... trial the next borough sessions. MarySowry, charged with stealing a niece beef, the property of Mr. John Walker, in ihe Shambles. Win. Russum and John Jaques, charged with stealing ham and pig's cheek rom the ho Mr. Joseph Rogers, of the Globe. Inn, Quarry ...

... was produced, if he should move, that the salary of the secretary the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, should reduced £;»00. per arm., he hoped it would not be objected to, this economical aibninistration.—Earl GREY defended the conduct Lord Plunkett ; and ...

... 'T'ownshipr rrf I'llhrir, rrll nicurl y tn- geteror, wid flo rirrr thrie Te'nuare rod Occeuplatiror rof Mlessrs. Thirros. firrr John Gr'ryirtm. 'lie Landru nill ib Let rarruailly, or, onl Lerrse irs rrgrceroler 'l'li Distirrce frrorm Gairirorr' %nrrdei' 'To' ...

... IN JOHN and JOSEPH WAVRING'S BANK- HUp I.CY. hEFrTING for last Examlination of tile B lorupte, and Prolit of ADeits, enlhlrged by tie Lord Chanecelllrs Older to Thursa=y, ]21h April nrvxtat lite Plck Ilurse In, li Hlaud- derifleid, at 'Ten ?? In the Forenoon ...

... Rocindell, of Gledstone, Esq. Ily- %WIn. Litecr Fenton Sicot, of wousthati, Esq. of John Ntctiotas CoulthUTat, Of Gargrave, Est. kg Edward Taylor, of Eassilsrie, Esq. Henry John RMondein, of Llnton Spring, Esq. Its Hollery P'reston, of Hoorby, Esq. r sec iNV ...

... Ear Cardigan. ,f * • gs - w ' *tfl _, action was brought by the relkZ. .*Vt ~»e tb' , ' huid surveyor, Leeds, * JaiebT** If' ,ieT »>and for his professional ut preparing maps and ttt boiv 'be ■ ' ley inclosure act of one «ttri P°samLv,? Cardigan of the ...

... stranger (a laugh and a cry of t hs hear); and she has leaned on the arm of flesh for her 0 ch support, Wherefore, when the hour of retribution at- at rivetb, she shall be punished by the arm of God. These tt M dthings of which I have spoken to ye, your eyes ...

... AGrNTS. Ind 'Lmtns ?? GEORGE MARCH. York ?? W. H. Locel.' Mull ?? .. . J. lulicotoli. :C. I-liliax ?? Sandiersoni. Wc. ?? John Malrsdeii. - ?? obert Kirbiy Jun.' Y9 Searliro' 1111..Thooe. Saintthihvnitc. Dosncaster ?? . Falcoear, Jun. Sofir. I f ...

... had no means realised the gulden dream that bad been so fondly held out by its advocates. He pressed upon the Government to arm themselves with sufficient power to prevent the possibility of failure ; and with that view should give his most cordial support ...

... in the Eoyal Lancashire Volunteers. the 21st ult. in his 34th year, John Esq. late nf Paper buildings, Temple, eldest son of John Walmsley, E.- ...

... BiUILDINGS, olle liac it 151 Flax Mill,ailud the ostier'as a Cottoni MilI, wvith otler Erectiolas, late 151 tile Oceiupationt of John SbnithI Jackson Loll others., Also, SEVERtAL other FRt-EEHOLD' ESTATES, situateat Liversedge, in thesaid Coltliit ,t,f York ...

... 10s. 6d., for the horse.—Tiie resolution wasagrced to.and the report ordered to brought up on Monday next.—On the motion Mr. JOHN CAMPBELL, the tines and recoveries bill, and the courtesy of England bill, were read a third time and passefi. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT ...