... September 14, at St Paul's Church, Hull, by the Rev R &OUlp Bailey, incumbent, Charles James. eldest sos of James Thomas Hill, Esq, to Edith Hose, second daughter of John Garthorne, Esq; September 12, at St Paul's Church, Hull, by the Rev R £Cemp Bailey ...

... M.A., Mr Joseph Hardy, to Miss Sarah Martin.B September 16, at St Mark's Church, Hull, by the Rev R Harris, MLA., Mr Michael Tymor, to Mrs Prudence Wilkinson. September 19, at St Mark~s Church, Hull, by the Rev J IScott., Air Thomas Smith, grocer, J ...

... Mr Thomas I Leeman, of atistor, to Sophia, youngest daughter of MrSaml i Skelton, farmer, of the former place. April 3. at the Wesley Chapel, Selby, by the Rev I. Wreneb, 'Mr LIaac N. Anson, of Selby, to Elizabeth, fourth daughter of Mr. Thomas Taylor ...

... 1slt rear of his 5ge. Thomas Ryder, Esq, Lieut. its her Majesty's Srd 3ooaboy Reg smeet, eldest son of the late Rev T Rt Ryder, vicarof oclesfe *ft in this county. il- February 16, at Richmond, much respected, aged -2 5 lit Mr Thomas Stephenson, ofthe Unicorn ...

... a-ray and Co, and Thomas Thompson, Esq., Welton. The following donations, &c., are thankfully ac- knowledged :-New subscriber, Henry-Enines, Esq., Portland-street, Li is; ditto, Mrs. J. A. Smithson, Anlaby-road, se; legacy, the late Thomas Ward Esq., £50; ...

... the Rev. A. Cooper, B. A., curate, Mr. William Day, of Skirlaugh 'son of Mr. George Day, of Sigglesthorne, to Mess -Annie Hardy, of Seaton. April 11, at Broughton, Hants, by the Rev. J. H. Millard, the Rev. J. Frederick Smith, of Hull, to Sophia Cox, ...

... measure by which the Government proposes to rid the City of Cork of his mayoralty. Happily, for the credit of the Opposition, Mr Hardy made a manly and sensible speech, admitting that no Government could permit the bench to be disgraced by the pre. sence of ...

... at the Par'a Church, Scarborough, by the Rev. A. S. Aglen, ' .James Williams, professor of music, to Eliza, daue ter of Mr Thomas Lazenby, builder. 1 oolsten-3£ortimer. -December 7th, at St. MAarli ,Church, ull, by the' Rev. S. B. Craig, Mr liew Woolsten ...

... hfr U Bobinson to EmilyJane, daughter of Mr Williat Codling. April 22. at Sculeoates Church, Hull, by the Rev T S Bornin, Mr Thomas William Gruby, merchants clerk, to Susannah Jane, daughter of Mr E1mund Parkin. April 15, at St. Charles's Catholie Church ...

... Ii. Oust Mr T. Upton, jun., Mr WT. Ii. Goddard, ir 1. o1.t, Mr W. H:unt, Mr A. DIayhield, AIr ?? Allison, Mr Thomas Buckton, Mr George Hardy, Mr Bihbb, Melr George Bucaton, ?? icharO Field, Mr 1i. King, Mr A. B. Ganderton, Mr J. Wilkinson, lr ?? B. D ...

... assistance of the steamer Thomas and Mary, manned by the crew of two tugs. It was agreed that for this act of gallantry the men should receive a reward of £150. n Monday morning a most distressing scene occurred. The fishing. yawl Thomas and Margaret, of Whitby ...

... property of Joseph v Drewery.--Thomas H olborn, Alfred Hall, George 1 T. Reeves, Thomas Reeves, and Wm. Harrison were t charged, on remand, with stealing a watch and guard, V &c., the property of a young man, named Thomas d Middleton. Prisoners were again ...