... Charles Buller, Mr. John Fielden, Mr. Colquonn, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Borthwick, Mr. BernaL, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Brocklehurst, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hardy; and that the noblemen and gentlemen who prominently supported, and all those who voted with Lord Ashley, oil the occasion ...

... Esql, Charles Hardy, Esq., John Wiison, Esq., Henry Stephen Thompson, Esq., Richard Thomas Lee, Esq., John William Sturj-es, Esq., John Hardy, Jun., Esq., the Right Hon. Lord Beaumont. Edwin Smith, Esq., Joshua Pollard,' Esq., Thomas Horncastle Marshall ...

... Esq.; William Nicholson Nicholson, Esq.; John Gott, Esq.; Thomas Hirkbeck, Esq.; George Goodman, Esq.; Thomas Clapham, Esq.; John Suteliffe, Esq.; Thomas Starkey, Esq.; Edward Waud, Esq. ; Thomas Hague, Esq.; Edward lew, Esq.; John Harpin. Esq. ; CVarlesworth ...

... 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 ...

... in the division, viz:— for Aislaby, Michael Thistle and John Breckon ; Barnby, Thomas Woodwork and James Cuthbert; Borrowby, Thomas Duell and Francis Hodgson; Ellerby, Thomas Trowsdale and Wm. Hodgson; Egton, Wm. Elders and Fraa. Wilson; Eskdaleside, Robt ...

... the meeting of the Literary and Philosophical Society yesterday evening, Wm. Lucas, Esq., the President, in the Chair; Mr. Hardy was unable, in consequence of illness, to read the paper which he had promised, and the Rev. Mr. Manners made some remarks ...

... euae, on the ground that it was opening fvlrny, and ilutt the misdemeanour was merged in it. ncqnillKl was therefore taken. THOMAS WILSON was charged with stealing, Woodmans**/, on the of January, m saddle, the j ropcrly illiara Grsy. Mr. lUtN*s conducted ...

... tion when placed on the drop. Ink. ESCAPE Or THOMAS SULLIVAN, ONE OF THE load CUSTOM.HOUSE ROBBERS.-By the accounts which L. In have recently reached the Home-office, from Sydney, it aerppears that Thomas Sullivan, one of the notorious into Custom-house ...

... Buller, Mr. John Fielden, Mr. Colquhoun, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Borthwick, Mr. Bernal, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Brocklehurst, Mr. Thomas Duncombe, and Mr. Hardy : and that the noblemen and gentlemen who strenuously supported, and all those who voted with Lord Ashley, on ...

... 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 ...