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... A MISCELLANEOUS SKBIMMAOE. Thomas Platts was charged with haring assaulted Isabella Armstrong, on Tuesday last.—The Complainant stated that she lived at Mr. Sutcliffe's, the Turks’ Head, where she was a servant. The defendant was in the house between ...
... flannel petticoat, the property of Thomas Charles Whitehead.—Sentenced to two months’ imprisonment with hard labour. Timothy Fox, 21, was charged with stealing, at Halifax, a pair of cloth trousers, the property of Thomas Eastwood. The prisoner had been ...
... charged with having, on the flth of August last, at Doncaster, violently assaulted Edward Palmer, and stolen silver watch.—Mr. Hardy conducted the prosecution, Mr. Shepherd appeared for the prisoner Royston, the other two prisoners were undefended.-—The prosecutor ...
... His Lordship then called the attention of the Grand Jury to the case of John Kedley, Thomas McGuire, Patrick McCabe, and Dennis McGaffney, charged with stabbing Thomas Scott, at Middleborough, with intent to murder him. Scott was a policeman going on his ...
... disposed ta give him the benefit of it, and therefore ordered him to be discharged. Thomas Davis was charged with stealing brass candlestick from the house of Thomas Garside, of Green-hill Tavern, Pellon-lane, on Wednesday.— P.C. Hey stated that vesterday ...
... October last, was sentenced to four months' imprisonment to hard labour. Peter Bateman, 29, pleaded guilty to common assault on Thomas Colbeck, at Leeds, the grand jury having ignored the bill against him for manslaughter. To be imprisoned for nine months to ...
... George Thomas. It appears that the prosecutor, on the Thursday previous, was at the Dusty Miller beerhouse, Folly-hall, and whilst there had some beer, and also treated the prisoner. They left the place to go home together, and went to Thomas’s house ...
... THE HALIFAX COURIER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1853. Sir. Overend, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. West were for the prosecution ; Mr. Blanshard defended Benton ; Mr. Brice appeared for Dobson; Mr. Bickering was for James and Joseph Ward; and Mr. defended Taylor and ...
... town, to Miss Jane Crossley, of Skircoat. Dec. 26, at Northgate End Chapel, Mr. Edward Mitchell, of Liverpool, to Miss Sarah Thomas, of this town. Dec. 27, the Register Office, Halifax, Mr. Charles Loney, of Northowram, to Miss Jane Davidson, of this town ...
... Lords of the Treasury, Uncle Tom has been introduced to the Athenians in old Greece, under the gentlemanly title of Omparpas Thomas.” Wolves have been seen in the forest of Soignies, within two leagues of Brussels. Batutes for their destruction have been ...
... barren, or forced into fertility by the incessant toil of its inhabitants, who acquire in their contests with nature a bold and hardy disposition of mind. Men dwelling among such scenes, have in all parts of the world been advanced to independence, so that ...
... St. Mary's Church, Sheffield, rendered vacant by the preferment of the Rev. H. Parish, M.A., on the nomination of the Rev. Thomas Sale, M.A., vicar of Sheffield; and the Rev. John Aidous, M.A., late vicar of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, to the incumbency ...