... 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 ...

... cbrnmmittedi 6burglary in the hiouse of George Andrews -of S~tineqeoet.-G-trgeo Moat charged *tth having feb'- aioitliy -stop'ed Thomas Roddi' of -Whisfon, and robbed hir'ofF a-ilver watch.-lWIn Eli,, alias tDaghty, charged. with havirg broken into the dwve ...

... priTheer . received.;entenc of deth in the order rithwiich we name 'Y them :-Matthew Fodd, burglgry..j Johtt itiherwicli, e. and Thomas Wilson, siealiag iI xt dwellin ghouse to the value of 40s.; Robet Kirby 'Daii Elt'ley, a Ls Joseph MMatichester, for ahee ...

... the property, as has been before sotated. ' Tw-t letters of Mark 'Nobc,-thir firtiaer-steward-, adihessod to tule late Mr. H~ardy, Solicitotr, were read, fut ithe- rpseo showingthe matiner i hi elti tile tiegocir.-- lion. as coducted ti itheintentimon ...

... the property of 'Sir Thomas B!ackett, and forrnmrd part of what ivas-called his Wibsey estate. T he plaintifi, as his'devises, now claimed the same; the defendant committed the alleged trespasses as the areent -of Jarrett and Hardy, who wvere engaged in ...

... SUICIDE. A' An inniution was Taken on Saturdae before Thomas n Shelto, Esq., Coroner for the city of London, at the n Blue Anchor coffee-hou-e and hotel, St. Miry .1 Hill, n Iittle Eact Cheap,.fo>r the p trPOlie of invP56gT~ting tbe e case (if thedehith ...

... f.aiiienu the hi gway; Of four 1l. anites and 1j's - T'hbgd: Weather/i, fr 'srealin* a' wethwr snep't ';ie pro.. perty of Thomas Wilson, oF Sa'rbro': ' WrM Ceoalsuo,, for stealing 0p ' tle 6retnises ofJoBoer, nf Skidhy- Wa,. Wtlot, for cilliog a ~i~e~p ...

... the earthly existence of this, unhappy man. liut in III thle courie of Sunday' forenoon a letter wuas received by di Air. Hardy, tone of the Counsel for the Isrisoner, fromi N' IMr. 'Slarp, thle Furgeon, of Bradford, in which hie te staled a fact, which ...

... Recorder of ie Pontefract, assisted by the Mayor and several of the l Aldermen, tried the Felons in the Rotation-Offilcc, and Mr. HARDY and tihe remainder of-the Bench proceeded l with the other business of the Sessions. t STALLS IN THE MARKET PLACE. t- K~IiNeGr ...

... Order applies.- IWe of Cooes. Nos. in the Calendar. Prisonere Naies Offtenes., 1* 3, Richard Bland ?? . Lrceny. 2.. 4, John Hardy ?? . S:ecp Stealing. 3. 5. -John Birkbeck ?? ?? ?? ?? Uttering a Forged Proinissory Note. 4. 6, William Fell ?? ?? ?? ?? Fraud ...