... Elizaboth e, eiira,,,ey, a young girl, residing with her parents &t is Brough, on the 10th inst. Fined £l, and costs 7a al 6J.-Thomas Hardy, groom, of Kirkella, way 's charged by PC. Reed with being drunk and disi s- orderly at Kirkella on the 6th inst; also ...

... Gee. 0 Harness, mariner 0 Hill.-June 1.5th. at 5, Habro'-terrace, Freehold- 0 street, Hull, aged t7 years, Mr Thomas Hill, son of 0 Mr Thomas Hill. N ewtowvl. 0 Holmes.-June ltb, at Hull, aged :i years, Jesse, 0 danahter of Mlr WV. W. Holmits, ('oo'oi ...

... Jane, daughter of Mr Willian Htlrdy-Hardy.-July 1st, at Christ Church, Hull, t by the Rev. F. F. Goe, Mr Chas. Hardy, eldest son1of Captain Charles Hardy, of South Shields, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Mr George Hardy, of Hull. Kemp-Lindley.-July 7th ...

... MIr John Cheese' to Marie Hardy, daughter of Mr Bnjamin Fisher. Clarkson-Weatheriy - May 4th, at St. John's Church, Cools, by the Rev. D. Bell, Mr John Aider. eon Clarkson, C~rimisby, to Rebecca Hannah. Only daughter of Thomas b Veatheriml, Esq., Wee t ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Ri'eGera s BRatev. ChapeL, March by the Re v Aljlr, rth as Cranhessydraper, Louth, to Eliza, eeldi 50tlditp t'ef . os. Mr J. Hardy, of March. e l o oih Cuthe ert-Hartley.- April 7th, at St jasn5a. in, Church, Hull, by the Rev. J. WHent, Air georar )le Cuthlbert ...

... After some discussion, Mr HARDY pointed out the inconvenience and inconsistency of allowing prelates to sit in the House of Peers after the Church was disestablished and s disendowed. Mr CHARLEY then withdrew the amendment. Air HARDY moved an amendment to ...

... Home. I' t while the committee have the above pleasing fact to record, they have also to state that there are a few of these hardy v Si of the ocean whose moral characters are not of y the highest class, as shown by the fact that some, after e being boarded ...

... Crawfnrdb Way ?? Berry. llellioti ?? Niblett & ors.. Elkins & ors ?? Gray & others. 011. - Cal- thorpe &- anr StitbOn & anor. Thomas & ors. Dickins& ?? Hurst ?? Arines &.an'or. and Lawren The same EattOn and Hill . Dickson Price and Monk Onslow Jacekson Brassey ...

... LAW AND CRIME. The Rev. Thomas Davies was watching two young street musicians in Chester the other day, when his pocket was picked of 25. A fishmonger, named Thompson, who had neg- lected his business through intemperate habits, and had been compelled ...