... James Catton, Richard Petch; Wm. aWaterhouoe, euper. Pateley Bridge-Wui. Patker, Thomas 1H. Rodham. Pontafract-Thomas Duni. Wm Dawson. antu,.l Simmons, Robert Inglis; Thomas loxonesuper. Cleckhednton o -JacobTarvey. Yeadon nearLeeds)-JohnlImes(,n. Wood ...

... Donald, and Rev. A. Lambert ; ( ,nd for the city of Yorke-J. R. Mills, Eaq., and Rev. T. Drtyrell for the old Ainsty-Charles Hardy, Esq., arid Rev. J. Bar-I ins ber ; for the newv Ainsty-J. T. Wharton, Esq., Rev. F. H. I or-. S. Monteath, and I-I. J. Hlare ...

... charged with night gard. St poaching, at Dewebury. on the list Nov. last. resol i- Mr. Ovearorie, was for the prosecution; Mr. HARDY defended blase Is the prisoner, hos bI e- The prosecutor, John Haigh, Esq. preserves the game on cer- appe ry tain land belonging ...

... (Applause.) Ue would not ol kid lengar detain them from that which they were all looking forward be ts with plearure. pi1be r- Mr. HARDY, B.A., the Principal of the Institution, read hi a00 annual report of tho College proceedings and arrangements, from on which ...

... of Thomas Spooner, Esq., .late of George-yard, Locubind-streel, Londocs, who died e without issue tial vise year 1839, possessed of sevoral valuable 7 estates in lice county of Saffbik. Mar. Spooner wee lice only 8child of Jacces, con of Thomas Spoonsr' ...

... -Mechanics' Institute; Mr. W. H. 3. Traice, and Mr. lest st.Molvor, of Leeds;- the Rev. -3. W-. Thomas, of Dewsbury ; eveni Purl the-Rev,, S. Oddie,' and Mr. Thomas Dews, of Ossett. A glee - en selection, of music was slung at intervals during thme evening ...

... reons. George Tathasn, Esui., presided, and thle useetieg i was addressed by the Rev. Ii. Brewer, the R ev. J. Mdangliass, All Thomas Harvey, Esq., and -Mr. W. -f. Holroyd, tise agent of ha, thee associatioss. 'lis speakissg was good, aced ties neceticeg prc ...

... policemrani : did yetri tire intend tirose obeervatioirs to apply to iris 1 arid upon re- con- ceivirig eal atlhriiuative reply, Thomas added- Trera you s, as take tirat, sod iriinerlistely pulled Ur. Jiones' nose, giving etrid it a severe arreucir, arid ...

... charged in the seine proportion, 1p0 except when the quality was low or there was a special coms- cis tract ; and also by Mr. 'Thomas Itelertshaw, ili the ensploy Tim of Messrs. J. Fester cud Sons, Quseusimead ; cudl Mr. ]Isaac tb( N'ernington. Mr. Tlerry ...

... ICcimyy ijy I P ?? ii:cr L -i, . Ka\'0 , si c Ci-scrydihi ?? ?? 'i'ie gaine occuhcled thirty-tveo 00013ta ?? ff . ro, . Ilotbrly Hardi oe . Ic b.Lcy ronoc.I I.i WI10 Cr co 1 ?? A, ?? It. CroIniI, rcic ?? I. . (. Thomsas, c. J as . Aiiy. .. 'oal i BA R~N ~- LEY ...

... eas tlsitcargedl, t,~ xi'sa-trzde ad-lead tnot axo frotjticait sio inuit thle eershohi ANq Aa'meax'%VAr.D PRCa'AStE.-Honry Hardy, a firnitiftre Aloller, 'was yesteraday cbargeul at the Blradfordi I 'rouh I-coatrf witix Ieaaliig llxrse hixtack Poland fowls ...

... mteat, iris/i Acid) /aoueis. bch 9'Jy'HU1,iDA Y, Dec. 13. (Before Nfr. Baron MARTIN.) ALLEGED SUi3OPL5NA'TON 01 ' .Pi-JfihY. THOMAS SIIEPHERDI~ONT (27) wa,,s indicted for sub-tl orniation of Perjury, at Great L)isifield, onl tie 7thl of Joly-ls last. Mr ...