... NFATHS. On Tuesday last, in her year, Sarah, fifth daughter of Mr. John Hardy, of Apperley Bridge, and fate of the city of York. On Monday last, afier a lingering illness, Mr. T. Rayner, of i.idget Greon, naar this town, weil known as a superior counter ...

... Vickers'; John and Hayes; Thomas and Ann, Scu. . holme ; Blessing Colley Reward, Harrison. C ay.. Resolution, Bell. Hartlepool.. Flora, Barnes' Ipswich. .Majy. Parker; Aire. Johnson; Thomas and Miry. Thompson Maidstone.. Thomas and Arm, Ashton. Woodbridge ...

... John Macdonald. ' 1 Strawberries, Thomas Broujrhton, gardener to W. C. Haigh Esa Horton ; 2 do Thomas Maud. * I Orange Tree, in bearing, Thomas Brrughton. CULINARY VEGETABLES. 1 Asparagus, Thomas Maud ; 3 do, George Coombs, gardener to ?? Tolson, Bolton House ...

... hoped that when the elections were over, all would be forgotten. They should never eee him with two faces (cheers, cries uf “ Hardy can’t say so”). He was now ready to answer any question which any gentle- man might feel disposed to put to him. Mr. Duce then ...

... Kitwood s B'«**»- ne*# Packet, Kerrison. Colchester. ..Thomas and Marj. Ashton ; lorna* and Mary, Thompson; Diamond, Atkinson; Searitude. Hodson, Woodhridge ..ElUabeth, Knights; Laura, Chatham; Thomas and Mary. Heypleatcfno. Yarmouth.. Mary, Barker; SaraJ ...

... Jhaton, William Tetlow. II. atm, Edward Noble, Thomas Hill, Robert Stables Hunsworthy John Firth. I'Hc, Christopher Dibh, William Edmondson. Manninghum, Thomas Acknnd. i\orih Dicihy, Henry Leah, Charles Hardy and Mr. Richard Frederick Fairer. P set/, Richard ...

... promise given Mr. Hardy that I him. feel it to duty give the most solemn such a statement ; and also as unhesitatingly ic« never intended intimate either this gentleman or l! friends, any such intention. Sorry have been to li.i Hardy left house with such ...

... Infirmary,) Six Clock in the Evening, fur the purpose of Electing Officers for the ensuing year, and on General Business. THOMAS FALCON, Secretary. April IS, 1337. •clief of the Distressed Highinds of Scotland. s. d. R. J. anil W. Garnett 0 Kills and ...

... Watson, to Miss Strah Hulroyd, both of Clayton. On Sunday last, at Christ Church, this town, the Rev. W. Morgan, R.D. Mr. Thomas Hlagbrough, Miss Lydia Stvaine, both of this town. On Saturday last, at Christ Church, this town, the Rev. W. Morgan, B.D ...

... Overton, Sir. George Robinson, farmer, to Ann. second daughter of Mr. Thomas Skelton, farmer, all of on. Tuesday week, the parish church, Skiplon, the Rev, J. Williams, Mr. Thomas Wharton, butcher, to Mist Jane Burns, of that place. On Monday week, Birstal ...

... from Leeds Intdliyenctr.} The public dinner given 1a- the Conservative Electors of Hradf -rd to their representative, John Hardy, Esq-, took place Friday evening, the room of the Exchange Huildinjjs in that town. Four rows of tables were placed the whole ...

... property of Thomas Armiiage. Robert Hides (22), charged along with Joseph Hirst. Thomas Headley (17), stealing a purse and money, at Bradford, the property of James Greaves. Patrick M'Marnis (16), charged along with John M'Nainarow. Thomas Robinson (39) ...