... Leeds. Mr. W. Hick, for the Teetotal Chartists, Leeds. Mr. Edward Clayton, Huddersafeld. Mr. Stephen Johnsen, Wakefleld. Mr. Thomas Bradley Knowles, Keighley. Mr. John Shaw, Lepton. Mr. John Belliwell, Sowerby. Mr. John Arran, Bradford. Mr. John Helliwell ...

... north side of the Old Dock, wras also taken ill of Asiatic cholera on Saturdav, and died on Sunday. 'He was attended by Mr Hardy and Mr Mnnro&, surgeons. I EDINBURGun.-The returns of the nuinherof cases l cholera in Edinburgh last week give the follow- ...

... gainthat respect, P which upon all previous occasions had been fieely h awarded them. The chairman then called upon Mr. h CHAaLms HARDY to propose the first resolution as g' follows :-,I That all experience goes to prove that P when the miners of this district ...

... of other pi isoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas-I also appear, my Lords, for some of the prisoners. The Lord Chief Justice-Are you' assigned, Mr Thomas I Mr. Thomas-No, my Lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal-Then you ought to l state ...

... William Davis, Horsefair. Mr. ThomaS Haines, Maudlin-lane. Mr. John Mornean, Ellbroad street. . Mr. William Wii iams, Cross-street. Mr. William Edwards, Stapleton-road. I Mr. Frederick Gibson, Earl-street, sub-Treasurer. .Mr. Thomas Whiting, Michael's-hill ...

... Iplace gave a pubc dinner to their indomitable friend and advocate, W. P. Roberts, Esq., on Friday last when upwards of eighty hardy sons of the mine sat down to an excellent repast, provided by the host and hostess of the Colliers' Arms Inn. Mr. Roberts, ...

... the moors, the law is not so strictly enforced, as it is in the sstreets of Halifax. The naturally industrious, patient, hardy and robust tenants of the heath, are, it would e seem, charitably allowed to die of want, undisturbed D by the police, unpunished ...

... DEAR, FnRiNDS,-YOU are aware that at the on lst delegate meeting, held at Accrington, Dec. 3rd, it og was agreed that Mr. Thomas Land, of Lancaster, should it, be engaged as the lecturer for North Lancashire, and nt that he should commence his labours ...

... north side of the Old Dock, was also taken ill of at Asiltic cholera on Saturday, and died on Sunday. He was attended by Mr Hardy and Mr Munroe, t surgeons. me; EDINBURGH .-Thc returns of the number of cases.. re *Of cholera in Edinburgh last week give ...

... G Halford, Sir H Toliensache, J f Hall, Colonel Troubridge, Sir B T ,- Halsey, T P Tofnell, H if Harcourt, GG Turner, B 0 Hardy, 3 Turner, C ,t Harris, Hon Capt Vane, Lord U Hatton, Capt V Vys, H 1 a Heatheosit, G J Vyvyan, Sir Rt R t at Henley, J W Waklsy ...

... F~iUNDS,-YoU are aware that at Ilhe Iren last delegsae meeting, held at Accrington, Dec. 3rd, It ting was agreed that Mr. Thomas Land, of Lancaster, should lst, be engage'd as the lecturer for North ,Lancashlre, and Bent *tbeat he should, commience his ...

... proposed Mr. William Busfeild, of U~pwood, which was seconded by Mr. R. MIL- LIGAI. Mr. M. Thompson next nominated Mr. John Hardy, which was seconded by Mr. C. ACKRoYD. Mr. T. HILL proposed Mr. William Cunliffe Lise er, and was seconded by Mr. G. HAvsON ...