... keeper and two watchers, named Baker, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday night, the 7th of of October, the two laiter were at a public-house in South (Mr. Archbotd) mentiuned this circumstance, because it had Newbaid, where Hardy partook of three glasses of ale. ...

... Cartworth —— Silburmn York Thomas Spr Barclay, R. G Burton all Barff, William Wakefield Barker, Melbecks Scarbro’ Leeds —— Jabez Felliscliffe —— James Sheffield John Cowton South Thomas Oswaldkirk Welburn —— Thomas H. York ——— Thomas R. Sheffield William Beadlam ...

... Broad Street, Thomas Walker, Doncaster. Henry Walker, Esq, Clifton, near Rotherham, Jobn Cwisell Wawn, Exq., M.P. for South Shields. Sir William Earle Weiby, Bart., Denton Hall, Lincolnshire, Glenn Earle Welby, Esq., M.P. for Grantham. Sir Thomas Whicheote ...

... 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; ...

... publican, both of this town. On Thursday, the 22nd inst-. Cottlngham, by the Rev. C. Overton, Henry Thomas Smith. Esq., a lieutenant the Rojal Navy, to Miss Hardy, of Thorngutnbald. Ou Tuesday the inst , at St Mary's. Beverley, by the Rev..W, Procter, Mr. Francis ...

... 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 ...

... Wildam Broom# and William Hardy, drapers, Oxford RrmL Noe 6, Doe ft, at the same place —Shaw, Friday .street. William Broome, linen draper, Oxford street. Nor 6, Bees, the same place —Soles, Aldermanhnry. Walter We-trap and Thomas Martin Cook •edge, millet* ...

... 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 ...