... Laycock. 6 ferns-i Von. Archdseacon Creyke. Light rose tree,:in pet-liditto. 2fli-C liums-i Mr ClPinkey. Lillium-2kMrs Hetcaife. Hardy plant -1 Mr Mills, 2 Miss Croyke. 2 phloxes-i Mr Prickett, 2 Mr Pinkey. 2 achimenes-I Admiral Mitford, 2'Mr Mills. 8 new annuals ...

... near Birmingham; Mademoiselle Jefferies, do.; Dr. Lang and Mrs. Lang, Howley Villas, Maida Hil!, London ; Miss Liddell, Hull; Thomas Conulson, Esq., Mrs. Coulson, family, and servant, Drax Hall, near Selby, &c., &C. 6FsING BANKi IMPROVEMENT.-We understand ...

... drinking, and on the reverse side a as shield, with flowers chased, bearing the following tacrip. Igtion :- Presented to Mr. Thomas Greasley, chairman in of the Hull Licensed Victuallers' Association, by the so committee, as a tribute of their high esteem ...

... ICcimyy ijy I P ?? ii:cr L -i, . Ka\'0 , si c Ci-scrydihi ?? ?? 'i'ie gaine occuhcled thirty-tveo 00013ta ?? ff . ro, . Ilotbrly Hardi oe . Ic b.Lcy ronoc.I I.i WI10 Cr co 1 ?? A, ?? It. CroIniI, rcic ?? I. . (. Thomsas, c. J as . Aiiy. .. 'oal i BA R~N ~- LEY ...

... eas tlsitcargedl, t,~ xi'sa-trzde ad-lead tnot axo frotjticait sio inuit thle eershohi ANq Aa'meax'%VAr.D PRCa'AStE.-Honry Hardy, a firnitiftre Aloller, 'was yesteraday cbargeul at the Blradfordi I 'rouh I-coatrf witix Ieaaliig llxrse hixtack Poland fowls ...

... he had in the ?? past week. whi POLICE COUoRT.-On Saturday last, before the Rev, and J. W. Bower and T. Prickett, Esq.-Thomas Hardy, 7hi of Bridlinigton-Quay, boatmnan, for violently assaulting IMF D. Dove, the policeman at that place, on the 24th uit ...

... Burton, is to succeed the Rev. C. J. aJ Caidged vicar of Wakefield, in the incumbency of t nether oppletn. The Rev. Richard Hardy Blanshard, M.A., has been licenced by the Archbishop of York to the perpetual t curacy of Flate borougl, in this county, vacant ...

... spinner, of Hull; last examination adjourned to ot, the 12th of December. The debts proved this day th amounted to £199 Os. 9d.-Thomas Smith, grocer, of -y, Hull, camee un for his last examination. On the he debtor side of the bankrupt's balance-sheet were ...

... drinking there at the same times, viz., midnight of Tuesday. Fined 20s. and costs ?? Thomas Gould, for assaulting This. Turner, was fined 2s. Gd. and costs . Thomas Dyson, the disorderly apprentice of Thor. Smith, was found guilty. Judgment respited on ...

... all( Johnl Thomas Wharton, of Aberford, Esq.; Edward sig Babne Wheatley, of Cote-hall, Esq.; Henry Wickham lie Wickham, of Kirklees, Esq., M.P. ; Rowland Wynn, of sid N1ostell Priory, Esq. ; John Wilson, of Scarcroft, Esq. ; esc Basil Thomas Woodd, of ...

... mteat, iris/i Acid) /aoueis. bch 9'Jy'HU1,iDA Y, Dec. 13. (Before Nfr. Baron MARTIN.) ALLEGED SUi3OPL5NA'TON 01 ' .Pi-JfihY. THOMAS SIIEPHERDI~ONT (27) wa,,s indicted for sub-tl orniation of Perjury, at Great L)isifield, onl tie 7thl of Joly-ls last. Mr ...

... grevious bodily harm, on the 29th of August The jury found him guilty, and he was sentenced to fourteen years' transportation. Thomas Afarsloell (on bail) was charged with cutting and wounding Jooeph Speight, at Rothwell, on the 21st of October last. The ...