... John, Bygott, Esq, Glebe Farm, of a son. M arrt ag eg. November 22, at Sculcoates Church, Hull, by tbe Rev T S. Bonnin Mr Thomas SLoCdnleaI, to Eliza, daughter of Ur Obte. Story of Hull. November 22, at Sculcoates Cburch, Hull, by the Rev T. 2 Bonnin ...

... RBVENGE.-Mary Nicholson, of Feather- stone's-entry, High-street, a sailor's wife, was charged with a most ferocious assault upon Thomas Worrell, a seaman, wholhadsailedinthesamevessel withherself. The assault was committed on Wednesday evening last at the Baltic ...

... Bonnin, \m. King, EMq, of Belfast, to Miss Eliza Anne rUnkles, of Story-street, in this town. May 18, at Burringlahra, Mr Thomas Parrot, of Winterton,to Mies Sarah Ann Keightley, of Burringham. May 13, at Christ Church, Bridliegton Quay, by theRevJas ...

... quarrel being the off spring of jealousy the case was dismissed, Charlotte Nutt, mother to Mary Ann Rapson, was charged by Thomas Reading with striking him on the face, and scratching his nasal organ. This was the result of some interference by complainant ...

... prisoner, however, was discharged for the present, and the pigeons were detained for three weeks. DiSORDoenaY AePeRENTICE.-Thomas Hardy, a young man of 20 years of age, was charged by Air. Richard Jordan, sail-maker of this town, with being disorderly. The ...

... of Richd. Watt, Esq., of Bishop Burton, Beverley, Yotkshire, and Spoke Hall, Lan- cashire, to Elrantor, eldest daugitbr of Thomas Fenwirk, Esq., of South Bill, Chester-lr-street, Durham. April 28, at the lioly Trinity Church, Mr. Wm. Pexton, to MIss Isabella ...

... night at Aluut tell o'clock, anid the siext morning it was found hicy lad been eitered, and a wyriting-desk belonging W Mr. Hardy, jun., had been forced open, and a sovereign had beeii taken from a purse, together wilh t a small gold seal and ring attached ...

... Debts due, and owing from the Firm, will be received and paid by Mr Thomas Clough, who will continue to carry on the Business. Dated this Third Day of January, 1850. THOMAS CLOUGH. THOMAS HERCULES LAMBERT. Witnesses { Geo. ROBINSON, Solicitor, Hull. John ...

... 'Mr. Thomas Lowrey, Mr. John Fisher, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Bradbury, Mr. Moore, Mr. Howell, i Mr. Walter, Mr. William Barber, Mr. Millard, Mr. I W. Burchall, Mr. W. T. Haly (Temple), Mr. Ayrton, f Mr. Malits, Mr. Dakiti, Mr. Thomas Lawrence, Mr. Thomas Dix, ...

... aged So years, Mr. John Hardy Val. I, lance, much respected by a large circle of friends. ir April 6, in this town, aged 70 years, John Noble Pickering, Api'l 3, InL this town, Mr; John Lamnploughi, youngest see of Mr. Thomas Lamplough, foracerly of ...

... Charles, M.D. ut Brown, Thomas, M.D. Lake, James, F. RI.C.S ng Budd, George, M.D., F.R.S. Macklean, Johb, MD. an Bull, Thomas, M.D. jMacmurdo, Gilbert, F.Rl.CS. ey Burrows, George, M.D. Matthews, R. N. B., M.TR.C.S. lie Callaway, Thomas, F.R.C.S Moore, Edward ...

... Driffleld, aged 32, hlr. John Grasoam, jun., ?? day, at the Union-house, aged 92 years, Sir. J. Hardy, formerly in the army.-Also, aged 53, Ann, wife of Mr. Thomas Hope. December 20, at Thirsk, of cholera, aged 27, Mr. John Sykes Taylor, agent to Air. W. S ...