... i the above school-room. The room was beauti- D was-tie ecorateil wlls evergreens. ?A meeting was after- i held, Cisas-les Hardy, Esq., Od1a:-ll Hospresid-b ing, and apropriate addresses on the utility Of Sab~baths 0 Aus soolut-tinwrdeieebythe Ris'. J ...

... of poor-rates within all parts of the borough. - The announcement was received with unanimous satiB- ffaction.-Mr. Abraham Hardy, corn miller, Thornton, M, offered to supply oatmeal to the workhouse, a conltract he an had rnot hitherto been enabled to ...

... Spangl,,d: I. Thomas can( Hineks, Penullelds, Wolvarhamnpton, Staffordahire.-Cias,23. Siliver late Laced and Silver Spanigled: 1. James Dix mu, Bradford,-Class 24 Lori Blacks: 1. Matthew Rtidgway, Dawsbury.-clas 25. White Bmu tems: 1. Mrs. Thoma~s Towoley ...

... SECRETARY-Mr. James Hole. . DIECTORs--Messrs. John N. Dickinson, Samuel Hick, .-Thomas Pnt, John Hope Sha, John Hall Thorp, W. IS H. J. Traice, JLnry Gore, James Rider, and Thomas A Scattergood. g AaDXTOBS-Messrs. Samuel Rayner end Joseph Red- d The whole ...

... j AT PFDSEY.-The Magis. es trates present, on Tbl!r'day, at the West Riding Court, ut Bradford, were J. ?ollard, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., G. Pol- in lard, Esq., A. Isrris, Esq., J. Hollings, Esq., W. Hors- dd fall, Esq., va Capt. Pollard. There were five ...

... shop in Wade-lane, and wife of Thomas Spence, chimney sweeper, was charged with cutting and wounding a girl of question- able character, named Mary Ann Moorhouse. The main facts of the case are, that on Wednesday noon, Thomas B I Spence was making free at ...

... charges made against the superintendent t were none of them proved. Perhaps Mr. Moore wished to have Mr. Hobson for clerk, Thomas as superintendent, their aold surveyor, and himself as chairman.-Mr. Riley said the Watch Committee had seriously thought ...

... -Tong.-A sheep was recently slaughtered on the farm of Mr. Oddy, and the car- cass taken away; one also on the farm of Mr. Hardy-The office of the contractors of the branch railway, now in course of formation from Bradford to Gildersome, was recently broken ...

... Conservative candidate is a Yorkshiremnan, pmr Mlr. Gathorne Hardy. tl A deputation, consisting of the Rev. J. Hand, and Messrs. H. Jubb, Joli Hibbard, Samuel Renshaw, of John Rhodes, Thomas Smith, jun., and Gibray, of Hands- en worth, and Messrs. Robert ...

... Little Horton Ward-Mr. Samuel Laycuck Tee, woolatapler, Iv ad and Mr. Jas. Thompson, woolatapler; Manininghiaml Ward- I ry Mr. Thomas P. Muff, draper, and Mr. John Tbistblethwaidte, I ,r. woolatapler. in PASU~aCOUNTERFEIT CorN.-At the West Rid- Ii er so aistrates' ...

... second rtading dis. of Sir VT. Clny's Church Rate Abolition Bill;- the Hosn. A, aner Dencombe, the Holn. 0. Duncombe, Mr. Hardy, lord nsa, Hothaum, and Messrs. Milnes, SanldarB, Smyth, and Warrer byvoted, and Mr. Woodd paired, against it. In 1554, lbe ...

... of beer in Iwo hours, anda continue it for a long time. b I DE-FICIENT SuCrmES.-Oct Saturday, at the Leeds £ Court-house, Thomas Hasler, a provision shopkeeper, in n1 alabgate, was charged by Mr. Speed with having scales v ~,in his possession on ounce ...