... months. John Ogle pleaded guilty to an indictment elarg. c ing; him with stealing two empty ?? be imprisoned two months. b /Thomas [ eatton pleaded guilty to an indietlpent t charging him with stealing two sets of fire-iropi , two kettles, and other articles ...

... pieces of parchment, with such forged marks, 4c,. with intent to-defraud the revenue, contrary to thestatute, &c- Gui'ty. Thomas Wainewright, of Leeds, attorney at law, a charged upon oath, for that he did, in or about the month of May or June, fraudulently ...

... barbarous assault on aconstable to acting in aid OF the officers on the occasion.' The JurJ7, by an U- unanimous verdict, found Thomas tiemnie guilty of tie mob- , bing and deforcernent, and John Bennie of' waylaying the con- it, stable, and beating and bruising ...

... P. H-eywood, Esq. Chairma SiGvreAni Cage, Bait. ; Wlin. WoT0d, le' B riealtry, Wvaisdi Sraitchcrd1 Thomas Beiiycn, 11i's Dieister m'liffib, and 'Thomas Wafilcer, Escl. ; and Jas. Armytagc Rthodes, Clcr!r. .Ill. IlecYWOOD, in alddeessing'eli Grand Jury ...

... VriL1 tZ and Jo6sts MALStiv were indidett fof' stealing, on the 8th November, a Winlow frasme and glass- the property of Thomas George sleet,-E4q. of Adellph 'lerrace. flenry Haslett depoted, tist he wa's rsachmai tfd Mr. Siteetp and that on the day ...

... titurgee, Esq. t J. A. Rhlodes, Clerk; antd B. H. Allen, Esq. Jottas Eastattod, diclteioiged.-Ceo. O'Blrian, Win. H~ardy, and John Hardy, convicted of vagrattey, and scottenteti to be publicly whipiped at the reskin of thle Court, totd whliril sentence ...

... the following gentlemen were elected Ordinary Council Deacons for the ensu- ing year:- Messrs Alex. Henderson Messrs Thomas Drysdale Thomas Mliller Robert Mitchell Davi b.Wlyre Robert 'Ptulie. 'Wednesday thec'deaeons of the fourteen incor porations of this ...

... addition to thle reward from Government of '201.-Their names are, Soelcnc, Bowmnan, aged 30, John Harrison, aged 25, John Hardy, ared 19, Thomas Cuillivatn, aged 22, James Hinkley, aited 25. By a letter received in town on Sunday from Newnmartet, wve learn, that ...

... ib p jh1j-5cly it hippvd. Richard Town- end, aged 14, stealing a silk handkerchief, ti be i?1L- pe-iesacd Uihcee 7neLlis. Thomas Akeroyd, stealing a silver pint, to be, iso.-is'tscd six sitco1s. Harriet Grey, stealing a hank-token, to be iept-osmied si ...

... Thiis was I case of assaidt. -The 0Aaintiff is tlic S)of'r. Thomnas Lee, of this town, attorniy-aft- l tat an i Defendant, Thomas Ikin1, q Magk-s thle I'laintifF, sitated, that cile I'aisitiff' was a yortutt genltleman, and complained of an assault co ...

... 'late of Lang tfc, labouirerierfr hiring :himself to one Tho& Sherwood, at Bridlingtoi, (witish'intenttGdefrand'the said Thomas' Sherwood) to be his substitute 'in the militia? and after being sworin and receiving -a bounty of 21. 1 2.. did engage a ...

... I dent, although in the present Instance he believed in his con- a aclence he acted consistently with his public duty. Li Thomas Johnston and William Pringle, accused of forcing, LI on the 5th of February, in the house of Mr Taylor, Blackfrlirs' e Wynd ...