... Gaukrodger 0 5 0 ' John Simpson 0 2 0 John Gregson 0 5 01 Edwd. Woolley 0 S 0 .1 -ha Johnson 0 4 0 ' Andrew Cowman 0 5 0 __unl. Thompson 0 5 0 John Kirk 1 1 0 Benj. Feathers 0 2 6 Jon. Dickinson & Son 2 0 0 James Marshall 0 2 6 John Pullon 10 0 Collection ...

... bring on the same motion for Parliamentary Reform which he bad introduced last session. LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND HIS MEASURES. Mr. C. LEWIS stated that Lord John RusseU would be in bis place on Friday week, and would then state what course he pro- posed to ...

... DENHIAMS. 'witnegs-SAMnL. I'TY. MtoGEt.ev JOEL DENHAM. Clerk to Mr. John Haigh, Solicitor, 15, new-street, Hudders`fleldl. IN TIHE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY FOR' THE LEEDS DISTRICT-It tlte Mfatter of JOHN llEI1, of Iluddersfield, io the county of York, merchant, dealer ...

... Row. John Robert Tod, Esq., W.S., 30, Moray Place. LONDON. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD. The Right Honourable the Earl of Aberdeen. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. A. Macgregor, Esq., 31, Chester Street, Gros venor Place. John Scott, Esq., 4, Hyde Park Street. John Plowes ...

... — _ _. ?? ■*esrs John Brooke A Sons, Armetage Bredge, near Huddersfield. ; Keesrs. Geo. Crosland & Sons, Crosland Moor, near Huddersfield. ( K_ . Barnccott _ Hirst, Huddersfield. Hfcnrs H T. C. Wei— kv & Co., Huddersfield. HtesrM John Firtii It Son, Paddock ...

... AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &o., vie., one waggon, 41 inch wheels, with patent arms, side- boards and shelvings; one narrow wheeled do.; 41 inch wbeeled cart, with paienit arms, sideboards, and shelvings; broad-wheoeled cart; winanowisg machiine, by Bick; ...

... that on the previous )rty afternoon the prisoner was observed on the road near to cali- Benton-bridga, with the child in her arms, and was seen to tsr, throw the child over the battlements ; it fell into a trough on filled with water, whpn the parties whohbad ...

... that on the previous crty afternoon the prisoner wats observed on the road near to tnin- Benton-bridge, with the child in her- arms, and was seen to her, throw the child over the battlements ; it fell into a trough Oil filled with water, when the purties ...

... but in the first year, in consequence ofthe payments for the equipments and arms ofthe men, it would be £400,000. It was proposed that the expense for the equipments and arms of the men, and occasioned by tho bounties, should be borne by the public purse ...

... During the discussion on the subject, some remarks made by Mr. Grattan in the absence of Mr. Anstey, having been resented by the latter gentleman on his return, in terms which caused Mr. Grattan to quit the house abruptly, the interposition of the Speaker ...

... The Bradford Piece Hall ?? the Liverpool Waterworkce Bill ill, were read a third time, re- THE POOR-LAW COMMISSION. the Sir JOHN TROLLOPE, In reply to a question from Laid DI. too Stuart, said It was the intention of the Government to bring in a bill lad ...

... Shafts an** Patent Arms; One Box Cart, with 4. Inch Wheels and Patent Arms ; One Ditto, with ?? Inch Wliotls ; ?? Dill , with :i Inel Wheels ; Two A-hlar Carls, With *H and It Inch Wheels; OHI Stone Wherry, with 4) Inch Whori, and Patent Arms : One F ?? Wheeled ...