... the gitrs~ illneaig. BaII 'ahf e- was refused.' ?? ICBuay.-A VsuAxc ?? 'CUT ron Fi cc-. fir, or seaRucrso' A RsAIWAY.-Mir Thomas Parkinson, a' os 7cotton manufacturer, and John. Filling, a, railsay ba, iir orehvbeen committed' for trial at. the 'next ...

... mnanded to await the issue of the girl's ?? :1was refused. , , - I BuRT.-A MANUF~ACUtREm COIMITT5D FOR ?? ?? A RAILWAY.-Mr Thomas Parkinson, a eottonmaniufacturer, and John Pilling,' a:'railway porter, have been coimmitted for trial at the next Sslfor ...

... following genileemen qualified as Magistrates of tise Woeit-Riditeg, at else Sisellieild sessions on thle idet instant :-Thomtas H-ardy, Resq., of l3irleegate, 1-Isdderstleld ; and Joceatlette Peel, Eaq-, of Hod- I der Baetel, Clitleerele. 3\n~w ALDERMAN FRos ...

... chlapel, by James itellwood, Esq., banker, On the inlportance of cultivatiig the inhid in youth. After s which, Mr. It. Hardy moved, and Mr. G. Wilkinson seconded, n That a vote of tioaoks be given to MSr. Itenwood for his very able alid inistructive ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ?? FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. BANKiRUPTS. WILLIAM THOMAS MORGAN, Neath, Glamorganbllsjr draper, Jan. 25. Feb. 22, at hatl-past eleven O'clock, at tke Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Abbott and Co., New-inn ; ...

... memory a to of Hardie, 'Baird, and Wilson, and the 'Reformers of i Or'o. their times.' AIirs-' Scots, ORi hac wi'. Wallace and bled,' and 'Draw the sword,. Scotland.' 'By-the I oW-. croupier The health of our worthy Treasurer, Mr said Thomas Aucblt, sen ...

... Themnemory, A to of Hardie, Baird, and Wilson,'and the Reformers of ii ?? their times.' 'AAis ' Scots, wha hao wi' Wallace C ad bIed,' land' ' Draw: thei'sword,' Scotland.' By the tl w. croupier-' The healtb.of'onr wortbh.Treasorer,'Mr. id Thomas Auoott, sen ...

... curate of Rainow, the Rev. George Osborn, of Liverpool, and the Rev. Thomas Scales, of Leeds. In the absence of Dr. Sandwith, who was expected to preside, the chair was taken by Robert Hardy, Esq., surgeon. Amongst the ministers and gentlemen on the platform ...

... trigger- in 'their delenco, The 'banner ci1 tis liberty.' waves trijaimphantly: ovcr. the, mountains o6f col Hielvetii. and the hardy S witirsr are prepared- .to' , deteudl it. Ronne hiae raised the shout of freedom, toe Sicily,.- like a phesnix from its ashes ...

... d'eoision 'ofLa garrison oh,' c, OUrt.AnA~tilafrend.- The culprit wasi a gunner pf did-II TYthe. '5h 'battalion, 5th ?? Aamed Thomas they dAJones, 'whod WAR convicted of'scihug his own kit, and 'theor ~- of stealning another 'kit, to replace'bi1 own, trom ...

... BURGLoer-On Saturday morning last, some party effected ly an entrance tlhrsiugb the roof into the house of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield. Mr. Hardy keeps a shop, and tire party having iy a manifest liking, notonly for those every..day subsiantisial, suds ...

... assignees chosent were :-MIr. Ostler, Grantham; Mr. Beasley, Harston ; ir. R. Briggs, Grantham; Air. Ridge, Grantham; Air. John Hardy, Grantham. The liabilities of the batik are £108,234; available assets £82,842; tite calculation is that it will pay 15s. in ...