... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... position as for- ant emerly, the funnecl and masts being, partially visible above we bywater; but, in the Opsinion of Casptain Hardie, the cons- tine byi mander of thel, Admiral, if the sw-oil of yeiterday continued I the funnel wsould be soon washed away ...

... charts of tile Coast of W~igtoonshire, three shiplights, and i. nuniber of documents. Thle Indictment set en, by charging Thomas Henderson, a the master, George LangoujInd, the first ma~te, and John '1 Williams, the second niate, with culpable homicide ...

... t inventor of the steam-engine, after wbose early death be remained on ternis of intimaey with James WVatt himself) e and Thomas Camtipbell, author of the Pleasures of c Hope, WhosC cistillgllislled poetieal ?? he early felt , and appreciated. After ...

... Ledger, e, NV. Hall, Jiumes Niecholson, the Hoes. G Stapleton, S. usc Eaton, Z. Shier, W. Wilson ; Aldecin-un. IB 'amount, iti Hardy, llsciuliicls, Rylands, and Allen ; Tl'ecn-cotnc- - cillors Edilleistwne, Grimes; Perrin, Hoist, aind Whitet *and J. Maclis ...