... he Halifax:-Thomae Curtis and Jonathan Haigh, both of he Leeds, in the county of York, cloth finishere, for improve- lin ments in the finishing of clotbe, dated 20th July, 1859; )n- ?? Seed, of Kelghley, grease mainufActurer, and he Thomas Steel, of Bradford ...

... the i metores as a Practice ground. Soon after the time Wed for the meeting the body of the bcall . as deneely ,rowded. Mr Thomas McCoy, the chairm, n ofo then psture masters,. was called to the chair, who opened - the proceedings by detailing the nature ...

... reachedathe scene of the- .oatastrophe. Lhe': boat picked up Captain H. Clarke,' the commander of the ship ; Thomas&%illing, a labourer * Thomas Mackay, the owner of the boat; and ta man unknown. Another of the survivors, John O'Hara, a. seaman, saved: ...

... sci the-.1 wote prow-nt :-Tho Rev. Dr. iiu-net, vicar of Bradford ; H. W. Wiockham, E.q., ?? Titus Salt, Esq., ?? Chiarle Hardy, John Ran. Alfred Hearrs, Win. WValker, Win. Rand, Win. Peel, Escqs., Me,~ A!Od. Mitchell, J. V1. Godwin, Chavlem Walker. Saruoml ...

... went to China aind 2,033 ounces to Ceylon. is of WANT bF MILL HANDS IN DUNDEE.-At a public p~ he meeting the other day, Mr. Thomas Neish remarked, that sc fully 2,000 more hands could be employed at present inllbe t, mills in Dundee. We are also iniformed ...

... five. F acres of land, as glebe, in aid of the endowment; Miss 01 Wormald and friends, Moor-lane, Gomersal, £150; Charlaes P Hardy, Esq., Canal-house, Low Moor, £100; the Low U! Moor and Bowling Iron Companies, L5O each, &c. &c. After the ceremony of co ...

... ,is Is ?? u Horefall. US. 2ud Company ?? Liouttsmut-Edward Markland. he (.Euelga.-Lynd~o Smsith. as lcd Compauy - Captain-Thomas John Kinnear. | 3rda Coravy . .. liouteaeant-aiamc Kitson, Jun. 115naisn-A. Falrbairn. to Captain -John Wilkinson, jun. ity ...

... corstablee-Messrs. John Young, 40; John Hodgson, 38; James Buck, 19; William Clapham, 18; Stephen Itobinson, 17 James Holmes, 16; Thomas Wilson, 13; Win. Amos, 12; John Roberts, 7 and John Thompson, 5. Foroverseers -Mesers. John FiErth, ; Joseph Chadwick, 22; ...

... -At the c West Riding Court, Bradford, on Wednesday, Mr. Wm. d Huggan, of Pudsey, wasl charged with having assaulted Mr. t Thomas Webster, hair dresser, of the same place. Mr. e Blanebard, barrister (instructed by Mr. Settle, solicitor, a Leeds), appeared ...

... Chaplain; Feb 24. 10th West Ridiug of Yorkshire Rige Volunteers (Rudderseflld)- Thomas Pearson Croslaud, Esq., to be Captain; Thomas Brook. Gent., to be Lioutenest; Thomas Brooke, Gent., to be Ensign; Feb. 24. 12th West Riding of Yorkshire Rifle Volunteers ...

... licensing system, anid also to discuss the wehole question ofA the licensing~ of houses for the sale of spirits, beer, &c, C. A' HARDY, E~q., occupied Itse chair-, and the gentlemen pre-. K sent included the Vicar (if Leosl's (11ev. Dr. Atlay), W. E.t Forster ...

... their were the great architects of this world-not the coal, arisltacrticy or middle-cla~sss-but for the most their part the hardy sons of toil-went on to enforce PRO. the importance of proper attention to certain palpable laws, and of being guided by the ...