... following nobleman and gentl emen have a 'been added to, the commission of the peace fo- , the Weit ceR Riding - I The Right Hon. Thomas Lord Ribbleedale. The Hon. William Henry Forester Denison, The Hon.Jaines Frederic Stuart Wortley. EdmundkBeckett Dienisen ...

... sho a trespass in search of rabbits on th e common. The Rev . thee J. H. Sparke, W. H. Cozens Hardy, and W. Pemberton, tio Esqrs., were on the Be nch. Mr. Hardy was not satisfied the that Doughty was a trespasser. T he case was adjourned for me' a mootho ...

... the dock at the Guildhall, Huddersfield, l d charged with stealing 4j Ilbs. of snuff, value 21 4s. 9d., the me property of Thomas Buckley. Prosecutor is carrier between a r Clayton West and Huddersfield. On Thursday, tlme 4th J 1, inst., e received 4? ...

... (Buxton-road, &-c.)-Robert Newcutea, Willi,,a Je-snp. Holsmftrlh-James Kendall, 2nd, Daniel Walton; Thomas llitll tr numerary. So werbiq JBride-Somepli Floyd, Thomas Collins, James Harris N. 1. Brother larrisshall reside at Stainland. Tarlrosrder--Johrl Boyd ...

... charged with obtaining a bag of tops, thse pro- perty of Mr. Hardy, wooletapler, under false and fraudu- lent hsretenes. Mr. Terry appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Hutchineon for the defene. iMr. Hardy is a wool- stapler carrying on business in Canal-road, ...

... -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 ...

... See,s, Edward Akkroyd, E-q., Edward Bainee, REsq., Robert BaerL, Ecu., J. B. Favishl, Esq., William Ferrand, Es-, Charle Hardy. Esq-, James Hole, Esq., George Hyde, REsq., 'th the Rev. E. Jackson, W. Al. Nelson, Esq., the Rev. J. Armnitage R1hodes, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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' ...

... g the advance commenced to repay it, J. by instaiimnents of 2%. per week, in a fortnight after he had reteised it. Mr. C. Hardy said they called thit the Check- h~s Eneil onSociety, hut it seemed to hitu any- In ibisg but triendlysociety. He considered ...

... single orange to omie of the company, hut before he could pay for it, Hardy knocked bins over tlme orange vendor, who fell across the table. sonse altercation ensued, and then Hardy threw one basketI of ranes po th fie;theothr asket was rescued by Mrs ...