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... sentiments of the resolution committed to his care, which he read, and resumed his seat amidst enthusiastic applause. Mu. Thomas Him. with equal cordiality, begged leave second the resolution. thought it was only just and reasonable that the Irish should ...
... Discharged forthwith. Hoanah Brothertun (sued Ann Brolhertan), late of Thirsk, straw bonnet-maker. To be discharged forthwith. Thomas Crou,jun., late of Hunmanby, corn-miller and farmer, was opposed by Mr. Blansiiard, on behalf of Mr. Pearson, and defended ...
... Lord Egrrtoo’s amend roe nt :— YarkaMtrt —Bet lull, •-. Beckett. Sir J. ; Chapman, A.; Dalbiac. Sir J. ; ik—>■, lion. W.; Hardy. J.; Lowthcr. J. I. ; Polbagton, Lord ; Richards, j. ; Trench, Sir Wortley, Hun. J. Browongg. J.S. ; Ckffca. (^>l. Pinch. G ...
... provisions of the act under which no regulations have been issued by the Commissioners which are unpopular in the country, Mr. Hardy inquired, before the debate com-! menced, whether Lord John Russell meant to| preclude inquiry into the effect of such provisions) ...
... Robinson s 14. Thomas Hutchinson ; 16, James Crawshaw ; 21.22, and 23, John Milnes, Gervas Kemp, and William Can;. 34, Joseph Pickering; 39. 49, 41, 48. and 43, Joseph, George, Francis, William, and Thomas Ridsdale ; 2, William Newsome; 8, Thomas Green; 24 ...
... Hughes gave notice that he should to-morrow move that the names of jthe following gentlemen—Mr Hardy, Fielden, Major Beauclerk, Freshfie;d, and Mr Thomas Attwood —be added to the committee on the Poor Law Amendment Act. Irish Poor Laws.—Mr. Sergeant ...
... and John Smith. For fourteen years— Patrick Daly. William Taylorson. and Farrar. For seven years William Tinkler, Thomas Earnshaw, Thomas Scott, John Oxley, John Jackton, John Galvin. David North, John Mitchell, and John Tinker. Extraordinary Explosion ...
... Trhe hir. PArE.A1ci1 and Mr. WAiCLFY having begged tha I-ota. Iex. Member for Berkshire to withdraw Ists motion, suta- Mr. HARDY rose to address the House, hut could not be idopt heatd for several minuses Inconsequence of the cries of tjQ Seo- wish, sloe ...
... required double gang, while single gang could work the steel mill. He knew four men whom he thought would make capital gang—Thomas Lewis, John George Shaw Lefevie, George N'icholls, and Edward Chadwick. should like them to pul in one of those milts end ...
... and Joha Wloods read, Almendbury, Yorkshire, millers-Joha Evans, Edmuond Coop, John Ba row, , Adthur Soathward, Christolher Hardy, Francis Donnoeley, John Linncy, liavid Stott, Riobert Bcrry, and JDMes, Roblnson, HIme, Manchesterdyers. TUESDAY, Msttcss ...
... motion : i’orhtAirt —Hntt. W., aad Thompson, Ol.; Baines, K.; Buckingham. J. N. ; Dundaa. Hoo. C.; Gaskell, 1).; (•ally, J.; Hardy, John ; Lister. E. C.; Strickland, Sir G. Liaeohuktrt —Bulwer, E. L. and Wilks, J. Tl»e following were in the majority of against ...