... masters gratified with their workpeople's e moraine ehistuar.-(Before Robert !Milligan, i.. Mayor, l'ellath EN., and Charlet Hardy, Esq. fa Joseph Roberts, joiner, or in answer to a whieh Lail imited et the instanee &Hoes for th sumo( due lent as *sets. ...

... 31irfield ; Thio. and Hoary Denny, Esqrs., of Leeds; Hamden, of Wakefield; mid the Rev. J. Moffatt, and Thomas Pitt, W i lliam Walker, Thomas Hardy, R. F. Jones, Wm. Haigh, Dr. Cameron, Fonder Shaw, and J. A. Heaps, Fakirs., of iladderdield. The rev. ...

... Mr. Mr. Alfred Barris. Ward Asosuqrs—For the West Ward— Mr. lieurge Armitage and Mr. Thomas Smith. North Ward— Mr. Janus Bang and Mr. John Senior. Rot Ward—Mr. Thomas Bradford sod Mr. Benjamin Ecroyd. South Ward— Mr. Wm. Walker and Mr. Richard Garnett ...

... hoped, ammo as a waning to mho.. for Ow mum set ea* wanton chief merely for the Say. J. Allieltage, B. N. R. Batt). and T. Hardy, Joint Seeife, of by John Hirst WM foe suffering parties to be hem I Meek Si meening of the Mb ult.: and seed Tricorns or Licniess ...

... scarcely a house in the more thronged districts at the button of the town has escaped. OFFICE, Sart*lttlAV.—(Before Josh. Brook, hardy,l sad Ewe Assatta.—willlam 11)son and John Brook, of Lepton, were chanted by John Currie with an nseault, but on their their ...

... of Guilty against Kay, Child, and Ramiden; Arnold and Thomas Not Guilty. The lire prisoners were then charged, along with Kershaw. and Savage, with having, Kershaw with cutting and wounding Thomas Slack, with intent to do Inn, seine grievous bodily harm ...

... bee. in this toast, 4 Northoweam. reh, Load, the Hoe oda. eldest sew of Lard mein daughter el ties J. IL North, Thomas daughter of Thomas carte, and The Greve, ed son of Win. lane When., youngest • Calverley, Joseph, , cloth mauufacturer u Ilalusworth ...

... 41,•kliatn. EN.. Kirklees Hall, Joseph Armitage, EN., lIKi ; J. T. V. hartim, Esq., Alierford; Ralph Creyke, g,,welitfe; Thomas Hall. EIN., Pontefract; J. R. Ralph, William Hepworth, Esq., Pontefract; Edwin Esq., Harrogate; James Andrew, Esq., Headingg ...

... and irreproachable character. To be imprisonc,l to hard labeer in the New Bailey for three calendar month+. Ceencit Jelin Hardy, late M.P., for Bradthnl, in the county of York, has presented the vicar that parish (the her. J. Burnet, LL.D.) with the muunicent ...

... Mr. Thomas Bradford and Mr. Bright, for a piece of land (about Unearth.) respired for the porissee of the West Ridin Union Railways. Mr. Gurney and Mr. Blansherd appeare d fur the owners of the 'and, and Mr. *Heald Wilkins and Mr. Garthorne Hardy for ...

... blunt instrument. A confectioner's errand-boy is believed to have done it with a broken marble. TODMORDEN. ROSUEEY.—Patrick Hardy was on Wednesday' breught befere James Taylor, Foy. for having, on the 17th of April, at Todmorden, stolen from a fellow lodger ...

... lu the advertisement cal hug uton that which others bad produced. Let the be ionic of dealing with these persons who well Thomas Melin. merchant, to du was the gentlemen meein, it state 23 'East Lancashire the cause of the people the of I Do. 9.. Mr John ...