... WINKER, the colliery rioters, who were esterday convicted of wounding John Massey, were severally trans rted for fifteen years. THOMAS OGAN, JOHN O'BRIEN, DANIEL DONOVAN, W. QUINN, and DANIEL POWER, convicted of manslaughter at Bradford, were brought up for ...

... Dundee Musgrave, Thomas Foggathorpa Musgrove, Thomas Richmond Myers, John Beverley - J. Wilson Studley Royal - Michael Thruscross - Samuel Sawley - Thomas Skelton - Thomas Thruscross - William Arthington William C. Leeds Napper, Thomas ...

... Sth, Mr Odlin; 6th, Mr Jackson, PLANTS AND Greenhouse Piants—Ist, J England, 2nd, A Terry, Esq.; 3rd, J Engiand, Esq. Hardy or Half-Hardy Plants— China et and @nd, J Hewetson, 3rd, A Terry, Esq. 2nd, and 3rd, Mr Hodgson, French Marigoldse— Ist, Mr Jones; ...

... 1, at Dritfield, Ilk. Thomas Allen, to Miss Arn Bell, dre3s-Maker. Oct. 1, at Listet, Mr. Mark Lyon, of Driffield, to Miss Hannah Stephenson, of the former place. Oct. 1, at St. Mary's, York, by thie Rev. J. E. Raines, Thomas, youngest son of the late ...

... arenusad, Feb. James and Thomas, Morrison, from Lonpon, Feb. 15—Raymond, from Hull. 16— Entered eatwarde: Raymond, for New Zealand. Baterot, Feb. 19—Lice, Burke, from Heil. Hell. from Feb. 16—In the duads: George, Watson, of Deat, Feb. 16—Arrived and ...

... Mr Jackson. In PLANTS AND FLOWERS. h Greenhouse Planlss-Ist, J Englan;d, Esq. ; 2nd, A Terry, Is Esq.; 3rd, 3 Fugland, Esq. Hardy or Half-Ilardy Plants- A al ?? and 2nd, J 1iewresonn, Esq. 3rd, A Terry, Esq. Clina h d Aslers-lst, 2nd, and 3rd, Mr Itodgaot ...

... Bridlingtono. Sept. r,, at Linacolrt, Mr. Thomas Robinson, of tire Vie- 0 he toria, Hotel, Sincil-bridge, to Elizabeth, sister of Mr. ' ?? Cooeor, Leopard Tavern, Castle Hill. ~. Sept. 5, at Newport, Mir. Thomas Robinson, landlord ICd- of the Victoria Hotei ...

... Bradwed, Thong Catterick, Thomas Hill, 2ad; Hotherham, Kaiph R. Keeling Hugh Jones, Samuel Hooley; John Joues, ist, Supernume- rary; Doncaster, Thomas Powell, Martin Jubb, Heury Richardson; Barnsley, Joseph Entwistle, Thomas Capp; John Bulam, Christupher ...

... Quay, to Eliazbeth Jane, eidest daughter of Thomas Masyhood, Rlhq.. *t this town. Yesterday, at Cotiinghim, by the RlvC. C; Overton, Henry Thomna Smith, BEq., a liteuteant its the Royal Navy, to MisS Hardy, of Thorngumbald. Yesterday, at Beasingby, near ...

... family 'ettats, lius had his lbrms re- valued, a~d reduced his rents to theextent of ssevesr thousand pounds per annu ?? JOIIN HARDY, ESQ., MJ'.-We regret to bear that this veneorable gentlem~an has been esifering~ from seiara illnes duriing the week, having ...

... dreadful catastrophe must have ensued, there being two trains on the same line, about a mile counterfeit shillings. by Ann Hardy, 19, Bishop-lane, with uttering two It appears that Woodcock on trom the bridge, and waiting the arrival of the train in question ...

... to Robt. Raikes, Esq., Welton ; Thomas Bouch, g.to Mrs, John Syk es, Kirkella; James Cail, g- to C. Whitaker, Esq., Melton Hill; James Carter, g- to John Todd, Esq.; John Colthart, g. to Mrs. Wil- son, Melton; Thomas Day, g. to R. Raikes, East le; J ...