... from 31r. Abbott's garden and also a great variety of Turnips, from Mr. May. FLOWERS. Carnaiions—Scarlet Bizarres—lst. to Thomas Harrison, (Wild's Perfection); 2d, to Mr uthhertson, (do.); 3rd, to George Whitton, (Hewson's Sir John Beresford). Pink B ...

... square, (m now prisoner in the King's Bench prison,) dealer, June 2d, »,iat Solicitors, Charsley and Barker, AO, Mark Lmc. Hardy Flower, of Welling, Kent, chemist, druggist, and iky keeper, Jane and July 27. Solicitors, Bos lock and roanshnshsnd, 16, George ...

... John, I'pperthong ; Britain James, llipon. Clark John, Armiue ; Coleman Henry John, Pontefract; Capes Thomas Hawksley, Reedness; Crossley Lake' Thomas, Worsbrough Vincent, Wortley ; Cooke Rev. Henry Bmven, Worsbrough; Charlesworth William, Thurlstone; ...

... aged 67, Sir Thomas Legard, Bart. l fGanton, in the county of York, Capt. in the RN.- lHe was successor Of Sir Dighy Legard, Bart. and suc- c:eeded to the Baronetcy in 1808, non the death of Isis b rother tile late Sir John Legard. Sir Thomas Legard was ...

... the indictment; and Mr. HARDY detailed the particulars of the case. The prosecutor a publican, and keeps the George IV. at the top of St. James's street, Woodhouse-lane, Leeds. The prisoners, in company with a man named Thomas Rarasden, who was admitted ...

... Re*. tineau, who attended a deputation from Rev. William Shepherd, and the Rev. J« GtWi Liverpool; Messrs. Thomas Bolton, J. R. .’T | Yates, Thomas Rodick, Jevons, Holt. &r. &c. pool; the Rev. John Renrick, of \ ork, &c. &c. were also present a large number ...

... are in the field— Colonel Wilson, the Hon. Thomas Dundas, the Hon. E. R. Petre, and Captain Baynt’in , of the Guards. Pontefract.— Every attempt is making here to promote contest. The friends of John Hardy, Esq. (Recorder of Leeds,) have been exerting ...

... James Oxley was convicted of having stolen horse, the property of Thomas Parkin, of Qvutnn i and Judgment of Death was recorded against him. Monday, March 29. FORGERY OF DEEDS AT LEEDS. Thomas Sherer. aged 54, charged with forgim j on certain deeds of lease ...

... ensemble was some degree venerable. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Blackburne, and Mr. Ingham, were counsel for the prosecution; Mr. STARKIF and Mr. Milner appeared for the deleuce. Mr. Ingham having fly opt-ned the indictment, Mr. Hardy stated the nature of the case the jury ...

... Onions and best Cucumber James Burnett, ot Bell ■uui. IJu second best t 'ucuniucr—Thomas Walker, gardener to the I*-. D. 11. Currer. of thi lou House. The third best ditto, Thomas •' ster, gardciu-r to the Hon. and liev. \\ . H. Uaanay, uf Beningbrough. I li ...

... contest is anticipated. Pontefract.— A correspondence has taken place between Flintoff Leatham, Esq. of Pontefract, and John Hardy, Esq. of Heath. His reply to Mr. Leatham’s communication, thus briefly couched:— My dear Sir,—Many thanks for the kind interest ...

... —This was an indictment against Mr. Matthew Pennington, of Burton Leonard, for au assault upon the Rev. William Barker. Mr. HARDY stated the case on the part of the prosecution, and called the following witnesses Rev. Wm. Barker stated, that he was curate ...