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... A50i-cI YORKSHIRE. I CROWN COURT.-Before Mr. Baron HuLLOCIt. TLtESDAY, APRIL 3. MOSE.S SYNEs, aged 14, charged with having stolen a cow, the property of Joseph Firth, of Huddersfield. On the 20th of March, the prisoner drove the cow frhm a yard at Hludderslield, and took it baote. His nater sent for a constable, when he said he bad bought it for Xd, which money be stole from time to time from ...
... CRU EL CASE OF SEDUCTION. Akt Bow-street, on Friday, a charge of bastardy, involv- ;ng a cruel case of seduction, was brought before Sir Richard lifhie and Mr. Mbishull, iy the officers of the parish of St. Martin.in.the.Fields. The young lady who has unfortunately fallen a victim to the snares of her heart. less seducer, is a native of Switzerland. She is only eigh- teen years of age, and her ...
... FROLICS IS TIII4' KING'S lINVCzI PRISOX. For some dlays past, a groat deal of fun and merriment lins beon going forward within the walls of the King's Bench prison, in consicquence of af mock election for the newly-ercated borough of Tenterden. Amongst tbe individuals confined, a Lieutenant iMvregith has heen no small source of amuisement to his fellow-prisoners from his eccentricity and ...
... ARCIHEX'S COURT, LONDON. . THE BARON DE ROIIECKt V. TIME BAIUO,8ESs lit st ?? waS a ?? for *livorce, promoted by- tne Baron i e d toebeck agahust the Blaroness his tviei, by reason of adulitery, &S re coimittedt with laod Sutuer Lennox, wiH vhurn she elopei from, K ralaris inl Janluary 1ast. A verdlct hiad beell obtained .against hik ca ?? Lordship by the tmosand in a Couri ofLoaw, ...
... COURT 11OUSE, LEEDS, THURSDAY, BIAY 24, Cam a- t T C~l:!lK -C . 111-v so SPECIAL SESSIONS.-PESENeaT s, Joux 13sootiE, Esq.; ']Tees. TENNtANTr, E~sq.t and JourrN Strivis, Esq. 'l'ThoMayor being absent onl account of a sligit attack of thle gout. ,a This Sessions roos hebi under tho asrthority of an act passed in tie 3 to George MV Cap 23, which provides a tess expensive made of recoviueing p ...
... LEEDS BOAQUfik, -SRSilNS~, iO)AN,2PRIL 30., ?? ..1 g . _ . .. . ?? . .I TM . LERJDS STi'UFr VEAVERS. CON~ITB.IC~x l~iOT, .AND .ASA.ULT. UiNGrr v. AVOOVD-etad OTHERtStr. MA~lioi 1.Ulted, than this vaso ?? lttictnicilt agaluast the follltteon fol'lolt.oi dtdendanl for a Coil. Sp-racy. ritt alld atsanlt :-TlUMAS Vvl)O1), t'ETER 8NNUOIlti JOIIN V Mt~ht'}S. IATilICK.LYNtlit, ANDt)IlW iROY. lV.i, ...
... [We have great pleasure in copying from the Globe newspaper, the following statement put forth by the Country iiankers In England, and In adding to It our own testimony, founded on the observation and experlence of many years, In the centre of one of the principal manufacturing and commercial dis- tricts of the kingdom ?? Sonce the latter part of the year 1Il25. the country bankera have ...
... .1 :9!.k'fp nt Ag-t* *kedf!om lost page.) IltloWNASS!GNF.E V. IISTTON, ESQ. 'AND OTSIRS. ' In this action Willianm Brown, the assignee bfthe estate t r effects ut'f Johai.Beatson, farmer, oF.News-)llisear :!nkefield, was the plaintiff, aud John Hutton, Et'4 the> T late EfighSheriff, was the nominal defendant- the real' 't deferdsnta being Jols Stringer, attorney, of Horburvy, and If 'John ...
... e. e B ; , D ,T , AD E . ABUSR$j.IN,T;RDB. Th gitornVllpsthy to -' bevdarntongrs t..he speoi |. She 'te drshvaefprditcesOf fflinent tradesmen who con- I trive to evade jusdece 'or e exposdged,~ tends rnuch'to shfow thatI we are lowlin.at the svrong end for improvem.ent. An outcry is raised against thepoor if they commit acts 'hicbh subject thers to legal conternontion. Tle state of public ...
... Huardogden, Sept. I._JOSilUA SLADE,. the coin- fessed murderer of the Re.oshua'wWUtits%9of Little Stake- ley, In this county, underwent rihe rstetore of the law this morn ing, ato ?? fromrhotce. Tlsbeoneors to it55slh awfut ipectacle was ammeaisrt n, vvomien, and ?? from parts of thiscounty, and manyof the Adjoiaing countles; wer ea teinbles: it is ,'$apesed there were upwards of 5,OO perons ...
... TIIURSDAtV. Juyte IT. I,tttEt.-Q-C'3TT o. CLtfSENT.,-Thle was all aetias bresaalbt- by George Scott and Susannash Scott, lets wife, against Wililiaml Ctement * tile properleter of thle Maor-'cisg Ch/rinutfe. liewcpoaeer. for havsitng imeertced, enl the 25tht Dteacortter, 182ti, Itir affeeds-ite 'o)f Mtartla I'o~ vouet Joseph Bturge, wloch hast been filed[ tn feanttry, lee the case 11Weialeoty ...
... I AVEST. RI DING GENERAL QUARTE-R SESSIONS. I -t-r.R-DING ?? I -A N 3 of - lee Wall hoe-ri Winololrsoi, Esq. Chainoion. ihi, Benjamin Brlolokbanll, Eaq. -Rev. J ?? T. lortel, CIOO'ie. R1ev. .101111 Lowre, Clerk1. Chlristophler Dlecehott Elq.. Benjamind~ro VI eauryot, E eq.. John l'em E1ΒΆ'elpot Fll Ale- Nlhicihel Sitocksl, Esq. Untlo. Eloi-ord Itolert Pl'tre, thle Josep lScontt, Elllq WOOr. ...