... require his detention — when, in truth, there was ; and the consequence was, that .Mr. Hardy left the Court House. He (Mr. Cowling) thought it was only due to Mr. C. Hardy to state, that, on his being overtaken by the officer, he readily dismounted from his ...

... for the enauing year. The Ber. T. Gny, Vicar, hi the chair, Mr. John Sogden, Poet-Mulcr, was again re-elected, along with Thomas Clough, Esq., banker; after which, a rate of 3d. in the pound was proposed by Wm. Carter, Esq.; seconded by George Spink, ...

... glorious victory achieved by Labour over the combined forces. Despite several unfavourable circumstances, upwards of 400 of the hardy sons of toil, with their wives, sat down to tea. The chair was occupied by a working man ,ar.l lie meeting addressed I I i ...

... Tobacconist, Bradford ; J. Briggs, Boston Midgley and Co., Burton Taylor, Skelmanthorpe ; Warriner, Silkstone Cooper and Hardy, Hinchliffe Mills, Holmfirih Dean, Shipley J. Haigh, 116, Briggate. Leeds ; Sheard, Honley. One respectable Agent wanted for ...

... public, as A Review of the New York troops on the Battery, by the Governor! — Church and State Gazette. A Singular Crest. — Thomas Fitzgerald, father of j John, first Earl of Kildare, bore the soubriquet of Nap- j pagh, Simiacus, or the Ape, from the following ...

... Brook, George Moorbouse, Henry Hill and John Wood, or their Undertenants. Lot 7. All that COTTAGE lately occupied by Priscilla Hardy, Widow. Lot 8. All that COTTAGE, situate near to Dogley Lane Toll Bar, with the Garden and Outbuildings thereto adjoining, ...

... notwithstanding the manufacturers n gave fron' two to six votes each, according to Sturges Bourne's Act, yet single-leanded the hardy SOilS of the mine and the pottery, combined with other honest sons as oftoil, beat thema by a glorious Majority of 343i The ...

... and whatever may be the consequence, political or personal, to myself involved in that cause. We have also a note from Mr. Hardy : he promises to see that petitions agaiust the grant entrusted to him shall be pre- sented, regretting that he is unable to ...

... Josh. Wade, C. D. Wade, Christopher Wand, Edward Waud, Thomas Willett, S. Wooller. Wm. Wilkinson, James Wright, Isaac Wright, Bradford ; William Walton, London ; E. Wartzburgh, B. Wild, Leeds ; Thomas Williamson, Cleck- heaton ; Joseph White, Esholt ; * ...

... stewards:- John Darlington, Esq., Wm. HoldswortL, Esq., Martin Schlesinger, Esq., James Dalby, Esq., Edwards Atkinson, Esq., Thomas Willett, Esq., Clapham, Esq., Isaac Wright, Esq., John Douglas, Esq., James Cousen, Esq., and Light, Esq. i J, G. Horsfall ...

... question. On the 11th of January, they were sent to a carrier of the name of Hardy, to be conveyed to Lang- ton, from whose cart tbey were found to have been taken by some one. Hardy communicated that fact to Mr. North, and police-officer Wilson, on the Monday ...

... and London JOSIAU HEALE, Esq., Gray's Inn JOHN HUBBARD, Esq., THOMAS JENNINGS, Esq., Sible Hedingham, Essex T. R.KEMP, Esq., Abchurch Lane, London W. D. KING, Esq., Bank, Sudbury The Rev. THOMAS LUDLEY, Cranham Rectory, Essex HORACE W. METEYARD, Chatham ...