... of good things wI ~h the *moll well how to provide. A fier ample twat.* boa bet rricite to this part of the proeeerliegh. Thomas litres, , Molnar Hoare, relied to the tiro.. t doorman opened the et the evenrog In home of tl notht touching soot ape , Taut ...

... Jmum JP. W. Fag. M.P. J 11. Whiteead. Char'', 'Unladen, Ea.; 11. 11. Esq. J.P. lieorge Lane Fox. Faq..l.P. Ingham, Er. . J.P. Thomas Greene Jot! Clayton, kite's/a, J.P. Fag. J.P. iliroryo Armitage, Elm. J.P. Joaeph Armitage, Esq. J Wm. Leigh Houk, J.P. I~aoeimlt ...

... upon this knotty point the occasion of the appearance of a man named Thomas Clark, of Manchester•road, before his betters the Borough Court, on Monday. Policeman Roper, found Thomas the other night beating his wife, and that too west severely. Ihe constable ...

... FOR DAMAGE DONE ROA UN.—On Thursday last, in the Court of . the West Riding Magistrate., before Joshua Pollard, Charles , Hardy, John Rand, - W. Walker and Alfred Harris, FAIL, a case of this nature was heard, in which the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway ...

... was slimmed with stealing a pheasant and a at Wakefield, oe this Ilth of January hot, the property of Martel Wins, Esq. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnston appeared fur the proseketions and for the dames fierieent Wilkins was specially renamed, and Mr. Bootle.; ...

... SPRING ASSIZES. NISI PRIUS COURT, March 9. (Itorers Mr. Baron Mammon I WtcrßAß AND oth. r. MMUS a5O •50. lir. Atheism and Mr. Hardy were fur the plaintiffs; Mr. Marais and Mr. Hill for the defenders. The plies& in this ease compeer the firm by whom the lad ...

... raising the wind out. side the pale of an ungrateful metropolis. The trey states that on Sunday morning last two men, named Hardy and Devlinmet to Rua in Brainless and the consequence was that there was a general engagement, and many wounds and serious ...

... and Joie Wood. 26, Were eberged with baring, on the lath January last, at assaulted and rubbed Abraham Mallow salines Mr. Hardy and Mr. Wood were tor the pima-aims; I primmer, were undefended. The prosecutor is a manufacturing chemist, raiding at • place ...

... Monday Evening, March the Chair to be taken at Half-past Six o'clock, by THOMAS M A LLINSON, Esq., of Newhouse, Huddersfield; the Revs. ALFRED BARRETT, JOHN PARKES, ROBERT SPENCE HARDY, F. A.WEsT (Chairman of the District), and others, are expected to Address ...

... court with a verdict fur the plaintiff for £907 12s. MOOD 0. 111 LI. AND OWL- Jury.) Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, Mr. Hill, and Mr. Hardy for the plaintiff; Mr. Martin, Mr Cowling, and Mr. Pollee theca dents. The declaration alleged that the defendants were pememed ...

... iet, will be held at Halifax in the following order:— On Day, Mar , A 240.18550, at SOUTH-PARADP. C , the REV. ROBERT SPENCE HARDY, Missionary from the East Indies, will preach at Half. past Teo o'clock in the Morning; the REV. JOHN PARKES, Mi►siooary from ...

... we h o p s those Wader roe net paid • the Maki, will do so. We had dies (where it may he wise) • lips en • the passers. Mr Hardy, lendrdy IM rid Hounds Hippirbeira The tree is pissed in or of the windows the lee, and loses a premien the werth hill 14 prow ...