... daughter of the late Sir F. F. Baker, Bart., of Loventor, Devon. Same day, Ampleforth, William Hebden, Esq., to Miss Frances Hardy, both of Carr Lodge, near Ampleforth. Lately, at Lisbon, H. D. Scott, Esq., of Easby, this county, and Apthorpe, Lincolnshire ...

... street Charles Samuel Clarke, Koseoiatv lane, Middlesex, licensed victualler, January \ v two, at Basingb.il street. Edward Thomas, Aldermanbury, London, tailor, January 8, at half- past one, at Basinghall street ?? George Jemmett and Charles Scholes. Long ...

... which had been placed in the said building during the process of manufacture. the property of Han. el Wlaitc-ead and Ralph Thomas Bradbury.— JsvW* Smitl. and Wm. Binns, charged with having on the Ulh instant, at Horton, near Bradford, broken into the ...

... appears Chat Halton has won 17 races—- ?? 4 forfeits, lost 4 races, and paid one forfeit. THE DERBY AND OAKS. Thb Ds&sr — Mr Hardy's Candidate is io traioing by th. owner ; 10.000 to 100 was laid agst hiea a few days since. Sir R. Balkeley's Blueskin is ...

... and the proposed Remedy. the platform we observed, Rev. W. V Harcourt, Rev. Thomas Myers, Rev. Josiab Crofts. Rev. John Shack ley, Rev. James Parsons, George, Brown, Esq., Thomas Laycock, Esq., Robert Temple, Esq., Samuel Tuke, Esq., E. T. Allen, Esq., ...