... house in the Minster Vard, Mariana, relict of the late William Belcombe, Esq., .M.D. Same clay, at Beverley, aged W, Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher. He was one of the oldest burgesses in Beverley, having voted for Sir James Penny-man, Bart, and Evelyn Anderson ...

... Mr G. Braid gardener to Joseph Brook, Esq. . I Mr. Thomas Henderson, gardener to James Barber, Esq. Best collection of Exotic Kerns. . 1 Mr. All's, amateur 2. Messrs Backhouse. Best specimen of Hardy Plant. . 1 Mr. (no number) 2 Mr. Hammond, dealer . ...

... Kitchingman, Edwin Smith, Esq., Thomas Laycock. Esq , the Rev. Arthur Cayley, the Rev. Dr. Paley, Edward Tew, Esq., Charles Oxley, Esq., Benjamin Agar, Esq., the Rev. T. Dayrell, Lamplugh Hird. Esq., and Charles Hardy. Esq. The Hon. E. Petre was called ...

... The plaintiff, Thomas Harle, is an attorney at Leeds ; and he had a debt due to him trom a person named Wm. Hardy, who kept the Globe Inn. at Bramley, near Leeds, whom he sued, and laid the v»m_e in London. On the Ist June last. Hardy gave a cognovit ...

... To be imprisoned one year. PIG STEALING AT LEEDS. THOMAS CROSSLAND 127), and JAMES WEATIIER- ILL (27); weie charged with having on tbe sth of June las', at Leeds, stolen two pigs, the property of Thomas Whalley. Mr. ?? ilkiks and Mr. Oveckkd were for tiie ...

... the Court this morning, tbe Grand Jury ignored the bill against Robert Grey, for rape ; alio against Jonathan Hulden, John Thomas, and Abraham Fall, tor felony. PATRICK DOVER (29), pleaded Guilty to having, at Huddersheld, uttered three counterfeit shillings ...