... former place. On Monday last, at Darlington, Mr. WUliam Temple, to Miss Mary P its. On Sun. . . last. Mr John Hardy, eldeet sea of Mr Jeans Hardy, uj t,race. eldest daughter of Mr Wm. Cuckcroft, all of Allerton, near Bradford. On Mmrday last, at the Cathedral ...

... Day of December, 1836, His Grace the ARCHBISHOP of YORE, by Thomas Newsam, bis Agent, The Reverend tbe DEAN and CHAPTER, ef York, by Thomas Newsam- their Agent. WILLIAM WHARTON, by Thomas Newsam. his Pursuant to the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors ...

... . 010 0 Small sums 0 Mrs. Cattlcy 1 0 0 Collected in All Saints, Northstreel. Mr. Ponderson . 0 0 Small sums 0 Mrs. Hardy . 0 0 Collected in Holy Trinity, Micklegate. W. M. Duffin 0 0 Mr. Scott 1 0 0 Mrs. Anne 0 0 Mrs. Bateman 10 0 Miss Gage 5 0 ...

... verdict of — Died from the effects of excessive drinking of ardent spirits. SuiciDE.-On Monday morning last, Rebecca Hardy wife of John Hardy, a collier of Lepton, near Hudders- field, put an end to her existence by cutting her throat with a razor. The deceased ...

... that Hardy was off his beat; remained there till twelve o'clock, and Hardy was abseut the whole of that time. Mr. Smith stated, that at half-past eleven o'clock he went on to Hardy's beat, and remained there till one o'clock; during that time Hardy never ...

... in some fields, at Thurlsfone, near Peni- stone, belonging to the following persons ; William Wagstaff, 4 sheep, Thomas Swinden, 16, Thomas lbbotson, 1. Influenza, at Barnsley. — The influenza is pre- valent in Barnsley ; whole families are laid up through ...

... Biehopstjate, ironmoaimrs. Frederick Wright and Christopher Harrington. Kmwick, Cumberland, pencil manufacturers Thomas William Jack- son and Thomas Reeve, New street, Donee square, cheese. mongersT. Ogle and I Bland, Preston, _— kh.n_._w I Butts and Edw ...

... Third \igr\J FROM FRIDAY NIGHTS GAZEITK. INSOLVT.VT*. Feb. 8 ..M. Fowler, Lymin*»ton. wine and spirit merchant. Feb. SL. Thomas Fordharn, Lradenhall .Market, poqltcier salesman, and commi^ion -i^ent. George Poc ck. Booth-street, Spitalfieids. cheroh ...

... College, was yesterday unanimously elected Jacksonian Professor, in the room of the late Rev. Professor Parish. On Thursday last Thomas Samuel WoolastoD, of Caius College, was elected to the Scholarship founded by Sir Thos. Browne, At a congregation on Wednesday ...

... CONSTABLE. The Town Clerk read the last section the finance committee's report, which adverted to the recent death of Mr. Thomas Cordnkes, who held the office of chief constable of the city. On referring the report the officers and servants, presented ...

... the suit of Mr. Galtress. described aa a tailor and draper, of Clifton. He was opposed by Mr. Bi^ws«Aa», on behalf of Mr. Thomas Hornby, of Stockton-on-Tees, and by Mr. Leeman In person ; Mr. Dowse was for the defence. The Insolvent was examined by Mr ...

... was then discharged forthwith. WILLIAM WALES of Northstreet, flaxdresser and publican, was opposed Mr. Blanshard, for Mr. Thomas Hornby, of Stockton-on-Tees. Mr. Lekman also opposed the insolvent iv person. Mr. Dowse, who appeared for the insolvent, said ...