... Malcolm, a seconded by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir George Cockburn was unanimously called to the chair. After an address from the chairman, Sir Pulteney Malcolm moved the following resolution, which was seconded a by Sir Thomas Hardy, and carried unanimously:- ...

... inst. at St. Michael's Church, Malton, by the Rev. C. A. Binms, Mr. Thomas Wade, of Foston, farmer, to Miss Jane Hunter, of the former place. On the 17th inst. at Dartford, Kent, Mr. Thomas Gurnell, fourth son of the late Mr. John Gunmell, of Scawby, near ...

... to a'nateurs-I MIr Staton, Ruddington. 2 Mr Thomas Gay. 3 Mr So,,-by. S-x Blooms, of different sorts-1 1t- Gibsoii, gardeiier to the llev C. Sykes. 2 Mr Stattoll. 3 Mr Elvdwards. 4 W Smith. C George Hardy, gardener to Jisept Jones, Esq c Best unnamed ...

... William Laverack, Mr. Thomas Wilson, Mr. Robert Keighley, Mr. John Egginton, Mr. W. N. Depledge, Mr. William Ringrose, Mr. N. Levett. MVr. William Ward, Mr. Joseph Gee, MT. Thomas Ward, Mr. W. S.Cooper, Mr. Charles Wilkinson, Mr. Thomas W. Torr, Mr. George ...

... the defendant. Clarkson v. Hardy. Messrs. ALEXANSDEB and WIottno.te wvere for the plain- tiOf; Messrs. CaSSawatEL and WATsoN for the defendant This was an action by the same plaintiff as in the last case, against Mr. JTseph Hardy, late occupier of the Groves ...

... Hull. 8-Urania, Penman ; Bos- ton Packel, Walker; from Hull. Libertus, Nurdius, from Grimsby. 9-George, Thompson; George Hardy, Hardy; from Bull. Express, Turnbull, from Gainsbro'. II- Dalton, Grey; Argo, Hall, from Hull. WaLLs, Nov. 9-Endeavour, Harman ...

... Hambro'. Daisy, Lister; Ann, Balderson; Thomas and Jane, Seymour; Dodding- ton, Mountain; for Boston. Ann and Elixabeth, Culpur, for Spalding. 16-Creswell, Garrad, for Woodbridge. Thomas, Ellison, for Ramrsgate. Thomas and Ann, Atkin- son, for Boston. Brothers ...

... (Doublel-l Mr Geo. Hardy. 2 Mr C. Foster Garton. PnRcNCII MARYCOLD (Singlel-l Mr P. Anderson,, 2 Mir J. Brown. CIrrNA ASTYr (Double)-2 Mr P. Dean. 2 Mr J. Carter. CIetNA ASTER (Sin1le)- 1 2 Mr J. Gray. FltDITS. APPLES (Eating)-l Mr G. Hardy. APPLEsS lBukiogl ...

... Police Office, a man named Thomas 1-andley, was charged before the Alayor uand Messrs. Parker and Bourne vith begging He did not deny the charge, and was sent to the House of Correction for a month.-The same day, a manl named Thomas Codd was charged by a police- ...

... time. MON DAY.-As is usual on this day, the Court snas principal]y engaged in the disposal of drunk and disorderly cases. Thomas Gilbert, .47drew AlGl, and Christopher arroesU, Were severally fined; and William5 Farelote, Sarahi Wilkinson, and Matry 4an ...

... Crassula Coccinea. 4. Mr Brodie, Tlhunbergia Alata. 5. Mr Appleton, Petunia. 6. John England, Esq. Agapanthbs Urobellata. Hardy or Half Hardy Ptlasa -1. Mr Oglesby, Fuchsia Globoso. 2. Mr Jones, Moss Rose. 3. Mr Jones, Fuchsia Thomsonia. 0oquE .-Mr John Hodgon ...

... the Rock of Ages Her strength d wsereXfo GofrteLrof Hosts was vh w er. The Rev. Dr. BUNTINrG said that the name of the late Thomas Thompsonwas associated with Hull, and *) he was glad he had the opportunity of paying a just - tribute to his memory. It was ...