... found about fire or six yards off the , place where it was first buried, a few inches under a the surface of the ground. Thomas Hardy, grandfather to Burrows' child, ' said, when he asked Hardcastle and Dean, the 5 reason why the corpse had been removed ...

... Joshua Bower, Esq.; Samuel Smiles, Esq.; Sharman Crawford, Esq.; and Hy C. Marshall, Esq.; and on his left Joseph Hume, Thomas Hardy, Fsq. of Birksgate ; Geo. Goodman, Esq.; R. Lees, Esq. of Saddleworth; R. D. Ross, Esq. of Roostrevor; J. A. Roebuck, Esq ...

... the Friends Meetin House, in this town, Thomas Morris, of War. wick lace, Leeds, to Anne, eldest daughter of the late George Hoare, of Bath, On Monday last, at South Parede chu the Rev. J. E. Giles, Mr James Hardy, teh, by grocer, Leeds, to Miss Eleanor ...

... Mr Thomas Hirst, eldest son of Thomas Hirst, woolstapler, to Frances, second daughter of Mr John Booth, cloth dresser, all of Huddersfield. On Thursday week, at the parish church, Bingley, by license, by the Rev J. Cheadle, M.A. vicar, Mr Thomas Bracewell ...

... persons. displayed green cards, did not number above 150 After the declaration of the re- turning officer, Mr, Gathorne Hardy, son of Mr. Hardy, the Cendida te, addressed the people from the Sun Inn, and Mr, Martin, and another Chart- int, spoke from the to ...

... Elizabeth Sameday, Mr Richard Paulina Hardy, both of overlooker, to Mice ame Mr Matthew Clayton, both of Leeds, eBgineer, to Mic Mary On Sunda last, at our Mra Ann Hol » bot parish church, Mr Wm Reynard, to Same day, Mr Thomas Lu mb, joiner, of Leeds, to Mixg ...

... ARCHIBALD ANDERSON. Esq. HENRY RAEBURN, Esq. of Si. Bernard s. JOHN BAIRD, Esq. of Camelon. JAMES NEWTON. E«q. .S. THOMAS RANKEN. Esq. S.S.C. THOMAS CLAPPER TON, Esq. Merchant. SAMUEL IKEN, Es). JOHN FORRESTER, Esq., W.S. Manager. 1 j H.D.DICKIE. Secretary. ...

... ARCHIBALD ANDERSON, Esq. HENRY RAEBURN, Esq. of St. Bernard’s. JOHN BAIRD, Esq. of Camelon. JAMES NEWTON, Esq. W.S. THOMAS RANKEN, sq. S.S.C. THOMAS CLAPPERTON, Merchant. SAMUEL AITKEN, Esq. JOHN FORRESTER, Esq. W.S. Manager. H. D. DICKIE. Secretary. JOHN MOINFT ...

... Saturday last, the Catholic Chapel. York, the Rev Thomas Billington, William, the eldest son of Mr J. Smith, the only daughter of the late Mr Dutton. all of York. On Thursday last, our parish church, Mr Thoma« Clayton, gentleman, Fulneck, to Mrs Ann C'lapham ...

... d to obtain explan nother gen. | Mr. Hardy as to variou S$ parts of his ations from to the suffra Speech and /Man, accordin § toa preconcerted sche ge, but were unable, as the chair. ‘allow Mr, me, would not Hardy to make any explanation or answer any ...

... INSOLVENTS. | Frances Roberts and Caroline Rowe, milliners, New Bridge- | street, Blackfriars. } Thomas Dash, innkeeper, New Windsor. i} BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. | Thomas Robinson, provision dealer, Heaton Norris, Lanca-} shire. { RANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. | 4 John ...

... week afterwards Mr. Dodgson, hop merchant, got two pieces of cloth, and Mr. Nicholson told him he sold them to him. had | Thomas Shaw identified the hand-writing of some notes which were produced as being that of | the prisoner, One was addressed to person ...