... would take the liberty of asking whether Mr. Hardy had paid his rates? (Hear, hear.) The COLLECTOR.—Mr. Hardy has paid no rates or parochial taxes for eighteen months. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WEBB.—Then I say Mr. Hardy has no right to be here or to speak in this ...

... would take the liberty of asking, whether Hardy had paid his rates? (Hear, hear.) The COLLECTOR.—Mr. Hardy has paid no rates or parochial taxes for eighteen months. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Weee.—Then I say Mr. Hardy has no right to he here or to speak in this ...

... Glasgow, Hardie, Glasgow.. Royal Victoria, Hudson, and Newcastle, Sewell, Carlisle. Arrived at Runcorn this week :—Superb, Mowatt; Clyde, Campbell; and Blue Vein. Evans, Glasgow.. Prince Albert, Newson ; Progress. Thomas; Spring, Day; and Ocean, Thomas, Thomas ...

... Surrey, Clarke, Isleman.. City of Glasgow ' Hardie, Glasgow. .Royal Victoria, Hudson, Carlisle • .Ann, Willman, Hull—Breakwater, Penn, Dartmouth .. Dandy, Thompson, Mistley, wheat, barley, and oats. _ _ _ NeW: Thomas, Nicholl, and Argyra, Reed, hence; Allan ...

... 3 blo—St. Thomas 2 Janeiro 4 bln—Pernarnhneo 5 FLANNEL.—St. John, N.B. I lA—Montreal 2 Newfoundland I hi. CARIETI/41.-11a1itax 3 bls—New York 3 Lis Valpamiso 2 BAR TlN.—llontrcal 1 a—Lchorn 10 as— Alexondretml2 cks—Bcirout 12 4.brls. HARDY/AWL—Calcutta ...

... Chard', Mr. JOHN GROVES WALTERS' second son of Mr. M. Walters, ferry-street, to FRANCES JAND RUSSELL, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Russell, of H. M. Cu' loins at this port. 'On the 17th instant, the Rev. G BROWN, A.M. Windsor, this town, to SARAH, youngest ...

... risking at least an annual million, and that on the eve of engaging us in a war, the extent or duration of which no man is hardy enough to conjecture. This they have done out of no desire to make their budget look less prosperous; all Chancellors of the ...

... the question was put and the original motion carried. Mr. Hardy demanded a poll, and was seconded by Mr. Ledger. Another desultory and noisy discussion ensued. On a discovery that Mr. Hardy had not paid his last year's rates, his motion for a poll fell ...

... risking at least an annual million, and that on the eve of engaging us in a war, the extent or duration of which no man is hardy enough to conjecture. This they have done out of no desire to make their budget look less prosperous ; all Chancellors of the ...

... of Galloway, Broadfool), Wigtown..Nithsdale, Conning, Dumfries .Earl of Lonsdale, Thompson, Whitehaven..City of Glasgow, Hardie, Glasgow. .Expedition, Davies, Fowey, china clay. Abcona, Grant, from . st. John's, N. 8., at Cove. _ _ _ Rosalie: Alsop, ...

... willing to restore the moneyan - to the treasurer or ?? of the Town Mlssion, on the fact hal tbeng made known to ve. THOMAS STOREY ?? THOMAS LoCKII beR B JAMES S.iTIb FELIX C UuNI? GlAM, ?? Hom Misonres ull 17, Leeds-st reet, Liverpool, R2d April, 1840. el ...

... 610!!! Mr. Lawrence Hayworth (the opposcr of the rate) is represented Mr. Wm. Hardy, Mr. John Parker Hail, aod Mr. Pritchard, who watch the proceedings. The value Mr. Hardy's important services so highly esteemed the Everton reformers, that hear that ...