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... Nloffatt. Latia.-Charlas Durciss, Joseph Davis, Christopher Imrnay, Thomas Tilstoi. Frr ?? Tilston, Christopher Imnray, Thomas P. A~rbhrm. Ardrnetio. -Willarm Jam'ieson, Thomas Morris, Thomas Lvans, HenryJohu Wotkman. JIremisrry;-Chriswopher Imray, Edwin Miller ...
... Charles Hardy. Front Mmiolester: Messrs. Alfred Harris, 11ev. Dr. De Willis, W .. Rayner Wood, and T. P. Bunting. From Halifimx: T'he Mayor, Mr. Jonathan Smith, and Mr. E . M. Wavell (town clerk.) From Huddersfield: Messrs. George Armitage, Thomas Mallinson ...
... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. THE BATTLE OF BEER. What Thomas Hood called the Vat-ican has sustained a signal defeat. Tke brewers .in the House of Commons were not strong enough to earry Mr. Hardy's bill for the discouragement of beer. The licensing m ...
... to Sir Fitzroy Kelly, M.P., £2; Thomas Page, gardener to Mr. Win. Leaf, £1; ?? ails, gardener to Right Hon. Earl of Lovelaes,£22 J. G. Fleming, Trentham, £1l. Extra: Thomas Mlake, gardener to, Mr. E. Green, lOs. ; Thomas Page, gardener to Mr. Leaf, l03 ...
... 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 ...
... 30th ult. The Ann and John, Stoker, left Rent on the 28th May, for Falmouth. The Sarah Huntley, Cotton, from Cardiff, and the Thomas Young, Grant, from Fuime, arrived at Constantinople pre- vious to the 28th ult. The Juninse Tate, from Sulina, arrived at ...
... the bill, admitted the necessity of legislation on the subject, and promised a measure at some future time. One part of Mr. H.ARDY'S bill seems to have been overlooked in the debate, viz.: that relating to a stricter supervision of the low coffee-houses ...
... were very l good, and the.hardy little Exxmoors were not without their merit. During the show we beard canvassed more than I t once the propriety of encouraging these mountain breeds. We think it essential that all these hardy sorts should be fostered ...
... Kingston-upon-Hull, auctioneer, July 1-Pichard Wintor Neave, of Market Rasen, Lincoln, and of Sstiflieli, mill r, July 1-Joseph Hardy (and not Hurdy, as advertised in last Tuesday's Gaccftc), ot NNottingham, miller, July 7. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. William Ellis ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... incumbent of St. Thomas's, Toxteth-pari, has been presented by a number of the ladies of his 'congregation with a beautiful set of pulpit robes and an address, expressing their sincere respect for him and his ministry at St. Thomas's. The members of ...