... a small farmer-was charged witlt Iaving feoiuly stolen from tlse premises of Thomas 'Richtardson, of Btbwvith,~ a table, a rack, a manger, and a hamper, Isis property. Thomas Rioltardson deposed: I live at Bub- witht;jI lost a woodlen rack, for hsay, about ...

... from his person ahalfpenny and a tobacco box, his property, wvas acquittetd, there tbeig no prosecution. ROBBSERY AT LEEDS. THOMAS WADDINGTON (37), wtas charged with having, oil the Ist of August last, at Leeds, assaulted Wm. Henry Sugden, and stolen from ...

... Bennison, was convicted of baying smuggled two pints of Brandy. Fined 20s., in default 14 days imprisonmcnt..-.A seamaln nansed T/homas Russell was fined 15s. for having in ?? possession Illbs. of smuggled tobacco; in default tobe imprisoned for 14 days. AN ...

... Harris, John C. Pengelly.-Barard.Castie, Joseph Hutton, Thomas Mlurray, William G. Duncan- John Kemp, John Rawson, Supernumeraries.;-ildlehain, James Fowler, Ed- mund Warters.-ltichnsrosd and Recth, Thomas Key, John Gill.-John Hanwell, Cbairman of the District ...

... Johne.Stepbenson, an old man, cicaiged with having, onw by the 2611h of February last, discharged a loadied pistol at tl of Thomas England the younger, in ties parish of Appleton lee lie Roebuck, with intent to do 1im some grievous bodily lii h larm. Thie ...

... the road, without 'itte'rroption,vr payment facow ii ledgmentg, for a great number of years. Mr. 'Poliocli assisted by Mr. Hardy, Mr. PiArke, end 'Mr. Bdiines, con-' 0 ducted the defence. Oil -th-e- part'of Lord Cardigjsu it was -a contended, that the ...

... following other sentences were also passed:- Thomas Dutchett and George Barlowtulle latter fie0 Hull) convicted of bigamy- to he transported forse years. Jebn Cunliffe, cattle stealing-to be jipisit ek six months. Thomas Walker, for setting fire to a ste at He ...

... Battyc, 81, tl who found hin druidk, sitting on the stei of a house. Hea was discharged with a cautilet.. . --On the same day h Thomas Watson was charged by policeman S8, with tr breaking his bead beyont the brow. for which serious o offece te maistrtes ftied ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...