... Mr. 9 mon, Hardy, replied at coansiderliblo length in justification tal, Ind great confuslion entiled in consequence of some b the questions put by Mr. Coancillor Backwith.-Mr. Smibh's re- motion was put and carried unanimously -Mr. Hardy of prntested ...

... certainly well earned thin quiet mad~um of public e'fcou h;ragemoint. Itis more than ever neoeed this ',ntitr-.now ,de that these hardy and honest fo tows haye to take it night jib butthl houhg h lil of these bitter sad M red wnynihs Evntesaltcontribution will ...

... K'iigbht, John Smith, E-q., Charles Wilson, Erq, MrI' W. Nice], the secretary 1o the Liverpool Mechanic's' In: b stitution, andl Thomas Urquhart, Erq., who each in torn u addresred the meeting. Thl drsss otin fgA valu-ribe suggestions, advice, and floppy il ...

... buried one of blin them, namcedJohnClosve, unnderneath. When extricated, life was fostnd to be extitict. oute AtMr. Frdelrick Hardy Jewdim t of West ams, Esxi, i was acid ps sing throughl Whitecelhal-road, Lomidon, on Sluday last, a less woman jostled against ...

... respectable com- pany. . Addresses were delivered on Christian missions, * by the Revds. R. Smetham, of Garstang; Robert Spence Hardy, a native of Preston, and for twenty years a mis- .iqparY. in the island of Ceylon; Nehemlah Curmock, who bad provided himself ...

... John- 'opson, Wood-street,'silk. weaver; Thomas Kay, Tbrostle Hall, tesilk weaver; Henry'Hartley, Wood-street; butcher; Robert' got' riscuilM rkttet, provision; dealer; Jamies: Pollitt,~ ?? tretstil.weaver; Thomas .Siveadelle;-Back othla. age joncr; John ...

... Horatio may ever have had upon us. Another says, Sir Thomas Hardy thought Horatla was not Nelsons daughteer True, Sir Thomas did, and equally true it is, that Sir Harris ice0. las disposes of Sir Thomas's doubts; but what was Nelson's own belief? There are ...

... End Committee, meet on Weulneaday, at twelve h o'elock: Tomlineon, Fisher, John Yamworth, h. Greg- b eon. B:aithwaite Poole, Thomas Rlvde t' James Smith, ai -J. Fleming, R. R-nkin, and J. Carmichael. Inland h Carsi ge Committee, meet on Fridav, at half-past ...

... home from sickness,'and was under the care of Mr. Hardy. Towards the end of the week it was ?? thiat. the deceased waslabouraing under a fever and a Viderangedhistate of mind. OSturduy forenoon, Mr. Hardy -visited hispatient, and found him to be in such ...

... anld J . ?? Sat ii aol is Bolton T Briereliffe undl Rotbert Harriso~n. Liverpool e.J. Burrows,, WN. Byrom, Tohn Smith, and Thomas Wiclv. er' M)anchuster J. P, Brown, Rolt-ard Hardman, W'itllii ii, Martinl, and Jae ao. Ruchidale Chris. Bartk-er, go -Dick-in ...

... ton- mended to the magistrate.as overseers:-Hessrs. Thomas old, jageWalker, Thomas Orritt,, John Gibson, Thiomas Smith, pass Mde and G. Ashburner.-Several amendseints were moved by you! used Mr. Hardy, who proposed opposition candidates, but an e vith ...

... Infirmary, whcre mc p- 11er injuries terminated fatally ois Thursday last. be; :IC Mr. Cooke, of the Pilot-office, and Mr. Thomas War- fevi of burton, of the Exchange News-roomn, arc both receivi ft ssubsc~sriptioils for the i-cief of the fainilieie of ...