... dis'cusmioa. on th~e w -day -urk Courant. YORKSHIRE ASSIZES.-MomuDAY.. -Thomas Renmiison, ?? 4s. chatrged with steidina a Mac mare, of the valuc of 1OL-the propertv of John Tredgol, Mr Hardy stated- the-aase to the-jury. 'the prosecutor w, a respeutable man ...

... vweek, aged .55 Mrs Jane Hardy, widow of MIr James Hardy, of Gateshead, ?? Wednesday last, John, only son of the late Mr John Ovston, of Sunder- laud, stone mason, aged 17.-On the 5th inst. at Bishopwear- m1outh, geod 79, MNr Thomas Cooper, ship-owner; same ...

... of 800,000 Polish fiorin.s, to public in Stitutioms.-On the 5th inst. at Hmrnbnrgh, Mr B. W. Hardy, mate of the ship Edei, of London, and son ol Mrs Hardy, o; tbe Ousebuin, near this town, much regretted. He met with his un- timely death by the ice g ...

... nglitfh- Essay * The operation of human causes only. will not sufficiently account for l the propagation of Christianity,' Rev. Thomas Win Carr, B.A. of Brasenose College. PROVINCIAL BANK OV IRELAND.-Th 'is company presents a striking contrast to the fate that ...

... driving his carts improperly aqon the Hexlar turnpike road. ?? South ?? Police.-.Thonias DagIdas, charged. with an asiaulton Thomas Atkinson, the clerk ot tbe ship-owners' re- 'ister ofiice, North Shields, has been apprehendeld, under a bench warrant, nu ...

... osses as -whollyimardit -egtndu- fulnesn. Time losi,& f thuoE rI o rl i r4 pwho1oessedi iue cettenitof the countiry, ton sa ec hardy e er b.foreactordcd In anv puivAt- ?? wns ?met t4 bre ?? Thue IO'. of. the rightl but. geit ti- (Mt PCI),5ho Wasekititled ...

... I gentleia, n'slioue, ait Torintaoi Sqituare, (2 of' them di ess- ed its thshionuhl leimtales) were sen'tenrce to 2 ,ears hardi laboua. -v aiss Finote t s tpis perioraming at the Theatre-Royal here, wi th4 little attraction. At Newcastle mnarket, oo saturday ...

... Lady Bathirsrt, Lord Castleroagh, Sir John anid Lady Ann Beckett, Sir Roger and Lady ;So phia Gresley, Sir H1' Hardingo, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir H-. Browne, the Hon. S. ?? ?? Lidel, Colonel Freemantle, Mr Sapyton MrMithel, M Wytt,&c. &c. These distin- guised ...

... e all alive, and thriving ?? the Yorkshire assizes, Mr Jefferson, an attorney at Ponlefract, brought an action against Mr Hardy, recorder of Leeds, for work and labour done as his :fofntj.,en ?? ?? sw r - - agentin an electioneering contest at Pontefract ...

... Henry Davison, for stealing In a dwvelfing- hlouse at D~ishopwvearmoutbl, to be imprisoned a month andi pri- vately wThipped. Thomas Leithead, tot stealing a pair of stock- Ings and somne other things fr-om Durham Goaol, where hie was a pris;oner, to be ...

... and which excited in the meeting the deepest Interest. It is expected that the petitions willbe very numerously signed Mr Thomas Brotherick, of Hartley, has presented a donation of 5 to the Newcastle Infirmary, and subscribed 2 2s. annually. Messrs Clarke ...

... daughter of the late John Vivian, Esq. of Claverton, Somerset.-On tlbe 6th inst. at Long Compton., Warwickshire, Thomas Bright Ikin, only son of Thomas Ikin, Esq. of Leventhorp House, York- shi;e, to Anne Mary Crosse, second daughter of the late Richard Legh ...