... the 13th inst., stolen from a held at Thorpe, a sheep the property of Joan Ctilt.—Thomas Wainwright, charged with having the 3tst alt., at Leeds, maliciously stabbed Thomas Downs, wills intent to do him some grievous bodily harm.—Jabes Harrison, of West ...

... Brook, E q. W. W. Bottyc, Esq. John Brooke, Esq. Brook, Esq. Thomas Firth, Esq. James Buckley, Esq. Rev. J. C. Franks. JosepliClisrleswortii, Esq. Benjamin Gsskell, Esq. Daniel Gaskell , E.q. Hardy, Esq. John Hairpin, Esq. Rev. Lewis Jones. Ingham, Esq. Stansfeld ...

... sermons were preached inSt. James's Church, Bradford, by the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrate, of Halifax, and the Rev. 01r. Thomas, Incumbent of Thornton, after which liberal collections were male in b. half of the choir, and other necessary expenses. On ...

... Altba, of Coleman street buildings, for improvement. is. the prrpsration of wool the menu. actor. , of woollen and sluff. Thomas %%hiker, of tor improvements in apparatus applicable to letting machinery, employed eluding; rabbling, or teaming fit Vit ...

... Majesty has been pleased to elevate General Sir Thomas tVilabere to the dignity of Baronet of the United Kingdom, as a reward for his Services at the capture of Khelat. In the Ear! Indira . Captain Hardy's company of the 45th has left Muninooth for Newport ...

... and opened the hosinen of the meeting by rending the reqnisition. Dr. Walker moved that an address i.e presented. 'fbomas Hardy, Esq., of Birk'a Mill, seconded the motion. The called upon Mr. Laveock to read the address which b-en prepared ; and, after ...

... afternoon and evening, by the Rey. S. Simpson, of Iliaddersfield. Collections were made which amounted to 423 190. 9fd. Fnday, Thomas Thornhill, Eng-, and his lady, arrived at Flatly Hall, from Lis seat in Norfolk. They were greeted with an hearty reception ...

... Washington. Beet Collection, H. Tate. ,tram-1 and 2 J. Wood. Cockscomb-1 and 2J. Wood. Hardy Shrub-1 Menzesia polijolia a' las, W. Throp; 2, Andromeda putrerntenta, M. Hardy baceans Plant —l, Penstenum Alarrag. amt. W. Tliropi k. Pessimisms arras, 11. Tate ...

... ltiebard ' , turret ; rose, dirty; white, ditto; collection, Jerson. l'alteolarias- I, David ; 2, ditto. Hardy Plant-1, Richard Morrel; 2 dins. • Hardy Atinu:tl --I, David J054i; 2. Komi. Tender Annual -1, David Jesang ;2, Richard Monet. Dante Bouquet-Cloak ...

... unanimously. coloured cloth hall. Loods• the Buonapartist sympathies and recollections On the 70 ult.. of mulct fever, aged Thomas i wedding - d a y ou ght to be devoted to pleasure ' We THE Ft PLYMOUTH.-An inveetigation into the iwhich commenced on Tuesrl• ...

... ?.t.ißn:At - ; Oa reamer. St with by the Hey. 1. Murray. only of Mr Thomas Elll. battik. nod but for, to Raef..el loheteno. Piled dosothter af Mr. Oldie 4 Mate.. agent, all of TeeWA). At the poet. church, Hallam. by the Rev ./.11stray. M.A. Mr. rattles ...

... John William Sturges, , of Elm fi eld, Doncaster, Esq. 'Thomas Carsick , of ike, Em. Thomas G. Parker, of Browsholme Hall, Clithero, Esq. Amhetoa, of Dow nham Hall, Clitheroe,Esq. William Thomas Carruthers, of Arthingtoo,Otley, Esq. William Matthews, ...