... John Hudson. Thomas Williamson, of Newport, for a rape. Charles Cronmack, of Bradford. for maislaugbter. Willinm Buckley, Thonais Cooper, Benjamin William. son, and Thounas Tarner, for burglary in the house of *Jesse Jones, nt Qulick. John Hardy and William ...

... hats aw~ay, and she left her basklet. She borroweda shawl w( of Fanny Hardy, to wrap them up, and promised to return an that also. She~ did not return the hats, and I sent Fanny pa Hardy several times for them. I went myself on the 14th Hi of July, to Iser ...

... 1r. Hardy (the llecorder of Leeds,) in stating this case, Iaipented the absence of, hisleader, Mir. Scarlett, who was .utayoitiuily detaiqed inthe oiber Court, in an important cause. He namented this circumstance the more, because be (Mr. Hardy) had ...

... -This was an undefended action on a promissory note. The plaintiffs reside at Barrow; and the defendants, Seth Thomas, and Mary Ann Thomas, at Hull. Verdict for plaintiffs, damages £164, costs 40s. THE FUNDS. SATuftnAy Mosa%1%o-There has been a retrograde ...

... Mr. Baron Hullock suggested to Mr. Hardy, that the taking the horse tinder these circunsteances, could not be considered as a stenling of it, and his Lordstiip handed the written paper of the prisoner to him. Mr. Hardy said, he would not press the case ...

... MARCH 29. ty. WILLIAM DowNiNG, for steeling three evwe sheep, the property of Thomas Wilkinson, oa Fishlaie.-Guilty. in- OLIVER CIHADVICK, JOHN SMIsTH, SAMCEL WALKER, 'ay THOMAS NAYLOR, anod JOSEPH AsQUITH, charged with ies robbing 11am Rhodes on the highway ...

... as- uclaulting John Ruddoci on the highway, nnd feloniously robbing him of the s81m of foortepe pounds, his property. Mr. Hardy sMated the case. John Ruddock the proseco; ior, is the captain of a vessel Iradiog between Leeds, Wakefield and Walloo. On ...

... and Broadbent, Mr. Hardy said he should offer no evi- dence against them. His Lordship directed the Jury to find Gosney and Broadhent not guilty, which they did.-Mr. Milner then opened the indictment against Thomas Wilson, and Mr. Hardy stated the case. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and Lionel Barn (20). chbarged with r maliciously firing a loaded pistol at Thomas Frost, a watch-, man, at Sheffield. The case for the prosecution was stated' er by Mr. Hardy. The offence with which the prisoners were X charged, hie said, was of a most ...