... thetheoratical teaching that drink was an evil, and second, training the body by custom into the habit of avoiding drink. Mr. Thomas Hardy, an agent of the Society, had some hopes for the country when one of the first principles of education consisted in teaching ...

... and to ornament the western approach with statuary. An inquest was held in Shipley yesterday, touching the death of William Thomas Watson, hawker and local preacher, who was killed Sunday by falling down the cellar steps of the house lived in at Shipley ...

... gardener to James ade, Esq.; 3, ss, L. Temple, gardener to W. G. Joy, Esq., Hcadinglcy. Black Grapes, Two Bunches, 1, 10s, Thomas Baines, Summerfield, Bowden ; 2, Cs, Henry Tuke, gardener to R. Nicholls, Esq., Bramley ; 3, 4s, L. Bamifield, gardener to ...

... Is, Thomas Dale. Celery, white (brace).—lst, 3s, L. Barmficld ; 2nd, 2s, Thomas Dale ; 3rd, Is, J. NcM'some. Kidney Potatoes eight. Ist, 3s, Thomas Dale ; 2nd, 2s, Joseph Nelson ; 3rd, Is, Henry Whittam. Round Potatoes, (eight)—lst. 3s, Thomas Dale; ...

... committed for trial, charged with the theft of £G in gold, and a number of articles, valued at £ll, from the house of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Wesleyan minister, Sowerby Bridge, on Sunday evening last. Death from Falling out or Bed. —An inquest was held yesterday ...

... H ancock Hudson, John Hopkinson, Thomas Hudson, Wm. Haley, Francis Howroyd, Charles Hey, Wm. Halliday, J. Hodgson, Henry Hodgson, C. Hodgson, William Hard acre, John Hodgson, Richard Haigh, Thomas Holmes, Thomas Hardy, John Hargreaves, Joshua Hardisty ...

... Holmes, Thomas Hawksley, John Hartley, Isaac Hartley, Stephen Hutton, J. H. Handby, J. M. Hardeastle, Thomas Heaton, George Hanson, Edward Hudson, James Hopkinson, Thomas Hopkinson, Wood Kitchen, William Hailstone, Edward Hutton, John Haigh, Thomas Hargreaves ...

... Jamks Fostek, plumber, Clarence Street, Halifax, was yesterday committed for trial on the charge of having caused the death of Thomas Law, plasterer, by throwing him out a public-house door. Rail was accepted. It stated that the names of sixteen women have ...

... Leeds; chocolate, cocoa, &c.,. Messrs. J. S. Fry and Sons, Bristol ; glass steam engine, W. Tasker, Bradford ; Indian sauce, J. Hardy, Manchester; soap, Messrs. D. Wilson and Co., Wakefield ; galvanic batteries, &c., I). Bellhouse, Leeds ; rustic model, James ...

... Tiik IM i ri'MEriiuiiisT Free Church, Keighley, was ojk ne.l yestcnlay hy the Rev. 1). Thomas, 1).|)., Loiulon. The church is in the decorated gothic style, and lias largo school room underneath, the tloor of the church being raised about six feet above ...

... the Countess and retinue, will leave town on or about the 6th November for Calcutta. ELECTION NEWS. Ashton-under-Lyne.— Mr. Thomas Mcllor, of Ashton-undcr-Lyne, has consented to come forward for that borough in the Conservative interest, in opposition to ...

... presented to his lordship by the Mayor ami inhabitants of Christchurch, and more recently Lord Bury has received a letter from Sir Thomas Biddulph, expressing the great pleasure with which her Majesty had read the details of his most gallant action, and congratulating ...