... Sooth Audloy street, Joseph Hardy to Charles to'i5. Partamonlt Arms, Shepherd-street, Henry Lewis Ret eanLaw Rodney's Head, Robert-street, Mary Ann aYnelgb5 ta Ricbard Hunt. Union Coffee-hoase, Robert Tlalk, Pinelico, John Thomas Adams to telandlady Ege Milibank ...

... JURY. William Thomson, foreman; Wm. Colthurst, HenryBnnn, Cornelius Dennehy, Chas. Egan, Thomas Hunt, Thomas M'Eniry, Chas. Smith, Philip Taggart, Richard Wilson, Thomas Pollock, - Ferrier, Henry Pierce, Philip O'Brien, John Robertson, Wmi Latouche, - Worthington ...

... Matley; 3, and Biondatta, Jos. Lees, Req4-Purple or Puce: 1, Purple Standard, BA era- E. Whittaker, Esq.; 2, Mr. Seldon, Mir. Thomas Percival ; 3,pra a an Marquis of Ayleabury, Joseph Lees; REq. - Crimson or Euby pra 818 1, B eessoin g, Mr. Jas. Wild,; 2 ...

... Goole: Julia Wood, Bennett, oern. Orw~el ?? tarckhura; Merchant, Butcher; ltl ~Yail AnnIe; Theo. Clarkeen, Cooper; Secndus, Hardy, i ,_ atoD: Emma, Darranit, for Newcistle, with goods. Lord Nel- ftor fordon, with imber. friends Goodwil, Woods, for atie ...

... Secre- tary of the Association, in the vice chair. Among the gentlemen present we observed Captain Charles Forbes of Aslowvn; Thomas M. Goodlake, Esq. of Wadley; Flensy j Simnmons Esq., Reading; B. Lumsden, Esq. of Kingsford; &! &C. H.?Lumsden, Esq. of Auchindoir ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tuai C.s ,-Ofnlthe 1th .1t., the lev. John Thomas Layard, B.A., was instituted to the rectory of Swafield, in Norfolk, on the presentation of her Majesty. On the 29th ult., the R1ev. George Henry Turner, Al.A., was ististtuted to the ...

... and present weeks have been of the gravest importance-alike momentous in their character and results. One minister, the Rev. Thomas Rowland, has been degraded, as it is termed by the Conference, for avowing his conscientious opinions. The Rev. James Bromley ...

... left for his place of lodging. He had not proceeded far when he was overtaken by Hardy, who drew his knife, and thrust it to the hilt in Brennan's left breast. Seeing Hardy's movements he threw up his hands, and exclaimed, Bill, don't cut me. It was ...

... lie begged to propose, I i that a vote of thassks be giveo to Lord Vivian's agent, and to All. Lloyd, the auletioneer. bitr. Thomas Evans, of Tt i Denbigh, said, le perfectly agreed withk every word wvhich so r. had been expressed by Mir. Turner, and cordially ...

... daughter bf Booth Jones. Esq, of Streeda, in the county of Sligo. In Manchester, the Rev. Thomas D. Bailo, of Belfast, to Sarab, t eldest daughter of Joseph. Hardy, Esq, of HigherfardoWick, Man- cheater. DEATHS. i August 23, at Prospect Hill, Youghal Mary ...

... John iAi'Hardy. Dessert 4pples-I, James Esson; 2, JOacs ~'NI'ardly; h 'Esson. ,a. Grapes-1, 2, and 3, JaesneEssons; 4, ThomassDarling. Green Fleash AMeto,-l, John A1'Hardy; 2 anid 3, Thrans Du,, ling. .Pracelis--l, Jiames Esson; 2, Thomas G. Doiiahdson ...

... our t readers:- e ' At a very early period of his life Mr. Thomas, Preston espoused the cause of Parliamentary Re-a form, and became the friend and coadjutor of Horne Tooke, Theliwall, and Hardy. So long ago as I March, 1782, he was, admitted a mender of ...