... and Charles Hardy. From Manchester : Messrs. Alfred Harris, Rev. Dr. de Willis, W. Reysier Wood, and J. P. Bunting. From : Halifax: The Mayor, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. E. Wavell (town clerk). ?? Huddersfileld: Messrs. George Armitage, Thomas Mallinson, ...

... 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 ...

... Harrop submitted a circular from the Leeds board of fi W guardians, requesting the support of the Manchester board to S d Hardy's Beer Bill.-The Chairman stated that he had had the A if pleasure of attending a meeting it) the Town Halt on the ea o subject ...

... men have also been apprehended at Loughborough, on Ing n suspicion of being concerned in thle robbery. Their names the Iare Thomas M'ellors, a ticket-of-leave man, and Henry Blai *eMitchel, alias ,Fatty, and on being brought up they were Rev e remanded ...

... raised in heat should be pricked out in light soil under hand-glasses, in order to get them strong before planting-out time. HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEEN GARDEN.-A sloping bank should now be prepared and planted with runners of Alpine strawberry for fruiting ...

... Grasid Stand Plnte), end his horse, Iged Itobin, ran second ior the Cobliam Plate- A large depattation favourable to Mlr. Hardy's beer bill laid an ibterview nwith Lord Palmerston on Thusrsday.- In the Queen's B'nch on Ihursdssy therule which had been ...

... Russell, the 3ir Hon. and Rev. J. T. Pelham (the Bishop of Norwich, to elect) the H}on. and Rev. B. W. Noel, Mr. Thomas Cham- er bere, Mr. Thomas Farmer, the Rev. N., Wilkinson, Mr. Wilbraham Taylor, &c. dy After some introductory observations from the CHAit- ...

... of . Swansea Higher, Glamnorganshire, beer retailer., PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Webster, Samuel Hignett, and John Hignett, of Liverpool, snuff ?? Addison and Thomas Rudd, late of 6, Newcastle-place, Elgware-road, . ?? Smrith and David Chapman, of ...

... 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 ...

... Hunt is not, as is often thought, the oldest author living. Henry Hallam is six years, Walter Savage Lander is nine years, Thomas Dick is twelve years, and John Wilson Croker is not less than foorteen years, older than he. Of younger authors who were born ...

... 2,131; girls, 3,142; orpen- ters, 300; bricklayers, 160; choppers (who would he sought with far more advantage among the hardy and expert French Canadians than among our Euro- pean emigrants), 300 ; plasterers, 150; Coopers, 100 waggonmekers, 50; tailors ...

... shortly make several marine ?? Journal. TarE ADMIRALTY.-It is said that Sir Robert Peel's successor at the Admiralty will be Mr. Thomas George Baring, M.P. for Falmouth, who has been private secre- tary to Sir Charles Wood. A DEFAULTER AT VIENNA.-One of the ...