... Blackburn aad Co. Preston, worsted stuff man unctcrera — W. and R. Williams, Liverpool, joinere — Green- wood and Co. Great St. Thomas Apostle, toy merchants ; as far as regards W. W. Greenwood. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary ...

... paper ; and that Mr. Hardy is exerting his influence with the Lords of the Treasury against the widow and her family. There is something ex- ceedingly cold and repuisivc in such a proceeding. It is the only service that Mr. Hardy has done to his constituents ...

... Magistrate of Mont- gomery i-hire. JOHN FOULKES, Esq. Milford House, Magistrate of Montgomeryshire. THOMAS REGINALD KEMP. Esq., 3, Auchurch Lane, London. ARTHUR THOMAS MORLEY, Esq., Newtown Hall, Montgomeryshire, JOHN BAKER, Esq , Dolforwyn Hall, Montgomeryshiie ...

... 6d*. would be for coke. Mr. Cubit must have be*n wioiig if he said that the cost of coke would be l-t2thof the whole. Mr. Thomas Stoney, engineer to the Stockton and Barling- ton, and Auckland and Durham Railways, gave corroborative testimony. Mr. Dalgleish ...

... inflexible in their decision, and Mr. Baines was ?? on to proceed with his case. Sir Gregory Lewin, Mr. Serjeant Bellasis, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Knowles, Q.C., appeared on hehalf of several landholders whose property would be interfered with by the route of the ...

... d with the Packet on reasonable Terms, by giving one Day's previous Notice, at the Bowling Green Coach Office, Bradford ; Thomas Foulds, Bihgley ; Mrs. E. Grace, Black Horse, Keighley ; or Mr. , WUUam Scaife, King's Arms Inn, Skipton. Terms per Day : ...

... engiaeer. Several witnesses then ap- peared to prove the advantages the line would confer upon the consumers of coal. Mr. Hardy said he was instructed to state on behalf of the Aire and Calder Canal Company, that no further opposition would be offered ...