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... several yardVof ribbon, tapes, &c. the property of Peter Heed Acquitted STABRING Jame, llln,ds. 28, • übbin » with daeeer Mr. Hardy stated the rase. Tl,e was indict«i for a capital offeree. prosecutor with intent to murder htm, «do grievous bodily harm. The ...
... DIVIDEND. THE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, hearing date the Day of April. 1820. awarded and issued against EDWARD THOMAS COX, HENRY JOHN DOWNES, and BLANCHARD THORP, all of the T-wn of Kingston-iipon-Hull. in the County of the same T wn. Merchants ...
... gaol for- triaL at neit, assizee, Robert Neill, charged with stealing a keg of rum and one of wine from a cart in 0Ct. last; Thomas Kane, charged with stealing a sack and ta(, sucking pigs from a car on :Fridasy iiight-lastt Ant Friar charged with uttering ...
... ? oes ry iselt Inotat. tl ls 'lckti ol~'1 JOHN HARDY lt4/.'c ,, s~ Mayer.t enov ,owHID LeSS. Re~ptieed.-C~ Micis,8A Daaty -be ,Johsn Brool', Csc, Bereanks. ESt1 ?? Brown, hal I lnie Adler, scl T .Thomas Tenacn al ila ?? Leptoie Dobsn haI~ sa Scelis. v ...
... Esq. William Loftie, Esq. Jas. Johnston, Knappa, Esq. Thomas K. Armstrong, Esq. John Whaley, Esq. William Reed, Esq. Joseph Atkinson, Esq. W. Irwin, Mt. Irwin, Esq. Jonathan Seaver, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Robert Harden, Esq. William 01pherts, Esq. Marcus ...
... Cross-examined: The prisoner and a young woman took them away; I did noot knowr her; they called for them on the 5th of March. Thomas Acres :I lived some time at Poletead ; I resollect Stoke FHir in 1827; 1 know the 17ed Barn at Palstead, and tbe Thistley ...
... JOHN HOB ART A DOCK chapter of The MAYOR of LEEDS 'the MAYOR HULL The MASTER CUTLER of SHEFFIELD. Sir Wm. Foulis, Bart. Sir Thomas Bart. Sit M. W. Winn, Bart. Rev. Sir Clias. Anderson, Sir Ihhetson, Bart. Sir W. A. Ingilby, Bart., M.P. Sir F.dw. Bart. Sir ...
... appearance small farmer—was charged with having felonioasly stolen from tlie premises of Thomas Richardson, of Dubwith. table, rack, a manger, and a hamper, his property. Thomas Richardson deposed: I live at Bubwith; I lost a wooden rack, for hay, about three ...
... of his landlady for ?? anniversary dinner, to celebrate the acquittal oh Hardy, Tooke, andl Thelwall, in 1794, %as held on Wedinesday last, at the Golden Lion, Smithfield. Mr Hardy, who6 is in his 78th year, was present. Mr Harmer, the attoanjev, was tle ...
... read the first indict. ment, which charged the rrisoner, Thomas Austin, under the late Act if Mr. Pell, tIre 7th and 8 h of Geo. IV., that be the siii Thimas Atisin, being a servant to Sir Thomas Boniden Thompson, Bart., to vit, tie .Deputty Treasurer ...
... Edward Grinsell, the nephew of the late Thomas Ad- cock Grindell, whose case has been so frequently before the public; and the defendant is a gentleman formerly nlaneg Sturt, to whom the large property of Thomas Adock Grindell was left by will, and has ...