... DEATH OF THE VETERAN DEMOCRAT, - THOMAS PRESTON. TO MR. G. JULTAN BARNEY. DEAR w.SaR,-OnOe of the oldest veteran re- .formers of the day-the fellow-worker with those .nobles of mind and humanity, Hardy, Horne Tooke, Thelwall, Gale Jones, and othere-one ...

... DEATH OF 'HE VETERAN DEMOCRAT, THOMAS PRESTON. TO MR. G.. JULIAN HARNEY.: DEAR SIR,-One of the' oldest veteran re- ,formers of the day-the fellow-worker with those nobles of mind-and humanity, Hardy, Horne Tooke, *Thelwall, Gale Jones, andothers-one who ...

... AMAOISTRtATEs' ROo,-.Before thle Rev. J. W. Bower-, :H- Boynton, Esq., Thos., Pricket, E sq., and WV. Batitell, I :Ifq.-Sarah Hardy, of Bridhittgton, charged Gao. Gibson, of tea sme lilace, with striking liar on thle 22td Suite, Fined Bs. and costs. Both ...

... Was bun. e dance of provisions without the importation of t grain, and the Republic could always 'aom- mand the services of hardy and brave. warriors . when occasion' rcqeuired. But in succeeding ages-especially under the Emperora-when landed properiy was ...

... 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' ...

... little village of Fri'n- ley, near Bagshot, was the scene, on Wednesday, of a prize fight between two men, William Gill and Thomas Griffiths, the former an old professor of the scieolce of pugilism, and the latterani aspirant for pligilistic honostrs. A ...

... 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. ...

... our t readers:- e ' At a very early period of his life Mr. Thomas, Preston espoused the cause of Parliamentary Re-a form, and became the friend and coadjutor of Horne Tooke, Theliwall, and Hardy. So long ago as I March, 1782, he was, admitted a mender of ...

... readers -, ! ; : ?? *At a very earlyperiod of. his life Mr. Thomas Preston espoused the eause of Parliamentary, Re. form, and became thefriend and coadjutor of Hore Tooke, Thelwall, and, Hardy. SD long, ago as ,March, 1782, he was adraitted.-a memuber ...

... gi a nobly sacrificed his 'life in behalf-of the unfortunate j and downtrodded masses of misgoverned Ireland. b e Andrew Hardie, a young and enthusiastic Scotsman, p , also suffered martyrdom at Stirling in 1820, for his IE 3I devotion tothe holy cause ...

... our tt readers- G At a very early period of his life Mr. Thomas in Preston espoused the cause of Parliamentary Re. a form, and became the friend and coad jutor of Horne Tooke, Thelwall, and Hardy. So long ago as aMarch, 1782, he was admitted a merinor ...

... water to enter. VISITORS AT BuRLINGTON.-Among thle visitors at Burlingion ?? Shocklock, Rt.N., and Mrs., WV. Fieldl, Esq., Thomas Field, Elsq., Hull; AIrs. Dawson sod family, Dhillfeld; Mr. Hutrlriasan arid family, Miss Reckitit, Mir. and Mrs. Tadlman ...