... Hon. and Rev. Dr. Williamn Herbert F.id.S. ?? Rectory. M,5 VIta PRUSssDcReTa.-Sir John Beckett, of Gledhow, B art.; ge 'John Hardy, Esq. Heeath-lhallt R1ev. Jamess Arusitage Rhodes ne M. *A. Horsfortli-hall; John Pembertoni ucywbooi, Esq. Wake- .field; Firaticis ...

... ' Seont dittbt,- ivhael Hpolps,: gasrderr ti Peter fthssdeJ , Fr'q. df ?? Thirdlititto, TI' :n)as cuxbery. Ftourth ditto, Thomas Steplienpon. gardelner v 'to Thotbas Greenwood ,sq. oI NOil Laitlis Fifth, Tiho-; a mrtelstepepoon Bdest, E eelihoge,: ilh ...

... ab le n - Friektoy-hall, Doncaster, sine it Second best'ditto-,F. Harrison. and h ?? M1elon-AMr, Se.IuriJorn. gardener to Thomas Claprhavls, s~ec Esq. Poiternewios I Best six Peaiches.-Mr. Oswald, gardener to Sir John Beckcett, its I oD tart, ,*who 4) ...

... soti ?? Hardy, of H-all, but formerly of Apple. m:, Ala ton-UponoeNisk, in the North-Ridintg, charged upon are~cah, ithhavngearly in the morning of the 30th t ses, .of August last, feloniously stolen and taken away from Ni 55- clo~ ocupied by Thomas Sample ...

... six csotsiti. tile sero agaiss, as TRIAL~ OF THE PRIZE FIGHTERS. Milet KING a. AMBLER AND GTtHEit5.-Thilan Iprtanhrteasewat Thomas railed on far trtat at a quarter pasit these o'clock. Mer. AAune salles Whiiedms to liress ott aneother case, soichal had ...

... which we. toea t u refer, -end which accord so strictly with one own soentimnts enl ?? Itthere is recentilyexpressed --mr. Hardy felt a lively interest int every i1ra st commit. thing relating to tise prosperity of thiri borough; iha hoped that Oi to escape ...

... Parish Church, in the place and stead of Mr. fliggin. opt 1, boehiam. wlsolhasresigned,lbyues-W. Hey,Esq. MaUyor, ste Ir John Hardy, Esq.fleorder; Richard Fiawcett, Vicar; l 3f end Francis Cookson, Minister of the New Chsrcho Bef le St. John's; and Johns ...

... total of 38.-Thirty-two have been-dischavged, ttat-ing completed their respective terms of imprisonment. On. Friday last, John Hardy, of Ferrybridge, one of the farmers of the Doncaster toll-bar, was con- cicted at Wakefield before the sitting magistrates ...

... tee shall give from tire examicnationrof tit te difflareis witinosses, tli av e Hiaviinggone itnroughtbi ttcdetrilsi Mr ti.Hardy, I to esccusiort, said, eel t tirhait seine persons might suprpose trlsaitire iefendants woutld be of . 'he likely sto medtcwitt ...

... products of their labbur. Thursday week, a very handsome silver gilt cup with the following inscription, was presented by Mrs. Thomas Eclwards, to the Rev. E. B. Shaw, A. B. o Halifax, who has for some tihe assisted the Rev. Wm. Wilmott, A. M. the Incumbent ...

... former for 5 Ist three, the latter for two Montss. I wn i The monument erected to the memory of the gal- x alt a nnt Sir T'homas Picton, tit Cisrmarthten, was open to thei ber, public last week. Boait riaces and other amusttneents wre a iths tihe order ...

... lte-M. Jon Caerr; and a resolution was, tat thle samet ;tritiVe tibet, passed unanimoiusly by th or, enting It hnotglt .!oltn Hardy, Esq. to retain lt hi olflle of Rlecorder of' of thle tltis Boro~ui~lt notwithiscandiiig his removal to Heath .ti agrlee4 It ...