... tire tariff wvlhich will necessarily cause for the present i consider.. able deflalcation of the revenue, rand. on the other hardi that is our' opinion it hats become our duty to propose, nrot fro any' hostile considerations, but for che purpose 3 of providnrg ...

... Caisrchl.streei, merchant; sad . Thomas Pealey Smithson, of SFepneylano, gentleman.- Ne'rtls 19gitosn Wisd-lesst. John Thompson, of.Carlisle-. street; and lTbos. Jones, or A lbert-street, geatdenea.-Sofls: * toen-MtXr'., ThOmas C, ayen, of Ntlvstroet, gentleman; ...

... Cambridge, hlts bet ea lected to site ltesd-2asitershlip of tube Saffrti. Wltiden Grasosnor School. The Rev. Jamies Wolfersiaii Thomas, Cueate i Parkhoan, Devon, to the rectory of that place, void by the d eath of the itev. IV. R. Keates Waitter: ' 'The Rev ...

... Ward-James Wil- son and John Taylor; North Myton Ward-Robert Wright and Thomas Frederick Hewitt; Garrison-side-Samuel Fisher and Henry William Hammond; Anlaby-Joseph Cavill Wood end John Hardy; Ferilby-Mattliew Williams sad Norrison Levett; Hessle-William Wallisaand ...

... inquiries awere Instituted by the river police, when it wras ascertained that the person thua providentially res- cuted was Thomas Hopper, a forempitt-man on hoard a Newcastle trader, named the Beaufort, of which his brother, William Hop- per, was nasater ...

... free-traders, has been made to secure ass iteudilate seat for his Lordship as representative for Bradford, in the place of islr. Hardy, who has for some time past been laiouring under indisposition. Tae attempt would have been successful, hoad it not been for ...

... of the Commissioners in Mr. Peck's case, with reference ro the Blackfriargate drain. As to the flagging of Porter-street by Hardy and Richardson and Mr. Winship, the surveyor reported that the former wvere at present erecting build- l hige on their ground ...

... ? MASONIC PESOTIVAL.-Gn Tuesday. eivening week, a midoonld dinner wee given, at the Bridge Hotell,,Sunderland, to Mir. Thomas Hardy, of that town, in celebration of his fiftieth anniversary ae amaseon. About 00 brethren belonging to the dlfl'erent lodges ...

... jackobins, owls, pouters, &c., fetched from 408. to 50s, the pair. A remarkably fine bundle of asparagus was lately cut by Mr. Thomas Barkshire, Mount Pleasant: the hun- fdred weighed 17ilbs. THE NEW DoDoE.-It seems by the Times of Tuesday, that the provisional ...

... anticipation that lie had given the finishing stroke to the water question By the way, we had almost overlooked one part of Mr. HARDY'S laudatory epistle of the River Hull water. Of Sutton, near this place, I can testify, fs-oro persoirl cX- -eratnce amid ...

... an in- quest was held by Mr. T. Badger, coroner, at the house of lir. Joseph Hardy, the Chester Castle Ilst, Chester street, Sthef- fiheld, on the body of a boy named Thomas Leasby, who dieds unlder circumstances of suspicion. It appeared fron the evi ...

... Hollyhocks. 1, Mr. G. Wray; 2, Mr. W. Bowman. Pansies. 1, 2, Mr. 1. Eversden. I)esign in Flowers. 1, Mr. Milburn; 2, Mr. G. Wray. Hardy Herbaceous Plant. l, Mr. Milburn; 2, Mr. Y. Gibson. Green-house Plant. 1, Mr. 1, Gibson; 2, Mr. W. Bowmans, FRUIT.-Dessert ...