... and Broadbent, Mr. Hardy said he should offer no evi- dence against them. His Lordship directed the Jury to find Gosney and Broadhent not guilty, which they did.-Mr. Milner then opened the indictment against Thomas Wilson, and Mr. Hardy stated the case. ...

... hats aw~ay, and she left her basklet. She borroweda shawl w( of Fanny Hardy, to wrap them up, and promised to return an that also. She~ did not return the hats, and I sent Fanny pa Hardy several times for them. I went myself on the 14th Hi of July, to Iser ...

... issued' sudl by thse Rochidale Bank, of Clement Royde and Company, -.well knowing the same to be forged and counterfeited. lMr. Hardy and Mr. Adolpliue appeared 'for the prosecu. tion, and Mr. Cottingham for the prisoner. The prisoner' weent' into the prosecutor's ...

... fact,.-Mr. Blackburne and Mr. Cottiegharn were eounsel for the prisosiexs-Mr. Sergeant. iken Jones baving stated thle case, Thomas Jackson WRS eached, and deposed as follows :-l live at Keresfotth Htill, about l) toa mite and a quarter from flarnsley, in ...

... Stealng two black horse, theiproperty of Messrs. Swir'es i an&Lees, of N eto n-TV r, n.ear, A.sht nIIIer-Lsne, an Cheshire. .Mr. Hardy and Mr. Mimer appearqd for the proseeution. On the-nighr of the q2d Oetebertbe horses were locked np safely in-the stablesof ...

... their Ur. trial charged with conspiracy:-7homas Yeoman, Thomas tve Yeoman (his son), JVillem Yeoman, and Thomas Burn, of )M Sutton-on-Derwent, near York;. Thle charge against them dwas that Thomas Yeoman the elder being possessed of :oss cattle and other ...

... ways considered him an honest man. His brother Peter was Daniel's servant; he was an ihdLis-h trious, inoffensive man.-Mr, Thomas Gibson, the largest farmer in the parish of Wold Newton, said he bad kunon a, Daniel Simpson for 20 years, and always considered ...

... of Hacknees; Sir Thomas ate nsa Slingsby, Bart. of Scriven Park ; John Henry Lowther, -~i 'lie Esq. M.P. of Swilhington ;John Ba'con Sawrey Morrilt, prs iad Esq. of Rokeby Perk ; Paul Bietby'Thotnpson, Esq. M. P. ow of Esv'rick ;Thomas Davison Bland, Esq ...

... tbe gentlemav wbo sat behind him (Mr. Morley) tosr' , thki thO prosectssors believed Hardy to hardi bee re- vto usly a boy or good!character; and that, ti,, pye- Hardy had stated, a boy named Paver itpiitW~ v transaction, but it could not be brought ber ...

... 7th I Of June, a straw bonnet, a net cap, and a white muslin collar, the property of Eliza Lambert, pleaded Guilty~. a18j THOMAS CORN WELL (52), charged with stealing, so on the l~tis of May, one pair of trowsers, the property 'IO of William H-orsley ...

... Rev. Edward Dewhurst, St. Jut0l1,- (Counipusider). Masters (If J/s-Rcv. Stephen Iteed Catley, Queen's Corn. pounder); 11ev. Thomas Nuons, St. Joint's. Licentiate in I hysic-George Edward Wililot Wood, Trinity Bwcheltr in Ciril Laro-Charles Weiitwvortlh ...

... when lie vas taken ill. A little after one o'clock she came into my house, and asked me to take her child while she went to Thomas Richmond's with a pair of clogs. I took the child, and she went away. She re- turned home, as far as I know, between four ...