... Holmes, late of Harrogate. June 27, Benjamin, son of the late Thomas Pullan, ship and anchor smith, of Hull. June 21, at Hull, aged. 3 months, Margaret Rachel, infant daughter of Thomas Hardy, sailmaker. June 28, at his residence James's-place, Hull, Mr ...

... HULL POLICE COURT. 'eci, ,Pt TUESDAY. 3is ALLEGED Ronnvrt FROM THE DomC SEEDS.--An Lse old man, named Thomas Hardy, was charged with is- the following robbery --P, C. Livey, 104, stated that iY. about a quarter to seven o'clock on the previous rmevening ...

... withdrawn at £1,610, at which price the vessel was afterwards sold to a London owner. SUDDEN DEATi1.-On Tuesday a man namned Thomas Hardy, 75 years of age, died suddenly at Mrs.; S. A. Lock's, lodging.housef Manor-street. Deceased went there on the previous ...

... previous day, at Bishop Burton, was committed to prison for fourteen days.-J. Robinson, labourer, l charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy, of Bever- ley, labourer, at Woodmansey, early on the Sun- . day morning previously, was ordered to enter into ] his own ...

... amongst those present were the retiring councillors, Messrs Field and Glover, Mr Councillor Larard, Messrs H. Rust, George Hardy, James Story, S. Cohen, J. J. t Field, and Mr Spiik.-Mr Rust proposed a vote of thanlks to Messrs Field and Glover for their ...

... being about to terminate, I am c directed by Mr. Secretary Hardy to inform you that 85 he considers that present circumstances do not a render its extension necessary upon general grounds. v Mr. Hardy has observed with much satisfaction the q willingness with ...

... of Mr. Matthew Hargreaves, col- lector of H. M. Inland Revenue, Somnerset House, London, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Stothard, Hull. > August 10, at Drypool Church, Hull, by the Rev. T. S. Bonnin, Mr. John Wilson to Miss Mary Jane M'Lean. ...

... hoge.-Octoberllth, at Barrow, Maria Goul. d Hardy.-October 18th, at Hull, aged 72 years, Mr. o Henry Hardyt, hoot and shoemaker, Great Passage. . Hardisty.-October 14th, at Hull, Mary, wife of i Mr. Thomas Hardisty, confectioner, &c. 8 Havercroft.-October ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... about £100 will have been raised. SUBSaRIPrTONS IN AID OF1 TsE WIoDW HuDsoN, THROUGH GEO. LAWSON & CO.-Geo. Lawson & Co. £10; Thomas Wilson, Sons, & Co, £2; Browvulow, Lumsden, & Co, -£1; Lofthouse, Glover & Co, 21; W H H Hutchinson £1; W EawsonandJ Robiinson' ...

... 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 ...