... Markham b Wilkinson .1 A Winship b Thomas .. 6 W Stamp b Wilkinson ?? I11 G Peck c Thomas b Wilkinson ?? 3 L West b Thomas ?? ?? 0 A Hall b Wilkinson ..0 Allen Hall not out ?? ?? 2 Extras .. ; , 9 Total .45 WILBERFORCE V. Wycnrs's'-Played last Saturday ...

... West Dock Hotel and stealing therefrom 13 boxes of cigars, a bottle of rum, 9R iald.e i~n money, &c., the property of Mr. Thomas sic Ril u adlord. Mr. Summers, who appeared for the an prosecution, said that the premises were quite safe when as a 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 ...

... C. Young, let Lundon.-Winners of n a £20 prizes :-Sergeantc Harding, 7th West York; Capt. h a Wilbraham, 17tbh Stafford; Hardy, ditto; Smith, Mid at ar Lothian; Hendrie, 7th Ayrshire; Brooks, 12th Middle- w es sex. Amongst the winners of engravings were ...

... 4,758; H. Lloyd- c n GLAmoGANsmRE (Western).-F. A. Yeo (L), 5,560; c n. H. N. M~iers (C), 2,103. or GLAMORGANS~iRE (East).-Thomas (L), 4,886; Clark c l (C), 2,086. A GAILORGANSHI:E (South).-A. J. Williams (L), 3,945; E .n J. D. Llewvellyn (C), 3,351.- ...

... lips of their counsel. He Would, therefore, sentence Cooper to 12 months' imprison- teut and Holland to nine months, Joeeph Hardy (51) accidentally fell into a tank of hot Oil in Ar Hedge's mill, Lime-street, on Monday last, and 5u0tained severe scalds ...

... 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 ...

... assaalting P.O. Tiplady, was fined 30s. and costs. ---Thomas Laden, shoe-black, for being diunk and and causing an obstruction in, Blanket-row, ohi Satur- day, was fined los. and ?? McClr thy, tirenianU and Thomas Lewis, seaman, chbarged owith being diaordeily ...

... that no person be entered on it who received parochial relief or had been excused his ] rates. B c] THE IRISH CR UCCH. -I Mr. HARDY gave notice that on the second read- ing of the Church of Ireland Suspension Bill, be in bhoull move it be read a second time ...

... were I' R. E ?? J, Bladworth Mr H Hohn, e Mr G. F. Ogle, Mr J., A. Bray, Mr Lioyd, Mr E. J. n Clark, Mr J. D. Hardy, and Mr Colman. Mr Hardy nhaving replied to a few questions, a vote of confidence K. in him was moved by Mr G. F. Ogle, and seconded by ...

... aged 78 years, Mary, ?? of tee 1,10 0 Robert Nicholsou, mariner 0 March 25th, at Hull, aged 79, Margaret, wire of MrJ0 r, Hardy Regent street. Ic Morch 1, at Selby, Mr Jobml Clherthab , aged ,S year. Id March 18, at Selby, Mr Wmn Blyfher, el Lately, at ...

... hoe TEESDtLE-FL~tRDY.-Recently, at London, Edv'in de d Tesodale, of Hull, XYorkshire, to M1anriaoe, second sd dauhero Jms Hardy, of Liverpool. y VELT MANCLEENTS .-July 14, at St. Charless ie Jarratt-street, Hull, Henry Veltmasn, Hull, to Fell- ha rietta ...