... active part in premotieg tie till of last sareosi, bu inkby anthems Hardy, eEsq., Mt.? The Msaor of Bradford (H. Brown, Esq.)e ga occupriedth chaillr, and among tit Hoewett were G. Hardy. esq., h.P., Gesrooas of vle sad . ilrgatrsc'doe Retre,; the erdse ...

... Heath with houses to kilt the intruding citizens and cut off their right, and one of these ways, and the most effectual, Sir THOMAS has been so long, and is still so pertinaciously striving to effect, and that is simply by enclosing the Heath entirely, and ...

... him (Mr. White) the sum of 210, being the amount of two hundred ?? the motion of Mr. James Pontey, seconded by Mr. Joseph Hardy, the following were ad- mitted members, and each paid one guinea:-Mr. Stephen Petitt, Merchants' Hotel, Oldham-street; William ...

... earnestly the best gifts. MR. HARDY'S BEER BILL. On Tuesday afternoon a large public meeting of the beersellers of the metropolis was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose lf taking measures to secure the rejection of Mr. Hardy's bill for the regulation ...

... C. S. B. Handreeb, Ha. Capt. H. Maccourt, Colonel Hardy, GatharnO Hayos, Sir Edmound Heetheoto, Sir Win. Heneoge, G. H. W. Henley, lii. Mn. J. W. Hesniter, Lord Herbert, lt. Hon. S. Herbert, Sir Thomas Herbert, Hon. P. E. Hervey, Lord A. Heywortli, Lawrence ...

... 075 Browq, John ?? ?? 9,9121 Acock, Minors ?? $aunders, Jane ?? ?? 88 Quigley, Ann ?? ,832 Watts, William ?? ,810 Brodprick Thomas ?? 9,718 Emery, ?? 9,60-i Nhill)U, Rolbr~t ?? 8,011 Tise CHsAIMANc then deolared these persons as the scicceesscil candidates ...

... Joseph Hodgson, WV. N. Portman, W. TnrS.eo, Cross It. A. Holford, 1tbert Powell, F. S. Hardy, G. Croassey, Frank Hopwood, J. T. Iayolham, Lord lleadlara, T. Aleckel, Thomas Anderson, Sir J. Atherton, Wm. Ayrton, A. S. Ua-well, Jolro Baring, Sir F. lirroard ...

... Bradley Sedley; White HorseFetter- lane, from Joseph Ransoden to James Hilton; Park Inn, St. Michael's-terrace (billiards), from Thomas Riclmmonid to ElRas Jeakinson. PROVcNCIAL LICENSED VeCTUAa:1ERs' DarENCeo LimAGuV.- Onl Tuesday afternoon a meeting of deputies ...

... Thompson. George eeds, William Morris, Rt. Ion. G. C. Thornely. Thomas ,Deaioa, didaond Lows, Rt. Hon. R. Thornhill, W. P. Eenier, lelzy liio~vtt. rnucn WTitha, William Liaion. .13. Luce, Thomas Tliila teat,'S, J. Mackier, John fiollemahe, John .lwc'orese ...

... ar. Hil], Past Cbair- Oa1n 2i.. T. Greasley, Chairman, and Mr. Jac. Glover, Deputy Leiraeoo, of tice Society of Hull; Mr. Thomas Crowther, Halifax; It Thames Calloway, Wolverhampton; Mr. Challingsworth, ucletv nr Ellis and Mr. M'Tecvie, Nottingham; Mr ...

... depositors, consisting of the following gentlemen:-Meesrs. J. H. Wrigley, B. Darbyshire. W. Hope, P. G. Heyworth, P. Rawson, Thomas Gair. - Tyson, and W. P. Macgregor. A conference then took place between the committee so appointed and the directors, and ...

... Carpenter, late of Liverpool. St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster, Nov. 10 WilldsorCastle, ?? John Thomas Illazdell, the late occupier, to Thomas Sharp. Castle, Great Chapel-street, to Ann Glover, widosv and administratrix of Elias Glover, the late ...