... feeling his health severely attacked. He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, as Governor of Greenwich Hospital, in September, 1839. The disease which carried him off was inflammation of the bowels ...

... Mr. - f , , . grocer, to Miss Mary Thomas, of this eity, farmer. John Same day, at Yapham, near Pocklington by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Mr. John Preston, farmer and grazier, Sutton-on- Derwent, to Mary, daughter of Thomas Cross Esq of Meltonby House. Same ...

... ami property may bo expected to sutf'' ' ~ Surprising Fact. We have been quainted with the following surprising fact:—Mr. Hardy, blacksmith, of Ayton, near Scarborough, ha* Wednesday last, extracted from his person, Mr- V Walker, of Malton, a small rabbit ...

... game, he not having any certificate for the purpose. Mr. Hirst, solicitor, appeared in support of the information, and called Thomas Hudson, ot who proved that, on the 7th of September, he happened to be at work a field occupied by Mr. W. Slater, of Westwick ...

... approach the laudiug-place at Portsea. At enormous risk the passengers were obliged to commit themselves to the wherries the hardy watermen, who in each instauce pulled for their own and passengers' lives. The waves rolled in with tremendous impetuosity ...