... admitted him to ball, for bls appearance before the magistrates next day. Mr Mai iusou appeared before Mr Pasty and Mr Charles Hardy, the sitting megisttates, ou the IGth of December, when they at once disniis.ed the care, Mr Paley amercing that it was as- ...

... George Lister, Dewsbury, ctothier. Mexautier Hardie, Great Boitou, cottin manufacturer. FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, MARCH 28. BANKRUPTS. To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court for the District nomad. ROWLEY 'Thomas Edward, Oxford-street, diaper, April 4, at 12 ...

... witness plied firmly, No. The prisoner suld, I see its on use asking him anv more qutedems. Chiales Miller, examined Mr. Hardy.-1 live about a mile from Blasi I.V. I rrnienii•er passing prisoner's house on the bah Fetus:on, bete eight and nice o'cleck ...

... southern regions of South America, has melted the Botanical gardens, at Kew ; it is the emery's beech, and if it should prove hardy, it will be a great acquisition to our shrubberies. There are now two of the Royal Family whose birth-days happen on the 25th ...

... the latter place. On Thursday week, at the Cathedral, Ripon, by the Rey. R. Poole, M.A., Mr. Thomas Harland, tea dealer, to Anne. only daughter of Mr. Thomas Rtuntltt, confectioner, all of Ripon. Same day, at the parish church, Iludderefield, Mr. J. Kilter ...

... doomed to meet with little success, taking with them merely a linen surplice. YORK COMMITTED TO THE CASTLE SINCE OUR LAST . Thomas Fletcher charged with having on the 17th of April last, at Halifax, embezzled upwards of .£lOO belonging to the churchwardens ...

... such a mark of respect to his memory, as lay in their power ; and the resolution proposed by Dr. Waller and seconded by Thomas Hardy, Esq., conveying to the widow of the deteased the condolence of the meeting along with their wish, that if at” portrait ...

... COURT-HOUSE, Yesterday.—A private in the 32nd Regiment, named Masters, was brought up at the Court-House, before Charles Hardy, Esq. charged with breaking the chain and door in the Court-house. He was ordered to pay the damages 21s. and expenses.— Joseph ...

... following gentlemen were appointedV hating Justices of the Gaol, viz.:—Barnard Hague, Esq., the Rev. Arthur Cayl4T, the Rev. Thomas Dayrell, Benjamin Agar, Esq., and George Lloyd, Esq., of Stockton Hall Mr. Mat e read the report of the Visiting Magistrates ...

... Peter's Church, Brighton, for the purpose of appointing a collector of the pew-rents of the church, when they elected Mr. Thomas Ful:er Wood, a staunch upholder of Unitarianism in Brighton, and at the present time, and for the last fifteen years, clerk ...

... sad had been discharged iu Iblo. Hardy mad he bad released the lad at his flither*a request, because he was a very sickly lad. Aud the lade tet h er made away the ittlentrre himself, by horning it iu presence of Hardy and a man named Soltruou Smith who ...

... two Pills during the night, and two in the morning, which quite removed the pain ; rind I was enabled to give a lecture at Hardy Row on Thursday evening. although 1 was in fear that morning I should not hare been enabled to leave home. I em, dear Sir, ...