... THE NEW BEER BILL. The new bill affecting the sale of beer, introduced Mr. Gathorue Hardy, M.P., into the house of commons last week, has just been printed, and the importance of the measure leads us to publish it in an entire form in our columns. It ...

... of his houses, but could not say whether this was the same or not.—Remanded for inquiry. Thomas Speak was charged with stealing a table, the property of George Hardy, cabinet maker. Iron bridge. The prisoner altogether denied stealing the table. He had ...

... remanded to make further inquiries. As Expensive Lark.* - —A young man Thomas Speak, who was before the bench Saturday a charge of stealing table, was again brought up. Gorge Hardy, cabinet maker. Iron-bridge, said he had known the prisoner six months ...

... 4B Airs in Sacred and other Music. By Haines, of London. May be inspected now at the Rooms. The late fire in hollis CROFT. THOMAS AS KIN begs to thank those Parties who lent their Assistance in rescuing many Valuable Articles from the late Fire upon his ...

... stamped upon ihem here. The year 1742 is memorable in the history of Sheffield for the introduction of a new manufacture. Mr. Thomas Bolsover, an ingenious mechanic, when employed to repair the handle of a knife which was composed partly of silver and partly ...

... and Garney, Liberal Conservative, returned. Lewes.—Fifzroy, Liberal Conservative, and d, liberal, returned. Leamington.— Hardy and Willonghby retnrned. Leith Burghs.—Lord Advocate returned. Malton.—Fitzwilliam and Brown returned. Marlow. —Williams and ...

... thanked the Telegraph for having, whilst maintaining a neutral position, given fair reports of their meetings. Madrigal:“ The Hardy Norseman.” The VICE-CHAIRMAN gave. “Mr. Wilson Overend and the county magistrates.'’ (Cheers ) He c implimentcd those gentlemen ...

... CHOICE EXOTICS, From the Establishment of Mr. JEAN VERSCHAFFELT, Ghent. Belgium, comprising about 1,500 verv choice CAMELIAS, HARDY AZALIAS. KALMIAS, ROSES, AZALIA INDICA, RHODODENDRONS, ORANGES,Ac., With great Variety of other GREENHOUSE ’PLANTS. N.B.—May ...

... CHOICE EXOTICS, From the Establishment of Mr. JEAN VERSCHAFFELT, Ghent. Belgium, comprising about 1,500 very choice CAMELIAS, HARDY AZUJAS. KALMIAS, ROSES. AZALIA INDIO A, RHODODENDRONS, ORANGES, Ac., With a great Variety other GREENHOUSE PLANTS. N.B.—May ...

... Collegiate crescent, and Mr. Alexander Hay, Priory road. St. Jude’s, Moorfields: Mr. M. Pearce, Gibraltsr-street, and Mr. George Hardy, Barngreave terrace. St. Jade’s, Eldon street : Mr. John Booth, Wharncliffe villas, Broomhsll, and Mr. James Kirby, Broomspring ...

... Meat: James Foster aud John Booker—lnspectors of Ale and Beer ; Geo. Blythman, Thomas Hickson, and Ssmncl Johnson. Briohxside.—Weights and Measures: John Cooper, Henry Hardy, Wrn. Lodge, Wm. Wood, and Jas. Allen. —Finders: George Archer, B. Archer, and ...

... scrivener, Notting-hill, Middlesex. Thomas Bennett, iron and coal master, Oldbury, '.Vorcestershire, and West Bromwich, Staffordshire. Tiios, .Henry Griffith, coal dealer, Lowesmoor, Worcestershire. Joseph Hardy, miller, Nottingham. Elizabeth Clarke ...