... AT ELLAND, NEAR LI•LIFAX. Thomas 24, and .46rehnet Netter, lit, was charged with having feloniously cut and wounded Beni Mike, witb intent to du hint cone gricruue bodily liana, at Ellvied, the 3rd of February' last. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Hall, and Mr. Preston ...

... London. Halifax Agents. —J.W. fireec.r, William Dyer, Corn Market; C. S. Jardine, Sitser-otreet; W. Jenninge, Nortbgate , Thomas Denton. Crow a-street ; E. Bray, Old Market; George Alleiroan, Union -queer Hudileeedeld Agent!. --Isaac Robson, Tetley Bras ...

... the Rev J. M. Obery, M.A. et Lord.street. name day. after a very brief illness, aged to, Mr Thomas Haigh Martin. surgeon, Iloltithrth. Sante day. aged Thomas Stoppert Itarker, Esq. of 43, Virgil' street, Liverpool. Same dec. afti r a protracted illness ...

... of matrimonial misery might then he banished from our land, and the race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden thrie.— Chronicle. ▪ on MAIROOD.—It triumph of hamasity as well as morality, that the solitary ...

... Bradfield J. W. R., Bradfield Matthew, jan., Helton Matthew. Oiling Robert 1.., South Dalton Robert, Bibs Thomas, /Unhand Thomas, Maker Timms. Maltby Thomas Huddersfield Huddersfield Ws.,Maltby Wm., Sheffield Won Bailey, Bolton Wharf's M., Radon Wicks wm., ...

... of Guilty against Kay, Child, and Ramiden; Arnold and Thomas Not Guilty. The lire prisoners were then charged, along with Kershaw. and Savage, with having, Kershaw with cutting and wounding Thomas Slack, with intent to do Inn, seine grievous bodily harm ...

... two Pills during the night, and two in the morning, which quite removed the pain ; and 1 was enabled to give a lecture at Hardy Row on Thursday evening. although I was in fear that morning I should not have been enabled to leave home. I am, dear Sir, ...

... Frigid Elba. brewer, Bradley, to Mim Aso Burley, of Lathy. Mare day, at Nortiratertad chapel, by the Ber.lr. Turner. MA, Mr Thomas Law to Mr. garah Harriet both agitator& Name day, at the para. aging, Leeds. Mr Joseph to Elm Lary both of Leeds. game day ...

... John Pearson. the son of Pear. I son, butcher, Pump Hill, Soulhowram, pawed a Tape Worm seven yards long. - May Mk. 1834. Thomas Noble, aged 30, reedraker, of Head, near li.litaa, while taking Vegetable Compound, passed Tape worm. which more Wag affected ...

... to Jaws. daughter at Mr George Walker. tanner. Leeds. On Thursday week, at the parish church, by the Rev A. Cheap, the Rev Thomas Sheepshanks, M.A. of Christ church, high Ilurregate, to Margaret, fourth daughter of the late N. Mileer. Esq. of Sun Muukton ...

... Skircoat, the property of Joseph I Ratcliffe. Henry Schofield (21), and Thom. Hardy (22), stealing a gelding at Clayton-it-the-Clay, the property of Joceple Matthew man. Thomas Flynn Brown (hi), reeling ham at Dewsbary, the property of Jame. France. George ...

... Bradford. Mr Dan Priestley. liorton, to Alms Ellaebeth Walker, of Bradford. Same day. at the palish church, Huddersfield. Mr Thomas Leonanl, butcher, to Miss Maria Brook, both of that tans. Barra day sad place. Mr Peter Barter, butelter, to Mary Ann Calvet-I ...