... , 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 ...

... lunelet, Thomas Beau- mont; Holbeck, Charles Cluderay, Andrew Bishop; Huddersfield, John Chapman, Jos. Hobson; Keighley, Joseph Firib; Leeds, William Brook, Joseph Jones; Sbeffitld, William Myers; Todmorden, Richard Close; Hedben Bridge, Thomas Mitchell; ...

... contending for the necessity supporting Protestant ascendancy. V. Stuart supported the motion in a short speech, and Mr Hardy was commencing an addles against it, when the house was counted, and, there being but thirty-eight Members present, the bouse ...

... received from the Executors late Thomas Jackson, Barbot Hall. The m itus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh have conferred the degree of Doctor of Medicine our townsman Mr William Axej pupil the late H. ury Hardy, Esq,, surgeon. Working the Si.idixg ...

... Swallow, Halifax; John Robinson, Ripponden ; Thomas Robertshaw, Sowerby Bridge ; Dr. Crook, London ; W. VV. Wiseman, Ossett ; M. Jackson, Leeds ; Charles G. Favell, M.D., Sheffield ; Henry Thomas, Sheffield ; Thomas Wainwright, Barneley ; Christopher Powell ...

... —Mr. Thomas Jefferys, M.D. Knaresbro'— Mr. E. R, Robson. Harrogate—sir. Thos. Parry. Harewood —Mr. Gregory Smith. Knottingley .Mr. W. Bywater. W;C. Ruses']. Basingstoke —Mr. Thomas Workman. Nova Scotia — Mr. Joseph Bell. Pocklington— Mr. Thomas Hornby ...

... Peter's Church, Brighton, for the purpose of appointing a collector of the pew-rents of the church, when they elected Mr. Thomas Ful:er Wood, a staunch upholder of Unitarianism in Brighton, and at the present time, and for the last fifteen years, clerk ...

... Tuesday even- ing, and was adjourned to Wednesday. On Wednesday a a few members delivered themselves of speeches. Our Mr. Hardy attempted to do so also ; but in tbe midst of a thundering philippic against tbe Pope, tbe hon. gentle- man was cut short by ...

... linendraper — Brasier, Cheltenham, grocer — Bennett, Wolver- hampton, japanner — Taylor, Richmond, omnibus proprietor. BANKRUPTS, Thomas Skinner, butcher, Godalming, Surrey, to surrender Aug 10, Sept 12; sol, Mr Tucker, Cannon street, City ; off. ass, Mr. Alsager ...

... owner. Franc Popplewell, White Lee, Yorkshire, blanket ma- nufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Were Fox, sen.. Thomas Were Fox, jun., William Fox, Thomas Were Fox, the youngest, and Henry- Fox, of Gloucester and Plymouth, merchants (so far as regards ...

... &c. LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, Aug. 4. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joseph Fletcher, Thomas Fletcher, and Samuel Dennison, of Elland, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. John Thomas Blanks, of Southminster, Essex, grocer, August 15, at half past twelve, aud ...

... Fund for the Educa- tion of the Children in the Manufacturing and Mining Districts. The three sons of Mr. Hardy, John, Charles, antl Gathorne Hardy, Esq., arc contributors of £50 each for the same benevolent purpose. Lord John Manners, in his recent speech ...