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... George Horse Stealing. 5, John Hardy Buiglary. 6, Thomas Walker For Stabbing and Cutting. 8, George Mare Larceny. 9, 10, John Kitson and Thomas Sugden Larceny. 11, John Wilson Horse Stealing. 13, John Clayton Bigamy. Thomas jackman House Breaking. 16 ...
... Whittingham andl Thomas IKnncam Larceny.. ' 27, ?.Trnmadnke Iti~lin-------- ^ Z ..5----- Larceny. - 28, Francis Fenlvick----------- .------Sheep Stealing 29, Robert Jackson -- -------------Horse Stealing.:. si, 323 John Dat~ey and Thomas Allen - Intent ...
... Sugden Horse Stealing. 5 John Hardy Burglary. 6' Thomas Walker For Stabbing*. Cutting. 8 George Hare Larceny. 9 10 John Eitson and Thomas SugdenLarceny. II John Wilson.. Hone Stealing. 13 Joha Clayton „ Bigamy. 15 Thomas Jackman House Breaking. 16 ...
... 20th, at eight o’Clock. 2, George Sugden, Horse stealing. , 5, John Hardy, Burglary. | 6, Thomas Walker For stabbingd: Cutting. I s, George Hare, Larceny. j 9, 10, John Kiteon and Thomas Sugden, Larceny. It, John Wilson, Horsestealing. 13, John Clayton ...
... to bring the offenders to justice, aud has offered a reward of £00 for that purpose. Examination or- the Resurrection Men. Thomas Smith, Wm. Thompson, and Wm. Caning- ton, were brought up for examination before the Mayor yesterday, on suspicion of being ...
... by the nation. March 24lh.—Good Friday ; 1603, died. Queen Elizabeth ; 1726, died, Whitby, commentator ; 1813, died, Rer. Thomas Robinson, of Leicester. Saturday, March 25th.—Annunciation, or Lady Day ; 1809, died. Anna Seward. A OTHER An old man, of ...
... manslaughter âJohn Hardy (20) for a burglary in the house of John Tordiff, of North Bierley.âThomas Walker (40) for cutting and maiming -Thomas Brien (25) for manslaughter- George Hare (27) for stealing money.âJohn Kitson (23) and Thomas Sugden (25) for ...
... the meeting at hearing the success which had attended the canvass and appointing a committee to procure further signatures. THOMAS PRICE, Esq., came forward propose the first resolution. He said, although he had not Hie honour being a freeman of York, vet ...
... who depended on his own in- dustry, and the labour of the animal, for his maintenance. THOMAS JACKMAN was convicted of breaking Into the dwelling House of Thomas Lancaster, of Gisburn, neu- Skipton, in the day time, during the absence of the family, ...
... Foreman to the said Appleton, bis sureties, each in 20 Thos. Birch, Ellerby, Farmer, for the appearance of James Birch, in 2 * Thomas Dunn, in 20 Francis Johnson, his surety in 10 JNO. LOOKWOOD. Deputy Clerk of the Peace for the said Beverley, 23d March, 1326 ...
... Foreman. Sir Wm. Foulis, of Ingilby Manor, Bart. Richard Fountayne Wilson, of Mdton, Esq. George Strickland, of Hindenley, Esq. Thomas Digby Legard, of Ganton, Esq. Charles Wood, of Hemsworth, Esq. Charles Grimston, of Grimston, Esq. Henry Darley, of Aldby ...
... youth; in which recointiK'iidauon, Mr said, the prosecutors begged most heartily join. THOMAS late Colne, stood charged with robbing dwelling-house. The prosecutor Thomas Lancaster, lives at Guisburn, in the West Riding; and the CQurse of the day, on the ...