... of the late Mr. Thomas Jackson, of Fasingwold. Same day, at Rotherham, Mr. Fredlerickc Fleck, of M3asbro', eto 3ary, second daughter of Mr. G. Tcwnend, wholesale grocer and tea-dealer, of the former place. - On. Monday last, Mr. Thomas Dodgson, bookbinder ...

... M icbhel :Hops, Gardener to Charles Chluttwick, Esq. St, Aloin's, Burlev. y Ditto, ulnlued-Mr. Daniel Berie, gardencer to. Thomas Lee, Esq. t-teaddigley. . t NECTARINES, from flued walls-Mr. John Smith, gardener . ith James trowns, Esq Harelillslmne. I ...

... iHarrirb. Yesterday. Mr. John Hardy, butcher, M Mary Pnwson, both of Hrntnlay. Thursday last, at our parish church, Mr. William (>ate«, to Ann. third daughter uf the fate Mr. J E- wuolttapler, all this tnsrn. Same day. the parish church. Halifax, the ...

... to Mrs. Elizabeth ' Sanderson, both of this town. Se1ame day, Mr. Thomas Skinner, fruitorer, to Miss JaLne Bur- id- niston, both oi this town. ld On Sunda~y, at Elland church, Mr. Thomas Brearley, water- s, man, to Susanisal, doughter of Mr. Edward Smith ...

... late IMN. osepii>Scurr, -feriierly oft tis town. (On the Lath inst at Kippiiga]e, Iincolnshire, aged lG, Annl Hardy. ?? laland Sarsaam h Hardy,. of that place. T'llis young -voman had attained the exteaorgiiaty lieight of setvee feel ta ro hicei. ! -iI ...

... tleman, to Miss Eltzabeth Wildow, both of Headingley. Same day, at Bradford parish church, Mr. Thomas Foxall, mechanic, to Eliza, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Thomas, butcher, both of Bradford. Same day, at Calverley, Mr. Win. Littlewood, of Calverley Carr, ...

... only survivingI in daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Gout hwakte, butcher, of this i Dstown. T; Same day, at Nottingham, aged 26. Louisa, wife of Mr. John a-Wigglesworth, iron merchant, daughter of the late Thomas IsWhetniall, Esq., of Low Moor, in this county ...

... supaply vcr icies ib tba ellice eof A\Mrlnan or M1 yor,' Ie post. tedl po1d, ?? J. Bl.rkett, ,1. l3il, Sir C. Dal0biar, J. Hardy, tat J IV. I log, Sir J. Johnstolnr, A. L.wsona, .1. 11. Lowther, J. .,I lrrrdo, L )rd Starilcy, 1tia. A. Trevor, lion. J. ...

... Obsertler. Same day, at Doncaster, aged 57, Mr. Benjamin Burgon, formerly a cornfactor. Same day, Mrs. Hardy, Tanner-row, York. of Onl Saturday, aged 53, Mr..Thomas Pinckney, Barf-Hill, &- near Topeliffe. [Il Same day, aged 51, Miss Esther Hargreaves, of Laycock ...

... Otterirgton, at ass arlvanced ago, Mr. Thomas Metcalfe, innkeeper. Same day, at Crosby Grange, aged 67, Margaret, wife of Mr. George Joimson, farmer. Same dY, at Rawden, aged 32, Samuel Hludsoni, son of Mr. _ Thomas YuldEon, clothier. On Wednesday week ...

... York-mad. Thomas Rnggr. moulder. K.rk.uUl. J->s«ph Annitage, clothier. New Wortley. Thomas Cheater, curler. Kittle Queen-street, tieorge c,•upland, dyer. Richmond'cuurt. Wm. I'erigo. shuttle maker. Holbcck John Christie, brick maker. New Wortlcy. Thomas Kinder ...

... the door John Myers Hardy, who now pretended to in rwtsesslon of the house, was Wm. Hardy brother, and had formerly been servant to him at the Inn. The sheriff's officer and hi* follower were about their business, which John Myers Hardy said that the house ...