... Timms, Charles G. Turton. Shipley, William Sugden. Skipton, Thomas M. Fitzgerald, Thomas M. Rodham; William Levell, Supernumerary. Addingham, John H. Faull, Alfred Abbott. Grassington, Thomas Savage. Settle, Samuel Bowman. Richakd Bat, Chairman of the ...

... to three years' penal servitude, for stealing a letter, containing two £5 notes; and last Monday,*a rural messenger, named Thomas Jonison, belonging to the same office, was brought before the city magistrates, charged with stealing a registered letter ...

... 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 ...

... Major-General T Thomas Ring, and many other respectable persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other means of cure wl had failed. Tl London: Barry Dv Barry and Co.. 77. Regent-street. qu WONDERS! WONDERS!! WONDERS ill OLD DR. HARDY'S Celebrated ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... register on the list of new claims respectively. Should any inaccuracy appear in the same, application may be made to Mr. Thomas Plint, 18, Parkrow, agent for the Leeds Reform Registration Society, by whom every assistance and information will be afforded ...

... 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 ...

... inquiry, at tbe West Riding Magistrates' Court, four trades- j men, residing at Drigblington, respectively named Thomas { Halliday, Thomas Cooper, and George Cooper, all maltsters, and Wtn. Houscroft, a grocer, were -finedâ??Halliday, (who is also a parochial ...

... fully joe- huad tifies *the course adopted by many of the most inlflunetial uldinhabitants of this borough in supporting Mr. Hardy's bill ,erfor placing all houses of entertainment in the hands of the air- magistrates for license, thereby ensuring a better ...

... right, too; but compel him to live with both of tuen A ia °f et house and tho punishment will bo intolerable. ™ et y__ to Thomas North, said to bo a shoemaker, erewhile resui » at New Leeds, who was charged in the Borough Court- Wednesday with having ...