... December, t Valparaiso 2oth 1iJanuary, passed Cape Horn 15th Feb. ruary, and sailed frona Rio 25d March. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy was left at Lima with his broad pendant in the Creole frigate, CaptainT White. The differences between Lord Cochrane and ...

... Candidates have offered themselves for the . situation of Coroner: Mr. Leader, of Sheffield M1r. Badger, of Rotherham; and Mr. Hardy, of Sheffield; and an active canvass has been commenced by these gen. tiemen and their friends. s The late Dr. Markham was ...

... of Wim. Birlkbeck, Esq; of Settle, which weighed 171b. rind 1741 ozs;and measuiyed 1i and i i inches in circuinference. : Thomas Creevey, Esq. M.P. has been on a. 'visit during tie last tew days atFarniey-hall, tie seat of Walter Fawkes, Esq. Bridport ...

... quantity of stockings, the preperty of John Pratt; lames Meaten, swith stealirg at Shrefftelrl, a pair of half-hoots arid Thomas Msinnilain, with violently assaulting John Breorny the deputty-oroslable of Halifax, were all found guilty, ao~l se- verally ...

... lte-M. Jon Caerr; and a resolution was, tat thle samet ;tritiVe tibet, passed unanimoiusly by th or, enting It hnotglt .!oltn Hardy, Esq. to retain lt hi olflle of Rlecorder of' of thle tltis Boro~ui~lt notwithiscandiiig his removal to Heath .ti agrlee4 It ...

... ab le n - Friektoy-hall, Doncaster, sine it Second best'ditto-,F. Harrison. and h ?? M1elon-AMr, Se.IuriJorn. gardener to Thomas Claprhavls, s~ec Esq. Poiternewios I Best six Peaiches.-Mr. Oswald, gardener to Sir John Beckcett, its I oD tart, ,*who 4) ...

... ITO MiARKFT GARDENERS. For theb~est teal Dahtias-Jobur Barrett. Isi Fur the best two double do -Thomas -Appieby, Huaslet-laine nursery. For the best Ha~rdy Bouiquet-Win.-Clar.te-Horsfortli. For the best sixe Onions trairsplantedi-sarie Lawson, Hiors- ...

... which we. toea t u refer, -end which accord so strictly with one own soentimnts enl ?? Itthere is recentilyexpressed --mr. Hardy felt a lively interest int every i1ra st commit. thing relating to tise prosperity of thiri borough; iha hoped that Oi to escape ...

... Hon. and Rev. Dr. Williamn Herbert F.id.S. ?? Rectory. M,5 VIta PRUSssDcReTa.-Sir John Beckett, of Gledhow, B art.; ge 'John Hardy, Esq. Heeath-lhallt R1ev. Jamess Arusitage Rhodes ne M. *A. Horsfortli-hall; John Pembertoni ucywbooi, Esq. Wake- .field; Firaticis ...

... total of 38.-Thirty-two have been-dischavged, ttat-ing completed their respective terms of imprisonment. On. Friday last, John Hardy, of Ferrybridge, one of the farmers of the Doncaster toll-bar, was con- cicted at Wakefield before the sitting magistrates ...

... gardener to ThoinasaRlodes. Esq. beautiful hardy ?? Bainmes, i line specemen of n the Gescerla Bulbosa, the chives of 'which were beautifully capped; toepreserve the farina from the ?? of.the weather.- b Thomas Dquxbury, two dishes of peaches; part of which ...

... Yonss.-The Candislates for this City in the liberal interest are Marmadvoke Wysill, Esq. the sitting member, and the 1-ton. Thomas Donsdas, son of Lord Dundns, the ols favourite member for that city; and they are opposed by Colonel Wilson, of Sneaton Castle ...