... must be t governed by other means P-'Maanchester Courier. DINNER TO MR. HARDY,-On the subject of the late dinner at Bradford, the Leeds Intelligencer a of Saturday says:'-John Hardy,Esq., from his talents, his knowledge of business, and the majority by ...

... the nephew of Sir John Ross, and his companion in the celebrated expedi- tion to the northern pole. It is to be manned by a hardy crew of volunteers, men conversant with the difficulties and the dangers attendant on 'the navi- gation of the northern seas ...

... W. U. Bell. Jobn Storry, Thomas Petheti, Williamn Cobb, and Grorge Byd - Seue illyloa 1V9ird-Thorias Prissick, George Cookman, William Woolley, Herbert Seaton, William, Priest, aud MWm Gbodlad Todd.' i:lNbfh /yom Ward-Thomas Watson, Sohn Liddell,' John ...

... distressed Irish clergy. The 1lev. I. Heap, the Vicar, u- was ca]led to the chair. Colonel Tempest, P. Shiles, Esq., Cl. O Hardy, Esqo, the Rev. G. S. Boll, J. Rand, Esq., Rev. MT'. n ,lorgan, Al. Thonpsp i, Esq., and others, moved and seconded IS resolutions ...

... -107 th, :O 6 Charles Poppletop , of Osbaldwick, linen manu 5se and faicturer .01. -wa iecrei § ' ' CASTLEGATE WARD. ' , 1. Thomas Wood Wilson, of;Fulford, banker .. '10 18 D lhe 2 John Simpson, of Tanner Row, corn merchant 10 in rin 3 Leonard'Simopson ...

... 22 Robert Keddey Thomas Thompson. 2f0 Heiry King: Joeph Jones. 254 John LOftlsouseL W illiamn Bett.s. 240 Patrick. Forresler John Gresham.,.,,. 240 Joln Sadler. Gross number of burgesses polled; 36q. SOUTHS MVTON WARD. ,Thomas Prissik . 222 ,Ti ...

... Gribb'e. Lynn-Clev-lalad, Whiteman ; Lord Nelson, Smith. Lond1on-Ja,,e, Tliylor Monarch, Wood Mary, Allon of Catharinec.. Hardy; Yorkshireman, Agars ; Euterprize, al Gibson; PrimJorose, Powell. .;VetwcaszeI.~ahefla, Wheldale. _ Poole-Russell, Willis. ...

... into Which this . borough is. divided, the election of an assessor took. _ place; iH Lowgate ward, to supply the place of.Mr. Thomas Hqlden, who being elected for two wards, had chosen to serve for \Vest Sculcoates; Alnd in North MYton, in the room of Mr ...

... drawen the charge) ills. atd this costs. The unagist-ate in FELONY.-On Tuesday, at the Mansionl House, a young mIan natned Thomas Elwsood, was brought up in the custody ot'Mr. Bentley, charged with having corn. mitted the folloseing felony. Mr. Smith, ...

... 11. Best Rhodo tendrf-a lIrJ Wl sari. 2;Dicto. Best Azalea (hardy)-i Mr 3. Witron. 2 Ditto, 3 Ditto. Best Hal m a-i Mnr D. Laing. Dent Greeho as AzDa-it Mr D). LaBng. 2 Mr ). teed. Best Hardy Herbaceous Plsit-1 Mr D. Lsai'h. 2 Mr 3. Emin. a Mr J. Warren ...

... and Mr. Alexander Easton, Coroner, both for the Borough of Scarbro'. CHARGE oF ASSAULT Ox A POLICEMAN.-On Friday, Messrs. Thomas Hudson and William Cobby appeared before Messrs. Jalland, Cookman, Bowden and Tottie, to answer a charge of assault preferred ...

... Saturday last, at the Mansion House, before Mr. Jalland and Mr. Bourne, 'Thomas Stringfellow, keeper of the Public Romins, Jarratt Street, was charged, on the information of Thomas William- son, officer of excise, with having, on the 6th April, in t Ja ...