... of Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, common brewers. Richard Ridway and Thomas Dent, of Man- chester, joiners. Edward Harrison and Thos. Houlker, of Preston, attorneys. Mary Hardy and Hugh Unthank, of Manchester, wine merchants. Sarah Green and Geo. Green ...

... Thursday, the 8th inst., at Bossall, by the Rev. S. Gamlen, Mr. William Hesp, farmer, of Flaxtou, to Ann, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Eddlestone, farmer, of Broughton, near Scarborough. On Wednesday, the 7th inst., at Sudbury, Denbighshire, the Rev. Frederick ...

... Bilbrough Clifton Mr. Timothy Belt St. Dennis Mr. Thomas Barker Dunnington Mr. John Richardson .. . .Deighton Mr. John Smallwood Elvington Mr. John Blanshard Escrick Mr. Robt. Kettlewell Earswick Mr! John Hardy GateFulford Mr Win. Burton Water Fulford Mr. ...

... Kinglake, and Mr. Wilkins, appeared to support tbe bill. The petitioners who opposed it were represented by Mr. Pickering, Mr. Hardy, and another learned gentleman. Mr. Talbot, on laying the case before the committee said if anything were wanting to show the ...

... JEde Christi. Green Eldredus, c Coll. Reg. Hake Robertus, Aul. S. Edm. Hardie Joannes, ex Aul. B. M. V. Huxley Thomas S., c Coll. Exon. Lowry Carolus H., c Coll. Reg. Ludlow Thomas 8., Aide Christi. Morgan Joannes, c Coll. Jesu. Osborne Montague F. F. ...

... gave evidence of the necessity which existed in the dis- trict for the line ; and the traffic returns were spoken to by Mr. Thomas Taunton ; while Mr. J. Grainger, en- gineer, of Glasgow, proved that there were no engineer- ing difficulties on the line ...