... Geo. Strickland, Esq.; Martin Stapy lton, E>n-; Godfrey W. Wentworth, Esq.; John Hardy, Esq. . Francis Maude, Esq. ; Strickland, Esq., Edward Baines, Esq.; Sam. Esq ; Thomas Badger. Esq. ; - Honda*. Esq. ; J. S. Walton, Esq.; and Aldermen Hotham, Smith ...

... iferwatrd, bet lie, drioind the. istotir, tea -tccoont of Iil health., torhe ficfiormeri haivei a second, candidate, Mr. Hardy, of H-eath. a Walker Fcrraniil ,Esq., of blaritet Gcsnge,- arid lresent member for Tralee close borough (frelarid) isalso talked ...

... charge must will be rejected with indignuition. ions Tlhe Iuidelligencer pretends that it is not awarel> are that M'1r. Hardy and Mr. fister are not Tories ! What must s to be thought of the veracity of those who c,,ld make this asser- toio ? and what ...

... RUvsS Acorrespon', decnt nays, Lord John Russell is certainily to be mnarried toio\liess Hardy. The young Jrldy. is the pecond daughter of Rear-Ad- mirtal Sir Thomas.M-ttsterisis'Hcrdj by at inn' er of the late Run. Admiral Sir. Gnhrge.Craifleld ierkoley ...

... ianrmnorad, of.Eciceshill. t. TIR LAT I MR. THObMAS HARDnY .-Wr observe by o tlie Londotn papers thiat the funcrol of the late Thomas Hardy, :c onic of the intlivitiuarls put upon-his trial by the present Lord It Eldon, charg rd ( coiratrUrtively) with rigis ...

... to the electors, inimical to their independence, and at variance. with the spirit of the Reform Bill. The remainiis of THoMAS HARDY, the staunch aitil honest reformer, who was tried fortv years since on a chaxge of high treason, along with Hoern Tooke ...

... Aldernian Wood, Mr. Blethel], Lord C. Fitz- Ja5 roy, Mr. ?? Smith, Mr. Miidmay, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Pryms, Mr. R. Walker, 1\rI. X'Williamo Peter, Mr. Yelverton, Mr. roi 'Thomas Wallace, Mr. lnghiam, Mr. C. Buller, Mr. G. Aioson, Mr. Baldwsin, Mr. Divett, Mr. ...

... to the emigrants leaving this place for America. The meeting was ad- dressed by the Chairman, the Rev. Wm. Crofts, the Rev. Thomas Stratton, the Rev. John Robinson, and several other gentlemen. 'rEMIPERANcE SOCIETY.-A public meeting of the Hull Temperance ...

... office H.1 f'rt itwet sv years, in to ensissir highly hono0s11artbla to him. - ~0 e.sesrann satisfiseeory to the public, Johu Hardy, Esq. MT. P;.i )nl. has thit secek tendered Isis resignattots, wthirls) has been accept- ciii ed ; anid yesterday thle Mayor ...

... county are inl rite minorityo er- MrT. Patten's motion :-Lord Morpeth, Msr.Bytn Childers, W1. Dusncoirbe, D. Gthsikell, Gully, Hardy er tie ningihaim, and Strickland. tan GEO. STRICKLANO, Eeq., M.P. for the WVest Riding t iis is now on atvisit at Nostel Priory ...

... -Adjourirrl. HOUSE OF COMIMON'S, TuEODty, Ao'oeaL 16. Mr.. ELLICE aet Air. STANLEV rook tire oaths 'ds tlseir seals. Ailr. HARDY~s presented petitiono from Bradolfrd ldat \'eoson, t'uek- bhire, ia ?? of else Factories' Retg(11:tion Bill r frost Idle, Foesley ...

... Mr. Attvood's motion on Wednesday evening week:-R. Bethell, Sir G. Cayley, Aaron Chapman, the Hoi. Wit;. Duicontibe, Joltn Hardy, the Hoit C, Langdale, E4. C. Lister, Lord Lowther, Colt Lotyther, and Joi1n Parker. Tie Mp rAT TAx-Tile followving members ...