... Act wbere I gave the order, and after the engine stopped I tressi] measured the distance from that point to the engine ; the Hardi distance was 445- yards. The stoppage was effected by ing at the break alone, without having reversed the engine. I Mr. I 'then ...

... the merchants engaged in it. INCRIE~sE or FOOn AND oF Patorcrs.-No class of amen are likely to ha benefited more then the hardy race of fishermen by the construction of railways. 'rho facility of convyatlee from- the coast to, the interior of' the counltry ...

... Macak Henreitte, Kuhr; Undne, Ramm. Stockholm-Felix, iisek. Frederickstadt -Ingeborg Anne Kmrgtine, Anthenitesen, Zwolle-Thomas Ainaworotw, Velihuis;' Sled Enechede, Velihuls. Kanspen-Janitna Hlen- driaa, Ketelar. Amsterdam-West pAbelia, Om-ehand. Ant- ...

... anticipation that lie had given the finishing stroke to the water question By the way, we had almost overlooked one part of Mr. HARDY'S laudatory epistle of the River Hull water. Of Sutton, near this place, I can testify, fs-oro persoirl cX- -eratnce amid ...

... premiumn, and could only t be displaced by mait force. C | hBG OF VseoAioN.-At !amnevsmith police- - cous't o, .Monday. Mr. Hardy ~lislop, of Lansdown i tVilas, t'ulbam-road, was again charged' with violat- 3 ing the person of Caroline Matlock,. his servant ...

... delivered by Messrs. Jae, M'Phoerson and John mcil se Cliffe, of Bramnley ; Calcinoft, of Stanningley ; And Thomas Ai0 ,_ Morgan, I. Whitasker, and H~ardy, of Leads. A so KiRKiSTALL MECHANICS' INSTITuTioN.-Mr. Heald- n leson, secretory to the Leeds Mechanics' ...

... Cambridge, hlts bet ea lected to site ltesd-2asitershlip of tube Saffrti. Wltiden Grasosnor School. The Rev. Jamies Wolfersiaii Thomas, Cueate i Parkhoan, Devon, to the rectory of that place, void by the d eath of the itev. IV. R. Keates Waitter: ' 'The Rev ...

... free-traders, has been made to secure ass iteudilate seat for his Lordship as representative for Bradford, in the place of islr. Hardy, who has for some time past been laiouring under indisposition. Tae attempt would have been successful, hoad it not been for ...

... inquiries awere Instituted by the river police, when it wras ascertained that the person thua providentially res- cuted was Thomas Hopper, a forempitt-man on hoard a Newcastle trader, named the Beaufort, of which his brother, William Hop- per, was nasater ...

... Iti tho n rth, too, our Scottish brethren are stirring, our friend Doyle is rousing the countrymen of Wallace, and Muir and Hardy, and permit me to add that the fiery cross could not hle intrusted to worthier or more efficient hands. (Cheers.) Thisis well ...

... Watkins, Esq., Alayor of Manchester ; John Ciestitham, esq., $3talybridlge Ws. Foden, Esq. ; D~ouglas Jerrold, REq., London ; Thomas Thomassen, Esq., Billion ; S. Lees, esq., Manchester ; R. .9teusrt, Esq. ; Ii Smith, Eoq., Sheffield ; A. Henry, Req. J. ...

... reuraloreL for no who were baffled thess, and wino nero defeated theso, now toa0 congratulate ourselves upon the issue of tirat hardI fought and well- t ryon atrugglo ; mand it renrains for no to improve upon all its perrgnant to conseojuencea. ~ Loud ciheers ...