... James Aked, Esq., George Dyson, Esq. (coroner), Thomas Hodgson, Esq., Joseph Hodgson, Esq., Bakewell, Esq., William Dewhurst, Esq., F. E. Macauly, Esq., James Riley, Esq., Henry Phillbrick, Esq., Thomas Barracklough, Esq., Rol>ert Crossley, Esq., Aldermen ...

... Lieut-Col. J. Wright, H.E.1.C.5., Madras Presidency. March l()th, at the Superintendent Registrar’s Office, Halifax, Mr. James Hardy to Miss Rebecca Parker, both of Halifax. March 10th, at the Square Chapel, Halifax, the Rev. Enoch Mellor, M.A., Mr. John Scott ...

... the warehouse ol Philip Crawshaw, and stolen 30 pairs of blankets. Mr. Blanshaw and Mr. Shaw were for the prosecutor; Mr. Hardy defended Lee, and Mr. Foster appeared for Crapper. The prosecutor is an extensive blanket manufacturer at Heckmondwike, and ...

... last, Knottingley, committed a burglary in the dwelling-house of Ann Rhodes, and stolen £3 6s. Bd. and a pair of boots. Mr. Hardy was for the prosecution, and Mr. Overend for the defence. The prosecutrix is the landlady of the Bay Horse publichouse, at ...

... plaintiff, and Mr. Seijeant Wilkins for the defendant Mr. Hall opened the pleadings. John Wadsworth was the plaintiff, and Thomas Bentley the defendent. The plaintiff, his declaration, complained that the defendant falsely and maliciously said of him That ...

... October last Mr. Hardy and Mr. Shaw conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Foster the defence. It appeared that on the above day a woman, named Mary Hir 1, appeared before the magistrates, Keighley, to affiliate an illegitimate child Thomas Smith, wearer, of ...

... The emigrants arc still on board. Seduction.— ln the Sheriff’s Court at Nottingham, Thursday, action was brought by Mr. Thomas Hardy, some time since an extensive butcher in that town, against Herbert Morgan, captain in the First Royal Dragoons for the ...

... PERJURY AT LEEDS. Mary Syms (out on bail) was indicted fir perjury at Leeds. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Wheelhouse prosecuted, and Mr. Overend defended. The prisoner is the wife of a respectable man in Leeds, and on the 6th ult., she summoned fe i ale, a neighbour ...

... (4b), were charged with having, on the of February last, at Burley, killed sheep, the property of Thomas Horsfall,, with intent to steal the carcase. Mr. Hardy was for the prosecution; Mr. Aston defended the prisoners. The prosecutor had sixteen ewe sheep ...

... STREET ROBBERY AT LEEDS. Frederick Pickard (18), Jo«» Stafford (22), and Thomas Holmes (23), were charged with having, on the 21st of February last, at Leeds,- assaulted and robbed John Ogden of basket, his property. Mr. Wheclhonse was for the prosecution ...

... Hartishead, no nomination. Halifax, •Thomas Bland, William Balme, William Walsh, ♦Francis Roper, *Joseph Lewthwaite, • Samuel Thompson, •John Boddy, James Longbottom, Thomas Barraclough, George Gaukrodger, Thomas Fleming, and •Benjamin Aaron. Hippertwlme ...

... John Crossley and Thomas Selwyn—No counsel. John Abbott, William Appleyard, and others, Cold Edge— Mr. Stephen Temple, counsel. Jonathan Bracken, James Fawcett, and others—Clauses only. Richard Greville and his Wife—No counsel, Thomas and James Taylor—Mr ...