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... county. We had a glorious meet- ing en Saturdaplolgfht last, at the Three Horse Shoes, Ripley, which wa *ell attended by the hardy Sons of the Mine. Mr. Fleming explained the rules of the As- sedation in a manner which highly ?? them; after which Mr. Mycroft ...
... T Grogan, E . Strickland, Sir G Hnaford, Sir 11 Tollemache, J Hall, lalonel Tioubridge, Sir B T H.lalsey, T P. Tufnell, H Hardy, J Turner, B Barris, Hon Ca pt Vane, Lord H Hatton, Capt V Vye, H henthcoat, G J Vyvyani, Sir B R Henley, J W Waakley, T Hill ...
... naiford, Sir H1 Tollemache, 3 f Hall, Colonel Tioubridge, Sir E T p. Haelsey, T P Tuffnell, H1 IfHarcourt, G G Turner, E 0 Hardy, J Turner, C t Harris, Hon Capt Vans. Lord H .Hatton, Capt V Vys, H I Heathcoat, G J Vyvyan, Sir BRR I Henley, J W Wakiey. ...
... that is wanting is agitation to blow into' a flame the sr spirit of liberty. that Is sparkling in so. many bosoms of. the hardy sons of the. North. The men of Xendal ate ,in. desirous of having the'service of the lecturer. Much am good may bce dons -In ...
... the 3rd instant, about a iiec quarter to twetve o'clock at noon, a party of four pre men, entered taoe house of Mr. William Hardy, of' deli the town'land of Dolla, parish of Dolls, 'and county lin I ?? ad obeditof ablnderbuss, a Fri swrd to un, n apito ...
... gi a nobly sacrificed his 'life in behalf-of the unfortunate j and downtrodded masses of misgoverned Ireland. b e Andrew Hardie, a young and enthusiastic Scotsman, p , also suffered martyrdom at Stirling in 1820, for his IE 3I devotion tothe holy cause ...
... Fifesbire Mr Jamea Oswald ?? Glasgow Mr W Bine- .. .Greenck Sir Thomas 4epburn ?? Haddingtonshire Mr Balfour ?? ?? Haddington Mr James Morrison Inverness Mr William Baillie :- Linlithgowshire I Mr Thomas Mackenzie Rosa-shire I Lord Dalmeny ?? Stirling a. Lond ...
... 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 ...
... We had a glorious meet- C ing on Saturday night last, at the Three iorse Shoes, di Ripley, which Was well attended by the hardy sons of p] the Mine. Mr. Fleming explained the rules of the As- ni so-iation in a manner which highly delighted them; le after ...
... forcible address,calling on the electors to perform their duty. This is being made a West Riding Elec- tion. SHEFFIELD. Mr Thomas Clark, candidate for the representa- tion of Sheffield, has hisued the following address:- TO THE ELECTORS AND NON-BLECTORS ...
... one word about putting back the clock, till he found he had to contend against Mary Jones's evidence. l The evidence of Sir Thomas Phillips, posiiee upon Mr. Frost's trial, but only preaptice upon my trial, when he finds his evidence at varcace with ?? ...
... ?? M treateraldhas signed apetition formercy !# onepof the'condemned prisoners, the elder Morin 5; proceeding which could hardy;bhavebeen expected h*ombim. ' I-. I ' : : Thc Speci8 l Council is to hold a session on the i4th of Eebruary. W Ue oopy the ...