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... think more highly tV.Bn we do of the intrepidity and skill of Captain Pam, and the heroic endeavour with which lie and his hardy companions have encountered the hardships which presented themselves at every step of their expedition ; always considered ...
... MAr. BLISS, Mr. MAT'TFIEwS,,aend Mr. BLA24SRABD, ap- id peared as counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. OvanesND 9. and Mr. HARDY for the defence. Bn Mr. BIesS stated that the deceased, a child 'of seven t years of age, was the step-eoi of the prisoner ...
... 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 ...
... formally opened both ?? and Cenety41 **Courts on Saturdlay,'and on Mond y'proleticed to busininea. in the CoTr COUTta, where THOMAS 1nd A~iN-*WJLUAMSON, al alias WI bLIAMS, a man. representing higogif as a tailor, mAdC fr. ?? wife, 'who had previously been ...
... ieruroisal injury to Mr, Djixon, ways bounid over li ii a SioilEr mnionnr. COLLISION ~OF VESSELS rIN TsiE OLD HAltnosta.- i Thomas Modgsoo, captaiti of tho Troncehill, Newasrotlo I BeieRnor010was Sumlmoned by Stephen Qvay, the owner i of a steamn-tog, Lo ...
... give them any information iu power. ' F.nwABD Bbaitiiwaitb, aged 8, was indicted (ulon* with Joshua lit ttkrwohth, *O. and Thomas Moss, It , . who pleaded gmllv), for burglary commuted ih.-j night of Hie March last iu the dwelling house , Wm. Keighly, ...
... and the foreman said, in answer to the usual ti questions, we find the prisoner NOT GtJILTY. 0 EDWARD R4YNER (55) and THOMAS SYKES (18) a were charged with the commission of an infamous crime at Leeds, on the 9th of May last. Mr. Hill and Mr. Pick- ...
... prebendary of Durham; Rev, l* * , London ; Rev Joseph Skelton and Rev. O. B. Kidd, Scarbro’; Rev. Jas. Edwards, of Shipley ; Rev. Thomas Smith, classical tutor of Rotherham College; Rev. J. Davies, of Bradford ; llenrv Walker. Bsq. of Rotherham; and Mr. Samuel ...