... -On Monday last, 3 an inquest was held by Mr. Ellison, the coroner, at the house of Mr. Thomas Belt, the sign of the Horse Shoe, York, on view of the body of Thomas Gell, aged 70, l formerly a butcher in that city, who, unfortunately, was thrown from a ...

... attrac~tions of tear our approaching celebration. to LISTS OP VOTrERS.-It will be seen by a uenotice in our first page, that Thomas Henry, Esq. the lueRevising Barrister for the East Riding of the county ub. of York, appointed at the late Yorkshire Assizes ...

... -11 Burton, Esq. ; second, ditto, B. Haworth, fsq. Rowlston. C scb Best Hardy Bouquet-Rev. E. Stillingdteet; second, ditto, t my B.IHawvorth , Esq. at air. Best Exotic and Hardy Bouquet-Rl. Bethiell. Eaq. second, 1) ditto, H. Burton, Esq. Itl the Best ...

... Brooks. the Rev. C. D. Wray, the Rev. R, Parkinson, the Rev. C. K. Prescott, Thomas Lyon, Esq. Thomas Hardman, Esq. William Hulton, Jun. Esq. &c. The vice-presidents were Sir Thomas Brarcker, and F. R. Hodgson, Esq. the latter of whom officiated for the ...

... whom he had to dtl. A princess, young, inexperienced, and of delicate habits, seems to he a very unfit successor to such a hardy adventurer as her father, to say nothing of that [1 Ulyssean spirit of craft and intrigue which we believe e him to have possessed ...

... COMPANY, L 14, HIGIH OUSEGATrE, YoRK. L CAPITAL £500,000. b DIRECTORS. The R ight Hlon. WT. COOPER, Lord Mayor, Chdirnan. _ THOMAS GREGORtY, Esq. Deputy C'hairmnanz. JOIIN AGAR, Esq. York. JAMES AUDUS, Esq. Selby. JOIIN BARSTOW, Esq. Ashakm. dAIATIIEW CARRI ...

... Henry Barrett, Esq. chester. Edward Bates, Esq. Thomas Kelly, Esq. Alder- Thomas Camplin, Esq. man. James Clift, Esq. Lewis Pocock, Esq. Dryden Elstob, Esq. Lancelot South, Esq. J. Humphery, Esq. M.P. Thomas Wontner, Esq. AUDITORS. Brian Shaw Hilditch, Esq ...

... He spoke rather more than a column. Next fol- lows M r. Craweford, the defeated candidate for Mary-le-bone; followed by Thomas Hardy, whether any relation of the father, or rather grandfather, of reform, we knowe not. Next Mr. Murphy, another of the defeatea ...

... on if1 tUbbhinsg flull, teat Ssi1ton ini Cravetn, to Mr.Ilarily, of 101ingsliito)i, avidoan of the ltal Mr. Thomnas Y'ates Hardy, of Aidlbsroughi, itlol adeisess. of the English Optirat I i,u-(s', aiiil onI0-1erly' of thle Matncliester attid York T111iatmen ...

... mnuch of that fostering care, which the new h . governtent would award to it. Through its means tt were reared the brave sand hardy men who were willing j, t tn brave every hardship. To tltis elass of toen Mr. M : Carrituhers was Fa sincere friend. - Thle ...

... Levett, B. L.evett, - Bain, - Raines, J. Sugden, T. Topping, J. Hlall,'J. Wilks, W. Hesslewood, F. Hesslewood, G. Miller, W. Thomas, J. B. Briggs W. Dryden, C. Bamford, W. A. Brigham, W. Laver ack, T. D. Hammond, - Dossor, II. Tudor, T. Dikes, jun., J. H ...

... of submitting to his domination. There may - be some of our readers who will hesitate to believe that n. he can have been hardy enough to calculate upon such in a consummation of his plans ;-but, let them consider |rs the character of the man, let them ...