... Jacksoi., late of the Theatres Royal, York and Hull. A few days ago, at Bridhlingion, -Mr. Major, of Far- . titidale, to Miss Hardy, of the ftcrmer place. On Monday, at Dariby, near Whirby, Mr, ,Ralph Wilnsper, of Lastingham, to Miss Agar, dauighter of Matthew ...

... exprefs his entire approbation of the-ir conduct in the field. 'The Bradford Volunteers, under the command of I.ieut. Col. Hardy, march to Skipton on Thurfday next, for 14 days, on permanent duty. The Kirkaldy regiment of royal Fifefhire volunteers 570 ...

... Lord Caftlereagh, cheert.— True Blue, cheert— Dr. Burgh, chtert Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Hartley, cheert.— The glorious 14th of May, 1807.— Mr. Milnes, (the Member for PontefraA) cheers Sir Thomas Slingftjy, cheers.— Sir Sydney Smith, Hearts of Oak.— Mr. George ...

... recommended by a Committee ofthe Houfe of Commons, for a temporary pro- hibition of the ufe of Grain in diftilleries. The Rev. Thomas Paley, M. A. and. Senior Fel- low of Magdalen college, has been prefented, by the Mafter and Fellows of that rociety, to the ...

... highly' wholefale honfe at Le.cefter, for a dozen Siewart. oft that place, °« Newton Heath, Margaret Ellerby. widow of Mr. Thomas Hardy,of theformerplace. oftenr! r; fofpicion having fallen on elderly (lift. A young man, apprentice to Yefterday fe’nnight ...