... the meeting by circular, presided, and there were about gentlemen present,—including the Vicar, Titus Salt. Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., the Rev. J. H. Burfleld, Rev. K. Gale, Key. W. Rev. Rev. Dr. Jobson, Rev. H. Dowson, Rev. J. R. Camobell Rev. J. H. ...

... part hi promoting the bill of last session, brought in by Gathorne Hardy, Esq., jj.P. The Mayor of Bradford (H. Brown, Esq.) occupied the chair, and amongst those present were G. Hardy, Esq., M.T., Geo. Pollard, W. Walker, W. Murgatroyd, Esqrs. ; the Revds ...

... ; Timothy Horsfall, Esq., Hawksworth ; William Horsfall, Esq., Calverley House; J. B. Greenwood, Esq-» Dewsbury ; Charles Hardy, Esq,, Odsall House; Joshua Pollard, Esq., Scarr Hill; Captain Pollard, Crow Trees; George Pollard, Esq., R. Miiligan, Esq ...

... said he still lived at Hardy's Farm. About month ago, was one Saturday afternoon scraping tbe dirt in front of the granary, with Thomas Henderson. There was one of the boards broken, and scraped dirt out from beside it, as Thomas toid bim to do and tben ...

... . I n the following morning, at half-past five, Thomas st aShillito, a watchman, entered prisoner's cell and lit the - gas, and deceased was then alive and well ; but at half-past et seven, when Thomas Blackburn, a warder, took prisoner his tZ breakfast ...

... manufacturer, Londoo. Wm. Lloyd, frying pan manufacturer, Picton. Thomas Roe, machine bhldder. Nottingham. John Porter. lace manu£fcturer, Old Redford. James liseell. soap maker, Bristol. Thomas Taylor and John Seager, indigo manufacturer, Sjundweli, Wm. Horsfall ...

... general la BaASDca Paris.) New Ready/.Price Cd., THE FOAKS' ANNUAL, AN POOMOOR OLMENACK, FOR 1858. Tom Esq., B.W. London: Thomas W. men-Corner; Leeds: Awes Maun, Duncan Street; and all Booksellers. NOW READS', BRICE SIXPENCE. * MANN'S ALMANACK FOR 1858; ...

... the gun, which Thomas fired out of Jam door. They then went to the sitting-room, and showed them a small desk, where he said his money from • ° r £14 10s '« he could not say which —was taken Poli * * u °n soon afterwards went with Thomas for the witness ...

... Mitton, Rev. J. R. Campbell, Rev. H. J. Burfield, Rev. Kinight Gale, Rev. J. Newton, Rev. David Sim, Pev. W. Thomas, Titus Salt, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., h Mr. Alderman Rand, Mr. Ald. Mitchell, Mr. Ald. Turner, John Rtawson, Eiq., John PrieEtuan . Messrs ...

... knife, a fish slice, and two salt sellers, weighig toge- tber sixteen ounces, the property of Mr. Thomas *nn, of the Royal Hotel, his master; and Thomas Snow n, the father of the first-named prisoner, was charged with eceiv- ing the above plate, knowing ...

... Witness took time money from leer, and I f found £7 10.s. in gold, and go; in silver. Prisoner said a rlie had it from Thomas, anod Thomas confirmed thei 3statement. I-Ia had his tea, and was then renuoved to 'I Stockport. Examined the doors and windows of ...

... Samuel Holker, of Wilsden, was brought before W. Horsfall, Esq., Timothy Horsfall, Esq., W. Murg'uroal, Esq., and Charles Hardy, Faq., in the Court of the West Riding Magistrates, at Bradford, uton a charge of stealing » dog. Matthew Roberts, of Faraley ...