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... March 13, at the Old Sand Hill, York. John Clitsome Musgrave and Thomas Gamtt, of Wincanton, Somersetshire, hankers, February 5,«, March 13, the White Horse Inn, Win- canton. William Thomas, of Ledbury. Herefordshire, maltster, and'porter dealer, February ...
... own immediate places of residence.—l am. Sir, &c. A RATE-PAVER. Sheffield, 15th February. 1827 INQUESTS TAKEN BErORE A. A. HARDY, ESQ., CORONER. An Inquest was held on Tuesday la-t, at the house of Edward Eaton, the sign of the Sycamore Tree, in township ...
... mostgracioiii manner. I am. Sir. Your most obedient, humble Servant, ROBr. PEEL James Wilson, INQL'KSTS TAKEN BEFORE A. A. HARDY, ESQ., CORONER, At Pauper Lumtic Asvlum, in the to«rn«Mp of Hanby-rum-VVrfnlli Tpe, in Ihe parioh of Wakefield, In the county ...
... proclaimed the victor. Such a stop to hunting has not occurred at this advanced period of the winter for many year* past— Sir Thomas Mostyn’s hounds have only hunted eight times since the Ist January. Tattersall’s, mrsday, March S. DEI 5 to I sgst Glenartney ...
... three calendar months, to hard labour. THEIRZA RAWLINSON, (aged3l.) charged with assaulting Thomas Gill, with a fire poker. Insane.— to removed an Asylum. JOHN HARDY', (aged 20,) charged along with VV. (against whom the Grand Jury ignored the Bill.) with ...
... Rule Maker: or to Mr. HARDY. Solicitor, Sheffield. CORN STACKS, HA Y STACKS, AND VERY VALUABLE FARMING STOCK, Al Uore Route, near Sheffield. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. BARD WELL, By order of tl»e Executors of the late Thomas Ward. Esq., deceased, Wednesday ...
... ” Cross-examined hy Mr. Jones. —Was robbed al'out twelve months ago, and lo«t £8. Has lieen also robbed twhe before that. Thomas Hunt was Mr. Freeman’s on the Saturday morning, and saw the prosecutor there. His face was b'oodyand he looked very HI. Elizabeth ...
... —Judgment of Death was then recorded auainst both the prisoners. JOSEPH LACEY and JOHN SPENCE, charged with having rob'.ied Thomas Robinson, at Leeds, of 14s. penknife, and other articles. Mr. Habdv stated the case. The prosecutor is clerk to Mr. Warwick ...
... My Lord, lam Not Guilty.” A Hit of the Jury was shown to him. beneath which wrote that had no objection to any of them. Mr. Hardy stated the case. The person from whom the prisoner was charged with having sto'eo the horse, was Mrs. Steel, of the Brewers’Arms ...
... Not Guilty. PATRICK BREWEN faged 23.) charged with robbing John Cocksbott, at Bradford, of his coat, handkerchief, &c. Mr. Hardy stated the case. The prosecutor is wool-comber, at Horton. On the 25th of Nov. last, 1 went to Bradford to pay his rent, which ...
... Assiftncca, Mr. William Auiop, of Sheffield Moor. Aotil Maker ; and Mr. John Belcher, ot the same place. Rule Maker; or Mr. HARDY, Solicitor, Sheffield. Sheffield, April 12, 1827. pair of Heady Carriage Hones, a very elegant Ota riot, ail Harness, harming ...
... WAREHOUSE, WORKSHOPS, and PREMISES, situate m Norfolk Street, Sheffield, lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Hodgson, Edge T >ol .Manufacturer. Apply to Mr. HARDY, Solicitor, Sheffield. ...