... to the above institution; the first, by Mr. Hunneman, of London, of sixteen hundred species of choice seeds, principally of hardy herbaceous plants, col- lected from all parts of Europe. The other, by Mr. Mac- key, a nurseryman of Clapton, near London, ...

... Perrier.-Cork-Southern -Re- thl perter, Jane 26. ,h Cork, Jne' 27.-On Friday, an inquest was held at a's Cove, before Mr. Hardy, corondr, on the bodies of Captain Des James Gould Raynes,' John Keating, John Cramer,: James: 'and ir, Morley, Timothy Connell ...

... YORnx CASTLE, TuESDAY, Ztxr-.22 John Rain ford (29) charged, .ri-ti' f't .Jng Joseph son, on the King's high16' . - jis. Mr. Hardy s tcase, and called Joseph Hodgson, who stated thati. >ik d at Birstall. On Tuesday, the. 15th of April, he, was at Leeds; ...

... a small farmer-was charged witlt Iaving feoiuly stolen from tlse premises of Thomas 'Richtardson, of Btbwvith,~ a table, a rack, a manger, and a hamper, Isis property. Thomas Rioltardson deposed: I live at Bub- witht;jI lost a woodlen rack, for hsay, about ...

... c thbealight of 2i3 December last, and steoting therefrom two cheeses. Y .4tgmient of Dcatlh-e'rdrd. ABRAHAM- COALFAX end THOMAS CHAPMAN were Iconvibted of entering and 'stealtog front the'dwelltog-housaof Wi, DSteele, In Scriven with Tentergate, in the ...

... and Lionel Barn (20). chbarged with r maliciously firing a loaded pistol at Thomas Frost, a watch-, man, at Sheffield. The case for the prosecution was stated' er by Mr. Hardy. The offence with which the prisoners were X charged, hie said, was of a most ...

... Dc p Da~n (38),Wa ch8 warged with ar rutal a nd felo- niou s assault on te peerson of Sarah Skelton, at She fileld - Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Milner) stated the case to the Jury. The prosecutrix, lie said, was a young woman,' who, at the time the ...

... 32 John Marshall - C1 Thomas England 15 Joseph Bould 39 Joseph Byram '2 Marct. Wiltimon 31 JohnoElhlson 45 Joeln Carter 63 Halnt.Stephenson 17 James Waite 41 Ans Chapman ll John Woilton 42 Tho6. Greenaood set 35 Dnovopea 9l Thomas Ryan 43 Sam. St Tplteissod ...

... -This was an undefended action on a promissory note. The plaintiffs reside at Barrow; and the defendants, Seth Thomas, and Mary Ann Thomas, at Hull. Verdict for plaintiffs, damages £164, costs 40s. THE FUNDS. SATuftnAy Mosa%1%o-There has been a retrograde ...

... and Broadbent, Mr. Hardy said he should offer no evi- dence against them. His Lordship directed the Jury to find Gosney and Broadhent not guilty, which they did.-Mr. Milner then opened the indictment against Thomas Wilson, and Mr. Hardy stated the case. ...

... Is ratiser ul a anextracardhinry circutmstance. fa JOHN GREENWOOD, shoplteeper, of IHebdlen-BrIdge, was l ~'opposed by Mr. HARDY-, son beiseif of Mr. Frosecis. Scott, Mcr.IL Chas. Blarstowv, rnsi otlier Creditors of tisa insolvent, 055 two groundi-ilent ...

... hats aw~ay, and she left her basklet. She borroweda shawl w( of Fanny Hardy, to wrap them up, and promised to return an that also. She~ did not return the hats, and I sent Fanny pa Hardy several times for them. I went myself on the 14th Hi of July, to Iser ...