... William, and William Binne, alias h Touehwood I both of Clayton, were brought up at th the Courthouse, Bradford, before C. Hardy, Esq. Ti Those Paley, Esq., and M. Thompson, Esq,,charged Witll breaking into the church, at Brighouse, and un Stealing common ...

... the house, pit, boxes, gallery, sib and stage, were crowded, presenting as animated a tok picture of the i unwashed, but hardy and oppressed Iin artizus, as the aristocrats of the land ceuld possibly t.u wish to clap their eyes upon. Despite of the inconve- ...

... Esq., as Conservative, and D. C W. Wire, Esq., in the Radical interest. , BRADFoRD.-On the pirt of the Tories, Mr Gay. thorn Hardy, son of the late member, has offered t: himself; and we hear that it is alsointended to bring it forward Mr Hlenry Wickham ...

... repenting of his condiact, had resigned. ir He was unanimously elected Proy. G4. M.; S. N'eild, ~Y D. G4. M.; P. P. G. M. Hardy, C. S. of the district: IR and on principle the deputies firmly made their iN stand, resolved never to place themselves in ...

... as Conservative, and D. C W. Wire, Esq., in the Radical interest. o e BRu FOs'o.-On the part of the Tories, Mr Gay- thorn Hardy, son of the late memnber, has offered t: himself; and we hear that it isl alsointended to bring nt i forwzard M~lr Henry Wickham ...

... was e p` pat eleven o'clock before the whole could be taklen say, out, Litf h wounded inl King's College liespi- pri tall -Thomas Phillips, Ellen Sutllivan, Margaret wat Buckley. Francis Taylor, Sarah Plainket, lialrgaret lair Shea, Francis Carroll, Mary ...

... cartied a butndle for her to her husband's house at Brighouse, and the trunk was left at Smithy's Moor Bar, in the custody of Thomas Thornton, the keeper, who received instructions from the prisoner to for- ward it by the first carrier to the Saddle Inn, ...

... by their infamous attempts, last election, to thrust two mere Whigs apon the eonstituency, were the means of returning Mr. Hardy, the Tory ; for their itriqgues to prevent the appearance of a Badical cididate in the field had the effect of driving the ...

... ENGLAND. To the already frightful catalogue of wrecks we have to add the total lose of another fine ship, the England, Captain Thomas Lewis, belonging to Lon- don, which foundered two days after the hurricane In seventy-eight feet of water, about nine miles ...

... entirely down. Two cottages belonging to the same- ge~ntleman, sristainad damage to the amount of £6. A tran belonging to Mr. Thomas Platt, farmer, at Orouipton, aear ofha, a blown entirely down, The loss in this ease was Iabout £40. Part of thne roof of ...

... by J. C. Hardy.; Clemikenwell, by u- Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, et by Wm. Edwards; Hoiton (St. John's), by it. Thomas Hall; Hoxton, by William Fontaine, in Rev. E. Vaughan, and James Baker; Hal- born, by WILLSI DIxoN, and Thomas Paris ; ...

... Matthew King, Thomas Wbitty, Michael O'Ndll, B. tat aed O'Sbeughnesey, James Supple, G. Carmody, Peter . Me. is !ho ceuliffs, Bartholomew Dorooney. Pelix Mullin, Ralaph of FAe Vartan, Isaao Vartan, Peter Waish, Thomas Kehoa, tlb ten Thomas Strange, Daniel ...