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... Hotel, in this eity, consider the propriety petitioning Parliament on the subject of the Roman Catholic Claims. HENRY JOHN DICKENS, Esq., on the motion THOS. PRICE, Esq., was called to 'he chair. He expiessed his full concurrence in the object for which ...
... following male convicts were removed from the Castle on Wednesday, delivered the Just'tia Hulk, at Woolwich:—John Barlow, Charles ttell, Israel Beaumont. Moses Joseph Dyson, or e Collings, John Turner, Uriah Craven, Ward, R,.b;rt Crowther, and Samuel Dennis ...
... 01-firld. J AMI'S BENSON (aged 21). was charged with having siu'en a sdver watch, __c Uie property of Peter M-l -linn. Mr. Dickens suited the case The prosecutor is a bricklayer', labourer, and in January last, was •.•.king at Kscriek, where he go. acquainted ...
... Paul's church, in Leeds, the sum of £25. 6s. 9\d. was collected for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, by tbe Rev Charles Musgrave, Vicar of Halifax. Accident on Leeds Bridge.— On Thursday week, Wm. Grimshaw, a boy fourteen yeais of age, received ...
... Giedetone, Esq. T ved Robert Denison, of Kilowick Percy, Rem1. owil ved Nicholas Edmund Yarhurgh, of Heslington, Esq. Jur.I em- Charles Fairfax,'tbe younger, of Gilling Castle, Req. ness tof Robert Bower, of Weihame, Esq. ap PE Richard Hill, of Thorn.rton, Esq ...
... Richard Roundeil, of Gledstone, Esq. Robert Denison, of Kilnwick Percy, Esq. Nicholas Edmund Yarburgh, Heslington, Esq. Charles Fairfax, the younger, of Gilling Castle, Esq, Robert Bower, of Wei bam. Esq. Richard Hill, of Thornton, Esq. Yarburgb Grearne ...
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... Robinson, Wm. Downes, David H olds worth, Thomas Kennedy, John ltainford, James Murphy, James Smith, and William Jones. ROBBERIES by SERVANTS. —It appears, that Ann Stoekdale, who was committed fortnight ago, for having goods in her possession which were ...
... SLAY, OLDFIELD, an ...
... to-bave'been'together party, :al at an ian, on the day preceding the robbery, near to Brad- men. ford, baving with them a horseand cart. Abiaut ten o'clock the pr on tie night of thi robbery the hoise anid cart %iere fethed w6un away. Suspicion being excited ...
... information was laid under the 6th Geo. IV. cap, 81 sec 86. This day, the parties appeared to support the information, and Mr. DICKENS appeared for Mrs. Farrer. Maria Jagger said, that, on the 12th of February, two bottles wine, one of port, and one of sherry ...
... iadmitted that lie could not prove that the mnther took aiiy share in the robbery, except by assisting .ts consceal the property. Mr. HARDY appeared for the prisosers. . Thefect of robbery was clearly made out, and Cite testimony of an accomplice was confirred ...