... Hall, Esq., Christopher Beckett,, Esq., John Hardy, Esq., M.P., John Hill, Esq.,1 George Banks, Esq., William Hey, Esq., Martini Hind, Esq., Thomas Blayds, Esq., Jonathon Wilks, Esq., Peter Rhodes, Esq., Thomas Beckett, Esq.,' Ralph Markland, REq., John ...

... perfectly accurateJ] On Thursday the 13th inst. (the day following the death of Thomas King and Mary Taylor), so many suspicious circumstances tending to implicate Thomas Baker, the man-servant, as being concerned in this horrid transaction having arisen ...

... Sir Edward Barnes, Sir George Cockburn, Henry William Duncombe, M.P., lion. Stuart Wortley, Sir William Geary, M.P., Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Richards, M.P. for Knaresborough, lion. Henry Bayle Bernard, Sir Felix Booth, Bart., Sir John Chetwynde, Major-General ...

... J. Gully, Hon. T. Dundus, J. Parker, S. Crompton, D. Gaskell, Hon. J. C. Dundas. Noes: Hon. W. Dun. combe, R. Bethell, J. Hardy, J. Richards, A. Lawson, l Sir J. Beckett, Sir C. Dalbiac, T. Pemberton, Sir J. I Johnstone, Sir F. Trench, A. Chapman, J. ...

... Backhduse, £15; George of Barker, £1l5; John Knowles; £10; John Whorley, ts E£10 ; William -Smith, £010 ; Georg'c Hardy,~ £5 id Robert Flower, £5; Thomas Flint, £5; and Ann to Lamb, £5. lis it is pleasing to find that Mr. Downe, our theatrical manager, arranged ...

... with which they have to deal, and may be enabled to deal with them fearlessly. Mr. Serjeant GOULBURN, -Mr. PEMBERTON, Mr: HARDY, and the RECORDER (Mr. LAW), all opposed the committee resolutions, and it is quite clear that the matter cannot be permitted ...

... Lilford, Lord Gardner, Lord Templemore, Lords in Waiting. The Hon. Sir William Lumley, G.C.B., Sir Robert Otway,Bart., Colonel Thomas Armstrong, the Hnn. Charles Murray, the Hon. William Coupar, Sir Henry Seton, Bart., Captain Petebell, R. N., Henry Rich, ...

... attired in black, named Charles Readdy, residing. in Jenning-street, Groves, was brought before the. Mayor, by policeman Thomas Bainton, No. 53.-The policeman stated that the previous afternoon he was on duty in Whitefriar- gate, when he saw the prisoner ...

... these he unfortunate men was Mr. Thomas Muir, the whole of ise whose history was such a catalogue of misfortunes as so perhaps no man in the world had ever eiualled in so ve short a time. This was the first victiim. Thomas in ryshe Palmer was the next. He ...

... NG HOUSES, situate in Hem- g~ildingrs in New George-Street afuresaid, ~ h eea ccupations of Tihos. Southern, ja Pea505 Wi Hardy, Mr. Widup, and Mr.Cl OUDWLLIN(;HOUSES,$R~itc~eiaDW C..rt, in New George Street aforesaid, in the efkl4 O'clip.1.of 'fTbos ...

... and THOMAS FOTHERt.EY BKLL, as Shipping and General Commission Agents, at kingston-upot.-Hull was this day DISSOLVED by nmutual consent; and that all Debts due to and from the said partnership concern, will be received and paid by the said THOMAS Fo~rtileR ...

... or Speculator, and it will be c l to pay a fair rate of Interest on the amount of the ,ls e. Apply to Mr. Stamp; or to 'Mr. Thomas An-i ao Weaverthorp, near Sledmere; Urt Mir. John IFjtliall, Caistor. the Trustees for Sale under the till of a John Quiekfall ...