... lettuce 1 G Hardy, 2 J B1r3 ?? lettuce 1 J Burnett, 2 G Hardy-Kjidney potats55 1 H Bust, 2 B ?? potatoesi R Newby, 2 G Hardy -Onions I W Oldfield, 2 G Hardy-Carrots 1 J Checselae, - R Hall-Turnips 1 G Hardy, 2 H Bust-Peas in pod I 3 LoadeY, ...

... family 'ettats, lius had his lbrms re- valued, a~d reduced his rents to theextent of ssevesr thousand pounds per annu ?? JOIIN HARDY, ESQ., MJ'.-We regret to bear that this veneorable gentlem~an has been esifering~ from seiara illnes duriing the week, having ...

... stocks, in variety-1 and 2 A. Carrick, Preston. Six hardy phloxes-R. Mann, E. Hotbam. Six spikes gladioli-i and 2 E. Hotham. Six spikes, hardy her- benas-R, Marshall, IV. T. White. Six antirrhinums -Thomas Dalby, R. Mann. Six carnations-1 and 2 MR. Mann. ...

... Sir S I Cockburn, E B Denison, 0 DuncoinK; J Hardy, W S r Licellcs, A Lawson, Lord l'ollington, 'on J S Wortley, P .For iniking the duty on' wool Is. per cwt., s IV Aldam, w Bufscild, B B Denison, J Hardy, W S Las. C Mriles, B 'I Atliines, E Protheroe ...

... grevious bodily harm, on the 29th of August The jury found him guilty, and he was sentenced to fourteen years' transportation. Thomas Afarsloell (on bail) was charged with cutting and wounding Jooeph Speight, at Rothwell, on the 21st of October last. The ...

... 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 ...

... assistance of the steamer Thomas and Mary, manned by the crew of two tugs. It was agreed that for this act of gallantry the men should receive a reward of £150. n Monday morning a most distressing scene occurred. The fishing. yawl Thomas and Margaret, of Whitby ...

... V. Harcourt, the Rev. Charles Hawkins, and Y the Rev. W. H. Dixon, and the Lord Mayor, Sir John Simpson, James Meek, and Thomas Barstow, Esqrs. There were present during the proceedings Sir John Lister, : L. Kaye, Esq, John Swann, Esq., Win. Hudson, ...

... seconded, the nomination of Mr. Massey.-Mr. Chambers moved, and Mr. T. Simpson seconded, the nomination of Mr. Battersby.-Mr. Hardy moved, and Mr. Newlove seconded, Mr. Hewson.- Mr. Wilkinson addressing the meeting, said much interest was felt in the paving ...

... to a'nateurs-I MIr Staton, Ruddington. 2 Mr Thomas Gay. 3 Mr So,,-by. S-x Blooms, of different sorts-1 1t- Gibsoii, gardeiier to the llev C. Sykes. 2 Mr Stattoll. 3 Mr Elvdwards. 4 W Smith. C George Hardy, gardener to Jisept Jones, Esq c Best unnamed ...

... rvas also spewatlly severe in Hessle, Drypo ti, and Sculcoates. Iu the latter 108 dertths resulted. from it, anL theie is hard;y a^nother part of the country wvhichl comparatively hits sulfered so heavily. During the quarter wichl hias just ended there ...

... of .Shrewefbory, money -fcivenet- Thomas Gilks of Warwick, cornfaflor- james Hlorme the younger, of 'Woodbridge,'6uffolk, corn- ?? of. London, warchoufeinan -Joft Matthews, of Grgrave,- Yorkhij'e,- dereler and ?? Hardy of Londooi, card'maker -Richiad' ...