... Listen, Esq. Anthony Linier,- mn- Clerk, and Jrrhn Nicholas Couslthurst, l2,q.. amn There was only one appeal heard, that of Thomas Whbster, of agaiinst anronletof bastardly, bat theiorder waLwconflioioed. Three iris other appeals werte disposed of hy motion ...

... ? oes ry iselt Inotat. tl ls 'lckti ol~'1 JOHN HARDY lt4/.'c ,, s~ Mayer.t enov ,owHID LeSS. Re~ptieed.-C~ Micis,8A Daaty -be ,Johsn Brool', Csc, Bereanks. ESt1 ?? Brown, hal I lnie Adler, scl T .Thomas Tenacn al ila ?? Leptoie Dobsn haI~ sa Scelis. v ...

... Josh. Roberts leof its same. Iscpreear three ?? Ledger, obtaining Iron, by I 1l0 false pretnes, wills intent to defraud John Hardy of the earn e. al 0:Isprisoned sac iweek.-Wran. Hall, stealinlg a watch, the property of James P~ldndr. Not Guilty.-Jolin M ...

... others ; Wie, Sykes and exetsa to Win. Waterhouse, stealing moat at tiudderefield, the pro- nowI art pryof John Stocks; Jfames Hardy, s5tealg1 hadkr or5 afe perty of Thoc. Marsden and another;0 John Ward, ?? ed a pair of shoes, the property of Thee. Siddall ...

... rind another-; James Amory, ste~alirrg money, at o 5Sheffield, the property of George Hardy ; George Bone,WO steriling two watches at Sheffield, tire property of Thomas eriad folbiesoor Joseph Whitehenad, convicted vii-th Joseph dccc tHawks; George Forylen ...

... 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 ...

... addinrg Sisaltino man firls Irsoliter terries swould have rode sw ay wtuh a horse in the day timer Tire Jury found the ptrisoner THOMAS IIENXiSON was charged with stealing a black g mare, itie property of Mrl. JSoln Tredlgeld, of Langley,. in tire her ourinty ...

... pccnelt litring the greatest part s of the examination, but not thcv. w';ole of it. Wit- bi ness was cross.etiamiincld bv Mr. Hardy, lie said I; there ea s no other peculiarity in the prisoner's II voice dxacept that he nwas an Irishman; Lieut. Haves ihe ...

... to pass upon titl, would be carried into full effct. SATURDJI'Y.-BURGLARY AT EVERTON. GE()lGE iPHIlJIPS, JAMES JOINES, aid THOMAS JOIIHNSON, were charged with entering the dslelling-house of Mrs. Srral Jlohnion, at Everton, attd stcaling therefrom money' ...

... c thbealight of 2i3 December last, and steoting therefrom two cheeses. Y .4tgmient of Dcatlh-e'rdrd. ABRAHAM- COALFAX end THOMAS CHAPMAN were Iconvibted of entering and 'stealtog front the'dwelltog-housaof Wi, DSteele, In Scriven with Tentergate, in the ...

... iia- Prs~ioned and kept to hard taec-ertetecaencdar snonths'. THOMAS RHIND, for, horse stea~lng at Eccieaffeld; to be ine- fi Pisoheeed Ie-for tveve aendtir mnontel he of hrd labocis-. THOMAS ROGAN, JOHN O'BRIAN, tDANIEL DONOVEN, WILLIAM QUINN, & DANIEL ...

... Cochrane; The imtmortal memory of Lord towars Byron, the Poet of Nottinghtamsleire.; Our worthy Chair- much, man, Thomas Wakefield, Esq.; Thomas Moore. and Afre numerous other toasts and senimients were given, all of diapers which were received with applause ...