... to ber again.'* Hawkesby, who has been in the army, has been repeatedly convicted, and was twice tried at ?? ROBBERY IN MARYGATE. YORK. CHARLES ROGERS, (aged 21) late of Chichester, charged with having stolen a handkerchief, a blue coat, anJ a waistcoat ...

... at the Guildhall, which ended in his committal for trial at the sessions. On the prisoner's apprehension he confessed the robbery to Mr. Pardoe. Conveying Spirits into the Gaol. — On Saturday- last, between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, Mrs. ...

... contested within a month, ami to come off' within four miles of Ripon. Metcalf is to be heard of at the Buck Inn, Ripon. Highway Robbery— On Friday night week, as one of Mr Lumley's men, the common brewer, of Bondgate, was returning home from ilel.vering a waggon ...

... 01-firld. J AMI'S BENSON (aged 21). was charged with having siu'en a sdver watch, __c Uie property of Peter M-l -linn. Mr. Dickens suited the case The prosecutor is a bricklayer', labourer, and in January last, was •.•.king at Kscriek, where he go. acquainted ...

... lather (the other prisoner) was also in York on that day, and was proved, by various circumstances, to have committed the robbery. The temale prisoner had given con- tradictory statements of the manner in which she became ■■-.*. sewed of the fowls. The ...

... on Wednes- day at Wakefield, when the ?? prisoners were disposed of, up to five o'clock in the, afternoon. Wm. Bates and Charles Brook-eld, disehat-ged without opposition; Josiah GledhiU and Luke Bower, opposed and discharged ; Joseph Cuckwo. petition ...

... near Kelsike plantation, in the parish of Bugthorj., on the 3rd of November. Fined ss, and lis costs.— Moses Botham, and Charles Ireland, were charged by Mr. William Kin-,, the churchwarden of Huggate, with breaking into the church, and doing considerable ...

... Wilks, who has resigned. Tbe other gentleman proposed was Mr Thos. Charlesworth. The votes were, for Mr LisUr 248; for Mr Charles- worth 230. Leeds Woollen Markets — The state of the markets this week is described to have been worse than they have ever ...

... fair and liberal t r ru.s. A-ldre?.-, post-paid, to G. R. New York Coffee- -iiuse. Roya!-lr'.xcl.aii_e > Lot.tion. Higiiw.iv Robbery. *IT WHEREAS on fiattiriiaY last, the 2t.th ll' it.st between the hours of 8 rjid 9 o'clock ?? HAMMOND, ot liiirsk. l.ieeuse ...

... Tuesday last, the 28th inst., before Richard Bethell, Esq., (Chairman,) and the following bench of magistrates : — The Hon. Charles Langdale, the Hon. B. R. Lawley the Hon. and Rev. D. R. Eiskine, Sir William' Lowthrop, Knight, Yarburgh Greame, Esq., Joseph ...

... of August, but he believed bis master was at home at the time of the robbery. Joseph Oliver, stonemason, was called to prove tbat George Adamson was at home at tbe time of the robbery ; and Thomas Hutchinson, horse-dealer, was at Ripley fair In the year ...

... ' ' LEEDS.-' I Leeds ilßonovoir Sessions— The general quarter sessions for the borough are fixed for tbe 28th inst. Charles Dickens, Esq^ during his recant visit to Leeds, to preside at the annual Soiree of the Me- chanics' Institution, was. the guest ...