... had thought it necessary to meet the charge by the most decided contradIction. Lord BROUIGHASI produced a letter from Sir Thomas Wilde, in which he distinctly diselairned the expres- sions attributed to him In the report ; but he declined to enter upon ...

... , Esq., Chapeleown; Hardy Bouquet, John Kearaley; Ten- dler, do., L. B. Barker; Group of cut Pceonies, 1st Wea Clark, 2nd H. Major, 3rd Thomas Peaceck; British Plant, L. B. Barker; Seedling Rhododendron let Henry Major, 2nd Thomas Dewesbury, Azalia Gloriosa ...

... had thought it necessary to meet the charge se by the most decided contradiction. Lord BRoUGHAMss produced a letter from Sir Thomas Wilde, in which he distinctly disclaimed the expres- qr sions attributed to him in the report; but he declined tr to enter ...

... and cruel treatment to which Thomas Cooper, this John Richards, arid Joseph Capper are subjected thist ?? in Stafford Gaol, The tra resolution was seconded by Mr. David John, and o carried unaniworrsly. Mr., Henry Thomas moved acel( the second resolution ...

... bill should be carried, not by dint of numbers, but by cordial support and co- t operation. After aome observations fron Mr. HARDY, Mr. MILNER G13SEns said he had so many Olijec tions to the bill, that he could almost reconcile it to , himself to OPPOpp ...

... , Jac. Wm. Smith, George Bishop; Birstal, F. Wm. Suckemith; Littletown, Joseph Had- field; Dewsbury, James Fox,; Hurslet, Thomas Beau. mont; Holbeck, Charles Cluderay, Andrew Bishop; tHuddersaeld, John Chapman, Joe. Hobson; Keighley, Joseph Firth; Leeds ...

... Diaddridge's, Brictllaoyers' Arms, a ugustoubridge-street, Nuw-rosd, Mr. F. O'Connor, Mr. result Roberts, solicitor, from Bath, Thomas Wheeler, and Mr. M'Grath, of London, were nominated as fit y aand proper persons tosupresent London in the Confer- namesoc ...

... citizens-many, whose names we have given in our previous reports. In addition to these were present last night the venerable Thomas O'Connor,Mr. Carr, late envoy abroad of the American Government, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Barber, Dr. Hulsulton, &c. FIFTH NIGOiT-FRIDAY ...

... our citizens-x y, whose names we have given in our previous .t In additien to these were present last night. e venerable Thomas O Cennor.Mr. Cary, late envoy abroad of the American Government, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Barber, Dr. Hanlaton, &c. FIFTH NIGHT-FRIDAY ...

... he thought Members of Parliament should not express their senti- ments, but listen to the opinions of the millowners. Mr. HARDY, M.P., remarked that the Bon. Gentle- man forgot Mr. Fielden was a millowner-(heaO. bear). Mr. FIELDEN submitted that he, as ...

... House, and myself, have been served with a writ of summons to appear to an action of trespass issued by ThomasBurton Howard by Thomas Howard, his attor- ney. As the writ drd not state the nature of the tree-, pass, I thought it proper to enter an appearance ...