... . Mr. Thomas Elliot, bookbinder. Mr. Andrew White, do. Mr. Wm. Mather, wooleomber. Mr. Thomas Waugh, labourer. Mr. Joseph Oxley, tailor. Mr. Win. Bainbridge, labourer. Mr. Win. Whitker, woolcomber. Mr. Charles -, woolcomber, sub-Treasurer. Mr. Nicholas ...

... Mr. Thomas Elliot, bookbinder. Mr. Andrew White, do. Mr. Win. Mather, woolcomber. Mr. Thomas Waugh, labourer. Mr. Joseph Oxley, tailor. Mr. Wm. Bainbridge, labourer. Mr. Wm. Whitker, woolcomber. Mr. Charles -, woolcomber, sub-Treasurer. Mr. Nicholas ...

... Thomas Elliot, bookbinder. O Mr. Andrew White, do. d Mr. Wm. Mather, woolcomber. - Mr. Thomas Waugh, labourer. e Mr. Joseph Oxley, tailor. Mr. Wm. Bainbridge, labourer. Mr. Win. Whitker, woolcomber. Mr. Charles -, woolcomber, sub-Treasurer. e Mr. Nicholas ...

... Iloldsworch, Samnel Petty, and John Rothery. -lfolbeck-Messrs. Wm. Naylor, Joseph Isherwood Whilley, George Tatham, and John Oxley. Beestoa-Mossrs. Joseph Walker and Joseph Garnett. Armley-Messrs. Benjamin Roberts and Joseph Swithentbank. Woitley-Messrs ...

... wisese name wvill ever be rem embered by the wrorxiig men of Wales with ad- mietion and esteem. .aaV OF SUliCKIPsIONS. s.d. S Henry Waters ?? 5 0 His Child ?? ?? 1 0 True and Faithful Radical ?? 1 0 A Praying Woman ?? ?? 0 6 A Female Chartits ?? .. 1 0 A ...

... James Dawson, do. Henry Shepherd, weavqr Thomas M'Harry, labourer John Taylor, mason Henry Shiel,do. Luke Midgley, overlooker Robert Brook, schoolmaster Edmund bolt, manager John Holt, ?? ?? Wm. Barker ?? .. Robert Brown ?? Henry Helliwell, silkapinner ...

... from him, of the fact. METHODIST NEW CONNECTION.-The first stone of the intended chapel is to be laid on Tuesday next, by Mr. Henry Forbes. INQUEST.-On Tuesday last, an inquest was held atthe CourtHouse, on the body of John Sinclair, aged91, whose death happened ...

... vassed both by day and by night with their candi- dates, Mr. Richard Crowder and Mr. Francis Figgot, calling to their aid Sir Henry Tiehbsurne, I Bart., of Tiohbourne Park, near that city. SUDBURY-TursDAY. The two Whigs are returned. Final close of the poll:- ...

... a Collier 0- nsmed Henry Ingham, who introduced the business a with a few remarks, and an exhortation to the people fe. to conduct themselves in a peaceable and becoming fe manner. IS A Miner, from Newoastle-upon-Tyne, named HENRY e- BIRRELL, Was then ...

... to York Castle for trial at the next assizes. PETTY CHARGE OF THEFT.-On Thursday week, a boy, fourteen years of age,named Henry Marston, was brought before Edward Baines, Esq., and Jas. Musgrave, Esq., at the Court House, Leeds, charged with having plucked ...

... Verdict- Died -by the visitation of God. PETrrY CnARGns or THEirF.-On Thursday week, a boy, fourteen years of age,named Henry Marston, was brought before Edward Baines, Esq., and Jas. Musgrave, Esq., at the Court House, Leeds, charged with having plucked ...

... Holdsworth, Samuel Petty, and John Rothery. I Holbeck-Messrs. Wm. Naylor, Joseph Isherwood Whalley, George Tatham, and John Oxley. ; Beeston-Messro. Joseph Walker and Joseph l Garnett. Armley-Messrs. Benjamin Roberts and Joseph i Swithen bank. Wortley-Messrs ...