... resolvedthat a deputation should wait an John Hardy, Esq., And invite him to a public dinner, to take placesome time while he ire- th mained in the neighbourhood of Bradford. The de- t putation waited on Mr. Hardy, who declined' to 'ac- cept the dinner, for ...

... n Hodgson Thomas, Heptourtail Hodgsun Win. Moorsome Ilodgson John, Ravensworth Hodgson Wmo. East Ayton Hodosorl Thomas. ditto Ho dieiso Win. Towrhorpe Hedgaso John, Norlh Stalitley Hodklis Joseph, Sheffield Hovg George, Scorton H,,g4 Thomas, Littleborns ...

... John Beverley - WIllam Beverley Gill), John Melthamr --Thomas Siladen Thomas Hawkswick --Thomas Burley -- Willisin Burley Gilpin, George Sedbury,Gilling Girdler, Edward Netherthurpe Glaves, Thomas Swinton Gleadale, Henry Coniston Glossep, George Harthill ...

... area- borough Alderwick Thomas, Thirsk Anderson John andSamael, Fern, Humber Ward, Hull Anderson Samuel Joseph, Leeds Andrew James, Wbibby Ashby Thomas, Leeds Baggaley Thomas, North Myton, Hull Barker Thomas, Leeds Beaumont Thomas, Bever- ...

... Sergeant Dransfield 0, Privales c Mauir 9, H-Iutchinson 9, Captain Crosland S, Privates J. H. p Wilson 8, S. Pallett 8, Corporal Thomas 8, Privates Lock- - wood 7, Radcliffe 7, Wilkinson 7, F. J. Haigh 7. P1. H. 1, Bradley 7, Wilkinson 7, li. Wigney 6, Sur-eon ...

... POACHERS NEAR NOT- TINGH AM. (Front our Correspondent.) At the Shire Hall. Nottihgliam, on Saturday last, five mun, named Thomas Hardy, John Hallam, John Dray- cott, Samuel Potter, and W m. Hallam were charged before the county sagistrates with being found ...

... the tie, carried of the third prize. Timemin CoMsPANY (11 entries). Walton ?? 27 1 Wilson ?? Thompson ?? 23 Lister ?? ?? 16 Hardy .19 1 Booth made 24 points, but was disqualified, his pull-off of trigger not being according to regulation. FOURTI1 COMIPANY ...

... Thesas,b ?? as Oi Theorpe, a ononaOp, bI Bliunhvs .. 45 ?? ?? 37 . Steplaerosion b Smsith ?? 0Ib Blarrires ?? J. owbetlasna, c Thomas, b n . . ?? ?? Of c. la. preit, run ?? .-15 c Helli, b, Walker ?? is T. B3rownhill, l b w, b ?? e Dawason b 'Walker . 10 es ...

... Major Bishop, Guernsey ?? 20 Pri. Rasons. Hon. Art. Co 19 Ensign Sprott, eth Lane ?? 19 Pri. Holloway, 5th C;loces 19 Cciv. Thomas, 1 th ditto . 19 Pri. Paulett, Cam. Univ 19 Ssrg.Tinker, th Minei lii Capt. Macgregor, Lon. Scott. 19 ri.aMalcolm, tendon ...

... Clessby, Thomas Petch, and H. C. Booth. IZrPON and CLARO PUPPY STAIES, for 32 greyhounds papped in 1864, at £1 1ts. each. ?? flail ns. vv aad bk d Touchstone, beat Mr. Burton's bk b Polly P'arker dir. Cieasly's w and rd ?? de Morvile b A-r. Hardy's br and ...

... General Peel, the Home Secretary, the Right Hon. Henry Thomas Lowry Corry, Sir John Pakincton, Bart., the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford H. Northoote, Bart., and the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy have been ap- pointed a Committee of Council to superintend ...

... Hamilton, the Riglht Hon. Gathorne Hardy, Lord Augustus H. C. Hervey, Sir Johni C. D. Hoy, the Right Hon. Jo9eph Warner Henley, the lion. John Maijor IHenniker Major, Major-General the Right Hon. Percy E. Herbert, Sir Thomas George llosketh, Sir Frederick ...