... Bridllngton Quay. .Mr. George Habler, gent., Nafterton. o Mr. Thomas Elaton, farmer, Lscrick. e ML5r. Harper Parrott, gent, Creat Driftiald. Mr. John inglehy, yeoman, Ryhill. D Mr. Thomas Hill, auctioneer, Driffield. Mr. Francis Dales, Innkeeper, Beivorley ...

... was indicted for liaving, the 17th December, at Aulaby, stolen watch, belonging Thomas Crake. Mr. Aspinall prosecuted. 51r. Crake farm-labourer, being the employ Mr. Hardy, of Newington, in the parish ut Anlaby. Ihe prosecutor’s watch was left suspended ...

... WRIGHT (28) was charged with s'ealing, of Thomas Crake. on the 17th December, at Avlaby, a watch, the property Mr. AsPinat _ for the prosecution; the prisoner prosecutor is a farm-iabourer, in the service of Mr. Hardy, of Newington, in the parish of Anlaby ...

... chlapel, by James itellwood, Esq., banker, On the inlportance of cultivatiig the inhid in youth. After s which, Mr. It. Hardy moved, and Mr. G. Wilkinson seconded, n That a vote of tioaoks be given to MSr. Itenwood for his very able alid inistructive ...

... Department The humble memorial of Elizabeth Drewery, the wife of Thomas Drerery, late of the Borough of Kingston-upon- Hull, Druagist, Snuewera,—That your petitioner is the wife of Thomas Drewery, who was convicted at the Wakefield Sessions, i845, for ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ?? FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. BANKiRUPTS. WILLIAM THOMAS MORGAN, Neath, Glamorganbllsjr draper, Jan. 25. Feb. 22, at hatl-past eleven O'clock, at tke Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Abbott and Co., New-inn ; ...

... evening, to a large audience, in the Music-hall, Jarratt-strevt. After noticing the productions of Dr. Arne, Michael Arne, Thomas Linley, W. Jackson. Dr. Arnold. C. Dibdin, W. Shield, and Stephen Storace, he briefly recapitulated the history the lyric ...

... were alarmed by the outbreak of a fire, which the total destruction of the police lock-up, and the death of a prisoner named Thomas Budge was taken Budge, a waterman, belonging to the town. into custody shortly after midnight, on a charge of being drunk ...

... property of W. Saui, 14 days” bard labour.—Jobn and Thomas Abbott, for assaulting Thomas Grantham, constable of the parish of Donington-apon-Bain, in ia the of his dety, 1 day's imprisonment each —Thomas Atkin, for stealing at Tatters- hali, three bushels ...

... curate of Rainow, the Rev. George Osborn, of Liverpool, and the Rev. Thomas Scales, of Leeds. In the absence of Dr. Sandwith, who was expected to preside, the chair was taken by Robert Hardy, Esq., surgeon. Amongst the ministers and gentlemen on the platform ...

... Manchester, and the present Duke of Grafton; of Mr. Iluskisson. Sir Stratford Cunning. Mr. Wodcliouse, Mr. Wynn. Sir. W. Wynn; Sir Thomas Baring. Mr. Baring, Mr Alderman Thompson; of the present Earl of Harrowby, and the present Lord Stanley. Previously to the ...

... George Harrison, Henry Briant, M.A., Rainow, the Rev. George the Rev. Thomas Scales, of Leeds. In the al of Dr. Sandwith, who was expected to preside, the chair was taken by Robert Hardy, Esq., su eon. Amongst the ministers and gentlemen on the tform we ...