... the overhanging part gave way, and Miss M'Hardy ar fell into the water. Miss Gace, in her anxiety to save her charge, im- mediately jumped in, when both perished. - A few days ago, on the estate of Sir Thomas Maryon 11 Wilson, Dart., at Charltoa, near ...

... lh Mr. AusTecN and Mr. HARDY appeared as counsel for the bill; Mr..Siegeanit WRANGFIAM and Mr. lINGHAse~ appeared onl behalf of a- the petitioner, Joseph Ingham; and Sr jinres and Mr. HILL lb on behalf of J. G. Paley and Thomas Paley, and Inhabitants ...

... Friday, the 24th of April, Mr. Wm. Becitett moved, in the House of Commons, that the report be considered, and was met by Mr. hardy, with an amendment that the bill be senlt bc;k to the Commitee, for the purpose of receiving evidence which had been rejected ...

... Goodman, esq; Thomas Clapham, REq.; John £ Sutoliffe, Esq.; William Moore, Req. Edward Wand, Rsq.; co Thomas Hague, Esq.; Edward Tow,Req.;* John Harpin, Eso. Joseph Charleswvorfh, Esq-; Matthias Wnhitehead, Req.; John u and, Esq.; Charles Hardy, Esq.; JohnWilson ...

... North street. grocer. MILL HILL ?? .Rlchard Btssington, liriggate, hatter. w Joseph Town liruanswick place, paper manufr. the Thomas Harvey, Briggate, druggist. d Nonrn ?? Mthw. Johnson, Bruaswick trce., spindle maker. John Holmes. St. George's terrace, plumber ...

... of all; and therefore hoepropesed the in troduction of the qunlifying words, n Iritan The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said that Mr. Hardy' completely misunderstood se Iof te clause. It was positively a measure of protertion to al classes of Dissenters, and the ...

... Council of Nice, so far O, back as A. D. 323, it is hop-less to expect any general concurrence in ai an alteration of it. JOHN~ HARDY, Esq., M.P.-We regret to hear tbst this venerable gentleman has been suffering from. severe , illness during the -week, having ...

... AT BRADFORD.-It is intimated by our Bradford contemporary that Mr. Hardy is likely to resign his seot, owing to his late serious attack of illness, and that his son, Mr. Gaytborn Hardy, will Probably be a candidate for the vacant seat. Should a resignation ...

... Hopper, Leeds; 0.- :md Wi lans, Esq.. Leeds; Major Cholnmley, 8th, Beggsaras John. rdHardy, Jun., REq., Bradford; Charles Hardy..~tsq., Brddford ?? Barrett, Esq., Otley; Win Sugden, Esq, REietwool owHouse; Samuel Clapham, -Esq., of--Aireville; the Rtev ...

... thereupon a Verdict of Acquittal was taken. CUTTING AND STABBING AT BATLEY. THOMAS WOOD (22) was charged with having, on the 17th of June last, at Batley, cat and wounded Thomas Byres, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. d Mr. PrcKERING and ...

... appreciated by all true lovers of science and e literature. t, Mr. John Stuart Wortley, M.P., Mr. Beckett I, Denison, M.P., Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Busfeild, M.P., and a deputation from Bradford, had an interview with Sir Jas. e 'Graham at the Home Office, on ...

... outhiwaite,E11., Thomas Bradley, Esq., G. Stapleton, Esq., Jan. ta Hutchinson, Req., Francis Morley, Esq., Captain Mewburn, JTames Fravell, Esq., Major, Hesley, James Bell, Esq., Thomnse Lax, Esq, p, -Leonard Cook, Esq., Isaace Fisher, Esq., Thomas Charge, Esq ...