... Gribb'e. Lynn-Clev-lalad, Whiteman ; Lord Nelson, Smith. Lond1on-Ja,,e, Tliylor Monarch, Wood Mary, Allon of Catharinec.. Hardy; Yorkshireman, Agars ; Euterprize, al Gibson; PrimJorose, Powell. .;VetwcaszeI.~ahefla, Wheldale. _ Poole-Russell, Willis. ...

... voted in the majority Le of 175 that the bill be read a third time:-Sir J. Beck- ett, II. Burton, J. C. Dtindas, J. Gully, J. Hardy, J. A W. Hogg, Lord Morpeth, J. Parker, J. Richards, Col. Thompson, Sir F. 'Trench, and C. Wbod.-The following ; voted in the ...

... ly JOHN TrHORNSHILL objected to by the Overseers. Objec- Otis ler lion withdrawn,I !an ROEIRRT HARDY was objected to by, the Conservitives. tire 0Is Mr. Hardy was examitred by Mr, Anderson. Ile claimed 5051 he as owoner of one-fourth of a freehold building ...

... 11. Best Rhodo tendrf-a lIrJ Wl sari. 2;Dicto. Best Azalea (hardy)-i Mr 3. Witron. 2 Ditto, 3 Ditto. Best Hal m a-i Mnr D. Laing. Dent Greeho as AzDa-it Mr D). LaBng. 2 Mr ). teed. Best Hardy Herbaceous Plsit-1 Mr D. Lsai'h. 2 Mr 3. Emin. a Mr J. Warren ...

... 22 Robert Keddey Thomas Thompson. 2f0 Heiry King: Joeph Jones. 254 John LOftlsouseL W illiamn Bett.s. 240 Patrick. Forresler John Gresham.,.,,. 240 Joln Sadler. Gross number of burgesses polled; 36q. SOUTHS MVTON WARD. ,Thomas Prissik . 222 ,Ti ...

... which the Maria Brandt has received, could have beer done had she run foul of the Marys. L. 1H. CORNELSON, Master of the Echo. THOMAS SIBSEY, ' Late Ship-master, and now pilot. J. FRAZER, Shijp Nautilus, of London. GEORGE ELLIOT, Master of the Everette. I ...

... -107 th, :O 6 Charles Poppletop , of Osbaldwick, linen manu 5se and faicturer .01. -wa iecrei § ' ' CASTLEGATE WARD. ' , 1. Thomas Wood Wilson, of;Fulford, banker .. '10 18 D lhe 2 John Simpson, of Tanner Row, corn merchant 10 in rin 3 Leonard'Simopson ...

... into Which this . borough is. divided, the election of an assessor took. _ place; iH Lowgate ward, to supply the place of.Mr. Thomas Hqlden, who being elected for two wards, had chosen to serve for \Vest Sculcoates; Alnd in North MYton, in the room of Mr ...

... must make it for the benefit of those who may sutler the Mine 1 have heretofore done. With gratitude 1 remain, yours, Ac. Thomas Mulreaddy, Esq. ELIZABETH GREEN. better hail', earmpUflcation content with seeing, but must also taking, and has since been ...

... Saturday last, at the Mansion House, before Mr. Jalland and Mr. Bourne, 'Thomas Stringfellow, keeper of the Public Romins, Jarratt Street, was charged, on the information of Thomas William- son, officer of excise, with having, on the 6th April, in t Ja ...

... and Mr. Alexander Easton, Coroner, both for the Borough of Scarbro'. CHARGE oF ASSAULT Ox A POLICEMAN.-On Friday, Messrs. Thomas Hudson and William Cobby appeared before Messrs. Jalland, Cookman, Bowden and Tottie, to answer a charge of assault preferred ...

... drawen the charge) ills. atd this costs. The unagist-ate in FELONY.-On Tuesday, at the Mansionl House, a young mIan natned Thomas Elwsood, was brought up in the custody ot'Mr. Bentley, charged with having corn. mitted the folloseing felony. Mr. Smith, ...