... Lindsay. M.P. William Burnie. Esq. Charles Littledale, Esq. John Cockerel!, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq. John Pearse, Esq. M.P. Thomas Dorrien, jun. Esq. Briee Pearse, Eaq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq. George Thornton, Esq. William Hamilton ...

... Smith got hold of him by the leg, and Hardy seised him by the nock, threw him down and struck at him twice. John Hardy took his watch and 7s. Id. from his person, and they run away. On his cross-examination Mr. Hardy, admitted it was fine moonlight evening ...

... Jure, after a few momenta oonaultatias, pronounced both the prlaoaera NOT GOiWT. JOHN WADDINGTON, (aged *OJ charged with Ur. Hardy ahortly elated the eircumatancea the caaoto the Cockahott ia raapectabiafarmer, reaiding Braeewrtt: and the night Mandaw. the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...