... 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 ...

... Bradford ?? Wm. Rand, Esq. Halifax . John Crossley, Esq. (re-elected). IeWakefield ?? James Micklethwaite, Esq. d Ripon . Thomas Farmery, Esq. a Wigan .. Ralph Darlington, Esq. g Liverpool . John Bent, Req. e York. Mr. Alderman James Meek, (second time) ...

... hed that it dogs not prevent, or check, Murder. 1hat The disgraceful proceedings at Chelmsford, has after the execution of THOMAS DoaRY and tion SARtA C11ESHAZ, has induced the respectable ady inhabitants of that town to petition the Legis- the lature ...

... impoitant case, The )t G tcnaral v. Cozens Hardy, is pending befare Cliscelor Lord Cranwsrth, respecting the right of 'io to it W\esleytols chapel, at Holt, iso Norfolk, I, ulr' f o llicl Air. Hardy atsd other trustoes of the Lurl3 I Pirty have ...

... INorwich Union. et, SHOcSSIONS FROM TuH CHURiCH AT HULL, - An ret other of the curates of the High ChOitch of Full, be the Rev. Thomas Dykes, has publicly announced on his resignation, on the same grounds its those stated a Jr. by his late coadjutor, Mr. Borff ...

... ' ALLGeID 'MueDERnay Porsossase AT MANOCtEST811, -The mother end stepfather of a girl, aged sixteen, I ?? Waddington (or Hardy), are in cue- 8 tody at Manchester,. on the horrible suspicion of ~ having' Inurdered her by administering arsenic. The names ...

... keeping the peace, some for six, and others for twelve months. ArTnaPT To OvnTUaN A TRAIN.-On Saturday last two nten, named Thomas Sudell and William Smith, well known in the neighbourbood of Hatfield, Hertfordshire, as notorious' poachers, were brought ...

... keeping the peace, some for six, and others for twelve months. ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN A TRAIN.-On Saturday last two men, named Thomas Sudell and William Smith, well known in the neighbourbood of Hatfield, Ilertfordsbire, as notorious poachers, were brought ...

... the committee or mosnthly ht boird for the year ?? Barker, Joseph Brook. IV T. P. Croslrted, Thomars Firth,joint., Thomas Gill. Thomas Haley, e' Sarnest Mikio, Samusi 045en, Themss Brock, Wmn. Bailey, Itev- it Jolts Rleigh Benjamcia Hey, Jere Kaey, T ...

... entirely down. Two cottages belonging to the same- ge~ntleman, sristainad damage to the amount of £6. A tran belonging to Mr. Thomas Platt, farmer, at Orouipton, aear ofha, a blown entirely down, The loss in this ease was Iabout £40. Part of thne roof of ...

... entirely down. Two cottages belonging to the same gentleman, sustained damage to the 1 amount of £0. A barn belonging to Mr. Thomas Plat, farmer, at Crompton, near Oldham, was blown entirely down. The loss in this case was about £40. Part of the roof of ...