... it in other iespects. The Rev. J. Blonsefield, the incumbent, preached in the morning, and the Rev. A. Hardy, the curaLto, in the evening. Mr. Hardy has been appointed cur ste-in-chargo at Armitage Bridge, in the dcaleney of Huddersfield, and last night ...

... before Mir. F. Billam. and Mr. J. Bent,j Thomas Parker and Thomas Hardy, two trampjs, werea charged with stealing a linen siight dress, a calites broah, aind at silver-plated tea spoon, thea property of Mr. Thomas I Word, New lnn,'Guiseley. The prisosiers ...

... the extreme measure of striking Mr. Grey's name off the Commission of the Peace. MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. Mr. THOMAS CHAMBERS moved the second reading of the bill for legalisini marriage with a deceased wife's sister. The Hon. and earned Member ...

... Roev. f. Hardy, tne itev. Thus. AyIton, Wesleyamn minister, Branmley, to Maria, only daughter of 2itr. Grainger, of eatdingley. BIASI-l-Srl2:rTTer:N'OItTII.-Oet, 30tb, at the parish church, Eecles, by the tev. J. ?? hitceirn, vicar, Air. Thomas Ball, of ...

... A. Hardy, curate. The children were: eubsequently served with tea, btuns, &c., aiid tlhe ,sening 'was spent in the Grammar Scheol grounds. A similar gathering took place in Sa'. P1Irran's Cacuace,-.Wellington-,street, where .this Rev. Mr. Thomas addressed ...

... Lascelles, James Lowther, Christopher Sykes, Samuel Waterhouse, and Thomas Basil Woedd. Ags'inst:-Edward Akroyd, Edward Baines, H. F. Beaumont, Lord F. C. Cavendish, H. C. E. Childers, Thomas P. Crosland, Sir Francis Crossley, John Dent Dent, the Hon. C. W ...

... Bedmen who kept a watch, and saw both Mr. Hardy and his son come to look at the animals. Afterwards, at half- past eleven at night, the cows were removed by the dofen- deats from the railway station to Mr. Hardy's farm, but the defendants lad no license ...

... life.r. The boat was manned by William Bowes, George Earl, Thomas Grey, Robert Usher, ThomasBailey1 James Brown, Joseph Clark, John Storey, Thomas Blenk nop, Gardner Bowes, - Thompson, and Thomas Tingle. Fun'rmsxu DrAnaM-. The name of ?? ship was the barque ...

... Cadman, 5th West York Militia, was pre- sented by Col. Piporn. Amongst those who attended the levee were Mr. John Hardy, M.P., Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Mr. W. B. Beaumont, M.P., Mr. Baiuea, M.p. Mr. Akroyd, M.P. Thc Countess Russell's assembly in Downing ...

... of the Cabinet, but he was really absent because the subjectto be discussed-the Poor- law-did not require his presence. Mr. Hardy sunbmitted to his colleagues the heads of a bill to amend Poor-law admin- istration-one of the practical measures which that ...

... how to inspire confidence. Lord Carnarvon is held by his Liberal friends to be a good man for the place; and Mr. Gathorne Hardy, it is sup- posed, will bring the London Guardians to their senses. The sailors speak well of the Admiralty, but very excellent ...

... noble coinage in de- ecero of the rights of the aic,,fi'iineldsed mass of the prohsie. Mr. 'thomas floiald, of Liisstoclc, secoiided the usslion. Mr. 'l'lLossiia hardy, a working mcmi, Ineved- ?? hat this mneetisig views with deep regret the conduct of niamiy ...