... horror and Indignation at the treasonable attempt; and of heartfelt joy at her providential escape from so great a danger. Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near KIrkbur- ton, seconded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Iaycock then read ...

... Boothman, ?oM- 3 ?? M^* An _ Lumb: Mr Thomas Cooper, bricklayer to .diss Rebecca Gnmshaw. Saturday last, Mr. John Honsnian Crosland. painter, to Miss Hannah Eliza Carr, all of Leeds. . ?? ur * da3 ' U T Bt * Mr ' Thomas Whitehead, commercial traveller to ...

... long-continued cheering.) The Secretary having read the report, Mr. T. F. Buxton read a letter from Earl Howe, addressed j to Sir Thomas Acland, in which he said — I am commanded to convey to you the entire approbation of . Her Majesty (Queen Adelaide) to any ...

... the moors, the law is not so strictly enforced, as it is in the sstreets of Halifax. The naturally industrious, patient, hardy and robust tenants of the heath, are, it would e seem, charitably allowed to die of want, undisturbed D by the police, unpunished ...

... Council of the Royal Colleg- of Surgeons; Surgeon to HI. I Thomas's Hospital ; and Professor of Surgery in King's College, ! I have made trial of Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, at St. \ Thomas's Hospital, iii a variety of cases of discharges in the male ...