... Representation of Bradford. — We find we were in error jst week when writing upon this subject, in connecting Mr. ■jaythorn Hardy with the Wakefield Nomination Riots of [137 : a friend has informed us, that although two of his pothers were rather conspicuously ...

... seven years. — Thomas White (18), Thos. Jones (20), and Thomas Harrison (16), s. silk handkerchiefs at Dews- bury, the property of George Holliday; Catherine O'Brien (23), s. money at Bradford, from the person of Jonas Illingworth ; Thomas Ibbotson (21) ...

... in reply to Miss Lancaster's questions, that he had a warehouse of his own, and that his name was Thomas Smith : he also endorsed the check with Thomas Smith, 29, Hunslet Lane, Leeds. The man then departed, leaving the five warps for his companion, ...

... sorry that it is not in my power l to inflict such a punishment upon you as the enormity of your guilt deserves. Alexander Hardy was convicted of being drunk and disor- derly in the streets. Fined ss. and costs, in default of pay- ment was committed 14 ...

... others ; but without succeeding in put- ting a stop to the evil, and now more stringent measures are to be adopted. Mr. C. Hardy after consulting with Mr. Mossman, discharged the defendant on her promise not to be again found in a like position. Thimble ...

... Cochrane, Eliza Cherins, and a man named Luke Parkerall, were charged at the Court House, yesterday, with robbing a man named Thomas Hudson, on Tuesday night, of a knife, a hand- kerchief, and a curry comb. The prosecutor, while on his way home, was attacked ...

... Farrar. Do. Thomas Kaye. Do. John Kilburn. Bridlington Quay — Francis Do. Handley Stephenson. m Allerston. Scarborough— Z. T. Wellburn. Tft. Geo. Richa«ia.pn. | Do. Wm. Williford. Doncaster— C. Bentley. ***f Siehyi . J- Richardson. Driffield— Thomas Tindall ...

... Edward Swainston Strangwayes. Esq , of Alne. John William Slurges, E-q., of Beechfield House. George Swarm, E-q., of York. Thomas Barnardiston Wrightson, Esq., of Cushworlh. George Cooke Yarl.orough, Esq., of Campsmount. Mr. JtiL-tice Wightman then delivered ...

... ce P- rurner ?? ■ ?? iZ Smt Leicester. drapera-Walkr. •• . ?? n „ r *, P ?? „ > » geon 9 ?? and ?? I . -t, X «l ™!f i^* -Thomas «„,, Rees. ?? -„1 ue -™^ i, ' J ?? « S orey. Maekrou uvoo Tees „, .rs-Bmrstas. ?? u . «o«™ Liverpool. Umber dealer,- M ...

... in Polkas, Waltzes, Quadrilles, &c. Their order is reported to be in a thriving state. Mb. Hardy, M.P. — We find it stated in a London paper' that Mr. Hardy has sent to the Mayor of Yarmouth, 50/., to be applied to the fund for relieving the necessities ...

... the 17th of January last, at Oven- den, in the West Riding, feloniously stolen one ewe,; the pro- perty of Thomas Turner. Mr. Pickering and Mr. Hardy conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Wiikins defended Carter, and the prisoner Noble had no counsel. The prosecutor ...

... March 25, April 23 ■ sols, Freeman and Co. Coleman Street; Freeman aud Corn- ford, Brighton; off ass, Edwards, Old Jewry. Thomas Griffiths, Llandugwydd, Cardiganshire, auctioneer, March 18, April 15 : soi, Smith, Cardigan ; off ass, Miller, Bristol. William ...