... Beswick, Esq. GTRAND JURY.-Mr. T. Whitaker,'Foreman, Messrs. John Coates, Richard Hopper, Thomas Thistlewaite, George Lord, Robert Y. Powley, Thomas Davison, Thomas Crosby, John Vickerman, Burlinson Walker, Richard Towers William Wilson, Samuel Brookes ...

... Reylmard, te I it ltq. 2 Cot Martin; 3t, 11 H Reynntd, Esq. ExoatlaBoortuet, 1, at the H7 F Sh Ce REsq. Hardy Bouquet, I andS,; 11 R Ieynard, REsq cc ?? and hardy bouquet, 1, HFP Shows, Esq. Basket or cutat 111101 flowers,1 I GWilliston, Hart. Collection of roses ...

... catechised arie 50 Seletn'ly, arid hsstrlled on buith octasiens t ot Mondtay, by to you ?? Thomas Hill, and on Tuesday, by Mr. J1. Sutcliffe, (Hear, NVhat would ill it. HARDY, Wiso is generoijy considered the Tory tor,t member for Brad ford, thoitgh it app~ears ...

... M I S CUE L L L N E O U S . Messrs. Thomas, Son, and Lefevre, a large mercan. tile firm engaged In the Russian trade, who failed In October, l 1847, have notified to their creditors their readiness to payza final dividend, making in gross 2Os. in the ...

... offeringlhiniself again as a. candidate- for Web-minmrer : of Shiiould shis be the f6ct, it is prohable that Sir Thoma . Mnt Masterman Hardy, the confidential friend and favournie Capfain of Lord Nelson, and in whose arms rhe- gallanir Admiral died, will ...

... present occasion. Ile tlere. fore begged leave to move-,, That the thanks of tldis boeoting ore due, and are hereby given, to Thomas Pease, Esq., for His kind services on this occason ; which was seronded by Mlr. H. CeArs:e, and passed unanlmously.-Mr. PSASD ...

... Tuesday, ando polling on Wednesday. The candidates -were Mr. Hardy, conservative; arid Messrs. Busfield and Lister (the son o the late member), whig-radicals.- The numbers w r the close, Hardy, 612; Lister, 540; Busfield, 536. two former returned. .NARtsBono' ...

... . which has been duly registered Alfred Feargug O'Connor Anthony. n Mr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter t registered Ann Frost Hardy. a The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker t was baptised after the name of William Feargus e O'Connor ...

... FRUITS.C Best Pine-I1. 3. E. Nicholst 5 , Ralph Hoppa. Black Grapes. -1, Thomas Umplaby ; 2, 3, Wmu. Cary. White Grasses-a, E. I'Nichols ; 0, Raplph Hopp$. Pestches-l, 2, Thomas Umipleby, Best Fosur Granges.9-, 0, George Watson. Strawberries-i,r Wmn. ...

... modern journal. In the local news of the Advertiser, there is the aarriage of MFr. Thomas Scoffin, of the Beverley Bank, to Miss Brough, of Hessle, and also that of Mr. Thomas Hall, of Linton, to Miss Hall, of Hovinghiam. There does not appear to have been ...

... Caisrchl.streei, merchant; sad . Thomas Pealey Smithson, of SFepneylano, gentleman.- Ne'rtls 19gitosn Wisd-lesst. John Thompson, of.Carlisle-. street; and lTbos. Jones, or A lbert-street, geatdenea.-Sofls: * toen-MtXr'., ThOmas C, ayen, of Ntlvstroet, gentleman; ...

... R. Hardie, Profeisor of Logic and Rhetoric In Anderson's University, to the Church and parish of St. Clement's, Demserara. OitDINATIONS.-By the Bishop of Oxford, at the Cathedral, on Sunday weeks-Deacons: R. Miuckle. ston, T. Chaffers,H. Thomas, G. Faussett ...