... Whiteley (21), and ad Thomas Brayshaw (18), for stealing a sack at Chapel Aller. of it ton, the property of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq.; Frederick on ., Richardson ?? for stealing two barrels, at Leeds, the pro- is he perty of Mark Ball Thomas Outhwaite (16), ...

... Obsertler. Same day, at Doncaster, aged 57, Mr. Benjamin Burgon, formerly a cornfactor. Same day, Mrs. Hardy, Tanner-row, York. of Onl Saturday, aged 53, Mr..Thomas Pinckney, Barf-Hill, &- near Topeliffe. [Il Same day, aged 51, Miss Esther Hargreaves, of Laycock ...

... C. Lambert, of tci IHull. I''on Saturday, aged 79, bMt. Thomas Croft, formerly a cloth to - maker at Hlunslet. fom Sanse da, at Worley. near this town, at the house of £1 her son-in-la, b~t. Thoma Stephensonuniversally No respectd, aged76, Sarh, relit ...

... Yarborough, Street. S thorpe - 6 Parker Thomas G., Brows- S holme Hall S Parker Rev. J. P., Wedding- S ton S Parker Thomas, Sandy Hill S Parkier WIlliam, Draughton Parke George, Halifax S Parke Thomas, Bishopside S Parkin Thomas, Wortley Parnaby Jas. Middleton ...

... 2nd design of flowvers. John Senior, gardener to Thomas Clapham, Esq., Potter- newton :-Ist black grapes, let FrontSgnae grapes, 2nd coss lettuce, 2nd cabbage, Ist stove exoties, Ist Russian stocs, Ist hardy bouquset, It ten areek stocks. 1st, 2nd, 3d, 7th ...

... Jeremiah 1460sfali, Esq., F. R ited Greenwood, Esq., Rev. A. Mareden, J. N. Coultlturat, Esq., Thos. at n Claytor., Esqi., Thomas 11,irkeck, Esq--- ?? Cleplsam, Esq,., -A. c9'S DI Wilkinson, Esq., anti J. G. Sergeantson, Esq. L i urn. The following gentlemen ...

... theret tle esllecetiocs amotmroed to £17 17se 6d. a JOHN HARDY, EsQ,-The Bradford Conservative it !Associatias came ltoely to rho eceolatirn to iavite their late rc- - !presentative, Jobs Hardy, Esqg. tooa public dinoert aed a deputa- e eloss, eonsisrisig ...

... Devon, surgeon and apothecary, d. c. to sur. June 6, and July 3, at ttre Half Moon, Exeter.-Att. 'rerrell, Exeter.-Pet. Cr. Thomas Pinsent, of Pitt, in the f( parish of Hencock, Devonshbie, gent. ft REYNOLDS John Hamilton, of No. 10, Great Marlborough k ...

... Haywvood ; 3, Nar. G. WVatson. COTTAGERS' PRIZES.-Rhubas'h, 1 and 2, John Long- bottom ; Lettuice, I hardy green, J. Kenvorthy; Spinach, I J. Kenworthyr Hardy boques, 1, George Srith. Tulips- i, George Smithr 2, James Roberts. 2nd elams, Feathered Tlips, I ...

... msan dividsuals, viz. :-Mr. John Parker, Mr. David Schofield, Mr. WA John Hopwood, Mrt. John Fryer, Mr. John Mdidgley, isl. Thomas Bert Maude, Mr. Samuel Hartley, Mr.t Win. Jackson, aod SMr. James held BeOsen. After the flowers, &c. had been judged, the ...

... still a loud squeak, and on occasion can bristle up his whiskers, and look quite fierce. THE: next show Rat is called Jack,-a hardy and impudent, though sly animal. Hle bad once the nar- rowest escape at Pontefract, where he lost his tail. He had also well ...

... Selby ; Mr. W. Halliday, Suaith; Mr. Thomas Fisher, Selby ;Mr. Joseph Jennings, Wakefield; Mr. RIchard Long, Aarbleton;. Mr. Win. Litter, Halifax; Mr. Richard Lumb,t Halifax; Mr. Charles Musne, Italifax ; 1,r. Thomas NichoIJ, Haluifax; Hr. Henry Richardson ...