... Money, without nry rontuen t ?? smie of my Crnstornticst this ia to give Notice to thre P'rblic that Ir i io otge lt ss En~lo. THOMAS TATTERSALL. Armlicy Brewery, May 30th, 1833. LE~EDS AND ILKMhtV COACH.- RoseC snd Cu-cress ?? Coaech Offife, Br'iggale, iLeeds ...

... the case. He said, the plaintiff, James Mulligan, was poor man, and had formerly been builder in York ; the defendant, Mr. Thomas Fishburn Hall, was a gentleman of property, well known to all present, resident in York. The action was iv trover, to recover ...

... ent (Mr. Sand with). “The medical officers of the Infirmary,” Mr. Luna. ” The medical officers of the Dispensary,” by Mr. Hardy.” ” The country member* of the association,” Mr. Sleight. ** The Hull and East-riding school of nu-dicine,” by Dr. Chalmers ...

... at t.v,lve, ?? ■vi I,- „i\l tl „, k ,„, ?? Poole CEBTiriCATES, dine 21. James Blake, 11, Norton-falgate, chemist ar,d J IUJ Thomas Alfred Kendall, Palernotfr row, ?? U1 ; ..John Oliver Kc.le, late ol 30, Soutl.ainp.ofl .met s„ tailor Henry Btnns, ?? cordwamei ...

... father.—Mr. John Hardy, cowkeeper, appeared behalf of the lad. said, it was his authority that Barlow had left the employment his master. The. Mayor asked Mr. Hardy, what authority he had for ordering the lad to neglect his diitv? Mr. Hardy replied, that ...

... Ba-singh*, street. Solicitor, Mr. Hard wick, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside ■ oldc'* assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Austin-friars. Jackson, Thomas, George-street, Minorirs, wine merchant. J* 1 * 10, July 10, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. sol 1 ' f 8 ...

... in winch at present reposed the only prospect of our national safety. (His lordship sat down amidst loud cheers.) Sir H. Hardi.vge conceived that his best apology to the house for trespassing on their notice would be furnished by the fact of his long ...

... owier, S, Park-row. The memorial was as follows : To the Rev. Francis Thomas Cookson, incumbent of : 1 s . Church, in Leeds, and Christopher Beckett, Charles Brown, and John Hardy, Esquires, i rustees of the said Church. Ihe memorial of the undersigned ...

... occuping a vast extenit of terri- tory south of Buenos Ayres, towards the Ande s, A Portuguese schoonter, the Heroine, from, St. Thomas, on r the African coast, out forty days, had been) wrecked ?? Harbour, near Rocky Key, Jamaica. She had 300 slaves ott hboard ...

... stands four feet high, and is tea fret in length, and seven feet circumference—also not with young, but in growing state..— Mr. Thomas Green, of bred twenty-one straw-yard pigs, in the year lt*32, li were extraordinary in size, that they weighed stones and ...

... WILLIAM CLAY, Esq. M.P. Sir WILLIAM COSWAY, Baronet W. KEITH DOUGLAS, Esq. OLIVER FARRAR, Esq. THOMAS GISBORNE, Esq. M.P. 11. D. GORING, Esq. M.P. JOHN HARDY, Esq. M.P. A. L. HAY, Esq. M.P. W. JAMES, Esq. M.P. W. A. MACKINNON, Esq. T. P. MACQUEEN, Esq ...

... ural Gardens. — On Thursday, pursuant to requisition, a public meet- ing was held at the Savings* Bank, in Surrey-street, Thomas Dunn, Esq. Master Cutler, in the chair, for the purpose ol considering the practicability and expediency of establishing Botanical ...