... competition, in consequence of lisa being pi the gardenier of a public institution. . . There was a gi splendid Etxotic arid Hardy Bouquet, sent by Richard la Betheli, Esq., M.-P,, of Rise. It represented a crown, Be surmountred by the letters W. R., ...

... Wrightson.-The following voted in the minority in favour of the amend- ment :-R. Bethell, Sir C. Dalbiac, W. Duncombe, J. Hardy, J. W. Ilogg, Sir J. V. Johnstone, A. Lawson, m J. H. Lowther, Lord Pollington, J. Richards, Sir F. is Trench, J. S. Wortley ...

... and that the following Gentlemen be requested to act as the Committee for the ensuing year:- Sir W. B. Cuoke, Wheatley Dr. Hardy, Doncaster Sir F. Wood, Hickleton T. Harrison, Doncaster Sir T. Broadhead, Campsall Wm. Holbrey, Doncaster The Mayor of Doneaster ...

... by the following depu- tation of Baronets-Sir Gerard Noel, M.P., Sir Richard - Jodrell, Sir Henry Martin. Sir Thomas Turton, Sir . Thomas Pelham Hayes, Sir William Brabazon, Sir Wm. Chatterton, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William de Bathe, Sir Robert Fitzwygram ...

... Milbank, Esq. George Banks, Esq. The Rev. Thomas W. Morley Christopher Beekett, Esq. John B. Sawiry M orritt, Esq. Thomos Benyon, Esq. John Green Paley, Esq. Richard BIetbell, Esq. M.P. John Parker,Esq4, M.P. Thomas Davison Bland, Esq. Hugh Parker, Esq. Jbhn ...

... Nliddlewood Hall, near Sheffield. Sameday, attheparisthchurch, Bradford,hytbe Rev. Henry lHeap, B.D., Vicar, the Rev. R. Spence Hardy, of the Island of Ceylon, WeslcyanMissionary, to Mary Anti, thirddaugliter of tile Rev. Isaac Turtou, uf the former place. ...

... at night. The witnesses exaeilned t were, George Robinson, the father of the deceased; weI Edward Robinson, his brother ; Thomas Walker, ostler 1 at the Coach and Horses; John Bell, a shopkeeper at a si Dunnington ; Ann Metcalf, Morley's tMotther-in-law; ...

... tive of South Devonshire; John. Nicholl, tory, representative of Car. diff; H. Young, tory, representative of Cavan; John Hardy, moderatetory, representati ve of Brad ford. A fter the committee was nominated, however, Mr. Fazakerly declined acting. He ...

... Yeoman, Esq., W. J. Colt- and man, Esq., Benjamin Agar, Esq., Rev. W. Dent, M. oh- Stapylton, Esq., Thomas Coitniarn. Esq., Rev. Caleb rho Readshaw. Thomas Clark, IEsq., Williami Prest, Esq., CScarthingwell,) Philip Saltmarshe, Esq., G. Colrolmely, Esq, ...

... above £10, and the r theart-burnings, if any, began with the agitation of the a reform question. ; - ~~MARLBOROUGH. - 'Mr. Thomas Merrlman, eleven years town clerk of n Marlborough. said the governing body was thlrieen' 'I 'three of whom were justices ...

... John Agar, Esq. William Bagshlawe, Esq. George Banks, Esq. Christopher Beckett, Esq. Thomas Benyon, Esq. Richard Bethell, Esq. M.P. Alexander'Bosville, Esq. ' Thomas Davison Biand, Eaq. John Blayds, Esq. Chas. John Brandling, Esq: Henry Broadley, Esq ...

... Ibbetson, Bart. Ben. Agar, Esq. William Bagshawe, Esq. George Banks, Esq. Christopher Beckett, Esq. Thomas Benyon, Esq. Richard Bethell, Esq. .,P. Thomas Davison Bland; Esq. John Blayde, Esq, Chas. John Brandling, Esq. Henry Broadley, Esq. Alexander Bosville ...