... 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 ...

... MUJR- W ?? Tuesday a poor 'woman' named Ann F Saville, ?? children; Mary, seven years old,' A Harriet, 'aged five years, and.Thomas, aged four years, b were murdered, near Nottingham, by Williamu Saville, v. the uibanadfthr On Monday tire womnan and her ...

... thanks of this meeting are due and hereby given to that nozble-minded and try indomitable advocate of the rights of labour, Thomas Slingsby Dancosibe, for his straightforward and sue- cessful opposition to the Masters' and Servants'BilL Thanks having been ...

... objetts was to disabuse the publio mind, and to Rive an unvarnised statsement of their real grievauces, he would introduce Mr. Thomas Clough, a working Miner, who would address them upon that hubject. Mr. Clough entered into a lengthy description of the gelevances ...

... 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 ...