... must be t governed by other means P-'Maanchester Courier. DINNER TO MR. HARDY,-On the subject of the late dinner at Bradford, the Leeds Intelligencer a of Saturday says:'-John Hardy,Esq., from his talents, his knowledge of business, and the majority by ...

... the nephew of Sir John Ross, and his companion in the celebrated expedi- tion to the northern pole. It is to be manned by a hardy crew of volunteers, men conversant with the difficulties and the dangers attendant on 'the navi- gation of the northern seas ...

... W. U. Bell. Jobn Storry, Thomas Petheti, Williamn Cobb, and Grorge Byd - Seue illyloa 1V9ird-Thorias Prissick, George Cookman, William Woolley, Herbert Seaton, William, Priest, aud MWm Gbodlad Todd.' i:lNbfh /yom Ward-Thomas Watson, Sohn Liddell,' John ...

... distressed Irish clergy. The 1lev. I. Heap, the Vicar, u- was ca]led to the chair. Colonel Tempest, P. Shiles, Esq., Cl. O Hardy, Esqo, the Rev. G. S. Boll, J. Rand, Esq., Rev. MT'. n ,lorgan, Al. Thonpsp i, Esq., and others, moved and seconded IS resolutions ...

... 22 Robert Keddey Thomas Thompson. 2f0 Heiry King: Joeph Jones. 254 John LOftlsouseL W illiamn Bett.s. 240 Patrick. Forresler John Gresham.,.,,. 240 Joln Sadler. Gross number of burgesses polled; 36q. SOUTHS MVTON WARD. ,Thomas Prissik . 222 ,Ti ...

... -107 th, :O 6 Charles Poppletop , of Osbaldwick, linen manu 5se and faicturer .01. -wa iecrei § ' ' CASTLEGATE WARD. ' , 1. Thomas Wood Wilson, of;Fulford, banker .. '10 18 D lhe 2 John Simpson, of Tanner Row, corn merchant 10 in rin 3 Leonard'Simopson ...

... Gribb'e. Lynn-Clev-lalad, Whiteman ; Lord Nelson, Smith. Lond1on-Ja,,e, Tliylor Monarch, Wood Mary, Allon of Catharinec.. Hardy; Yorkshireman, Agars ; Euterprize, al Gibson; PrimJorose, Powell. .;VetwcaszeI.~ahefla, Wheldale. _ Poole-Russell, Willis. ...

... into Which this . borough is. divided, the election of an assessor took. _ place; iH Lowgate ward, to supply the place of.Mr. Thomas Hqlden, who being elected for two wards, had chosen to serve for \Vest Sculcoates; Alnd in North MYton, in the room of Mr ...

... drawen the charge) ills. atd this costs. The unagist-ate in FELONY.-On Tuesday, at the Mansionl House, a young mIan natned Thomas Elwsood, was brought up in the custody ot'Mr. Bentley, charged with having corn. mitted the folloseing felony. Mr. Smith, ...

... 11. Best Rhodo tendrf-a lIrJ Wl sari. 2;Dicto. Best Azalea (hardy)-i Mr 3. Witron. 2 Ditto, 3 Ditto. Best Hal m a-i Mnr D. Laing. Dent Greeho as AzDa-it Mr D). LaBng. 2 Mr ). teed. Best Hardy Herbaceous Plsit-1 Mr D. Lsai'h. 2 Mr 3. Emin. a Mr J. Warren ...

... and Mr. Alexander Easton, Coroner, both for the Borough of Scarbro'. CHARGE oF ASSAULT Ox A POLICEMAN.-On Friday, Messrs. Thomas Hudson and William Cobby appeared before Messrs. Jalland, Cookman, Bowden and Tottie, to answer a charge of assault preferred ...

... must make it for the benefit of those who may sutler the Mine 1 have heretofore done. With gratitude 1 remain, yours, Ac. Thomas Mulreaddy, Esq. ELIZABETH GREEN. better hail', earmpUflcation content with seeing, but must also taking, and has since been ...