... You q idon't keep your secrets wsell, my Lord, I get to d know all about them. COLONEL, VcrrvIss doss not y ltell me ; Mr. THOMAS is as silent as a mouse; and a .you are quite sure that your Reporter, Mr. 1-lUesES, fi will report not one word to me; and ...

... considerable distance. Every assistance was rendered in extricating the unfortunate indi- viduals from their perilous situation. Thomas Har- grove, aged sixteen years, who resided with his parents at West Ardsley, was brought out a lifeless corpse,dreadfullyburnt ...

... Most Gracious Majesty Vic- TORIA, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by Charles Hardy, Esq. of Odsal, the second son of John Hardy, Rsq of Port- land place, London, the Founder, to the honour of the Most High God, for the advancement ...

... viz., William Neild, Sarah Howard, John Chadwick, and. Henry Clough, 'in £20 each; James Hardy, and Thomain Lord, in £10 each; Willialm Hilton, Amelia Patch, Thomas Bamford, and Mark Buckley, in £5 each, It is said lthlat there are more houses which sell ...

... accompanied by great extension of the Suffrage; he thought parliamdentsr should be as ofien as the'peoyle wished them. Mr. THOMAS GILLESPIE, i a poetical speech oa f great beauty, end which wencanot attempt t igive any report of, traced Mr. O'Connor through ...

... Benjamin Whiteley r(21,) and Thomas Brayshaw (18,) for stealing a sack at Chapel Allertou, the property of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq. Frederick Richardson(34,) fer stealing twobarrels, at Leeds, the property of Mark Ball. Thomas Outhwaite (16,) for stealing ...

... was called for. The glees were sung J admirably, and delighted the audience. CAUTION TO SHOOTERS.-On Saturday last, as Mr. Thomas Crosby, of Leeds, formerly of Tol- lerton, near York, was returning from the Moors, and being fatigued he got into a cart ...

... Bradford, upon seconding the nomin- i tion of Messrs. Smith and Whittle. ' 'I Mr. M'NALTY moved a resolution, to the effect that Thomas Smith and James.Whitte he appointed dele'gates to a convocation of the industrous classes in London, the number of which was ...

... admired for being peaceable; orderly, and appearing so respectable. A NoToRIoUs Trnjp.-On Thursday last, a vagabond named Thomas Ellice, was brought before the Magistrates' charged with an -impudent robbery. The prisoner is a notorious impostor, and has ...

... make him wiser and happier; and if it has not these effects, where is its utility P MECHANICAL INVENTIONS IN AMERICA.- MR. THOMAS BLANCHARD.-The New York Advertiser, of August 24, has the following com- munication from a correspondent: Tho3. Blanchard ...

... morning, and for some hours before the time of meet- ing an almost continuous drizzling threatened a fearful drenching to the hardy veterans in the cause of right, who, not inlthousands only, but in myriads, lined the respective streets of every town, and ...

... and for some Sours before the time of -meet. o ing an almost continuous drizzling threatened a e fearful drenching to the hardy veterans in the cause i of right, who, not in'thousands only, but in myriads, 0 lined the ?? of every.-town, and filled a all ...