... Mr. JOSEPH BLACKBURN, S Mr. THOMAS ROBEY, Jeweller, HARROW!' Mr. JOHN MELTON, Solicitor, WAKEFIEi , Mr. JOHN HOPW OOD, Plumber, BARN'! Messrt. THOMAS and HUNSLEY, Book- DONCASTER. Mr. WILLIAM PECK, Oilman, BAWTKY Mr. THOMAS BAIN BRIDGE, Groce: , . A Mr ...

... RJTICAL : .i ' SJOURNL - or Conlininig- tlkationis on'the Educati6i'oF the r Poorr-Ellis' ofi' Resiration''Po&sn, 1eua- Hardy's' Memoirs't-of the.'Earl '#fi Charh 'Soir-'SI Puob1idatiois tif' West 'ndi`' SlIAver p'eis on' - at Toleration. Htimnbbit ...

... Brnoil-ftrect, in this town. ? Vefterday, aged M, Mr: Thooias.WeflenJrU, this * Be , ? 6 * l,r, ? a,, l er widow the Mr. Thomas this towny plumber ami glazier. n h.^k er. eflfc ' y,lK *? Mr ' Tb ...

... daughrer of Mr. Thidinast Leaper, farmer- 'alI l t of Sutton, ini 1-olderness. nrain On Tuesday last,-'at Skerne,,'lby the Rev. Thoma i trthe lbbotisonr'- Mr. Joinil Good'Ays, fairmer, to. Mips Ann' ld, Leak, daughter of Mr. Wim. Lealf, all of that place. ...

... Sarah Hurdi», ydungeft filler of the late Rev. Dr. Hurdis, Profiffor Poetry Oxford. A few days ago, at Bridlington, Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy, to Mila Elizabeth Waters, both of that place. Lately, at Whitby, Lieutenant Francis .leiTerfon, R. N. to Eleanor, youngell ...

... Mrs. Hopkins,' idimedipttely apprized the~ pa 4constable of' the --i~&eustan~e, who took them' both 'Ch before the Rev. D)r. Hardy, when it Was discnsvdred, nip i that histead~itf the persons supposed,.they i~tere bothm ot Lfrom Ashbnulrsae, in Derbyshire ...

... oT BUCKltNqHA M, KG I. B Ihe Earl of NOiRmTitAm.PToN The SeaRos BEl! NARD, Esq. M. P. THoMAs WItsoW, Esq. Blanker, rorA, I HA LL Pi6 Meits ESS. CA.Bit THOMAS SMITH, EDq. hrSk. - O STiLEs,- .sq.. Kid-.El. itRICHARD H rWO ETs, Esq. , LieuotCol. ELLIS0N ...

... NORTHAMPTON. The EARL UPPER 03SORY. WILLIAM PRAED, Efq. M. P. SCROPE BERNARD, Efq. M. P. DIRECTORS. THOMAS WILSON, Efq. Banker, Yoax. HALL PLUMEK, Efq. Bilton. THOMAS SMITH, Kfq. York. JOHN SYKES, Efq. Kirk-Ella. RICHAftD HEPWORTH, Efq. Pontffract. ELLISON, M ...

... Cant. Hugh Morrifon, of the York Packet, Hull and Leith tender^ On Thurfdty fe’nnight, after twelve hode* illnefj, aged Mr. Thoma* Thorp, farmer, of Uelebem, in HaMcinefr. On Turfday, Psckfinglant Mrs. Piunuact, relid the Rev. Charles Plummer, of that place ...

... the DAIRY UTENSILS. For particulars apply to Michaei, Hai.damby,No.4, Hardy’s- North-street, HulL CREDITORS OF THOMAS CHATTERTON, Esq. THE unsatisfied CREDITORS (if any) of THOMAS CHATTERTON, late Bridlington Quay, £sq. deceased, are desired ftrthwitb ...

... gratfi. . : -By -order of' 'the Direiflors, l A. HARDY, .. Sctetar of ,Joantry Department. -Valuable Ferry- Cross the Rimer e'.,lUrn-ber. - At he STo be Sold'by Auction, At the Hofise of Mir. THOMAS HARE, the Six Bells -1rr, at BARROW, M the County of ...

... upwards, qv;/i not -be charged far t.Policy:: M, and all Endoreements wiwd oe made grat SuJ. Su By order of the Direlors, H. A. 'HA'RDy, - Secretary of Country Department. an . 1a P B3 Fire .4ssurdnce Cotnpany. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION. N GFFiCR, LUDGA4E-HIL,; LONDON ...