... conversation ensued on this point, in which Mr. Darwin, Mr. Wormald, Ar. Wickham, the Hon. Admiral fluncoibe, 51.1., Mr. C. Hardy, and Mr. Marsden (the West Riding solicitor) took part; and the explanatino given in substance was that the bill had been read ...

... KiKNNArrcao, The Right Ion. Gathorno Hardy, Home-officeo. THE FENIANS. e REMltOVAi Or T1111r FEIAN (oNvicTS FROM MAN- ?? balf-past nine on Saturday morning the seven ?? Carroll, Charles Moorhouse, Daniel aRedden, Thomas Scalley, William Murphy, John Bran- ...

... Fox and Wife, and Lash and Wife v. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshise Railway Company; Balmer and Ano. v. Whitehead ; Hardy and Ano. v. Craven and Ano.; and Breare v. Cockshott, PETITIONS, -In the House of Commons on Thurs- dsy, petitions by Mr. Hadifield ...

... evening Hardy was 68 a-head, and at the close of the day's poll he had a ?? according to the return of his committee of 74; the niun- bers appearing thus at the finish:- Heathcote ?? ?? 3,128 Hardy ?? 1,397 Gladstone ?? ?? 1,323 Majority for Hardy on the ...

... Johu Fildes, flight Hon. Thomas Milmer Gibson, Sansuel Gurney (Penryn), George Hadfield, Gros- vesu r Hodghinson, Edward Aldani Leatham (Hudders- field), Aisdrew Lusk, Duncan M'Laren, Charles Neate, Bishard Padinore, Thomas Tertius Paget (South Leicester- ...

... the injured. Ass inquest seas held ou Thursilav afternoon, before J. Hardy, Esq. Sir George Grey, Bart., and the Rev. Mr. (Cooly, incumbent of Hock and Reningr- tori, were present. Thomas Barber, being sworn, said-I live at IEoclc Moor House, and assist ...

... Bolland, John Webster, Thomas Howson, Charles Maugham, John Storey, and Henry Walker; Mr. Waddy defended Joseph Sha1.w, George Mawson, John Wilson, Robert Adamon, and'ToshiuaTholmpson; Mr. Campbell Foster defended Jas. Beattie, Thomas Thompson, Joseph Beattie ...

... A. G. Wilding, W. R. Thomoson, W. C. fc Greasier, J. Rhodes, TI. S. Dale, IV'. Thomas, JT. B. Brooko, d G. Pryde, J. Holliday, C. W. Lawford, G. H1. Hinehliff, S; Thomas Kenyon, A. Hurst, WV. Carter, A. Rhodes, A. cc Ansderson, A. Gleddhill, L. Tue~nicliffe ...

... mnemnoris in favour of the alleged murderers of Sergeant Brett- Whitehall, October 22, 1817. Sir,-I am slirected by Mr. Secretary Hardy to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 21st instant, enclosing a memorinl prayig that the trials of the persons accused ...

... Sharow, Thomas Clark and John VrawsonZ bi Skelton, George Kettlewell; Sutton Grange, Thomas cl Swiers ; Warsill, Thomas Rudd; Weatwick, John Kirk; hi Whiteliffe ?? John William Smith. Kirkby m Malzeard division:-Alafield, Thomas Spence and ...

... &2s. from George Hardy. Mr. Smith prosecuted. The prosecutor is a groom at North Dalton, and on the night in question, whilst sleeping in a house of ill-fame in Water-lane, 5the prisoner went into the room for a very short time, and Hardy afterwards missed ...

... for ladies' hacks, EdwaRd Parsons, Leads; 2d. George Dyson, Leeds. Ponies, mares or geldings any age not exceed~ng 13 hands, Thomas Banks, Bradford ; 2nd, Wmn. pill, West A~rdsley. Ponies, mares or geldinge any age, exceeding 12 hands and mot exceeding 1i ...