... Tyremsn. Leeds Mr. Edward Anley. Leghorn Mr. B. Thompson. North Grimstoue Mr. Thomas Shires. Scarborough Mr. Thomas Sellers. Sheriff Hutton Mr. John Reed. Sheffield Mr. Thomas Rayner. Mr. R. Dawson. Skipton Mr. John Pearson. Sowerby Bridge Mr. W. Ackroyd ...

... Correa.—l, Mark, Milbank, Esq.; and 3, Mr. Edward. Kalmia.—l and 2, Mark Milbank, Esq.; 3, Mr. Appleby, for Kalmia Latifolia. Hardy Herbaceous Plant—l, Mr. Baines; 2, J. Hutton, Esq., for Cypripedium pubescens ;3, Messrs. Backhouse, for Statice pseudo armeria ...

... mi^ht have been committed, but the case would be dismissed on her paying 4s, the costs. — A charge of assault preferred by Ann Hardy, of College Yard, against Mary Sproat, was dismissed ; the quarrel between the parties related to a water-tub. Inquest at Yobk ...

... George, L. A. W. Cocks, Esq., 63 votes (the other person nominated, Anthony Robinson, had no votes)* Neasham, Thomas Wilkinson ; Newton .Worrell, Thomas' Sowerby ; Piercebridge, James Raw j Sockburn, John Parrington ; Stapleton, Robert Thornton ; Great Ay- ...

... Ripon, 011 Saturday last, before Wrti. Blanshard, Esq., chairman, Chas. Oxley, Esq., Robert Paley, Esq., John Dalton, Esq., Thomas Mason, Esq., Robert Darley Oxley, Esq., Henry Greenwood, Esq., John Maibter, Esq., and Wm. Williamson, Esq., Mayor of Ripon ...

... occurrence has since been heightened to painful extent, by the intelligence of the suicide of the husband aud father, Mr. Thomas, Wellington Hill, against whom the imputation of having poisoned his partner offspring lay. Tbe coroner had scarcely completed ...

... Aa Witness our Hands this Thibd Day of Octobeb, 1848. THOMAS HANDS. THOMAS TAYLOR. Witness to the Signature of Mr. Thomab Handf, Wm. F. Clabk, Solicitor, York. Witness to the Signature of Mr. Thomas Tatlob, Hebbt Richabdsob, Solicitor, York. r FHOMAS TAYLOR ...

... stairs. There were other counts in the indictment, varying the mode in which the offence was committed. Mr. Pickering and Mr. Hardy were for the prosecution Mr. J. Pollock conducted the defence. Mr. PicKF.hiNG said be should very shortly detail to the jury ...

... ten years trans- porUtion. ARSON AT THORNTON-LE-BEANS. THOMAS FOSTER (13), was charged with having, at Thornton-le-Beans, feloniously set; fire to a suble and a barn, in the occupation of Thomas Lightfoot. Mr. Blansbabd stated the case for the prosecu- ...

... Morning, by the Bey. THOMAS BOAZ, Missionary from Calcutta; and in the Evening, by the Bey. W. G. BABBETT, Missionary from British Guiana; and at LENDAL CHAPEL, in the Morning, by the Bey. W. G. BARRETT, and in the Evening, by the Rev. THOMAS BOA 2. Services ...

... having, at Northallerton, stolen £1 18s. and a purse, the property of Thomas Rendrew; nnd William Fenwick, charged with having, at Stillington, stolen a shovel, the property of Thomas North. SECOND COURT.—Wednesday. Before the Rev. T. W. Mobley, Chairman ...

... philosophy? The advocates of war tell us that the world is generally in s state of wicked- ness, s fact that none will be hardy enough to dispute. That there exists among mankind many strong passions —many glaring vices — much turbulence and many desirious ...