... plaintiff, being of opinion that he had clearly made out a case calling for damages. HoRToN.-HIGHWAY ROBBEnY.-As Mr. John Hardy, farmer, of Little Horton, was returning home late on Saturday night last, was robbed of twelve pounds and a few shillings; ...

... Tuesday, ando polling on Wednesday. The candidates -were Mr. Hardy, conservative; arid Messrs. Busfield and Lister (the son o the late member), whig-radicals.- The numbers w r the close, Hardy, 612; Lister, 540; Busfield, 536. two former returned. .NARtsBono' ...

... son, Iwhich has been duly registered Alfred Feargus O'Connor Anthony. lMr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter .registered Ann Frost Hardy. The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker ;was baptised after the name of William Feargus O'Connor Whittaker ...

... AIzN. Mr. Thomas Walsh, weaver, Spring-gardens. of, 1Lr. James Robinson, porter, Queen-street. by Mr. Dennis Downey, leather-dealer, Crispia- d, court. ny Mr. James Roseow, cotton-spinner, Little London. ed I Mr. Sdivester Booth, weaver, Hardy-buts. ne ...

... which has been duly registered Alfred Feargus r O'Connor Anthony. n Mr. James Hardy, of Arnold, has had a daughter ,t registered Ann Frost Hardy. a The second son of Thomas and Mary Whittaker it was baptised after the name of William Feargas .e O'Connor ...

... modern journal. In the local news of the Advertiser, there is the aarriage of MFr. Thomas Scoffin, of the Beverley Bank, to Miss Brough, of Hessle, and also that of Mr. Thomas Hall, of Linton, to Miss Hall, of Hovinghiam. There does not appear to have been ...

... Caisrchl.streei, merchant; sad . Thomas Pealey Smithson, of SFepneylano, gentleman.- Ne'rtls 19gitosn Wisd-lesst. John Thompson, of.Carlisle-. street; and lTbos. Jones, or A lbert-street, geatdenea.-Sofls: * toen-MtXr'., ThOmas C, ayen, of Ntlvstroet, gentleman; ...

... Mr. Cottam.-Open to all Eogland, gi l tion of 4 sncte or greenhouse plants: l, Mr. Kingol°1 n1 od G. Hodgson.-Four hardy or half hardy: I, Mr. Jar it n 2. Ds Saxetby.-LIcensed Victuallers prizes: I, Or. Kion$°g0 3 Mr.Atkinson.-Pan of 24 dahliasn1, Mr ...

... present occasion. Ile tlere. fore begged leave to move-,, That the thanks of tldis boeoting ore due, and are hereby given, to Thomas Pease, Esq., for His kind services on this occason ; which was seronded by Mlr. H. CeArs:e, and passed unanlmously.-Mr. PSASD ...

... Wadham; William Walsham How, Wadham; Edward Paroissen Eddrup, Wadhoam; Thomas Naisb, Lincoln ; Goldiwin Smith, Demy of Magdalen, Henry Pakenham, Brasenuse; William S. Hoole, Brasenose; Thomas Charles Layton, Pembroke; Frederick James Ede, Pembroke; James Henry ...

... Leonard). COTTAGERS WHO 'EXHIBITE D.-Thomas Allen. Wm Brusby, be Tickton; - Bilnnington, Woodmansey Wm Bell; T Jenkinsoit, Rs Robert Lee, Sooth Dalton, Geo Playfortb, J Plowman, Aike; be - Pawson, Woodmansey- Thomas Richardson, Lockinglon; J WI Stephenson ...

... FRUITS.C Best Pine-I1. 3. E. Nicholst 5 , Ralph Hoppa. Black Grapes. -1, Thomas Umplaby ; 2, 3, Wmu. Cary. White Grasses-a, E. I'Nichols ; 0, Raplph Hopp$. Pestches-l, 2, Thomas Umipleby, Best Fosur Granges.9-, 0, George Watson. Strawberries-i,r Wmn. ...