... Kitchingman, Edwin Smith, Esq., Thomas Laycock. Esq , the Rev. Arthur Cayley, the Rev. Dr. Paley, Edward Tew, Esq., Charles Oxley, Esq., Benjamin Agar, Esq., the Rev. T. Dayrell, Lamplugh Hird. Esq., and Charles Hardy. Esq. The Hon. E. Petre was called ...

... Gledhow, near Leeds. For Hardy British Plants, Mr O. A. Moore. Fob Fbdits ano Vegetables. — Mr Craig, Holtby, and Mr Burr, Moreby. NAMES OF EXHIBITORS. Mr. Hill, Retreat ; Henry Richardson, Esq., Bootham ; Mrs. Scarr, Mount; Thomas Price, Esq., gardener ...

... 2, Mr Lupton. Fuchsia — 1, John Roper, Esq. ;2, John Hutton, Esq. ; 3, Rev. D. R. Currer. Hardy plant— l, Mr Edward ;2, Mr Appleby ;3, Rev. D. R. Currer. Hardy plant— l, Mr Edward ;2, Mr Appleby ;3, Rev. D. R. Curier, for Delphinium Barlowii. Hanly shrub— ...

... Crompton, Esq, Chesterfield Thomas Clarke, Esq., Chesterfield WiUiam CondeH, Esq, Pack Lodge, BakeweU Samuel Dutton, Esq, Chesterfield Joseph Eyre, Esq, Chesterfield Josiah Elliott, Esq., Brampton Thomas Fosbrooke, Esq, Staveley Thomas Hallowes, Esq, GlapweU ...

... prisoner, by his advice, had pleaded guilty to tte charge, as it appeared to him (Mr. Pickering) and Bis learned friend Mr. Hardy, who was for the prosecu- tion, tbat the blow from which the deceased died, had heen struck without any felonious intention ...

... belonging to Filey, was further out at sea, and the names of the unfortunate sufferers are Anderson, Cammisb, master, Thomas Pashby, Thomas Wiseman, John Cowling, and his son (a boy.) Most of the men belonging to both yawls were married, and have left families ...

... Dish of Turnips. — l, Mr. Thomas Goodwin, gardener to G. Swanu, Esq. ; 2, Mr. Robert Outhwaite. Best Dish of Carrots — l, Messrs. Backhouse ; 2. Mr. Robert Cooper, gardener, Heworth. Best Dish of Cauliflowers — l, 2, Mr. Thomas Earle, gardener, York. Best ...

... following gentlemen were sworn on THE GRAND JURY. Mr John Steward, Foreman Mr J:, tin Kirlew Mr Thomas Smith Mr Thomas Marsh Mr Arthur Shores Mr Wm. Moore Mr Thomas Sanderson Mr Jabez Punderson Mr Wm. Strickland Mr Robert Parsons Mr James Taylor Mr Mark Rooke ...

... the property of John Wainwright. Also charged with having on the same day, at Wakefield, stolen a gelding, the property of Thomas Alletson. — James Wood, of Whetherby, shoe- maker, charged with having on the 11th inst., at Wetherby, stolen two oxen, tiie ...

... Apprentice Case — Mr. Johnson, cabinetmaker, Goodramgate, »as charged with having refused to receive and provide fsir Robert Hardy, one of his apprentices. Mr Smith was for the complainant, and he remarked lhat .Mr. Johnson bad sent the boy home complaining ...

... liberally con-ributtU to such a worthy object. We were, amongst mmy other things, much p'cas,d wi-., a Temple ol Flora, shown as a hardy bmiq-iet, an.l denned by Mr. Newsham. gardener to J. Hu ton. Esq. ol Ssober Hill, winch v., a novelty in ?? K „, and very be ...

... with having, at Halifax, being servant to L. W. Hird. Esq., and others, embezzled various turns of money. Mr. Hall and Mr. Hardy were for the prosecution; Mr. Wilkins and Mr. Pickering defended the prisoner. The prosecutor-, Messrs. L. W. Hird and Co. ...