... by taking out a pane of glass from the kitchen Porte window, and the clothing bad been taken away. A per. rema son named Thomas Hardy saw the prisoners standing depu near the premises on Saturday night. On Monday lust, varic the prisoners were apprebended ...

... reform met at Badley's Hotel, for at A the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the a, Veb acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John pi t Thelwall, &o. from a charge of high treason in 1794. At pt the last anniversary meeting, it ...

... hi n t %i snnt Summobses' for desertion were immediately t~aken 'th see out'nagainst thiree of. the number, John -Hardy, Thomas an me Hardy,'and George Boiothwright, and the charge was heard e Va -befrorethe Bishop Auckland magistrates onThuraday. The sli ...

... oberU~oatrbn;' n 7 Heeag~on ti~fesmsn,_Wr. Joseph EnowleS. LDentore: Sidesoan,,Mr. h a Smuuiel'eees' 'ClortoBeurn-Hardy:.Sidesmianj, Mr. Thomas aaysosf. . lilne: Sidesiuan,: Mrx. rederick Fielder. ?? Sidtc mtildesman,.. Mr. Wfiliam iHaddeld.. e 13Roa'roe ...

... William Illingworth, Samuel R. ne ?? Liverpool, Sooth (Pitt-street, ?? Thomas Stead, W eng Robert Newton, D.D. George Roebuck, Thomas Capp. do nile Liverpool, Walsh (Beon's Gardens, ?? Thomas Anbery, vwi eo-J R. Chambers. Chaster, WV. B. Thornelne Joseph K ...

... 'T. Cl William Stillwell Freederick Giles Thomas Pye Patrick Gaynor Thomas MNieboll Thomas Farnivall Luke Spencer George Bastion Daniel Quinn William Brown Lawrence Griffin Reese Jonee John Leara - William Thomas Herry Allen John Blaclvburn John Poherty ...

... Frederick Giles William Thomas Richard Avery Thomas Pye Henry Allen John Dobbins Patrick Gaynor John Blacburn Thomas Doyle Thomas MINicholl John Doherty Michl. Keleher Thomas Furnivall Edward Scanlan George Luttrell Luke Spencer ...

... Sawyer; 2nd, Mr. Abhm. Turner; 3rd, Mr. John Moores; 4th, Mr. Jos. Hardy; 5th, Mr. John Norton. In onions, 1st, Mr. John Moores; 2nd, Mr. Abhm. Turner; 3rd, Mr. John Sawyer; 4th, Mr. Joseph Hardy, who received prizes accordingly. I COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. ...

... Messrs. Hardy mad Brown, in I] Sestifl Shiescis Mark-et Place; and, in addition to the stock I s0 punchmed, it was proved that they had forwarded ten tees weight ef goods froim Darlington, 'which they had I exposed for sale, along with Messrs. Hardy and Brown'sc ...

... Cheetham roof Hill; Thomas Bazley, Hayesleigb, Stratford Road ; This. greas 0iWg Loe rofed allitiell Lane; Win. Roberts whic iMabeth-street, Cheetham ;1 William Livesley, Clopton ¶1 atroet, Hiilane ; 'Richard Husband, Pendleton;- Thomas POW- ]Daniels, 2 ...

... YhS'~imious DnaE~jr.-LOja WedjnqsdaY afternoon,'. about half-phst'twelyo o'clock, a -women namel arae Kerr, resgiding at '72, Thomas-street,, M.ancheslier,. gave in- formation at, tes. pbhice-offico that a. man uanmcd Jaumes For. guson, a knife grinder, about ...

... Bennett, severely; Thomas Murphy, severely; Thomas Lm Tipple, severely; James Hanlon, severely; John Taby, se- . verely;, Henry Young, severely; Henry Bridgeman, se- nus verely; Thomas Traynor, severely; Thomas Burie, severely; ;al, Thomas ...