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... MACAULbY, temp Directors. THoa G. Babintt-t-in. Esq. John Mast erman. Esq. James C. C. Bell. Esq. Thoma s Stooks. nmap John 'liapnian. Esq. Thomas Vigne, Ksq Thomas Greg, Ksq. John Wells, Esq. M. p. W. rte-yaet.. Rsq. M P. W. WAitmore, jun. Kaq- Ceorge H. Hooper ...
... Favell, Marmaduke Wyvill, Foster L.otre, James Wilson, William Dun_.->mbe, John C. Ramâ en, Lsquires ; Wdliam Dent, Thomas W. Motley, Thomas H. Fowle, Caleb Read-haw, and James Robson, Cletks:â when John Oselton was convicted of sleaUng. at Kirhy Fleetham ...
... and -Agei.t, Malum. TO BE SOLD, PURSUANT td an Order of the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, made io the ' mutter _V THOMAS I' ...
... ll!17. CO-MHtTTCE. -1 ■ Th. nev. JAMES BICHARD'i.>N The Rev. J. GRAHAM The flex. J. DALLIN TheRev.GEOEtJK URIGGS Tbe Key. THOMAS RICUAftOSON WILLIAM CRAY, Esq. Mr l ?? N Mr. lI.CIUIUM Mr. J. BLANCH AttD, Serniary. Mr. J . MO LSTE M HOLM E, Treasurer tc ...
... Dickinson, 16, and Thomas Boyne, 17, for burglary. James Learoyd 22, for a rape on Hannah Wilson. Wm. Medd 17, for stealing pair breeches from waggon belonging to John Pickering, of Whitby. Ann Franks, 43, Mary Franks, 24, and Thomas Hebden 43, for arson ...
... aa in. dustriou. honeat lad. ?? Ths jeari ed Judge bavin* summed up the cvi. «nee, the Jury pronounced tbe prisoner Guilty. THOMAS NOLAND (aged 24) aad JOHN STEW AMD (aged 82), two privatm in tbe Bth Em.it- ?S* * m ?l m *b •He** with I»*»'»g*obbed1 »*»'»g*obbed ...
... sworn cn the Grand Jure:—. in. Cooper, Gent., Foreman. Gill .Nathaniel Parkinson V\ ill. Cartwright Henry Cave ..anoes Thomas Bewlay Thomas Benson - Seawin Emanuel Sidda.ll Kobert Cattle James Win. Farrand Stead Jonn .virlew Christopher Watson George Cressy ...
... Woodtrrd, Thomas Chapman. j_1 of Mechlenburg-enuare, eldest son of Edward Chapman. Eaq. cf Wbrtby, ia this aounty , to Maria *« * pas. to Mm Fatrgray, of tba MM place. ?? , daughter of Mr. Was. Morley , mtrchaa t Ob Thursday, at Botkertum. Mr. Thomas Hardy ...
... ADAMS (32), and Pit IE ADAMS (25), his wile, stood charged with the wilful murder of John Lee, of Awksley, near Doncaster. Mr. HARDY, in a very calm and dispassionate speech, stated the case ; and called the following witnesses. Mrs. Ann Eee, the widow the ...
... I2th iVov. 178 a. These wfinesse. were dead, but Mrs. Birtwhisde would be called, and would state to them the facta. Mrs. Thomas Birtwhisue died in 1803 or 1804. and in 1805 Mr. Alexander Birtwhisde publicly married her, and in the deed of marriage it ...
... Wash-House—Apply (if Letter, Post-paid S. THOMPSON, YVighill, near Tadcasser. ALL Persons having anv Demands against the late Mr. THOMAS CATTLE are desired send them in immediately Mr. J. 11. Cattley, North-street, in Order to their being discharged. J. 11. C ...
... sound in wind, limb, and eye-sight. will uphaud him for a month, and you do not like birn in tlvat time, you may return him. Thomas Pickering, was at the Albion when the bargaining about the horse took place. confirmed the former witness's account the warranty ...