... William Hardy (i, H. Reynard, Esq., Sunderlandsick), Joln Hothan (Cranswick ), Jetn Hall (Mr. W. Duggleby, Beswick), Thomas Hardy (Mr. T, Duggleby, Beswick), William Toson (Mr. Parrott, Sunderlandwick), John Jefferson (Mr. W. Moore, Burn Butts), Thomas Ives ...

... commenced interesting lecture upon the heaths, by remarking that the florist was indebted to this class for great many hardy and half-hardy plants, amongst which enumerated the Rhododendron, Arbutus. Azalia, and others. These differ many particulars, but ...

... telomouslv killing and si >ying Thomas Robinson, other- wise Thomas Smithson, of Little Driffield ...

... example worthy of imitation. THE LEEDS CORPORATION V. THOMAS BLAYDS, EsQ.-Froom a report of the proceedings in the Vice. Chancellor's 'Court, on Tuesday, it will be observed that E the refusal of Mr. Thomas Blayds to give evidence before - the Commissioners ...

... relieved, 12. Made in-patients, 3 ; p eatmeut the February, 77 ; total, 112. °PAGATION OF HE IN FOREIGN ct sermons by the Rev. Thomas Holmes, in obsdi \\\ - ' the Queen's letter, the following sums have been •■—At Catton, £4. 4s. 6d„ and at Wiiberfoss, £1 ...

... with leloniou-lv killing and lying Thomas Rnbihson, otherwise Thomas Smithson, of Little Driffield. hut Coonlawl, charged with having, the Pith instant, at Leeds, committed rape on Mary Ann Hardy the wile of. Joseph Hardy.—JficA'iW Aygan otherwise (wood’ ...

... And, indeed, there is no marvel— The minuter w worthy of the age that submits his •Uwc leading strings. Times have been when hardy Englishmen were represented m parliament men of nerve and integrity, when they would yield no court favourites, end be governed ...

... Coutpland, re-1 iT siding at Holbecir, was brought before thle Alagistrates, IC chained with a rape on ithe persion of Mlary Ants Hardy, a r respectable nmarried. woman, livinig at Beeston, oni the pro- A ceduiig night, near tite Dewsbitry Roatd. The ?? adduced ...

... sect to which they belong, but we have ,this week to notice a more exteltded'benevolene. Thos. Hardy, d Esq., of London, siccessor to the late Thos. Hardy, Esq., of i3irks-gate, in the township of Thurstonland, who is It coming to reside on tire estate ...

... the proprietors for the last five years, amount alto- | gether to £d'2h per cent, on the paid up capital, i Joseph Wheatley, Thomas Haigh, aud John Brooke, |Esqs. the retiring Directors, were unanimously re- I elected, and votes of thanks were passed to ...

... imb Miner moon. A hardy looking Ur. who bad entered into the mart.age charged j*an«h.officer with nr;r leetinf to niaiDUln an illegitimata child. claim yut m .ney expended i.’l9 13a. The priaoiier. defence, tai that had oif--rcd to uWe the child a« it ...

... was no one present, who. after the conclusive nature of the evidence that had been submitted to them, would be absurd, fool-hardy, as oppose the just of the freemen (Hear, hear.) In eimrliuion. had only t.. say that the freemen had the canoe their own bands ...