... BRADFORD COtf RT-HOI ISE Felony — Rl izabc.h Carney, factory sift, was charged with stealing a wool sh.et, the property of ?? Thomas Harsrreaves, of Pricking Mill, near .this town. When taken into custody she bad in her pii.sex.tiin a number of articles of ...

... Chairman, the Rev. Mr Morgan, Secretary, the Rev. W. Mad. len, Charles Hardy, Esq Rev. E. M. Hall, the Rev. Mr. Marsden, the Rev J. C. Boddington, Rev. Hugh Stowell, Rev. G. Thomas, ibe Rev. Dr. Scoresby, and Ihe Rev. J. Hart. The Report showed that ihe ...

... that he had no money wherewith to pay bis score, and consequently he was handed over to Hie police, but was discharged hy Mr. Hardy, who expressed bis sorrow that there w-rs no law by which he could be punished. He is next found playing off the same trick ...

... of Tuesday, Match 30. INSOLVENTS. FRANCES ROBERTS antt CAROLINE ROWE milliner. KU-kfriar*. THOMAS DASH, innkeeper, New Windsor. BANKRUS.CY SUPERSEDED. • THOMAS ROUIN'SON, provision dealer, Heatou Norii*. Lan- cashire. _ ANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. JOHN MACE, ...

... Dorset-hire, farmer, ?? ton and Warburton, Warrington, gtaa* manufacturer* -Statbam snd Parker tmallware lealers INSOLVENTS. | THOMAS GARLIC. Greenwich, carpenter, April 1. B_NKIt L' P I C I ES ENL A RGED. WM FORSTER. Pinli_r I_ne, grocer, to April ?? E and ...

... Brook, Esq. llev Thomas Dayrell, Henry Bon- licous Renvoi:. Esq, Wm. Briges, E-q. Lamp) ugh Wick- bam Hi. I. E ?? John Wm. Rhodes. Esq George Spofforth I Lister, Esq, John ...

... paralysis of the lower part of the body. He was conveyed lo the infirmary, where he now lies dangerously ill. Rev. R. Hardy.— The Rev. R. Hardy, from Nottingham, has been appointed minister at the General Baptist Chapel, Queensheail, Clayton, in the room of ...

... chosen Chairman j and was supported on the platform by Sir H. Smyth, Sir J. Shawe, Mr. Plumt.ee, M.P. Mr. H. Pownall, Mr. J. Hardy, General Marshall, General M'lnnes, General Welsh, and General Latter, Mr. J. Cator, tbe Reverend Hugh M'Neill, tbe Reverend ...

... before the ne«_i ...

... — that the opposite party said they were very united and well prepared for the coming contest — tbat a requisition to Mr. Hardy had been signed by a majority of tbe electors! — but he did not lieiieve it— he did not believe that they were so much united ...

... mention thai the Times never tooK notice of the two Liberal candidates for ihe representation of Bradford, but puffs off Mr. Hardy, as though the seat was a pocket concern of tbe worthy candidate. Mr. Couden for Stockport. — Mr. Cob- den has received a ...

... assaulting Mr. Naylor, of the same place. Jonathan Clark, for a similar offence, was fined 5s and 12s expenses. John Davies and Thomas Johnson were fined 3s each, and I Is 6d coals, for personating a constable and seizing Win. Ross in his own bouse. Caution ...