... afier ] long and painful illness, ag-tl 74. Susanna, the of Mr. Thomas Hardy, late of York. •* Her end was peace.’ fin Wednesday week, at U-ven. near Beverley, very wd- | , denly. Mr. Thoma* M ig. inokei-per. ft* at place. Wednesday I*’*' al >carl>r«»’ ...

... all the Lots, (except the of Lot occupied by Mis. Hardy, and the Collage in Lot Mr. Smith, the Owner, will shew the Premises, and for further Particulars apply to Mr. ORD, Solicitor. York or Mr. THOMAS SHEPHERD.SoIicitor, I Sen begin, Dfveilaj . I Bwe-fer ...

... gross calumny, of our reader* who will hesitate believe that j corporation have made use of any power they he can base Wen hardy h tu calculate such might •rising this wutce. ' » . ,1,-n, consider vole wa. attempted gained the late election o. a consummation ...

... flames originated from a fire which had been left in the steamer. Great praise is due to Mr. Carte, of the garrison, Mr. Robert Hardy, Mr. William Gibson (shipbuilder,) Mr. Edward Gibson, jun., Mr. John Collinson, Mr. Francis Haworth, Mr. J. B. La Marche, and ...

... Mr. Beadle who was about to leave the town. The pro|K)&al was unanimously adopted. Dry fool Overseers.— Messrs. Thomas Sisstons and Thomas Brown were, on Wcdnestla> last, a meeting of parishioners for that pur|iosc, nonriuated overa* ers the |*jor for ...

... Rtchtrd Betliill. Carruther*. Aaron Ch*i>roan Sir C. D'Alliiac. Hon. W. Duacotahr. John Hardy. Jamra V.nr ilufK. J H. Juhnatoor, Andraw lawaoo. Hon. H. L. Inwtbcr, Thoma* Prmbrrton, Vi« Pollinston John Richard* B. Thompson. Sir fred. Trench.. rored in ...

... appointing the Hon. Wm. Lowtber (commonly called Viscount Lowtber), Hie Moat Hon. the Marquis Bute, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G.C.8., George Richd. Robinson, Eaq. Capt. Francis Beaufort, and Octavius Wigram, Esq. his Majesty’s Comnussioncra ...

... most gratifying character. C\«e of Sfahhiko.—Yesterday, at the Mansurn-house, Francis Wilson, charged with seriously wounding Thomas Hill, with knife, was again brought for examination. The investigation of the case ...

... process of appeal from the Rolls or the Vice-Chancery the Court of the Chancellor. scarcely think there will now be found suiioi hardy enough to adopt this mode of proceeding. To appeal ; to the same judge who has already given hit decision on the case, will ...

... this place. On Saturday week, after a painful iHweaa. Ortarloa, the infant son Mr. Thomas Piper, pnWiaaa. of thto plsce. Lately, al Caistor, Mr*. Hardy, wile of Mr. W. Hardy, of Ljodoo. and atoter Mr. John Croft, baker and Boor dealer. Wellington-mart. lUU ...

... plant, placed forward for competition, in consequence of his being the gardener of public inaliturioo. » splendid Eaotic and Hardy Bouquet, aeut Richard Bethel I, Esq . M.F.. of Rise. It reprewnled a crown, surmounted by the letters ••W.R..” and surrounded ...

... Wriphtson.—The following voted in the minority in favour of the amendment : —R, Bethel), Sir C. Dalhiac, W. Duncombe, J. Hardy, J. W. Hogg. Sir J. V, Johnstone, A l-awson, J. H. Lord Follington, J. Richards, Sir h. Trench, J. S. Wortley. Fatal Effects ...