... 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 ...

... Mr. Hardy's house. On the day named, woman called Robinson was assisting the domestic servants Mr. Hardy's, when the prisoner, who co-habited with Robinsou, came to see that individual. Shortly after he had gone, the watch was missed by Mrs. Hardy, but ...

... 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 ...

... THOMAS|DItEWEtty, The sympathy which is on every side expressed for the innocent convict whose name heads this article, and the circumstances of whose unjust banishment have been fully detailed in this and other public journals, induces us to hope that ...

... 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 ; ...

... the United Service Gasette, been favoured with the copy of a letter, written an officer her Majesty's brig Snake, Commander Thomas K. Brown, describing the total Los» ol that vessel in the Mozambique Channel, the of August. The details contained the letter ...

... 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 ...

... sn Waterlo-Place, Pall-Mall, London, wltere Prospec- tuses, &c., may be had. H 01 AGENTS. af HULL .. THOMAS FREEBODY, Packet-Office af Leeds ?? Thomas Briggs, Albion-Street Ot Halifax ?? E. M. Wavell, Solicitor B Huddersfield ?? .. C, S. Floyd, Solicitor ...

... ** I am, dear air, yours truly, ** A. Mongredlan, Esq., Liverpool. “A. EASTERBY.*’ aaviD. Mr. Rutherford, chief officer. T. Thomas, seaman. Mr. Robinson, second ditto, Tbos. Gravel, ditto J. M'Dougal, carpenter. H. Thompson, ditto. Kurrecm Mullah, steward ...

... acknowledged the high estimation in which steamers have been held by the Court of Admiralty, he would rather encourage the hardy poor fellows who had behaved so well, lie thought, however, the engineers sod firemen also entitled reward. Tbe service of ...

... ConCcoTdia, Jensen; Alitje, Lehrman, for Leer. 12-Frederica, Schmidt, proceeded for Bremen'. Magdalena, Wilttrack, for Keli. Sir Thomas Manger; Katinka, Caseley id for St. Michael. Gesina, Blane, for Zwolle. WMrpper, Pattrieck; Clara, Asdell, fbr Rotterdam. ...

... Concordia, Jensen ; Aulje. Lehman, for Leer. 12 Fred, rica, Schmidt, proceeded for Bremen. Magdalena, Wlttrsek, for Keil. Sir Thomas Manger ; Kstmks, Caseley, for St. Michael. Oesios, Blane, for Zwolle. Wuppor, Pattrtck; Clara, Ausdell, for Rotterdam. Mary ...