... 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 ...

... Whitaker, eraevr tlial . the Sod instant, age.l right year*. Ellen, the only the late Thomas Kaiiifurd. of this the Srd inatant at BrhUington, aged 16. »wy. Mr. Jidin Hardy, . Ist instant, at l*ot kJuigtun, much respectea, •*. Susannah Ireland. . irsday, ...

... 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 ...

... without opposition, to fill up the places that had become vacant by term of office :—For the North Ward, Mr. Thomas Weddell, surgeon, Mr. Thomas Purnell, grocer, &c , and Mr, John Wheldon, miller ; the two former re-elected.—For the South Ward, Mr. Bean ...

... , tbrs place. On Monday, the 25th instant. Robert John, the infant sea of Mr. Thomas Hall, Sykes street- On Sunday, the 24th instant, after few days Illness, 50, Mr. Thomas Foster, hair-dresser. Cross-street, much respected. On Monday, the 25th iustant ...

... Rev. Thomas, M A , to the curacy of Bishop’* Cannings, Wilt*. Smith, Rev. Gerard, to the vicarage Cantley, York•bire. Spring, Rev. George Thomas, M.A., to the rectory of Harding, vacant the death of the Rev. T. Talbot. Patron, Mr. Henry Thomas Hope- ...

... Ponsouby.C.K.A.C Bellen-, K. M. Gibson, T, M. Powell, Colonel Berkeley, C. Glll.Thoa. Power, Janies Berkelev, Captain Gisborne, Thomas l*rolheroe, Edward Berkeley, H. F. Gore, Robert Polsford, Robert Bernal, Captain Grey, Sir G. Rsinsbotiom, J. Bernal, Ralph ...

... Lincolnshire. May 6, at the Hoiy Trinity Chureb, Mr, Robin- son, of Elierker, farmer, to Mise Betsy Finningley, eidest of Mr. Thomas Pinningley, of this place. May 7, at Caistor, by the Rev. Mr. Turner, Mr. William Clacke, grocer and draper, of North Kelsey ...

... the same place, tO Mr. John Basjindale, bricklayer, of Belton. Msrch 23, at Goxhill, by the Rev. C. Forge .Mr. William ur Hardy Hall. joiner, to Hannrab, daughter of Mr. Wm. Dales, 4 trmer, of Granhill. n blarrh 23, at St. Phillp's Church, Liverpool, ...