... 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 ...

... rton Beck Win.. Exelhy Clayton Jamee, Pudsey Beckett Thomas. fleehiupton Clayton John Naylor, Kippax Bedde~t.. Hneylane LodonClayton Thomas, Sooth:5tainhy edford John, Wadney. Gle1,rdo yton Thomas Greenwood, Bes- Bdford Win., Peniatouesige Beilinetoin ...

... S~a~me ~dazy. at Carr Mii near St. 11olen's. Lancashire, THOMAS gand Ite te to Same day, aged 37, Mr. JAS. PiNNIssoaroN, of Brotherton. ng nD it of On the 16th inst., at Oldhaim, aged 29, Mr. THOMAS EASTWOOD. J T surgeon. iU9 ae re Same day, aged 48, the ...

... 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 ...

... quietly attractive of the floral _ . groups were the dainty picotees with their delicate fringes. .In annuals, both tender and hardy, the exhibition was W neither extensive nor very choice, and here we can have no ky doubt the show on a future occasion, as ...

... 232 at halbf-pastIl.-Sols.Towne, Broad-street- build~n ~r n1 Torne. MurgS te-.-lfflcial ace giiee, Oannan. MIAitSfi -k1L Thomas John, of Bishopsgate-street.Without. engineer Sepc. 23, akt 1. and Oct. 29, at Il.-Sole. Linklater and saekwood, Sine-lanei ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Thomas Duncombe's'health is so :very pufavourable as to render it probable that there will he .abp'Dedy vacancy in the* representation of Finsbury. In lsuch a contingency, we understand a vary''general desire .will be expressed that Msr. Thomas Chambers ...

... J oepih. Danderlale J. Mtoss Maitthew. Wade Join1. Elii. Wm. Neill John. Watson hliarles. Edhlison Edwin. Nellist Thomas. Watson Thomas.. *Gresham H. 0Nertoni David. Whalley liroij. Gartsidle Robt. Nichols W*m. Weli- ter Abo. Gaunt Ileorge. ,Nussey Olsadials ...

... Esq., of Aust Broughton, Manchester, formerly of Hebden Bridge. ape. Same day, aged 43, Mr. DAVID HARDY, formerly of the firm of lone Jepson ard Hardy, drapers, Great Driffield. Same day, at Butt's Grove, Armley, aged 79, WeLLumAr HILL GE.'rL Req. first ...