... estate of James Chappel, at 11, dta 1 George Sheppard, corn dealer, ThorntOn l.e.Clayg aud~ 3ee Thomas Broadbent, draper, Halifax, choice of sv Hlenry Hardy, tea dealer, &o., Bradford, audit, at 11, Geo. Wilson, draper, Wakedield, audit, at 11. ley, I' ...

... Henry uine, George llussell, Itobert Cass. Bishop Auckland, Robert Cooke, Thomas Hughes, e Middleham, Henry Dean, George Abbott. Richmond, Jasmses fS. Thomas, John lebb. Reeth, Thomas Kernshall. Robert W. Broomfield. Bedale, JamessBate, Jabez Ingham. ...

... 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) ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Geotlelen, your very humble servant, GEORGE MOXON. e 4, Iteubep-street, Leeds, Jueti f ih, t86l. f TO CORItESPONDENTS, t 3 ir. Hardy, formerly ]lecorder of Leeds, unsuccessfully contested the boreugli at Poutefrrtdt iu ttAJ3, but he has never represented it ...

... adlverse nircumnstances. The exirerle from of of lice speeches in defeecs) Of Captinic Bailey and Lord George Gordon, pr ~s Hardy, and otherer and the colltetral facts which Mtr.Westadclueoed, be ad, enabled ilce audience to contrast ths liberty now enioyed ...

... adopted. Mr. Alderman Meek presided, and there- were also present Mr. Alderman Jas. Richardson, Mr. Alderman Lemon, Thomas Price; Esq., Thomas Simpson, Esq., M.D., T. N. Champntey,-Esq., D. Russell, Esq., H. Brear, Esq., Coio'el sw nfor h, G. Shann, Esq. ...

... horse, L1 lU, BEASTS. Mr. Richard Hardy, Tong, for the largest and best stock of beasts, e3 Ifse.; 6. ar. John Earner. Ptdeey, for the second best do. £3a; 7. Mr. Richard Hardy, Tong, for the best bred cow . £1l; 5. Mr. Thomas Uppleby, Woodhouse, for the best ...

... in tice chair ; J. Rand, Faq., A. Harris, raq., T Cal. Tempest, J. C. U). Charlesworth, Eaq., J. Alcorlcoue, show Faq., C. Hardy, Esq., J. Foster, Esq, J. Crossley Sutcliffe, the Faq., J. Riley,;Eaq, S. Waterhouse, Faq., F. F. Whitehiead, Marc Faq., J ...

... catalogue ; but we were also much pleased to observe the first-rate workmanship of our townsmen, Mr. F. Jackson, Mr. Hope, and Mr. Thomas Hall, in their res- pective departments of painting, gilding, and ornamental wood, lavished upon the house itself. The carvings ...

... 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 ...