... future lectare. ALDBato'.-AuDACtous BURGLAIILY.- Early on Saturday ntorsting some tlisevers broke inot tha house of Mr. 'Thomas Yates Hardy, a reepectable farmer, of this place. It appoars tuse burgiaro affected on entranca by cutting and break- Intg the dairy ...

... meeting to choose a churchwarden on behalf of the parish. Mr. Leslie then proposed Mr. Cornelius Stamford, seconded by Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy. Mr. Thos. Wilson pro- posed Mr. William Spence, who was seconded by Mr. James Cawkwell. Upois a show of hands there ...

... hoqy0 vsrietles-Mr. PearsOn, I; 'Mrs. Broadley, 2; Air. Pearsonp3., Stove or greelihouse Climber-Mr Parsosr, I ?? 2. Hardy, orhalf hardy, three varieties- 'ir. Peatson, I. Aziltig.tlirev piretoi-Mr. Bradbory, I; Mr.Pearson,2and 3. ?? Palargno.iamiS, pink ...

... diggitigs, of a young moo named Thomas Rennison, who left Enaland a few years since for Australia, and who to the sort of Mr. Joseph Rennison, blacksmith, Drelileld. Trhe writer goes en to sltae - Your old neighbours' son, Me. Thomas Renoteon ; and wlosat I ...

... Gooulding, Johnson; Hall, William; Hardie, William-; Jay, Iteut.; Jenkin John; Rebbel, William Henry; Mc.r Henzie, John; Maconochie. Arcttd. W, Milton, Rev. John L; Neill, William; Parkin, Williamn; Roberts, R. E. , Robins, Thomas; Robinson, John Renton, Charles; ...

... morning. We have not heard that any individual was hurt. SE IoUs AcciDENT.-On Monday morninglast.Mr. f William Maw, gardener to Thomas Denton, Esq, and Mr. Francis Johnson. bricklayer, were proceeding down h Fleming-gate, with a horse and spring cart, ried ...

... Mr. Hall, BeAt lettuce, Mr. Hardy. Best cabbage, fir. sh aDoughty. Beet red cabbages, Mr. legoldby; 2, Mr. Wilson, Hi ?? kidney potatoes, Mr. Doughty ; 2, ditto. Best round Orditto, Mr. Isaac Burkill. Best conias, Mr. Hardy ; 2, Mr. heWilson. Best carrels ...

... hence the assault complained of. In4dofence, Gore said he Was drunk, or lie would not have acted as he did. Fined £2 and ?? Hardy, who. has graced this court with lia presence 'on several. previous occia- sions, woe charged by Samuel Smith, both of Bridlington ...

... continue in itspresent propitious state, a great quantity of well ,nn hay will speedily be got together. FOcecET PICKSING.-Thomas Henry, of Hull, labourer, vvlhen brought up by Mally, who deposed that onl theisl instant, he caught the prisoner in the act ...

... received by the Rev. H. W. Kemp, viz. James Clay, Eaq,, M.P., £2 2s. ; Archdeacon Bentincli, £a3 Hanry Barhwortb, Esq., R5 ; Thomas Buckton, Esq., Xi C. Preston, Esq., £2 2s.; Rev. W. J. Whaoteley, Rise, Xi Is.; Miss Spaldin, £1 1e.; Two Friends, £1 ; and ...

... Johnson ; Hall, William; Hardie, William 4 Joy,2 Lieut.; Jenlkin, John; Bebbel, William Henry; Me. Kenzie, John; Macoraoehie, Archd. W. ; Milton, Rev. John L.; Neill, William ; Parkin, William tRoberts, R E.; Robins, Thomas; Robinson, John; Renton, Charles; ...

... passed their exattinat- at Apothecaries' Hall, yesterday week, and received certifi at50 to practice, were Messrs. Thomas Alban ?? Hatl. Thomas Waltorn, Hull; arid Amos tngham, flehdenobridge' Yorkshire.ge Commissions signed by the Lord-lieutenant of the ...