... property of Mr. Thomas Overton-To be imprisoned 8iX months. JOSEPH NEAVE (29), was convicted of stealing, on the 13th March last, at Great Grlmsby, 21be. of bacon, the pro- perty of Levi Stephenson.-To be transported for seven years. JOHN HARDY (22), was charged ...

... young mlan who threw to the brick which bit the woman, many a hundred times. His surname is Hardy. I do not know his tI Christian name. His father is John Hardy, who has been member for Bradford, and a partner in the Low Moor Iron Works. I am as positive ...

... and Joha Wloods read, Almendbury, Yorkshire, millers-Joha Evans, Edmuond Coop, John Ba row, , Adthur Soathward, Christolher Hardy, Francis Donnoeley, John Linncy, liavid Stott, Riobert Bcrry, and JDMes, Roblnson, HIme, Manchesterdyers. TUESDAY, Msttcss ...

... Silvetter street Levett, Thomas, Cogua street Lickhss, Matthew, Hedon Lickiss, Thomas, Hedon Lilley, John, Cbarterhouse lane Linsley, Richard, Vauxhall street Linwood, John, Vincent street Lisson, Thomas the elder, Myton street Lisson, Thomas the younger, Myton ...

... body lawfully begotten, by the name, &c. of Earl of Inness; also the dignities of Viscount and Earl of the United Kingdom to Thomas William Coke, Esq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, &c. of Viscount Coke and Earl of Leicester ...

... Beswick, Esq. GTRAND JURY.-Mr. T. Whitaker,'Foreman, Messrs. John Coates, Richard Hopper, Thomas Thistlewaite, George Lord, Robert Y. Powley, Thomas Davison, Thomas Crosby, John Vickerman, Burlinson Walker, Richard Towers William Wilson, Samuel Brookes ...

... R. Hardie, Profeisor of Logic and Rhetoric In Anderson's University, to the Church and parish of St. Clement's, Demserara. OitDINATIONS.-By the Bishop of Oxford, at the Cathedral, on Sunday weeks-Deacons: R. Miuckle. ston, T. Chaffers,H. Thomas, G. Faussett ...

... nt-Charles Darley, Eaq.; Vice do,- Thomas Brown, Esq., Richard Pearson, Esq., Win. Thorpe, Esq.; reasurer-Mr. Hodgson; Committee -Mr. Ariel, Mr. Barber, Mr. Durham, Mr. William Casson, Mr. Goodworth, .Rev. A. Hardy, Mr. Maples, Mr. Mason, Rev. J. E. Millson ...

... Ho wt. MERCHANTS RWWN-Mr Booth 'Mri and f6mily Mrs and Master t h;, Mrs Corsan d family, Mr Hirst Mrs and faimIly, Miss Hardy, Mrs Fodgaun Mrs. Jdnes P~astsr au4 Miss, two Misses ?Jewinme, two Misset Rushford, *Mrs'Routhlidge apd family Mrs Sawqr and ...

... without op- position; hbut for the township of Howden three gentlemen-were noininated, At the close of the poll, the Rev. Thomas Ouy, vicar of Howden, Wnd Mr. Jehn* Wetherell,: ere declared, duly elected. The guardians; hld their first meeting at the ...

... various exceptions, was to be offered to the Kingston College for purchase, on such reasonable terms as Sir Thomas might think fit to propose. Sir Thomas Coltman, however, has, with his usual liberality, gone beyond the testator's intentions, and after a selection ...

... saved from the wreck; William Browne, master; James Thomson, seaman; William Hardy, seaman; William Shaddock, seaman; James Spowart, seaman; Stephen Murrell, seaman; and George Hardy, apprentice. INSOLVENT DErmOts' COUIRT.-A court for relief of insolvent ...