... deeply regretted by his numerous family and friend*. Sunday, the ultimo, at Ida residence at Cottingham, aged IT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, paper-hanging manufacturer, of this town, much and deservedly respected the ultimo, at Market Wcighton. aged ytars, Mr ...

... formerly lidcwuiter the Cti'iums, at this purl, ami fatlier Mr. Thomas Dawson, Qua}-street. Ssiiday, the I*» h instnnl, aged live years, George Hai-lr. voung*-*t son the hit*: Mr. Hardy, paper hanging manulacturcr.of this town. On Wednesday, the Tith ...

... DEATHS, Thurs lay, the 19.h instant, aged 18. Elizabeth, the youngest daughter Thomas Firbauk, Esq . of this place. Thursday, the 19th hist, aged six years . Jane, the daughter of Mr. John Taylor, merchant, of this place. On Thursday, the 12lh insf .in ...

... instant, nt Sculcnotes Church, the Kev. Carey, Mr. Thomas Sharpe, tailor, to Miss Wcstoby, eldest daughter of Mr. Westoby, gentleman, of this town. Sunday, the 12ib inst. Sculcoatos Church, Mr. Thomas Hoggilt,joiner,to Miss 1.-niis* Odenatt, b.-th of tins ...

... Co, cask 9 cases y. the New Royal Ilotc:, Blrniinchain.-llarrison, Birbundles Steel and Hardware. .1 Smith & tasks j . t, Hardy, silver.pater, Birmingham, May u, Painters’Colours. R Tottie, case I bale Woollens, g, the same place.-'||owr>, casks Umbrella ...

... awarded and issued forth again-l JOHN GAMBLE and THOMAS KIDD, both of the Parish of Sutton, Holderness, in the County of York, Wood- Sawyers and Co-partner?, Dealers and Chapmen, (trading under the firm of Thomas Kidd and Company,) intend to meet the 2lHhday ...

... Hart-head, porter-merchant, this town. Sunday, the inst.. tin- Holy Trinity Church, by tin- Ki-t. J. H. Hroiuby. Mr. Thomas Vatcs Hardy, butcher, Aldborough, to Mary Ann,daughter of Mr. William Kllringloa, block-maker, this place. On Tuesday, the Ilhh ...

... Howick, Mr. Ainsworth, and Mr. Bassett support the noble lord? Is it that they can count noes well as Mr. Stanley and Sir Thomas Fremantle, and knew, therefore, that it depended them to turn the scale and make themselves of importance ? The question turned ...

... second and tlurd dilla, ditto. Best Fus. Ida. Cul Marlin ; second ditto, H. F. Shawe. Esq.; third ditto. Col. Marlin Best hardy plant. J. Griraston. K-q ; second ditto. Gladiolus pioribundus, Mr. G. Eacritt. Driffield . third ditto, U. t. Esq. Best Shrubby ...

... merchant supported candidates for the vacant seats to me Council the ensuing election. The North Myton Tories have not yet un hardy enough to run the risk of defea , ritfonners must not sleep at their posts; t 1%,, c experience the past to profit by, and ...

... 069. the coractivity of its inhabitants. In order supply these ; u ioil j„ the number was only 7,214. Vessels with ct.ws of hardy and -kilful seamen, commer- - _j ncreafca lavour - imo, 14,851—Cor* Rfpwttr. cial mirine nssociations were catablislied, in ...

... tyiot; their . s. I have effect no the eye. The only w.m;.i very intense fog. In that case, if train » . very long, it would hardy r.eee-sury h-r one guaid . telegraph his light with the guard neave-llhe fi.g.ie and the signal coming this one ■•oui.l ..l ...