... ?? 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 ...

... Aylesbury Mr F Hodgson ?? Barnstaple e SiraWilliam Fielden Blackburn eMr.Ainsworth ?? Bolcon Mr John Brownrig ?? Boston Mr Hardy - ?? Blackburn Lord Charles Russell Bedfordshire Sir J W Hogg ?? ?? Beverley Mr Cornwall Legh ?? North Cheshire h Sir William ...

... cause of the people at the hustings as candidates, be also invited:-P. MGrath, Thomas Clark, B.C. Jones, J. H. Parry, 11. Vincent, J. Fielden. E.Miall, J. M. Cobbett, J. Hardy, Charles Cochrane. W. Williams, J. Sturge, W. P. Roberts, Dr Epps, J. West. S ...

... 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 ...

... Ad slection are ?? to be directly Kt variance. The poll-book has beer, careflly cempared with the check bnoks of Messrs. Hardy and Wtyck~bom'e committee. The followinug is an ANALvos1 or -rc POLL. YOedsfor Mr. Bardye, Vuescifor Mr. W'icJlha ?? .4 Plumper ...

... 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 ...

... Londons, (Senithwarlt, ?? John Brown, Ist. 'Tinsetli C. Ingle, Robert Theoroson. Fifth Man London, (Lamnbeth, &s,l, Thomas If. Squance. Thomas Ilen- Afci nington. Tames Layvcock. Sitart Lotiden ( flinds-te t&lr~ r W. B3. Stephenson, Win. Atherton, Vim. Al ...

... coming general election. A letter was also read, setting forth that the people of Sheffield were making arrangements to take Mr Thomas Clark to the poll fbr that borough. On the motion of Mr Stall wood, it was resolved that Mr Julian Harney be requested to ...

... mankind. In conclusion, Mr Hardy declares that he will not can7ass the electors, but will meet them for the pur- pose of answering any question they may put to him. Nor will he appoint any committees or agents, which, says Mr Hardy, I consider is the electors ...

... at the ilcom~ing general election. A letter was also read, setting forth that the people ?? were making aranemnt to take Mr Thomas Clark to the poll OR orthatborough. On thermotion ?? Staliwood, it was resolved that Mr Julian Harney be requested to comply ...

... Brilliant, Allan: Ann, 'te leawe; Gen, Hawkowortl; Friendship, Cawthorne; Queen, I Broadhead; Thomas and Ant. Blackburn; Repeal,'Thorold; Id- Jne Moorhouse, Gill';'. Thomas and Mary. Thompson; o. lriendhitp, Maollon; Friends, 1olt; Henry, Batty * 'Patchett ile ...