... viz., William Neild, Sarah Howard, John Chadwick, and. Henry Clough, 'in £20 each; James Hardy, and Thomain Lord, in £10 each; Willialm Hilton, Amelia Patch, Thomas Bamford, and Mark Buckley, in £5 each, It is said lthlat there are more houses which sell ...

... Haywvood ; 3, Nar. G. WVatson. COTTAGERS' PRIZES.-Rhubas'h, 1 and 2, John Long- bottom ; Lettuice, I hardy green, J. Kenvorthy; Spinach, I J. Kenworthyr Hardy boques, 1, George Srith. Tulips- i, George Smithr 2, James Roberts. 2nd elams, Feathered Tlips, I ...

... msan dividsuals, viz. :-Mr. John Parker, Mr. David Schofield, Mr. WA John Hopwood, Mrt. John Fryer, Mr. John Mdidgley, isl. Thomas Bert Maude, Mr. Samuel Hartley, Mr.t Win. Jackson, aod SMr. James held BeOsen. After the flowers, &c. had been judged, the ...

... example worthy of imitation. THE LEEDS CORPORATION V. THOMAS BLAYDS, EsQ.-Froom a report of the proceedings in the Vice. Chancellor's 'Court, on Tuesday, it will be observed that E the refusal of Mr. Thomas Blayds to give evidence before - the Commissioners ...

... Barthoick, ,,I Exeter, Sir W. XW. Follett, ,,I Edward Divett, 1 ,, Eye. - Sir Edwcrdlfrerrison, ,I Finsbury- ?? Thomas Er. Doncamb~e 1 Thomas Waklsy ?? irlursisire ?? E. W.V. I.iloslyl 1, Flinst ?? Stepison Glynse .. 1 Frame, Tisomas Sheppard, ,, Gatoshead ...

... still a loud squeak, and on occasion can bristle up his whiskers, and look quite fierce. THE: next show Rat is called Jack,-a hardy and impudent, though sly animal. Hle bad once the nar- rowest escape at Pontefract, where he lost his tail. He had also well ...

... Trhe hir. PArE.A1ci1 and Mr. WAiCLFY having begged tha I-ota. Iex. Member for Berkshire to withdraw Ists motion, suta- Mr. HARDY rose to address the House, hut could not be idopt heatd for several minuses Inconsequence of the cries of tjQ Seo- wish, sloe ...

... thleir plate's at the- enni- ,e versary dinner;, and-in drinkilag In sour wise the health of Cl. 11luiorfeld the blue sand Hardy the true, the future members for till the borough of Bradford. On Friday, 1(yesterday week I how. Sit] ,d ever, the Conservatives ...

... make him wiser and happier; and if it has not these effects, where is its utility P MECHANICAL INVENTIONS IN AMERICA.- MR. THOMAS BLANCHARD.-The New York Advertiser, of August 24, has the following com- munication from a correspondent: Tho3. Blanchard ...

... of L50h towards the erecjion of a new church at Athy. Admiral Flemming has been aptointed successor to the late Str T. M. Hardy, as Governor of Greew ch Hospital. The second son of the Hon. Colonel Cavendish (Clerk. . Marshal to her Majesty) expired on ...

... Dasniel Burlee-4th. cucumbers ; 2nd. peas. Jlames Reynard-let. turnips ; 2nd. red cabbage; 2nd. nusuhrooms; leIt. turnip radish. ThomaS Idle-Iot, carrots 2 nd. heat root; go 2d. esehallots;- 2nd. garlic .lot, spinach. Rohert Stoke, gar- dener to W. W. Br own ...

... ?? M treateraldhas signed apetition formercy !# onepof the'condemned prisoners, the elder Morin 5; proceeding which could hardy;bhavebeen expected h*ombim. ' I-. I ' : : Thc Speci8 l Council is to hold a session on the i4th of Eebruary. W Ue oopy the ...