... Taylor, for obtaining under false pretenees at Louth, two shillings of Thomas Lusby, his property; No tree ?? Bentley, for steal g at Louth, a pair of trousers, the property of Thomas Eandall; Transported 7 years: twice previously convicted of t ?? Turner ...

... Crassula Coccinea. 4. Mr Brodie, Tlhunbergia Alata. 5. Mr Appleton, Petunia. 6. John England, Esq. Agapanthbs Urobellata. Hardy or Half Hardy Ptlasa -1. Mr Oglesby, Fuchsia Globoso. 2. Mr Jones, Moss Rose. 3. Mr Jones, Fuchsia Thomsonia. 0oquE .-Mr John Hodgon ...

... Henry Hardy, li constable of the same place, with stopping him in the street d last Saturday night and threatening and abusing him. There d- were no witnessee on either side. Hoodlass in his defence staled that he was rather fresh when he met Hardy on the ...

... Chancellor of Eng, Rai liland, left Siudley park, the seat of Mrs, Laurence in this ,9county, on Thursday, for London. the a Mr. Thomas Haigh. mnaltster and -corn factor, Du it has been elected High Constable of Wnkefield for the Rai '5ensuing year. The Marquis ...

... Bridgnorth-Whitmore, c. 403; T. Leigh, r. 360; Pigot, e. 348-first two ret. Brndford-Lister, r. 640; Busfield, Ben. r. 604; Hardy, c. 444; Busfield, jun. c. 38- first two ret. Birmingham-T. Attwood, r. 2169; Scholer ifield. r. 2132 ; Stapleton, c. 1044-first ...

... Duke ..439 1 Han diley .350 Collet ..156 -Bradford-Lister 640 1 Bnisfield, sen. .604 1 Hardy ..444 'Busfleld, jun . 384 tfBrecon-Morgan .151 161 Lloyd ..94 Bridgenorth-Whitmore 429 1 Leigh ...

... COT F~ONVERSe.-Hsrdy herbaceous bouquets, 1, John Grim- ston, Esq. ; 2, B. H, Reynerd. Req. ; 3, Mr. Escritt. Exotic and hardy bouquet, 1, 2, R. H. Revrnard, REsq. Basket of cet flowvers,I J. Grimetont, REsq. Collection of roses, 1, 2, Rev. C. Ilotham ...

... were the Rev. J. Muncaster (Independent), Rev. W. B. Ste- venson, end R1ev. S. Hardy from India, The sermons on Sunday were preached by Rev. W. B. Stevenson, and Rev. S. Hardy was engaged to preach on Tuesday evening, but a domestic afflictiont called him ...

... the Rock of Ages Her strength d wsereXfo GofrteLrof Hosts was vh w er. The Rev. Dr. BUNTINrG said that the name of the late Thomas Thompsonwas associated with Hull, and *) he was glad he had the opportunity of paying a just - tribute to his memory. It was ...

... assignees chosent were :-MIr. Ostler, Grantham; Mr. Beasley, Harston ; ir. R. Briggs, Grantham; Air. Ridge, Grantham; Air. John Hardy, Grantham. The liabilities of the batik are £108,234; available assets £82,842; tite calculation is that it will pay 15s. in ...

... distinguished themselves are :-Mr. A. 'l'revor, present at 128 divisions; Colonel Percival, 101; Colonel Sibthorp,10; Mr. John Hardy, 100; and Colonel Vere, 97. But what was the case with the Whig-Radicals'? Why there were no less than THIRTY-FOUR whoeaeh ...

... BURGLoer-On Saturday morning last, some party effected ly an entrance tlhrsiugb the roof into the house of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield. Mr. Hardy keeps a shop, and tire party having iy a manifest liking, notonly for those every..day subsiantisial, suds ...