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... MR. HARDY'S BILL RELATIVE T'O BEER-SHOPS, COFFEE-SHOPS, &e. Is - ._ of On Thursday, an influential deputation, incind- ex- log Mayors, county and bhoromuh Magistrates from~ the chief the towns of tile West Ridinog and other portionsi of thle pro- ~tvinces ...
... NB. Brother Page shall resede at Mlirfield. Knaresborouigh-Acuilla Barber, *latthew Salt, Richard Hardy. boal re, Olley-John Fletcher, John I. Muff; Thomas Fletcher, William Hac ler Waterhouse, Supernumeraries. Trl1 nd Patelev Bridge-Joseph Kipling. John ...
... Tindall, P. M'Owan, W. Naylom-, J. Scott, P. Duncan, Two J. Loutit, SW'. M. Punshon, J. Al. lligg, ?? Prest, Thomas tes Turner, and Thomas Jackson, severally addressed time Con- dat ference, and the conclusion arrived at was that they nced pro not pass ...
... the Hartley to 8th London, J. Hobikirk to Luton, Thomas I ?? to Liverpool, H. W. Holland to let Manchester, ratl tedt J. D. Julian to Braintley, Thomas Tretlioway to nuarces- fine ate borough, Richard Hardy to Harrogate, R. Dugdala to Not- the rth tinglham ...
... Wales, Thos. Jones Edinburgh, R.. S. Hardy North Wales, Thes. Aubrey 'Zetlasad, . Haworthla c Birminghlam, W. Nayler , Three nevi chairmen ?? elected this year wiho have an lnotihegil'tile office before, the Revs. Thomas Stokoc, Hugh e l Jones, and Wilson ...
... . I n the following morning, at half-past five, Thomas st aShillito, a watchman, entered prisoner's cell and lit the - gas, and deceased was then alive and well ; but at half-past et seven, when Thomas Blackburn, a warder, took prisoner his tZ breakfast ...
... manufacturer, Londoo. Wm. Lloyd, frying pan manufacturer, Picton. Thomas Roe, machine bhldder. Nottingham. John Porter. lace manu£fcturer, Old Redford. James liseell. soap maker, Bristol. Thomas Taylor and John Seager, indigo manufacturer, Sjundweli, Wm. Horsfall ...
... Ferns, W. Chadwick, at sr Jelit Sampson, 11. L. Route, Thomas M'Intyre, J. Barnes, tli C. Crabtree, J. 0. Butler, A. ?? D. Leather, Thomas ?? Adphillip.s William Bousfield, Martin Cawood, Thomas at at Harding, Joseph Wright, John Cross, and T. Simpson ...
... seurzol, Ist col- lection of produce.I Mr Thomas Wood (allotment and ?? parsley- iot and 2nd white celery, 1st scarlet dahiag. G Escritt, Dritlfeld-2nd dark fuchsia, ist nalceolarla, ist 3 verblinas, 2nd hardy herbaceous plant, ist and 2nd gladiolus, i5~p~sly ...
... generations of the family before hui ; and ofthe only point of the tradition I feel proud of is this. One reof these poor hardy islanders was renowned in the district btfor great wisdom and prudence; and it is related that, when [atlie was on his deathbed ...
... were only three Methodist ministers; and he was s~urrounded by circuits almost equally destitute.I 1. The Rev. R. SPENCER HARDY referred to the noble efforts BPi o of the Scottish Presbyterian churches on behalf of Home an y Missions, and said that surely ...
... Mitton, Rev. J. R. Campbell, Rev. H. J. Burfield, Rev. Kinight Gale, Rev. J. Newton, Rev. David Sim, Pev. W. Thomas, Titus Salt, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., h Mr. Alderman Rand, Mr. Ald. Mitchell, Mr. Ald. Turner, John Rtawson, Eiq., John PrieEtuan . Messrs ...