... of which purported to be accepted by thie same John Thomas. This bill was returned dishonoured, but the prisoner provided the money for it, and paid it to Mr. Fox as from John Thomas. Mr. John Thomas, auctioneer, of Manchester, stated that fourteen years ...

... asnd catle: Mr. T. L. Gilling, of Ox Close Tlouse, Ripon; Mr. Richard Hardy, of Tong; iMr. I Robert Fox, of Denton; and Mr. Wm. Smith, of Bram. hope. For pigs antd poultry: Mr. Thomas Pearson, of H1olb beck; Mr. J. Tempest, of Holbock: and Mr. Josh. Powell ...

... laymen. Amongst those present were Thomas Fanmer, Esq., London; John Vanrer, Esq., London; John R. lsay, Esq., Bury; Thomas Walker, Eaq., Cheltenhatn; - Neow burn, E. w, Halifax; W. B. Holdawortis, Esq., Leeds; Thomas wade, Esq., York, &o. &c. Special ...

... was admitted on all hands, howaver that the time was oppor- tioe for tvdiino actior, irasersu b as boll Mr. Walpole aud Mr. Hardy were no doubt anxious--though their colleagues reriet not be wlhlirng--tlra serih a ieeasure ehould be sought frosre the G ...

... , with the Revs. Robert ins ty Newetead, John Vine, Charles Prest, William L. Thornton, ad M.A., Thomas M'Cullagh, William Arthur, M.A., R. Spence Hardy, ?? John Scott, and W. H. Rule. D.D, ,es and John Lidgett, Esq., had an interview with the Home I ...

... Association. J. accordance with the views advocated in T. V the coEmmuiction, the Chamber passed a resolution re- Esq. questing Thomas Mallinson, Esq. (now in London), to repro. tibm cent the Chamber at a rmeeting to be held in thle metropolis ex.5 on the 17th ...

... Middelton Lodge ; Rev. G. di'Donald, Otley ; E. Eddisb6n, Req., Leads ; S. Fawcett, Esq., Burley; P. Garnett, Esq., Wharfs Side ; Thomas Gill, -Esq., Burley; John Spenee, REq., Otley; Captain Shaw, E.- Barret, Esq., - White, Es. Apperley-lane ; J. D. Hfoldfortb ...

... ? third lprize, Al, Thomas BarracloJirh. gardener to Mise Whi rntalier. eat i OPEN TO SEBOND CLASS.-SIX miscellaneous ?? clsp, er! value £2, Thomas Sinth, Bradford-road; 2nd de,, James Sykeu, e Almondbury, £1 10a.; *rd do., Thomas Pollard, Rastrick, £1 ...

... Charles, University ; Hammond Chrubb, King's ; Samuel Conway, New ;Josbrui Wiilson Coombsh, New ; Williami Chatterton Y. Cozens Hardy, University ; Jarses Dickcerson Darien, New; mn James Duerdin, University; David Evar~s, Trevecca ; inM. Joseph Fertel, Overrs; ...

... usen, namned Revill and Hardy, took la- a walk from Sheffield into tire country, in tire direction of ,te Herrisworth. They wasedered along a footlath until they- tY arrived at a place called Lees Hall 'Wood. Revaill and Hardy ir at downr, and one of ...

... Selby; the Rev. It. Whitelock, Upper Mill, Saddleworth ; L. WV Wickham, Eaq., Low Moor; Johu Rand, Esq., Wheatley Hill; Charles Hardy, E.iq.;Odcsll-house, near Bradford ; E. B. W. Beline, REq., C(te Walls, near Mirfield; John Waterhouse, Esq., Well Head, near ...

... Wum., and Woods Henry. Against the (lause-Altroyd Edward, Charleswortb J. C. D., Collins Thomas, Dancombo Hon. Art., Gallwey Sir Win. Payne, Greenwood John, Hardy Gathorne, Horefall Tho,. B., Johnstone Sir John, and Woodd Basil Thos. Tine LEEDS TowN HALL ...