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... Markland. Esq. Manor. George Banks. Esq. John Hardy. Esq. Recorder. w, liana Hey, Esq. Chaw gjnssr.rae n>patkyssstsv»hr. Christopher Beckett. Esq. John Brooke. Esq. Thomas Beckett. Esq- Henry Hall. Esq. Thomas Blayda, Esq. His Majesty's Proclamation against ...
... Crawshaw. Counsel for the proseeutlop—Messrs. Hardy, Milnkr, and Blackbiirnb. William Laugthnrne, Benjamin Browne, aud John Scatcherd, were defended by Messrs. Maiidb and Gkbknwood, and Mr. Baimbs appeared for Thomas Laugthorne. The other defendants had counsel ...
... six csotsiti. tile sero agaiss, as TRIAL~ OF THE PRIZE FIGHTERS. Milet KING a. AMBLER AND GTtHEit5.-Thilan Iprtanhrteasewat Thomas railed on far trtat at a quarter pasit these o'clock. Mer. AAune salles Whiiedms to liress ott aneother case, soichal had ...
... haves. Counsel for the proaeculion—Messrs. Hardy, Milner, and Blackburns. William Langthorne, Benjamin Brown, and John Scatcherd, were defended by Messrs. Mauub and Grrknwood. and Mr. Baines appeared for Thomas Langthorne. The other defendants had no counsel ...
... subject, bitt I Wag Slot U preseit at; alty one ofesthem, ond ultifnatety they eniteredl Inlto a swrittess agreement, assd her. H-ardy, of 'Honforth, wan witness in Iit, b, Ithat Atkinson, on deliverhsgoup ilse books, wves In receive alx II pounds from Ilardaker ...
... sabject, but I was inot t preseot at oily one of t11cm, and ultimateliy they entleredintob a to weulttcti agreement, arid Mr. Hardy, of 1-lrsforth, wees wltness~ to it, b( that Atkinson, on delivernitg ii thle books, win to receive nix thl pounds from I-lardaker ...
... tee shall give from tire examicnationrof tit te difflareis witinosses, tli av e Hiaviinggone itnroughtbi ttcdetrilsi Mr ti.Hardy, I to esccusiort, said, eel t tirhait seine persons might suprpose trlsaitire iefendants woutld be of . 'he likely sto medtcwitt ...
... against the union. Hon Henry Grattan Bir John Parnell William C Ales ck Thomas Gould Henry Wm II Armstrong Hans Hamilton C Plunkett \nhoall Edward Hardman Rton David Babbiugton Hardy J Ponsonhy joint Hall Sir Jos ph Hoare Major Wm Ponsonby C Bcresford Hon ...
... Leeds. Marshall, jun. Do. E. Baines, Do. W. Massey, Selby. Joshua Bower, Do. C. Paver, Do. Jas. Brook. Do. T. B. Pease, Leeds. Thomas Builer, Kirkstall. A. Titlev, Do. B. Gott, Leeds. •'' Wilson. Do. 6. That Messrs. William Williams Brown and Co. appointed ...
... TCrker’ ,J Miaaßowman.Faatnn \ John Clayton, Kippa* « TUomaaClapUam. Leeds »» Charlea Chadwick, JJ Ur.Carr.Do. 20 0 Thomas Chorley. Do. 5 5 Thomas CUpham.Juo. Do Rea. James » £ Mrs. George Coates, ] John Contes, Do. I j W. E.Carter and Son, J » Mrs. Clongh ...
... c thbealight of 2i3 December last, and steoting therefrom two cheeses. Y .4tgmient of Dcatlh-e'rdrd. ABRAHAM- COALFAX end THOMAS CHAPMAN were Iconvibted of entering and 'stealtog front the'dwelltog-housaof Wi, DSteele, In Scriven with Tentergate, in the ...
... ld Hounded. The following return the loss hoard the Black Joke :— Mr. T. P. Le Hardy, Adm rally Mate, wounded; Mr. Ri. hard Roberts, Mate his ship Medina,) wounded Thomas Barley, gunnel's crew, wounded; John liyatt, able seaman, wounded; Jeremiah Johnson ...