorkshire, cloth m ,nfacturere-Bovett and Bowles ...

... general shopkeeper. [Clarke and Medcalf, Lincolo's inn fields. J. R. Hayward, Chapmanslade, Wiltshire, money scrivener, [Hardy, Cursitor street, Chancery lane. D IVID ENDS. April 23, W. Smith, Hatton garden, cabinet ?? 23, J- Gleen, No. 16 Wharf, City ...

... Robert Hardy, Esq., as a second Lrberal. If both parties unite there is no doubt both he sod Sir Thomas will be returned. Bailey and his friends are in the field; and now Hardy's address is out, there is a strong talk of a second Tory. Sir Thomas, the new ...

... be Lieut. by purchase, vice Knowles. 52d Foot-Capt. W. S. H. Fitzroy, from half-pay of the S6th Foot, to be Capt. vice J. Thomas, who exchanges; Liar. 1C. J. CI. Mills, to be Capt. by purchase, vice Fitzroy, who retires; Ensign F. J. Wilson, to be Lieut ...

... people were too much for the hired rdffians the Tories had em- ploied. Brownrigg (T), 526; Duke (R), 515; Wood (T), Bradford-Hardy (TN 609; Lister (L), 540; Busfeild (L), 535. Bridgewarter-Broadwood (T), 279; Forman (T), 275; Drewe L) 250; Robinson (L), ...

... Leicester* Bolton (2) - - P. Ainm-orth J. Bawring* Boston (2) - _ Sir James Doke T. Brownrigg Bradford (2) . - C. W. Lister# J. Hardy' Brecon (I) - - - - - C. Morgan Bridgewater (2) - - - - H. Broadwood T. S. Forman- Bridgenorth (2) - - - - T. C. Whitmore R ...

... Chancellor of the Duahy or Lancaster-returned for Devonport by 924 Votes.-.Mr Talnell, Lord of the Treasury-ditto ditto by 9bi ?? Thomas Wilde, Attorney-General-returned for Worcester, at the head of the poll, by 1,187 ?? Clay, Secretary of the Board of Cont ...

... Ensign, by purchase, vice AusteB. 58th Foot-Second Liout. A. Rush, from the 87th Foot, to he L~iect. without purchase, vice Hardy, promoted. 87th Foot-Gent. Cadet W. L. Turner, from the Royal Milii tory College, to be Second wieut. without purchase, vioe ...