... NB. Brother Page shall resede at Mlirfield. Knaresborouigh-Acuilla Barber, *latthew Salt, Richard Hardy. boal re, Olley-John Fletcher, John I. Muff; Thomas Fletcher, William Hac ler Waterhouse, Supernumeraries. Trl1 nd Patelev Bridge-Joseph Kipling. John ...

... Henry uine, George llussell, Itobert Cass. Bishop Auckland, Robert Cooke, Thomas Hughes, e Middleham, Henry Dean, George Abbott. Richmond, Jasmses fS. Thomas, John lebb. Reeth, Thomas Kernshall. Robert W. Broomfield. Bedale, JamessBate, Jabez Ingham. ...

... following nobleman and gentl emen have a 'been added to, the commission of the peace fo- , the Weit ceR Riding - I The Right Hon. Thomas Lord Ribbleedale. The Hon. William Henry Forester Denison, The Hon.Jaines Frederic Stuart Wortley. EdmundkBeckett Dienisen ...

... asnd catle: Mr. T. L. Gilling, of Ox Close Tlouse, Ripon; Mr. Richard Hardy, of Tong; iMr. I Robert Fox, of Denton; and Mr. Wm. Smith, of Bram. hope. For pigs antd poultry: Mr. Thomas Pearson, of H1olb beck; Mr. J. Tempest, of Holbock: and Mr. Josh. Powell ...

... ? Pn DMIt - hlorr4, W. Sliefniu Jamn Besleebas 1ifileld3, e f tiirentbroteig tthaW Sale hnse BWteliffe. A ltfroeelytietrd Hardy, who Shold change on one 5undany in avo A 8ix weeks with the minielrste of the Kareehouoneh rcasult. t 0-Thomasq Duen, Alexaud~aC ...

... estate of James Chappel, at 11, dta 1 George Sheppard, corn dealer, ThorntOn l.e.Clayg aud~ 3ee Thomas Broadbent, draper, Halifax, choice of sv Hlenry Hardy, tea dealer, &o., Bradford, audit, at 11, Geo. Wilson, draper, Wakedield, audit, at 11. ley, I' ...

... laymen. Amongst those present were Thomas Fanmer, Esq., London; John Vanrer, Esq., London; John R. lsay, Esq., Bury; Thomas Walker, Eaq., Cheltenhatn; - Neow burn, E. w, Halifax; W. B. Holdawortis, Esq., Leeds; Thomas wade, Esq., York, &o. &c. Special ...

... Tindall, P. M'Owan, W. Naylom-, J. Scott, P. Duncan, Two J. Loutit, SW'. M. Punshon, J. Al. lligg, ?? Prest, Thomas tes Turner, and Thomas Jackson, severally addressed time Con- dat ference, and the conclusion arrived at was that they nced pro not pass ...

... was admitted on all hands, howaver that the time was oppor- tioe for tvdiino actior, irasersu b as boll Mr. Walpole aud Mr. Hardy were no doubt anxious--though their colleagues reriet not be wlhlirng--tlra serih a ieeasure ehould be sought frosre the G ...

... the Hartley to 8th London, J. Hobikirk to Luton, Thomas I ?? to Liverpool, H. W. Holland to let Manchester, ratl tedt J. D. Julian to Braintley, Thomas Tretlioway to nuarces- fine ate borough, Richard Hardy to Harrogate, R. Dugdala to Not- the rth tinglham ...

... J1,ios and poultry-Mr. S. Bart ett Ilare. n- woodMdge; SiMr. T. Pearpon, Leeds; and lMr. J. Tnipet ;d Leefis. Plosghino-Mr. Thomas Horner, MIort-on Mr. J. t, Edmnonds,,n, hingley; and Mr. J. Oliver. The following r- were amougait the principal prizes :-For ...

... sho a trespass in search of rabbits on th e common. The Rev . thee J. H. Sparke, W. H. Cozens Hardy, and W. Pemberton, tio Esqrs., were on the Be nch. Mr. Hardy was not satisfied the that Doughty was a trespasser. T he case was adjourned for me' a mootho ...