... Jamrees Dulie. By JAMES GPEENWOOD. Dick Temple. By ANDlET V HALLIDAY. Evyry-day Popsocs. By LADY DUFFUS HARDY. Paul Wyntur's ScIsuic. By THONfAS HARDY. 'Under the Grceel yoed Tree. By JULIAN HANVTHORN'E. 'IWitli. '[tllica Quentein. 'beotifni' Otroene. By ...

... Dickens e son. f Lincoln let, 590; 40 increase. J. Timmin3. J. Timmins, P. 0, *t Lincoln2nd, 425; 25 increase. William Settle. Thomas Hartihorme. a Belver, 398; 3 increawe. W. Brrell. Joseph Huclnall,- d Cniesteilield, 837; 5 increase. B. Eyra. G. Parkin, ...

... having for its ' object the equitable adjustment of the question of Church it Rates. o I am ill favour of the principle of Mr. Hardy's Beer Bill, v bht I think due provision should be made for the protection Is of existing interests. I Permit Inc to urge upon ...

... fOI' APIUL, priee Se.. i; nowv setdy, coalnsisjne.-, st 1. 4ongregttionaiism 2, Saisooa Fisherie3; 3, Thlelasora; 4, Mr. Hardy's Novle ; I Sehlieimnn'o Nei; , 'The Bane of Eglis4h Architecture; 7, T1e Irish Laud Qucestion; 8, Independency and thq I State; ...

... hidi, gentleman,. Thomas David, Brecon, solicitor Thomas Margaret Sontersm-lorlge. Somerset- Vi strpet, RiTngtelon Bristol, spinster a Thomas Mary, Bristol. spister :. Th.oason JohnBrynrhyflelDL1irenArdudwy . refarmer - Vt-C5.Ul :aw t Thoma s Sarah, and Thtomas ...

... TAYLOR, Secretary. Narwich Fire-Office, Nov, 1. 1814. ABSCON DED,. From the Iron 'Works of Messrs. Jarratt, Damt- son, and Hardy, Low-Moor, ?tear Bradford, on, the i6th of October, (.EORGE GREEN, 16 Years of Age, 4 Feet 10 Inaies hunh ; he had on a Drab ...

... 9ncP C. J. HARDY and: O., - NUMBER ONE,' BOAR-LANE. LEED - FORIH C J, HARDYanCO NUBE OE. - : BOAR-LANE, E C. J. HARDY and ;-, NUMBER ONE.- BOBAR-LANE, IS, - FOR 'U C. J, HARDY and CO..CO NUMBER ONE,.~ - BOAR-LANE, LEEDS-:, FOR HE C. J. HARDY and CO., NUMBER ...

... wishing to join Mr. D.'s private classes, or take prl- i. Veto lessons, mity obtain partintirs on aipplication to Mr. Waters Hardy, tHookseller, 17, Milarket-place, Huddersfield, ext or at hMr. tl.'e resideisce. lE g ulig 7 Mr. lionbavasud'sclasses meet ...

... J. HAP.RDY and CO. are Noted tor Boys' Clothing. C. J. HARDY and CO. hve the Irgest Stock in the City to select from. C. J. HARDY and CO. have Seeral Departments SpeciaUy for Bovs. !C. -T. HARDY and CO. Salt Everything that Boys Require for School use ...

... brought against the Rev. Edward ' ch' 'uille, rector of St. Luke's, of discharging a rifle bullet into h the house of 'Mr, Thomas Brown; who hss for the last ten t ol years acted gratuitously as organist in St. IDule's Church. Lb l At twelve o'clock on ...

... Non thorpe all Appleton Richmond David, Laeorton MllnerW ?? Richmond Thomas, Laverton Ion Mills James, Worsbsrough Ricketts Thomas, Craike M~ilnthorpe Thomas, AltoftO Rickinson Thomas, Seamer l ull Milthorpe John, Peole Ritddell Frederick, Leyburn Milthorpe ...

... their Boys' Outfits. C.T. HARDY and CO. are Nortd for By's' Clothing. C. X. HARDY and CC). have the Largnt Stock in the City to select from. C.T. HARDY arnd CO. hbe t C. J. HARDY aec CO. Sell rvhi r that Boys RQequira for C. X. HARDY and CO. ...