... our townsmen, met him there at breakfast. His Lordship at afterwards came to town, and in company with Mr. Heywood, ?? Sir Thomas Birch, Dart., George Will. llood, Esq. M.P. te Dr. Dalton, Lieut. Col. Shaw, and other gentlemen, visited tl the silk mill ...

... setitl Isae t to 510'ecOOIII'ii' if' ?? 1.1' r .15 /i'llCli tliis ?? as to ron icr Comp1)10t1 itio It'l fiireigntofs a I hardI straggle. Th1 iough ooi' ?? 110a110 olllalI s ga ll'oro ?? ~is ie b th nlltto tiihle Its to1 latuetrICO, .0111 unwis0 :lit ...

... observations, the information was withdrawn. he ASSAULT ON A CONSTABLE.-O on1\101day, n at the Mansion House, a young mani named Thomas er Wright, was charged with assaulting Jas. Allison, the i's Garrison Side constable, Allisoi stated that having found a man ...

... four sheep. The principal part of the wool was taken off, and thei skin of oi of the sheep.-On Mon- v day, two men, named Thomas 3-ohnson and Joseph E Hirst, were taken into custody, charged with the corn- mission of the above offence. The chief points ...

... Monday, I came to lHulliw ith rabbrits for sale. I bad ni neteen, pheasants, a brace of hares, cand tiro couple of rabbits, for Thomas Jennison. Robert England sent them for sale to Jetiroison. I took them to bins to and sold them for 5s. a brace for the pheasants ...

... schemel: The ruin of our commercial marine, and the exaltationI the of that of our foes and rivals,-tlie pauperism of ourt ga. hardy tars, and the nurture its foreign poets, of a body of of men prepared to contest with us, at some future for period, the empire ...

... limitation of the 'act. las SuspicioN OF'. FIILONY;-At the Mansion his House, on Wednesday,At r~pecptistbe looking m'an, named Thomas Gel], w;ho formerly kept the Tam ng- O'Shanter and Souter Johnn~y, -in Blanket-row, was Kir, brought tip, charged on suapicio ...

... subscription, and at the command of his Majesty, an account of his . Sr a5,t voyage oi discovery, with the proceedings of his th hardy crew, during their four years' dreary residence tu in the Arctic regions. From the intense interest that in has been excited ...

... Whiteclock, charged with begging in he in the streets, was committed to the treadmill for A fourteen days.-On the same day Thomas Butler, an d American seaman, charged with indecently exposiig his person, on the New Hessle Road, was committed for three ...

... :-T', W. Beaumont, I Richard Bethell, Henry Burton, J. W. Childers, Earl , of Darlington, lion. lV. Duncombe, J. Gaskell, J. Hardy, Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, Hon. 11. C. Lowther, I Viscount Milton, Viscount Morpeth, Sir R. Peel, J. C. Ramslen, George Strickland ...

... -On Monday last, 3 an inquest was held by Mr. Ellison, the coroner, at the house of Mr. Thomas Belt, the sign of the Horse Shoe, York, on view of the body of Thomas Gell, aged 70, l formerly a butcher in that city, who, unfortunately, was thrown from a ...

... attrac~tions of tear our approaching celebration. to LISTS OP VOTrERS.-It will be seen by a uenotice in our first page, that Thomas Henry, Esq. the lueRevising Barrister for the East Riding of the county ub. of York, appointed at the late Yorkshire Assizes ...