... Sir RICHARD KEATES has had them under his inspection for two successive years, and has approved of them; whilst Sir THOMAs HARDY, an officer of forty years' standing, two naval lords, and a distinguished admi- rat. all concur in their efficacy and ...

... 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 ...

... T. W. Gleadow (Commissioner of Pilots), Thomas Thompson, James Bowden, Wm. Batchelor Brownlow, Thos. Wilson (Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce), Boswell Middleton Jalland, William Empson Jalland, and Thomas Holderness. Sir WILLIAM LOWTIHROP being called ...

... Warren). Erica~, 1 2 and 3 R F Shawe, Esq._,-~Fusqhia, 1 Col Martin (gardener, J Wil- soni). 2. R F -hwEsq.' S Col Mri.-..Hardy her- tI baceons plant, I J Ginison, Esq(gardener, 3 Emin). b 2 M GEs~it, Difiel. UF-'Shawe, -Esq.- Shruby'alcolaia,1and2 U ...

... youngest daughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgatej in the county of York. On Monday, the 21st ult., at Drypool Church, by thie Rer. Edward Ward, Mr. Lockton, officer of excise, Market Deeping, to Margaret, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Russell, supervisor ...

... 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 ...

... added to the Commission of the Peace for the West Riding:-John William Sturges, of Etlmfield, Doncaster, Esq.; Thomas-Garvick; of Wilke, Esq.; Thomas G. Parker, of Broawsholme-Hall, Clithero, Esq.; William Assheton, of Downham Hall; Clithero, Esq.; WilliamrnThomas ...

... 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 ...

... wife of Mr. A. Donaldson, of the ship Russia, and eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Collinson, of Osbourne-street, in this town. Same day, aged 5 years, John, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Wat- son, Drypool. JOn Saturday, the 5th inst., aged 82, Ann, widow of the ...

... 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 ...

... charged with stealing a batten from Thomas Holderness; James Wilford, charged with stealing a brown mare, the I property of Francis Ashton; George Jones and John Brown, charged with stealimg eight pounds of bacon from Thomas Shaw; W. Stephenson, for stealing ...

... circle iriends, Helen, die beloved wife of riiom.is I’almer, til ibis place, tdnpwiabt. Sitiniuy, the 3rd instant. William Thomas, second son of Mi. John Hurhrun, painter, tins Umn, two years and four months. «)■. Tuesday, the JOth nil , much and dcseivedly ...