... (Fairweatlter) with disorderly conduct by fighting in Aswell-hole. Discharged on payment of eosts.-- OCT. 29,-Before the Mayor--Thomas Hardy and Peter MoCaugh, itinerant beggars, were charged by No. 2 (Patrick) with obstructing tite footway in Upgate, Each lined ...

... Bradford ?? Wm. Rand, Esq. Halifax . John Crossley, Esq. (re-elected). IeWakefield ?? James Micklethwaite, Esq. d Ripon . Thomas Farmery, Esq. a Wigan .. Ralph Darlington, Esq. g Liverpool . John Bent, Req. e York. Mr. Alderman James Meek, (second time) ...

... new company, his widow, so far from being thrown into distress, received an independence. A respectable married woman, named Hardy, destroyed herself a few days since at MIiddleborougli, by cutting her throatwitls a pair of scissors. She had been attending ...

... Esoq., D~riffield several Hereford oxen, bred ant hv IV. Loft, Esq., Urustiorps, Alford, Liocoltislire. An no ;X~sod ted toy Thomas Branillam, Esq., Lnndttsorp-liall, Ga 7rlt;and several Itrime South Devon sheep, bred and fed by co ossteEsq., Sledmere Castle ...

... to Crewkierne; Henry HIine Oliver, to Meare; Thomas Cornish Pratt, to Thnrlox_ ton; Ebenezer Smith, to Barton St. David ; Arthur Maitland Sugdeu, to Midsomer Norton; Thomas Chas, Turner, to Nynolhead; Thomas William Whale, to Kelston. T'sTI-soON.ALs.-The ...

... occurred near the Hunt's Bank Station, to a stoker in ,f the service of the Londou and North Western Railway h company, named Thomas Yates. The unfortunate o mala, who was stoker of an engine preparing to start e with a train for Liverpool, had left his engine ...

... hed that it dogs not prevent, or check, Murder. 1hat The disgraceful proceedings at Chelmsford, has after the execution of THOMAS DoaRY and tion SARtA C11ESHAZ, has induced the respectable ady inhabitants of that town to petition the Legis- the lature ...

... trle. Names of the Parishes. Pereone nomi- esiden ce. Gurdi ans noted as Eeleenc.tuadian Guardians. Anhaby .. John Hardy. Anlaby ?? John Hardy (W.Watbon Woodhonse ?? f W. Watson Cottinghbm W.lodgson. Newland ?? I W. Hodgson -~P. Bhanstey,. Hull ?? V. Ellyard ...

... Fussitt was chosen in the place of Mr. Clappison, who D had removed out of the parish. t ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. I Mr. Thomas William Morley and Mr. Thomas John Terrington were elected churclhwardens for ?? ensuing f year. ST. JAMES'. Theo. Carrick 'was re-elected ...

... THE REY. T. MORTON. - A beautiful gold chronometer, the value of £25, is, we under. stand, about to be preaented to the ies. Thomas Morton, who has recently resigned the incurobency of Drypool, and accepted a living in Gloucestershire. It is jevelled in ...

... impoitant case, The )t G tcnaral v. Cozens Hardy, is pending befare Cliscelor Lord Cranwsrth, respecting the right of 'io to it W\esleytols chapel, at Holt, iso Norfolk, I, ulr' f o llicl Air. Hardy atsd other trustoes of the Lurl3 I Pirty have ...

... INorwich Union. et, SHOcSSIONS FROM TuH CHURiCH AT HULL, - An ret other of the curates of the High ChOitch of Full, be the Rev. Thomas Dykes, has publicly announced on his resignation, on the same grounds its those stated a Jr. by his late coadjutor, Mr. Borff ...