... Milner and Richard Burn, Esq., who committed the offender for trial at the next quarter sessions at Kendal. His name is Richard Knagg, of Kirkby Stephen, and a grandson of the prosecutor. The prisoner is young man of loose habits. There were many farmers ...

... medical attendants bopas are now entertained that be may recover from the serious of bis fall. A worthless chancier named Richard Knagg. of Stephen, was apprehended Horton, near Settle, Saturday week, with two ia bis possession. which ha bad stolen from his ...

... Tavern. Joseph Smii aged 47, charged with stealing yarn from Messrs. Waithman, Yealand. Richard Knagg, aged 25, for stealing two cows fro.: Richard Knagg, of Orton parish. Stephen Wrathall, charged with stealing one cow, the property of Mr. Nowell ...

... for stealing a cotton sheet from Mr Lickley, of the Union Tavern. Jos. Smith, for stealing yarn from Messrs Waithman. Richard Knagg, for stealing two cows from Robert Knagg, of Orton. Stephen Wrathall, for stealing a cow from A. Nowell, Esq., of Underley ...

... WrathaU, (30) stood charged with stea l cow the property of A. Nowell, Esq., of Underley The prisoner pleaded Guilty. Richard Knagg, (25) stood charged with steals cows, the property of Robert Knagg, of Orton. ]ga ...

... committed the greater offence of stealing, he had attempted to hide it by pretending it was the lesser offence of poaching. Richard Knagg, who had pleaded guilty of stealing two cows, the property of Mr Robert Knagg, of Orton, was sentenced to be transported ...

... property of Messrs. Waithman, Yealand, bleachers. Found guflty. To be imprisoned four calendar months and hard labour. Richard Knagg, 25, charged with stealing two cows the property of Richard of Orton. Pleaded guilty. To transported ten years. Tar'littfff ...