... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... Esq., Coroner, which has teiminated in the committal of a party upon the charge of murder. On the llih instant, a man, named Thomas Tarver, an inhabitant of Chipping Campden, died after a very brief illness, and rumour of foul play having been circulated ...

... Gard(ins. t M ~ts x'ilx is oe .-1Unstompeipd Pteblicationsc Wml Dixh was charged wvith exposinig for sale unstampedl newspapers.- Thomas Franklin. an officer of this establishment, deposect w that hanot ten o'clock thle previous morning lie was passing a through ...

... following results op. peared at the conclrrison of tire election Rojinmcrs. WCT NsARes. Tories. Mir. Joseph Blateson . 210 1 Alr. Thomas Blayds . 195 MILLI-1ILL.I WARD. Mr. John Hope Shaw . 206 1 Mr. E. Clrarlesworth 248 Alr. J. IH.Hebblethwaite 199 1 Mr. John ...

... Juhnson, One Month: Thomas Tinson, Wmi. Mitcbell, Jeminia Plant, John HalIett, James Hayward, Edwin Silcox. Three Seekts: James Biddlecombe. Two Wfeeks: Mlary Attisell, Maria llagg, Sam]. Nale, Thomas Holbrook. One Meek: Mlrk and James Hardy. Three Days: Jane ...

... of those appoint- ed Aldermden. The following were the persons chosen: Mr w. W. Clarke I Mr. C. Chinecry Mr. S. ?? Rix Mr. Thomas Delf r On the 29th ult. the Rev. William WVayman, elk., A. IM., wvas instituted to the vicarage ot Great Thurlosw, iI this ...

... 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. ...

... St~-eet-A splers- I dil hrall rlress. T MisDridgeoni-Wella white satin dresses ; a simple tone oesprig iif Is eath wovrnon tinrie hardi. I Miss Bliugue-Swies niusliir oeer white satin. Miss Yale-A rets white satin tress. Mrs Smit- rich tartan velvet stress, with ...

... known. tANIvtclTr1'S FRtOiM TUESDAY'S GOAZETTE. John Itickman, Yorlk-tuews, Balter-street, MIrylebone, livcry.stable-keeper. . Thomas Burdock ulanks, High-street, Newington Butts, . linen-draper. t Alan Stuart, Spread Eagle-court, Fliclr-latne, tailor. i Robert ...

... enl which the ?? was aboeit to divide was, whether I relanid ishould ba goverued on free principlhs or not.N ow lie (IM r. Hardy ) deiied that that wan the i(testion unider debiate; because ihe Noble lord would not pretend to sayi that the people of Ireland ...

... Nlareb he would move for leave to bring in his bill to amead the law of Landlord arid Tenant in Ireland. Messrs. PATTON arid HARDY respectively gave notice of their intention to introduce bills for tihe preven- tion of intimrdation adid bribery at elections ...