... A'ci-v T.-e rieVe to recrdru a rirost mnelanchioly accidenit thatrtoccorreni near Yrinslrv,- ott ['Friday eveliring last. Mr. Thomas Winssorore Wilson, erie of tire pritteipal litters srsrrnufaetunrers, wvar returnintg frors Itoilierliattn in iris gig, ...

... office H.1 f'rt itwet sv years, in to ensissir highly hono0s11artbla to him. - ~0 e.sesrann satisfiseeory to the public, Johu Hardy, Esq. MT. P;.i )nl. has thit secek tendered Isis resignattots, wthirls) has been accept- ciii ed ; anid yesterday thle Mayor ...

... our townsmen, met him there at breakfast. His Lordship at afterwards came to town, and in company with Mr. Heywood, ?? Sir Thomas Birch, Dart., George Will. llood, Esq. M.P. te Dr. Dalton, Lieut. Col. Shaw, and other gentlemen, visited tl the silk mill ...

... Yorkshire; has appointed his son, Mr. R. W. PEinsRi, Deputy Register, in the place of M1r. John Walker. AiCtEiuILY.-Mr. W. Hardy, solicitor, of Sunderland, has this year won the Silver Arrow, at Richmond, in this county, and is proclaimed Captain of ...

... county are inl rite minorityo er- MrT. Patten's motion :-Lord Morpeth, Msr.Bytn Childers, W1. Dusncoirbe, D. Gthsikell, Gully, Hardy er tie ningihaim, and Strickland. tan GEO. STRICKLANO, Eeq., M.P. for the WVest Riding t iis is now on atvisit at Nostel Priory ...

... setitl Isae t to 510'ecOOIII'ii' if' ?? 1.1' r .15 /i'llCli tliis ?? as to ron icr Comp1)10t1 itio It'l fiireigntofs a I hardI straggle. Th1 iough ooi' ?? 110a110 olllalI s ga ll'oro ?? ~is ie b th nlltto tiihle Its to1 latuetrICO, .0111 unwis0 :lit ...

... -Adjourirrl. HOUSE OF COMIMON'S, TuEODty, Ao'oeaL 16. Mr.. ELLICE aet Air. STANLEV rook tire oaths 'ds tlseir seals. Ailr. HARDY~s presented petitiono from Bradolfrd ldat \'eoson, t'uek- bhire, ia ?? of else Factories' Retg(11:tion Bill r frost Idle, Foesley ...