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... George Crontnetl, stood charged with )tarir>g hnrglHriousl} broken into and robbed the of Mr. William of heeds, painter. Mr. Hardy, with whom was Mr. Milner, *!iited the case against the accused.—William rahaw, painter. Tra- Cilgar-street, I>eeds, said llial ...
... — Robert Thomas, Liverpool, ship-broker and agent—Tbos. Clark, Dover, master Edw. Marsh, commonly called Robt. Marsh only, Georgestreet, Hampstead-road, drawing master—Wm. Hodgens, Liverpool, glass-dealer. Bankruptcy Enlarged.— William Hardy, Kirkby- ...
... that of the prisoners went in our employ. All know of Ashton is, that be frequently made use of very inflammatory language.—Thomas Patrick Flanigan, and one two other weavers, who were with the rioters at the time, identified the prisoners, and spoke i ...
... END*— WEDNESDA V, March 21. BENJAMIN N LEY ifo), W M. DEAN and DAY were charged with burglariously breaking into the of Mr. Thomas Roberts, Water-lane, Leeds, and stealing tea stone flour and iiSniber of fowls. led the proaecutlont Mr. Gutiiwoou appeared ...
... Bretton, and stealing his pocketbook, containing exchange, one tor .£27 i and the other for 95., and quantity silver, i Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Dundas) appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Cottingham for the defence. The prosecutor, who is miller ...
... tunes could be played on that instrument) ; Thomas Blackbu.ru', William Warbrict, Thomas Nicholson, Edward Rear, Robert Parke, Thomas W>i'tt, James floivtkornthwaite, Elizabeth Kit son, John Winder, Thomas Proct r and Mr. John Ward, organ builder York ...
... it to be forged, with intent to defraud Mr. James Day and others. Mr. Hardy and Mr. GiiEE\woun appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Starkie and Mr. Milker for the prisoner. Mr. Hardy stated the case. Mr. Matthew Jackson held an eleventh share in the property ...
... were acoutted. JAMES (23) was indicted for stealing on the night of the 4th of February, an ewe sheep, the property of Mr. Thomas Kaye, of Huddersfield. woman of the name of Ann Boothroyd, who had been committed as partieeps criminis, was admitted evidence ...
... Brssnagtoa. Wm. Wood, alias Word Goons Wjlley, Matthew Stringer, A 1 wa£ l ii_j_ R b,&t wiK— ...
... spirit till the usual hour for separation, nine o’clock. The speakers on this occasion were Mr. E. Gibson, Mr, R. Craven, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Emmett, Mr. E. Buckton, Dr. Longstalf, and Mr. T. Thompson ; and. in conclusion. Mr. Gordon replied at some length to ...
... Discharged, Admitted | Admitted «. Vaccinated the Surgeon, 11. iTiyiicitn, Dr. Budley—Surgeon. Mr. Y'otmg. House Visitor, Mr. Thomas Kichardson. lire. T. Dike*. Mrs. Watson lias become nn annual subscriber t*o guineas to the Infirmary. A legacy of I(¥V., ...
... Aire, and the North by the New Road leading from Leeds to llkley, near Otley. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, w ill shew the Premises. For Particulars, apply Air. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall. Cannon Hall, April, 1830. (CIRCULAR.) pHE following Statement ...