... Kirebhrtolon, Arthor, 2ced son of J. S. Ley, Esq., of Darrent Hoese, ie this counety, to Caereline, youngest tilighter of Thomns Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the coonty of York. Sept. 22, nt Creditoe, hy the Rev. J. Deets, IV. Domis, Esq., of Bith, 3rd son ...

... proposed sscond- Charles Holland, Esq., as a fit anai proper person to ireli of represent the wvard in the Town Council. uni- THoMA.4s THOiRNFLY, Esq., M.P. seconded the motion. Dissent Onl rising bie was most eiithusiastically received. I-Ice ency of said ...

... 6. C. Wilson, Manchester, last exam. 6. D. Hilton, Oldham, dividend, i - J. J. V. Gibson, Manchester, to audit, l1 - 7. H. Hardie, M lanchester, audit and liv. -10. J. Wilson, Tyldesley Blanks & llanche'tcr, auil: ti D Jii4L.W e recommend those of our ...

... three-a piece of plate of the value of ten sovereigns. 3. To Thomas Forrest, Stretton, for the best bull above one year and under two-a pieec of plate of the value of d seven sovereigns. 4. To Thomas Joseph Trafford, Esq., for thl best bull, having served ...

... individual underwent on the occasion of his ihtroduction to tile tag rtag and bob tail of the electors of Manchester, by Sir Thomas Potter, the Mayor. The man who could have been mean and base enough to stand such a fire is ready to commit any political ...

... Public Breakfast, attended by abont . 400 persons, was held in the school-ooms of Queen-Street Chapel; ra t which the Rev. Thomas Scales presided, and interesting speeches t were made by the Chairman, the Rev. Mesars. Fletcher, Bell (Wes- f leyai), J. ...

... The meeting was fully and respectably attended, g and at the hour appointed for the; commencement of the l I proceedings, THOMAS SANDERS Esq., was, upon the motion SI t of the Rev. Mr.':Bizr usinimously'called to the chair. I The Rev. T. CRISt then offered ...

... powers of my rockets to Captain Peciell, a lord of the Admiralty, and M. P. for Brighton, Sir Andrew Green, RN., and to Sir Thomas Hardy, whi- declared that they weould put a quietus on all ships rigged after the present plan. In 1827 I presented a memoir ...

... MARRIAGE IN HIGn LiFE.-Yesterday Lord Howick de Walden, the British MinisterMthe Court of Lisbon, to Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. A select circle of friends,'rclatives of both families, were present at the ceremony.-._TuE Foirr'IcA- ...

... imported from Germany last sprin. Giant many-stall-ed Russian Rye , a very hardy, strong-growing7.and remarkably prqlific variety. Alopecurus Nigric~ns, a very early, hardy, and strong-growing spg'ies of Foxtail .G-xass, from Si- beria. Milium Effsum ...

... Scarborough, where he has been asojourning for a month past. at THE CHuRcH.-Church building is no go in this ot parish. Hardy, no doubt, wishes that he had his to money back again into his breeches pocket and so. at judging from facts does Wood. How ...

... lhe (t hite Horse Inn, Woodhouse Carr, before J. 3bul IEsq., Coroner, touching the death of a boy, P' sears of age, named Thomas Mason, groom to IDS 5 surgeon, of Cookridge-street, Park-lane, in this l kppeted that on the morning of Friday, the boy Ared ...