... LoCKiWOOD.-Abotit three o'clock on in Monday morning, a fire broke out in the teasing room of ns Iof the rmil belonging to Mr. Thomas Wisitley, woollen manu- bt at facturer, Lockwood, near Hhldderl ld,'ad, with the exer- tb tions of the workmen wvho lived ...

... Charles, University ; Hammond Chrubb, King's ; Samuel Conway, New ;Josbrui Wiilson Coombsh, New ; Williami Chatterton Y. Cozens Hardy, University ; Jarses Dickcerson Darien, New; mn James Duerdin, University; David Evar~s, Trevecca ; inM. Joseph Fertel, Overrs; ...

... usen, namned Revill and Hardy, took la- a walk from Sheffield into tire country, in tire direction of ,te Herrisworth. They wasedered along a footlath until they- tY arrived at a place called Lees Hall 'Wood. Revaill and Hardy ir at downr, and one of ...

... Napier Joseph Vyos Colonel ?? R. XW. Hardy, G. Neeldt John Waddingtoii D. ?? John Heayes Sir Edin. Newdegate Chsas. Wadllingten 1I. the- Cochrale Alex. lleatticotc Sir IV.Newplret Lord W~alowt A diliral .v to Cocks Thomas Herlenle G. H., Ninhlot Robert XWulpole ...

... -Tong.-A sheep was recently slaughtered on the farm of Mr. Oddy, and the car- cass taken away; one also on the farm of Mr. Hardy-The office of the contractors of the branch railway, now in course of formation from Bradford to Gildersome, was recently broken ...

... AuDus, of Selby and London, potato merchants, and UnI&sH W rPsEI;Ny, Of flolone- bridge, cloth ?? the matter of JoHsNe CEO. THOMAS, of Illingwortb, manufacturer, John Fisher, Esq., of Halifax, was appointed trade assiguee.-A maeeting was also held to choose ...

... Rural Dean; the ?? J. Blomefield (Leeds), the Rev. J. Walton (Alver. 86 thorpe), the Rev. John Biokerdike (Leeds), Rev. G. Thomas ban (L55d5), Rev. 0. L. Cheenbere (Leeds), Rev. S. Flood in (Leeds), 'Rev. E. Cookson (Leeds), Rev. S. Kettlewell to (Leeds) ...

... INorwich Union. et, SHOcSSIONS FROM TuH CHURiCH AT HULL, - An ret other of the curates of the High ChOitch of Full, be the Rev. Thomas Dykes, has publicly announced on his resignation, on the same grounds its those stated a Jr. by his late coadjutor, Mr. Borff ...

... Cheapside, by J. C. Hardy; Clerkenwell, by Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, , bt y Wm. Edwards; Hoxton (St. John's), by Thomas Hall ; Hoxton, by William Fontaine, Rev. E. Vaughan, and James Raker; Hol- born, by WILLIAM DIXON, and Thomas Paris; ?? Islington ...

... circuit for the year ending December last we re a stated to have been £l1,249J 16e. 7d. On the motion of the 0 Rev. Rtichard Hardy, of Harrogate, seconded by the Rev. 11, .-H. Dugmlore, tile report was ?? Rov. Win. Shaw moved, and the R1ev. James Osborne ...

... impoitant case, The )t G tcnaral v. Cozens Hardy, is pending befare Cliscelor Lord Cranwsrth, respecting the right of 'io to it W\esleytols chapel, at Holt, iso Norfolk, I, ulr' f o llicl Air. Hardy atsd other trustoes of the Lurl3 I Pirty have ...

... entirely down. Two cottages belonging to the same gentleman, sustained damage to the 1 amount of £0. A barn belonging to Mr. Thomas Plat, farmer, at Crompton, near Oldham, was blown entirely down. The loss in this case was about £40. Part of the roof of ...