... bim?t) Bea we admired bis cnslsistent opposition to the Anti Corn Law League (cheers). He would now propose as chairman Mr. Thomas Brigga, a Chartist and an elector for both borough and county. Mr. Wm. Dyson seconded the nomination, which was carried u ...

... Gd, Joseph Park, 3d; Thos. Scott, 6d; Brian Landers is; Thomas Heron Is; Francis Wat- son ls.-Coxhoe, February, 2nd-Robert Embleton Is; Thomas Clark 6d; Robert Turnbull 39; Wm. Younger 6d; Thomas Featherson 6i; a friend 6d; James Newton ls; Miss Frater ...

... possession. Thec facto of the apprehension, and of the possession of the articles, wereq deposed to by policeman Stubbs; and Mr. Thomas Greonow, spirit d merchant, Vicar Croft, stated that, on the Tuesday previous, thed prisoner and another man entered his shop ...

... 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 ...

... Purchase Bill. Mr. HARDY brought in hile Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. M. PHILII'S brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Heywood branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. HARDY brought in thie ...

... Cayley, A. Chapman, lion. W. Col- e borne, B. Cresswell, Edmund B. Denison, Thomas Duncombe, a Honi . Duncombo, Sir J. Easthope, J. Fielolen, T. C. Graiger, & Lir J. Hanmer, John Hardy, Charles Ilindley, E. Iiorsmnan,' b Lord loward, Lord llowick, Sir W. James ...

... Troubridge, Sir T Guest, J I Tufiell, Hi3 Hall, Sir B Vane, Lord Hairy Hanmer, Sir John | Vivian, J H Harcourt, G G | Wakley, Thomas a Hardy, John J Walker, R. r H|tton, Capt Villiers Wown, J T E Hawee, B | Williams, W D Hayes, Sir E I Wilahero, W Heatlicoat ...

... 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 ...

... over as it was by their exoel. . lent chairman. They had long been engaged in an ardu- ous struggle. The Immortal Michael Thomas Sadler laid down his life In the service. He had fought the battle before the public, and In the House of Commons; but his ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... various stages. HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, APRIL 26. On the question that the Leeds and Bradford Railway Bill bs reported, Mr. HARDY moved as an amendment, that the Bill be recommitted, in order to afford an opportunity of bearing evidence as to the merits ...