... ernor- of Greeiswseh Huispital. The deceased was raised to the rank of AdmIlral of the B.ue in 18317, aisd succeeded Sir Thomas I Hardy, the late Governor of Greenwien. Hospital, in Septem- ber, 18159. Same day, aged 5:), Mr. Singleton, of the firm of Messrs ...

... Hospital, died on Friday night at Leamington, where he went about a week ago for the benefit of his health. He succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Gover- nor, who died on the 20th of September, 1839, thus having held the appointment only 12 months. He died ...

... tleman, to Miss Eltzabeth Wildow, both of Headingley. Same day, at Bradford parish church, Mr. Thomas Foxall, mechanic, to Eliza, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Thomas, butcher, both of Bradford. Same day, at Calverley, Mr. Win. Littlewood, of Calverley Carr, ...

... Overton, Mr. George Robinson, farmer, to Alin, second daumiter of Mr. Thomas Sielton. farmer, all of Shipton. Oil Tuesday, at the parish church, Skipton, by the Rev. J.1 Williams, Mr. Thomas Wharton, butcher, to Ciss Jasne Burns, both of that place. Same day ...

... no rural police. Song— The Old English Gentleman. CHARLES HARDY, Esq., said he could not but regret that one who had some claim to the title of an Old English Gentleman, which he (Mr. Hardy) had no.,_had not risen to respond to the toast just drank ; ...

... Pewer ap. What of him 2” Tread softiy—bow the head— treaties the civilised and enlightened nations of | neration. he tall, hardy, fine-limbed | rican Slavery. It is there asserted that the chief eared, followed by several fishermen. Three ‘* Poor fellow ...