... j He was much respected. Same day, at Bridlington, aged 71. Mr. Thomas On Sunday, the 9th inst., Bridlington Quay, ! Mr. Richard* Whiting, joiner. -*^» *» Same day, Ellen, wife Mr. Thomas Pool, W On Saturday, the Bth inst., at Hcalaugh, aged 95, Mr. Jak» ...

... Tang Hall. Orange tree beating—l, F. A. Milbauk, Esq.; 2, Mrs Harris; 3, Mrs Davies. Six hardy herbaceous plants—l, 2, Mr. Appleby; 3, Messrs. Backhouse ar.d Son. Hardy herbaceous plant—l, 2, J. Hntton, Esq.; 3, J. Tease, Esq. Four annuals—l, Messrs. Backhouse; ...

... Hon, Octavius Duiieombe, of Westerdale, M.P. Sir Thomas Digby Legard, of Ganton, Bart. Sir George Strickland, of Newton, Bart., M.P, Sir Tatton Sykes, Sledmere, Bart. John Agar, Hazel Hush, Esq. Thomas Barstow, of Garrow Hill, Esq. Robert Hildyard, Stokesley ...

... 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 ...

... CRAVEN, If). were charged with hnving, Wakefield, cut and wounded Willim Carter and Thomas Slack, and also with participating in riot and assault. Mr. Overend, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Pollock were for tbe proseoution ; the prisoners were undefended. A serious ...

... intent to him some grievons bodily harm Mr. Hardy and Mr. Overend were for the prosecution , Mr. Price appeared tor Lodge; Mr, J. Pollock for and Matthews. The prosecutor, ■ Noah Hook, is gamekeeper to Thomas Beaumont, Esq., of Mrettou Park, near Wakefield ...