... ?? Aylesbury Mr. F1. Hidsodga ?? ?? JI ornataple Sir Wilfliam ?? SIlosnkurn Mr. ?? Beolton Mr. John Brownrlgg ?? osto Mr. Hardy ?? Blackburrn Lord Charles Rusiadil ?? edfordshire Sir J. W. Hogg ?? everley Sir Cornwall ?? Cheshire Sir Willinmit. L, eung ...

... telling ?? to give infor- mation to Sergeant George Hardy, of tite Derby pollee, where be wras to be founts , so that Hardy, who had beet, a arhoolfellow of Itis, might capiture him, and get the raward. Hardy accor- dingly protceeded to Liverpool on Wednesday ...

... they would not support any one who would -net vote for for tb .the separation-of Church and Stats, that i BRAD.roaeD.-Air. Hardy retires from Bradford; in canoe. In thil ,quence of age and Ill-health. Count BATsH. - Lord Ashley met the electors of- Bath ...

... take the field agalnstl.Mr. Ainsworth. led BRADFORDa.-A requisition has been sent -to Air. Guethorno lide Hardy, barrister-lat-law, the son of Mr.,Hardy, the.;present., member. the BOSTONe.-Benjamnin Bond Cabbeli, REq., M.P., solicits .he rier suffrages of ...

... I[felt, from roy knowledge of the conductors of that institution, andi especially of its much esteemed secre- h tary, the Rev. Thomas Jamres, that such could not be their intention, but that misapprehension had been t caused by some inodvertenoy in the wording ...

... g promises well, and we trust the most sanguine hopes of the Isronoters of the sale will ultimately be realized. DEATH OF THOMAS RODYIELL, ESQ., COa: LECTOt or CorTOans, LSTusa.-Yesterday, general regret wag felt in Leith on receipt of the intelligence ...

... during the past year, and the following gentlemen were elected officers of the Association for the ensuing twelve months :-Wm. Thomas, Esq., president; Mr. John Hutehin- son, Mr. Charles Yeall, vice presidents; Mr. Robert Ware, treasurer; Mr. Richard Conkerton ...

... --ROBBEFRY NEAR, HOWDEN. HENRY STELS(2)was Indicted for having stolen a tel pair of boots and other articles, the property of Thomas Mearsden. On Mr. THeomsvooe was counsel for the prosecution. The pr prosecutor is a tabourer at Skelton, near Howden, and ...

... cutting and wounding, I 1;and concealment of birtis, I ; total, DI: II BANKRUPTCY ?? b' Mr. Commissioner Ayrton.-The Rev. Thomas Skiipworth was oppesed by Mr. Stamp, Who examined him at considerable a length, when It appeared that the bankrupt had omitted ...

... borougih of Bradiford was received in that town on Thursday ltast by Mr. J. A. Cooper, the Provisioltal townclerk. Mr. Gathosris Hardy, barrister, is alppointed to revise tle bur- gess li.s,, vb chi are to be published early its July, and the elec- tioss of ...

... hip of ?? by the resiignatio n iv of Matuthew Tollitt ~Balnar, Esq.,' M.P1., icesbleenl coniferred by St t.he Crown upon .Thomas 0. Granger, EBqI.II M.P., for Dtrham~i. r, TILE HULL DocKx CoxPANY AND T'YTE PO1LICE~ FOROce.-Fss some months icast numerous ...

... this time Mrs. Marshall had come out of the water. There were a great number of persons on the beach, amongst whom were Mr. Thomas Wying, the driver of the Hornsea mail, who seeing Mr. MIarshall was in danger, in the most courageous manner went in to lils ...