... Solicitor, W. J. Norton. 1, New-street. Bishopagate. Thomas Field, now or late of Regency-place# BlackfHarsroad, flour factor, March 30, April 2, and May 4. Solicitors. Spence and Desborough, Siae-Une. Lionel Thomas Berguer and Edward of Picketstreet. Strand, ...

... issued' sudl by thse Rochidale Bank, of Clement Royde and Company, -.well knowing the same to be forged and counterfeited. lMr. Hardy and Mr. Adolpliue appeared 'for the prosecu. tion, and Mr. Cottingham for the prisoner. The prisoner' weent' into the prosecutor's ...

... TUESDAY, March 30.—RIOTS AT BARNSLEY. THOMAS .IACKSON (24), JOHN (27), JOHN ATKINSON (21). WILLIAM JAGGER (30), and WILLIAM JAGGER (26). s'ood charged with a riot, and with attempting to demolish the Mr. Thomas Jack-on, of beresforth Hill, near Barnsley ...

... ills, cattle salesman. INSOt.VI MV. Thomas. Liverpool, ship broker—(lionets Clark, Dover, matter mariner—R. Ik Marsh, Hampstead road, drawing master Win. Hoilgcns, Liverpool, glass dealer. RANKHUPTCi ENLARGED. Win. Hardy, Kirkby Moorside, tailor, from April ...

... INSOLVENTS. Robert Thomas, of Liver pool, broker Hodgenr.of Liverpool, glass dealer Thomas Clark, of Dover, ter mariner BANKRUPiCY ENLARGED. Wm Hardy, Kirby Aluurside, tailor, from April ff to May 25 ...

... quitted. James Oxley was convicted baring stolen horse, the propertv of Thomas Parkis, of Owtes, and Judgment of Death was recorded sgiiMibm. March 29. FORGERY OF DEEDS AT LEEDS. Thomas Sherer. aged 54, charged with taps I on certain deeds of lease and release ...

... James Oxley was convicted of having stolen horse, the property of Thomas Parkin, of Qvutnn i and Judgment of Death was recorded against him. Monday, March 29. FORGERY OF DEEDS AT LEEDS. Thomas Sherer. aged 54, charged with forgim j on certain deeds of lease ...

... ensemble was some degree venerable. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Blackburne, and Mr. Ingham, were counsel for the prosecution; Mr. STARKIF and Mr. Milner appeared for the deleuce. Mr. Ingham having fly opt-ned the indictment, Mr. Hardy stated the nature of the case the jury ...

... Assize intelligence continued. Thomas Hilton examined Mr. Hardy •— I am a ■'•• feY, and live at Barnsley. was meeting on Uay>Day Green on the 27th ul A'lgu* last. There wese two or three Imuored persona present. The -meeting took plane aoout half-past ...

... DECLAnATIOBS op INSOLVENCY. R. Thomas, Liverpool, sliip broker T. Clark, Dover, master mariner R. E. Manh, George-street. Hauipstead-road, drawing-m- 9 W. Hodgens, Ringsend, Dublin, *psk+mmm9 ' BABEBUPTCT INLABOiU. .. - Wm. Hardy. Kirkby moorsidr . Yorkshire ...

... 30. THE BARNSLEY THOMAS JACKSON JOHN CARR (24), JOHN ATKINSON (21), WM. J AGGER- (30), and \V\l. JAGGER, of (20), were charged with assembling the August, at Keresforth Hill, and destroying, or beginning to destroy, the house ot' Thomas Jackson ; ASHTON ...

... he had no intention to hurt the man, no more than his own child. They were always good friends. Air. COTTINGHAM called Mr. Thomas Robinson, who saw the transaction, and said, he thought the blow was given at the table, and hit the deceased accidentally ...