... unionists, several petitions being presented from various quar- ters in their behalf. In the course of the proceedings, Mr. Hardy said he agreed with the sentiment of Mr. Justice Law- rence, that these Trades' Unions were most dangerous to the community; ...

... lie- heve the call will be generally responded to, and the meeting very numerously attended. Observance of the Sabbath J. Hardy, Esq. and E. C. Esq. voted in the minority for the second reading of Sir Andrew Agnew's bill for the Better Observance of the ...

... charged that he, on the 3d cf January, 1831, at Wernetl , did feloniously and of his malice aforethought shoot and murder Mr. Thomas Ashton, on the road leading from Apethorn cotton mill to liis father's house at Pole Bank ; and also that James Gar- side ...

... the meeting unanimously. The chair was occupied by the Rev. Thomas Scales, and the resolutions were proposed and seconded hy Messrs. John Clapham, Edward Baines, jun., George Rawson, Thomas Morgan, John Horsfall, James Bedford, Rev. W. Hudswell, and Joseph ...

... 20/. for having embezled materials in his possession belonging to a woollen manufacture. Parliamentary Majority. — Both Mr. Hardy and Mr. Lister voted in the Majority of 96 for the second reading of the bill for relieving the Seamen in the Merchant service ...

... tithe collection. In the same -* st is the name of the ne _ me _ ber f Finsbury, Mr. T. Duncombe. Irisp Ookrcion Bill— Mr. Hardy voted with the minority of 73 on Monday, who voted for Mr. O'Connelt's motion for a select committee to examine into the evidence ...

... Dissenters' College in London (Highbury) was held on Wed- nesday evening, at the Congregational Library, Finsbury-circus. Thomas Wilson, Esq., the treasurer, presided. The report was read by the Rev. Mr. Halley, one of the tutors, and the resolutions ...

... take his trial for the offence. — On the same day Thomas Cockroft. who stated himself to be. a weaver, from Rochdale, but who had come to Leeds seeking work, was charged with stealing a watch from Thomas Gibson, .- at the Crown Inn, Crown-street. The prisoner ...

... morning, at the independent chapel, and after singing and prayer, a short and appropriate address was delivered by the Rev. Thomas Hutton, after which they left the chapel and walked in procession round the village, accompanied with a band of music playing ...

... these discordant noises, bow- ever, were soon drowned in the cordial acclamations of the great -body of the assembly.] Mr. Thomas Potter : — His friend Mr. Hadfield had expressed some anxiety for the result of the contest ofl this question. He (Mr. Potter) ...

... William Gooeh, of Carlton, near Pontefract, and niece of Sir Thomas Sherlock Gooch, Bart. Same day, Mr. Richard Jackson, Leeds, brewer, to Miss Anne Hutchinson, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hutchinson, of Pontsfract. On Monday week, at Guiseley, by the ...

... parties were fined for using short weights in the market, viz., William Goodson and Fadtvard Depledge, of Annley ; Thomas Allen, John Thomas, and John Cooper, of Leeds ; and John Hudson, of Manningham. Several hatchers were also fined for killing outside ...