... Canterbury 0in the room of'Mtr. Butler-Johnstone, r esigned. If SOLDIERS Es FO INDIA.-Replying to Sir George n Campbeil, Mr. Hardy said that he was in comminunica- tion with the India Office regarding enlistment for India, and a committee was inquiring into ...

... M I S CUE L L L N E O U S . Messrs. Thomas, Son, and Lefevre, a large mercan. tile firm engaged In the Russian trade, who failed In October, l 1847, have notified to their creditors their readiness to payza final dividend, making in gross 2Os. in the ...

... offeringlhiniself again as a. candidate- for Web-minmrer : of Shiiould shis be the f6ct, it is prohable that Sir Thoma . Mnt Masterman Hardy, the confidential friend and favournie Capfain of Lord Nelson, and in whose arms rhe- gallanir Admiral died, will ...

... C. Young, let Lundon.-Winners of n a £20 prizes :-Sergeantc Harding, 7th West York; Capt. h a Wilbraham, 17tbh Stafford; Hardy, ditto; Smith, Mid at ar Lothian; Hendrie, 7th Ayrshire; Brooks, 12th Middle- w es sex. Amongst the winners of engravings were ...

... 4,758; H. Lloyd- c n GLAmoGANsmRE (Western).-F. A. Yeo (L), 5,560; c n. H. N. M~iers (C), 2,103. or GLAMORGANS~iRE (East).-Thomas (L), 4,886; Clark c l (C), 2,086. A GAILORGANSHI:E (South).-A. J. Williams (L), 3,945; E .n J. D. Llewvellyn (C), 3,351.- ...

... lips of their counsel. He Would, therefore, sentence Cooper to 12 months' imprison- teut and Holland to nine months, Joeeph Hardy (51) accidentally fell into a tank of hot Oil in Ar Hedge's mill, Lime-street, on Monday last, and 5u0tained severe scalds ...

... 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 ...

... were I' R. E ?? J, Bladworth Mr H Hohn, e Mr G. F. Ogle, Mr J., A. Bray, Mr Lioyd, Mr E. J. n Clark, Mr J. D. Hardy, and Mr Colman. Mr Hardy nhaving replied to a few questions, a vote of confidence K. in him was moved by Mr G. F. Ogle, and seconded by ...

... A MARRIED WOmIAN.-On Tuesday. about noon, a woman named Elizabeth Smith, wife of Isaac Smith, storekeeper, residing at 6, Thomas'-place, Great Thornton-street, was discovered by her husband to have hanged herself with a clothes-line to thestair-bannister ...

... and bound the complainant and defendants in their own recognizances in the sum of £10, and to pay costs 3s 6d each.--Thomas Hardy, John Brag, William Holdsworth, an' two others, who did not appear, named Dobson and Escrect, labourers, Cottingham, were ...

... Tuesday, ando polling on Wednesday. The candidates -were Mr. Hardy, conservative; arid Messrs. Busfield and Lister (the son o the late member), whig-radicals.- The numbers w r the close, Hardy, 612; Lister, 540; Busfield, 536. two former returned. .NARtsBono' ...

... modern journal. In the local news of the Advertiser, there is the aarriage of MFr. Thomas Scoffin, of the Beverley Bank, to Miss Brough, of Hessle, and also that of Mr. Thomas Hall, of Linton, to Miss Hall, of Hovinghiam. There does not appear to have been ...