... surveyors of the highways for the parish and for the town of MInehester, for Ithe last twelve months. The chair was taken by Thomas HIardnifn, ,Esq. the senior churchwsrden. Tle constabfes' accounts having been read over by the chairman, Mr. RxcH.&suD PoTrrR ...

... since to tile pro- cceediig of the Bible Society, bly the Rev. Mir. Maddock5, a- Cathol~c Priest. Oms the present occasion, J, Hardy, Req., Cthe Recorder of Leeds, took time Chair. Trhe steering wvas addressed, in ?? of scriptuire circulation, lv the Rev. ...

... tie al lowed by the police act: - . .Jamzes 1¾Miht was charged with violently assaultingMr. Joel Hardy, an lsraeelite, on the evening of Christmas daty. Hardy, it appeared, was staniding opposite to the Frienld Iship's inn, on the old Mvanchester road, when ...

... Meadolvcroft, of flittenvorth. . Mr. James Daw-son, of Buttersworth. Mr. John Rigg, of Bleclinivorti. . uMr. Thomas Briggo, of Pilkington. . ir. Thomas Chadwick. of Heap. Mr. Richard Lorcl, of C'stleton. Mr. Benjamin Greenhalgh, of Cosoteton. Mr. Williasm ...

... say, of all ages; for amongst other individuals who wete present was the upright-minded and fearless champion of liberty, Thomas Hardy, who has iiyed to see that become a ministerial mea! ure, for which he was once in such immi. nent danger of suffering ...

... roses and NC tCUIUeS as nlt so good, owing to the extreme for. droie's qf the season. The principalprizes in'stove house, hardy plants, were won by, Roger tr. b greenhouse plant, R. Btirlosv, James Ashiworth;, bestgrapesi ditto;5et nbgnape5, Croesnss ...

... MEMOIR OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. The forthconsing Memoir of Mr. Hardy contains the folloiving account of his arIrest:- On the memorablhe 12th. of alay, 1794, at half post six o'clock in the nmorninl, Mr. Laszun, junior, the son of the King's messenger ...

... t redaodendroloas, of r,.oirco'ta bygdutotx fat;adta pJ..( r acd tlie union of the c t v01 arietfeS, possu~lteoingt the hardiness a , uO1 111i theA [ rica colourof e 01 ethou daOii;thcll nhucti.phg of Stheia IdO nbe uft0CJI'i aldslc a striking instance ...

... parliament to a legislate upon this subject early in the next session.- The motion was agreed to.-Adjourned. FRIDAY. e Mr. HARDY presented a petition agreed'to att the t meeting held on Wibsey Low Moor, in favour of the 'Factories Bill. is Mr. RItCHARD ...

... port without it. Any steam-boat corn 0 party that adopts it is sure of a preference. We should } consider the man as fool-hardy who would venture upon 6 water without having with him a simple contrivance, at - an expense of only a few shillings, which ...

... Walit, Messrs. Crichton and Ogilvic, Mr. Scarth, i.' Mr. Jiames Hay, Mr. Thomas Hlay, Mr. Taylor, Mr. 'd 'libonias Stevenson, Mr. Jamets Stevenson, Mcssrs,. John ' and 'oihomas Hardie, Mr. E. Watson, Mr. Robert Scott, l I& &c. Nany verv appropriate specches ...

... at liberty. STEALING A Fista 01 OF BUTME.-Abouet six o'clock on the evening of Tuesday, as a cart belonging to one lVilliam Hardy was passing along Ardwick-place, teefl men were observed to take a firkin of butter froms it sed They carried it a short distance ...