... 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 ...

... felt at the safe return of thiS gallant ollicerr and his brave compianOs. ID 1821, the expediltion explored Repulse Bay, Sir Thomas Roews Welcome, Mijddleton's Frozen Strait, and that neighbourhood,-and fividing- no passage to the Northward and Wertward ...

... 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 ...

... for, the purpo-e of taking it~o con-ideraliofl the propriety ot petitionin,, PariiatOeu fur a revi'Ioo ufthei t Corn L s. Thomas B.krhett, 9. 51nyor, in the chair. The Chairman, in opening the business of the meeting, Paid, be had the honhior It alpl;ir ...

... the funodst. Appropri-te speeches w ere delivered b, the Rev. .T. B~eaumiont, Mr. A Cokman, Rev. R.Treffry, It Jun. Nr. R. Hardy, Rev. Valentine W~ard (of Leeds), and 1 the Rev. J1 nstick (of Pa'rington). Collectiars, in aid [ or the fonda, hlae beeni ...

... general, calndrs o tgt, it rspet letertohenumber of therisinlsr he trcitofth of'ece.-Couerier. Caseitiorn.-Ont the first inst. Thomas Tranfield, wl~,, Iofrthe parish of Clarborough, was committed (pursuant pr to tlate Gao. 11 . c. 19. s. ?? to Southwell Bridewell ...

... . Btrtelistea, of York. 2ort beet-Mm'. Basines, gardeseer' tra liass'kswrths Pawttes, Earl. orf Patroerrer Hltrt. . Blest Hardy Bouquerrrt, eoortrotsfig utpwrards rmf Oslo ejreeion tImesrsr. ?? of 'orrrtrm ~Irdbstihe-W. Cf set, of Rri odr'. lturesrt Exotric ...

... and depression., whatever may be the inclinlation-oft the ship. These iristruoients were e~xamined last week by SirThomas Hardy aird tim naval officers compesing'the boardI forexainng herigging warrants, who are decidedlyof; opinion that they wl uesd ...