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... HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday, April 26 SLAVE TRADE. Lord Brougham presented a petition from the venerable Thomas Clarkson to the effect that their lordships should give their sanction to such fiscal regulations as may admit foreign sugar into the markets of ...
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... forward very liu'-J ' Anniversary Sermons. —On Sunday * two sermons were preached in Queen-street C this town, by the Rev. Thomas Scales, the 'resSff ■ * minister of the place, after which the sum of.m 3s. was collected towards the liquidation still remaining ...
... 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 ...
... PROPERTY and BUILDING GROUND—MANCHESTER ROAD, BRADFORD.—By Mr. Inoham, on Friday the Tenth Day of May, 1844, at the House of Mr. Thomas Walton, the Queen's Arms Inn, Manchester Road, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, together or in the following Lots, as may be ...
... 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 ...
... AND BRADFORD RAILWAY BILL. the Order of the Day that the report of the Comf Leeds and Bradford Railway BiUbe Sberconsidered, Hardy said that he thought it was necessary tike Bill should be re-commrtted. He thought Standing Order which precluded Committees ...
... Imperial Parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday, April 26. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the venerable Thomas Clarkson, praying the legislature to admit foreign sugar into the markets of this country provided it came from settlements in the East ...
... walking in the fields leading from Chelmsford Springfield, with the two Misses M*Hardy, and the young ladies were playing near the edge of the Chelmer. The eldest Miss M*Hardy ventured too near the edge, when she was precipitated into the water, which at ...
... Lincolnshire. May 6, at the Hoiy Trinity Chureb, Mr, Robin- son, of Elierker, farmer, to Mise Betsy Finningley, eidest of Mr. Thomas Pinningley, of this place. May 7, at Caistor, by the Rev. Mr. Turner, Mr. William Clacke, grocer and draper, of North Kelsey ...
... Thursday the 2nd instant, aged eight years. Ellen, theomj daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Rainford, of this Friday, the 3rd instant, Bridlington, aged 16. mvjdaughter Mr. John Hardy, bricklayer. . On Wednesday,the Istinstant,at Pocklington,muchrespeew. aged ...
... preside: the meeting was then addressed at great length by Mr. Thomas Shepherd and Mr. David Swallow, of Wakefield, in energetic speeches, which were received with great cheering by the hardy sons of toil. The latier exhorted them to be sober, to support ...