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... prisoner with administering the poison (white arsenic) in different modes. Messrs. Maude anil Hardy for the prosecution, and Mr. Jones fur the de- fence. 'Thomas Flockton produced a copy of the register of the prisoner's marriage, which took place at the ...
... Aurora, Laurens. Petersburg —Thomas and Ann, Shields. /or Hamburg —Vine, Mason; Grashopper, Knott. COASTERS INWARDS.-*’™ —Manchester, Pew; Endeavour, Dickinson; Queen, Simpson; Arpicns, Hitchcock; Royal Oak, Oats; Thomas and Ann, Hodgson. From BridJinglun ...
... hand-writing. He wrote it from her mouth. He was requested by a' magistrate to call upon her, in company with Whalley. Mr. Thomas Coates remembers pointing out to Mrs. Merryweather this advertisement. She said she was the author of it, and wished it to ...
... amounted to aboul 100 iscrta. Poisoniug by Mhtaltr. — An Inquisition wa; held on Saturday weik, before Thomas Higgs, ?? Coroner, on the baly of .Mr. Thomas Smith, a geu- tlcnian residing at No. 10, Queen-street, (irnsvenor- square, who on Friday niglithining ...
... charged with burglariously breaking into the dwell- ing house of Thomas Clarke, of Wath, and stealing thereout a quantity of silk handkerchiefs, ribbons, satins, copper coin, &c Mr. Hardy stated the case. Thos Clarke keeps a grocer and draper's shop at ...
... for burglary. This trial occupied the Court upwards of seven hours, pnd was one of considerable interest, Mr. Junes and Air. Hardy were Counsel fur the prosecuton. The following is a brief statement of the facts, they came out in evidence:—ln the month of ...
... RICHARD LE ING, a coachman, for manslaughter, was discharged by proclamation, on account some informality the indictment. THOMAS BUXTON. ALFRED WINDLE. and HENRY WILKINSON, were charged with burglariously entering the house of Francis Uilathorne, linen-draper ...
... was excited by the trial of James. MTarty aged 22, James, Jones, aged 27, Lee, aged 32, Richard Roebottom, aged 22, and Wm. Hardy, aged 27, were indicted for the wilful murder of W. Cogle, at Westminster, on Monday, the 18th June last. In another count ...
... Premises. Application to be made to Mr. Thomas Moon, of Albjon-Street, Leeds. The Premises may be ?? upon on the Ist of January next, or sooner if required. WATER-LANE, HOLBECK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. Thomas Hampshire, at the House of Mr. Jeremiah ...
... Dividend. And aH Ciairosjspt then proved will be disallowed. ifr. Thomas Johnson, Ihe Younger** DIVIDEND. THE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against THOMAS JOHNSON, the Younger, of Wakefield, in the County of York, Merchant ...
... Neaesse est Lai'mr loqui. After ' P er mission to speak in English was Thomas observed, that he was ex- right, and was induced to B|j^* duty, and not by any disrespect to -Mr. Thomas proceeded at considerable ?^li that Mr. lleber's opinion with respect ...
... the opinion of the Jury, Skeltow.] JOHN CRAVEN, and MARY his wife, were charged with burglariously entering the house of Thomas of Sculcoates, and.stealing thereout four silver tea and two table spoons, and a silk handkerchief, hi.s property. The Jury ...