... William Thurlow, living with Mr. Thomas Fisher (Tufthill); 3rd prize, to Abel Bradshaw, living with Mr. P. Peacoek. A MISSING BODY FOUND. - Yesterday, Mr. Thoiney, coroner, hsld an inquest at the Town Hall, on the body of Thomas Pickering, late foreman to Messrs ...

... M I S CUE L L L N E O U S . Messrs. Thomas, Son, and Lefevre, a large mercan. tile firm engaged In the Russian trade, who failed In October, l 1847, have notified to their creditors their readiness to payza final dividend, making in gross 2Os. in the ...

... omnibus driver ,,i ?? townn It appeared in evidence that on Sunday the de- ceased aud three other lads named Thomas Martin, Andrew Todd, and Thomas Ellis, took a keel's boat and went a consa- dtereble-distance upzthe ?? Hull for pleasure. As soon as they ...

... 2 Mr. il. Norman, 3, 4 Mr. A. Terry. Greenhouse Plants, single-I Mr. A. Terry, 2 Mr. J. IS England, 8 Mr. H,Norman. Hardy or Half Hardy-I Mr. J. n- Hewitson, 2 Mr. A. Terry, 3 Mr. Roberts, 4 Mr. Atiin. Apples, plates of six-I, 2 Mr. J. Hlewitson, 3 Mr ...

... liG. and W. Thomas and G. Gill, Manchester, mule spindle r;makers. ly Gurnhill, Plarker, and Harpham,'Gaiasboroughj, drapers ; as far ie as regards M. Parker.,j k'0 Brewer and Green', Manchester, oil merchants. 5a1 Weetenolsom and Hardy, Sheffield, ...

... kerlng, Lin..i Fcolnahilra, farmer, ?? of assignees and proof of debts. Re 'John and Thomas Keddy, of Burlington, booksellers, &c., cr-I fificate macitiug'for Thomas Keddy. COUNty CODURTs.--HULL:.CIRtCUIT.-County I 7Courts willtbe holdinr before Williamt ...

... Tuesday last, being Easter Tuesday,. Messrs. John- Haggitt, Robert Davison, and Thomas Cape were re-elected churchwardens for the parish Church of Bridlinglon. PO0TXASTsaae-lMr. Thomas Cape,'wine merchant,-has been appointed postmaster of Bridlington. MaoZt ...

... as~pport o~f the' bill for'-th`siucrl~ * 4complete suppression of cruelty to animals, was forwarded;.A6 Loadon by Mr. Jo~h% Hardy Vali~ance, with 8.sgaue appended. h ina t IMPORTS OF CATTLE FOR THE WEEK 1ND;ING joys 13.-June Sth, Gazelle, from Antwerp, ...

... Taylor, for obtaining under false pretenees at Louth, two shillings of Thomas Lusby, his property; No tree ?? Bentley, for steal g at Louth, a pair of trousers, the property of Thomas Eandall; Transported 7 years: twice previously convicted of t ?? Turner ...

... were the Rev. J. Muncaster (Independent), Rev. W. B. Ste- venson, end R1ev. S. Hardy from India, The sermons on Sunday were preached by Rev. W. B. Stevenson, and Rev. S. Hardy was engaged to preach on Tuesday evening, but a domestic afflictiont called him ...

... of three, 1, 2, Mr. H. Norman ; 3, Mr. J. Hewitson; ,4, Mr. Saxelbye. Single, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mr. H. Norman; 5, Dfr. Saxelbye. HARDY oL H3AF. EAlDr-1, Mr. Saxelbyre 2, 3, Mr. Heytitsoss. , PASsEsS-(Telve) 1, Mr. Lotherington ; 2, 3, Mr. Wallis; 4, ?? ,Mr. ...

... half-past five. PoLaoz.-At the Guildhall, on the 15th inst., before William Crosskill, Esq., the Mayor, and Robert ean- ?? Thomas, Esq.,of Hall, brassmoulderJas, Carr, of Hull, cooper, and Rosanna Pape, wife of G. Pape, of Beverley, labourer, were ehirged ...