... the property of 'Sir Thomas B!ackett, and forrnmrd part of what ivas-called his Wibsey estate. T he plaintifi, as his'devises, now claimed the same; the defendant committed the alleged trespasses as the areent -of Jarrett and Hardy, who wvere engaged in ...

... the earthly existence of this, unhappy man. liut in III thle courie of Sunday' forenoon a letter wuas received by di Air. Hardy, tone of the Counsel for the Isrisoner, fromi N' IMr. 'Slarp, thle Furgeon, of Bradford, in which hie te staled a fact, which ...

... Recorder of ie Pontefract, assisted by the Mayor and several of the l Aldermen, tried the Felons in the Rotation-Offilcc, and Mr. HARDY and tihe remainder of-the Bench proceeded l with the other business of the Sessions. t STALLS IN THE MARKET PLACE. t- K~IiNeGr ...

... Order applies.- IWe of Cooes. Nos. in the Calendar. Prisonere Naies Offtenes., 1* 3, Richard Bland ?? . Lrceny. 2.. 4, John Hardy ?? . S:ecp Stealing. 3. 5. -John Birkbeck ?? ?? ?? ?? Uttering a Forged Proinissory Note. 4. 6, William Fell ?? ?? ?? ?? Fraud ...

... callesd amen G0 to discharge for lisa benefit of their cousitl'. VT * ?? STEALINcG. at Tirefirst prirsonrcrtried soo .Ol-N HARDY.-The prisoner tlo teas chrergedi wits steauitsg nine isheeip nt Bishosp Burutsn, the Isra. perityof 'hlomnos Sample. Thse focts ...

... have been grit by the duke, ard was of no other value than as forming a baerier between the two mines of the dofendirtc, Mr. Hardy addressed the Jury ail the part of the defeanant-- the driving of the water course, and the talking ofmeal, were not derried ...

... to pass upon titl, would be carried into full effct. SATURDJI'Y.-BURGLARY AT EVERTON. GE()lGE iPHIlJIPS, JAMES JOINES, aid THOMAS JOIIHNSON, were charged with entering the dslelling-house of Mrs. Srral Jlohnion, at Everton, attd stcaling therefrom money' ...

... indicted for~a conspiracy, whtich would subject them stye, to a vcry serious puieislement. geiti 0 ?? ?? Jane Hardy, (the wife of John Hardy, conl- 051 victed of. shrrp-stealing at the late Assize's) less lecen 1leei ofr Comteihed to Yoerk Castle, charged ...

... the ease traier inquiry. On his cross-examinaation, til. Hardy askced til. Teothill if he was netsa preacher ?-To which he replied I am, sod I awish you would ask .me of my doctrine. Mr. Hardy saul he would net trosble him to do thist atiss his Lorsiship ...

... comnpany there asseibticd said of'Mr. Hardy, that lie was a pittyfogging scounarel, and that hrs biashiess was of that resctiption.' Ills words wsere thbe taken down, Andl re signed ?? paper, in which It was ?? that Mr. Hardy was a scoundrel as an attornsey ...

... year, was trired befare tire follicnisg special jory: IC(a Willirm flatcsor, I01oirert Scarrfleid, to William Collins, - l Thoma Terstili, Williram Bunasiler, ?? Vierisal, lii Abrahnam Greersavoo, - Jeb lirteis, fr Joln ars1tynes, John Golstaoirthyv, arrd- ...

... Listen, Esq. Anthony Linier,- mn- Clerk, and Jrrhn Nicholas Couslthurst, l2,q.. amn There was only one appeal heard, that of Thomas Whbster, of agaiinst anronletof bastardly, bat theiorder waLwconflioioed. Three iris other appeals werte disposed of hy motion ...