... Quachungularis. by Mr. John Senior, jun. gardener to Thomas Clapham, Esq.; a Pomegranate, Mr. James Brown, gardener to John Hebbleutwaite, i Esq.; Chrohendah, or Momordica Cylindrica, by Mr. Thomas Hesiegrave, gardener to Wm. Leatham, Esq. ; Wakefield ...

... Joseph Benson, gardener to Col. Croft, of S llllngton. The b st Pears Uargancls).— Thomas Deuxberry. The best Plums.—(Green Gages) Thomas Mason. Magnum Bonum —Thomas Mason. Oranges — Mr. David Priestman. York. Elgs —Though no prize bad been appointed ...

... upon Mr. Hardy, and kept increasing his advantage till a quarter past six o'clock, when the following was the state of the polj .- Mr. Starkie 527 Mr. Houldsworth 475 Mr. Hardy 415 At this time nearly all the electors were polled, and Mr. Hardy's friends ...

... discharge of the duties leposed me. have the honour to he. My Lords and Gentlemen, > Your obedient and faithful Servant, ALLAN HARDY. Sheffield, Oct. 4,1822. TO THE Nobility, Clergy, Gentlemen, and Freeholders COUNTY OF YORK; ily Lords and Gentlemen, THE result ...

... property Messrs. Birk'«ck« and Co. lb Settle bank.; aud fur receiving the same, knowing it to have stolen. Jane Hardy, (the wife uf John Hardy. convicted of stealing at Use last for having cun'vi-\ed to bcr husband, then a prisoner in she castle, three ...

... Stove /fan/—Thoma* Appleby; second do. J. Menzies, gardener to Christopher Raw-son, Esq. Halifax; third do. Thomas Ap»leby. Green-house Plants-The first, second, and third best of thi* •prcie* of plant were awarded to Thoma* Appleby. Best Hardy Plant J. ...

... P. Hardy, of Bridlington, tallow-chandler, to Alary, youngest surviving daughter the late Air. T. warehouseman, of that town. Same day, Air. George Brigham, of Rudby, to Aliss Dobin, of the same place. Monday, the 12th inst., at Kenilworth, Thomas Taylor ...

... also the SLAUGHTERHOUSE, WAREHOUSE, and TALLOW SHOP, and other Buildings thereon erected, the same are in the occupation ol Thomas Chapman. Butcher, or his under-tenants, and was demised the late Duke of Norfolk, foe a term of 99 Years, commencing on the ...

... LEEDS BOROUGH SESSIONS, Oct. 22, 1821. RIOT AND ASSAULT UPON THE LEEDS VOLUNTEERS. The King v. Wm. Wright, Thomas Kirkbright, John Hardcastle, Benj. Asquith, Matthew Carrett, and Abraham Wilkinson. Mr. Wailes, as Counsel for the Prosecution, stated the ...

... fire Office Shares. » ■ • private contract, SHARES In the SHEFFIELD FIRE OFFICE. Farther Particulars may he known on io Mr. HARDY, Solicitor,' Sheffield. Arid, Pet- > DIVIDEND. lOF.Ovnmissiocers in Commission of Bankmt, hearing d?te the Thirteenth Day May ...

... Attercliffc, r. Green, Brnombill, near Chesterfield, r. Shaw, Barlow, r. Thomas Falkner, Lound Hall, r. John Dean, Trusweß, r. John Hep tall, r. H, Elgie, r. Thomas Bickers, Conisbro , r. Thomas Flockton, r. Spilling*, Ecclesrtcld, r. Booker, Cutthorpe. IS PROPOSED ...

... Shannan, from Wish each. - from Yarmouth Marshal Prosper, Asquith, from Lynn- SAILED.— Thomas. Gell, am for Shields— Friend's Goodwill, —Carnation, Birkinshaw, Elizal Thomas and Ann, Bartrup, for Kubie, for Rye.— Blessing, South Mary, Townsley, for Lynn Am ...