... . and therefore not likely to come to hasty atid unsound con- clusions. His opntions, therefore, are entitled to respect. THOMAS BEAUMONT, Esq., surgeon, BiredforJ, preseated i himselF, aud was received with load and constinued acplause. He saei-mr. Chairman ...

... MITCHELL, Merchant. Mr.THOMAS NEWSAM, Latsdsurveyor. , Mr ROBERT PERRING, Printer. i iMr. ROBFRT SCARTH, Dyer. Mr. JOSEPH SUG DEN. Gientleman. Mr, SAMUEL TARBOTTON, ttrnggist. . SMr.CiHARLES TURKINGTON,Gentlernan. f Mr. THOMAS WiEDDILL, Paper Stainer ...

... the of PV.Fortiude hulk, Chatham. For 15 ?? ?? he Mackay, John Griffin, John Thomas, Charles Wilsons, so of Alexander Macdonald,. John Addiman, Richard Hartley, te he and. Thomas Shaw. For 10years-Tgomas Taylor, and r n- George Green.P ad THE DEAN O' YoiRt ...

... s Fe, of the East and North Ridings, three of which sent delegates, namely, sea Bridiingsoir, A. Strickland, Esq. and Mr. Thomas Cape; Driffield, ha, Mr. Jaimes Harrison;. Stiockton, Rev. W. Laring, and Mr. G3. Smith; gee J. C. Symonos. Esq well known ...

... BrwE'q.i Curators, J. G. Marshall, Esq. ?? T. P. Teatle, Esq ?? and Wmn. Cosburn, Jun. Esq. Ms.R.S. Lit., Secretrites, II Sir. Thomas Nurnneley and Mr. Win. Sykes W-sord, Courcil of ten o memabers. Mr. 3. 1. 1kbn, Mr. 1M3eCU!, Mir. WVest, Mr. Kemnplay, ii ...

... FRUITS.C Best Pine-I1. 3. E. Nicholst 5 , Ralph Hoppa. Black Grapes. -1, Thomas Umplaby ; 2, 3, Wmu. Cary. White Grasses-a, E. I'Nichols ; 0, Raplph Hopp$. Pestches-l, 2, Thomas Umipleby, Best Fosur Granges.9-, 0, George Watson. Strawberries-i,r Wmn. ...

... his ace address, Sit. Thomas Hill wee making his way to the platforss to asle him a few cqeesdriac, when Mr. Hardy's law agent prevented him front we so doirg, and Mr. Thomson declared the meeting dissoived, stating to that Mr. Hardy'S speecs wvruld be printed ...

... Buths Committees acknowledged the it] importance of the subject, and expressed their approbation of the Gor ancestor lat. Mr. H-ardy's Committee foiwarded a written Contnentai* si stian to the gentleman by whom the memorial was presented, stating a .that ...

... thtnks, adranistered a seyrre CisLtgtititt to Mr. Hardy, shiclt was wel!-:teerited, and hisl ?? worre geserally cknoledrga-d !o be juot. He was assailed with at ?? ive rsltheui by the friends ef fir. Hardy, but tbese were drowned in the cheers of his supporters ...

... I be attended to, and in the evening committees were opened in different parts of the town, which were well attended. Mr. Hardy addressed a number of persons in front of tile t Sun Inn, and stated that he was as sure to be returned c Member for the borough ...

... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...

... Stuart v. Crawley ?? - I (V Berweick .- .. Foster v. Holmes ?? .. O Beverlcy ?? Towneley v. Fox ?? .. ?? 0 d- Bradford ?? Hardy v. ?? 0 ..I re Blaclburn ?? lioroby v. Turner ?? 0 ?? I r. Brighton . ?? g Wlgrey v. Dalrymple-- 1 .I 0 *j_ Buckingham-- ...