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

... Chureh, bv the Rev; J. 1!. Bromby,- Mr. Win. Chessman, of Patrington, merchant, tu Ann, youngest daughter of. the late.Mr. Hardy, of Tlioriguinbsld. Orn Turmdady wveek, the Rev. J. Sibree, of this town, to. Martha Goode, eldest daughter of. the Rev. J ...

... Superior Article, on Terms equal to any House in London or Liverpool. SCOTTISH BREWING COMPANY'S STORE, *1, HIGH-STREET, HULL. a THOMAS CUNNINGTON, Agent. 'T. C. has in Bond, for the purpose of SHIP's STORES, BRANDY, RUM, GENEVA, and WINES. PUBLIC CAUTION.-£C5 ...

... objects:—Lord Teigurooutb. the Rev. Thomas Webster, H. Fleetwood, Esq.. M.F., the Rev. J. Camming of the Scotch church, the Rev. H. Stowell, the Rev. Dr, Brown of the Scotch church, the Rev. E. Tottenham, Mr. Hardy. M.P., the Rev. Daniel Bagot, and the ...

... place. On Saturday weeki, after a painful illness, Octarius, the infant son of Mr. Thomas Piper, publican, of this place. Lately, at Caistor, Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. W. Hardy, of Lndon, and sister to Air. John Croft, baker and flour dealer, Wellington-mart ...