... Graham, of Hunslet; George Col ley, charged stealing pair of shoes from the stall of Joseph ; John charged with stealing eight rabbits and two hens, the property John Stephen 1 : and Susannah charged with stealing ss. fiora Wm. Brown, have been severally for ...

... were brought up at the Court House, charged with trespassing in a field in the occupation of Mr. Ask with, opposite the Cardigan Arms, on the Kirkstall road, for the purpose of bathing, ou Sunday afternoon. Sutclitfc, whose conduct was very violent, was ...

... Courier. Lord Brougham and Mr. H. Grattan The Morning Chronicle of Friday publishes long correspondence between Mr. H. &rattan and Lord Brougham, upon the allusion made his lordship in the House of Lor is to Mr. Grattan's speech upon the personal hazard ...

... Rocindell, of Gledstone, Esq. Ily- %WIn. Litecr Fenton Sicot, of wousthati, Esq. of John Ntctiotas CoulthUTat, Of Gargrave, Est. kg Edward Taylor, of Eassilsrie, Esq. Henry John RMondein, of Llnton Spring, Esq. Its Hollery P'reston, of Hoorby, Esq. r sec iNV ...

... in the old Poor House, at Alverthorpe. The appointments are as follow; Mr. John Gregory, Mr. John Marriott, guardians; Mr. R. H. Barker, Mr. Joseph Artie, overseers; Mr. John Kemp, Mr. Joseph Leighton, assessors of taxes; Mr. Mark Harrap, Mr. Joseph Saville ...

... erected in the ring for the chairman and speakers. On the motion of - R. B. Cobbett, seconded by Mr. Edwd. Nightingale, Mr. John Broadie was railed to the chair. A Mr. Robson, of Leeds, stated that Mr. Feargus O'Connor was not present; which announcement ...

... London and both shin* ami steam. Committed the House Correction for trial at the next Sessions. Monday last, by John Maude, Wm. Harstnw. and John F.gremont, Esqrs , Samuel Park, for stealing a wetcb and appendages the person of Thomas Wakefield, shoemaker ...

... attd after Tuesday, 'the 22nd Instant, by appilca- E- tion to Mr. William Dawson, at the Cardlgas's Arms nn, Bur. c ley; Mi. James Walker, Cardigan's Arms Inn, Bramlety and e at the offices of Messieurs UrToN and CLAPHAM, Solicitors, hLeeds; or to Mr. GEaORG ...

... WlUmb MUb., UJngMo upon Hull, akercen, dnptn. ami habardmhvta—John Paifcct, Wa». Pavfett, and Smith, of and Pooufnict, [m far as regards George Smith) —Joseph Holroyd Hardwick, John Nelson, and John Hardwick, Leeds, mercera and dtapara (so far ai regards Joseph ...

... Association, on Mon- day last, you will oblige 3 Yours, &c. JOHN RATHER. Resolved,- That we, the people of Hyde, in pub- lic meeting assembled, deeply sympathise with our friend and patriot, John Frost, Esq., and that we pledge ourselves to support him ...

... Younge ; Thomas Marman, and John Berry, for fourteen years each. — F.ber Brcwertou, for ten years Ncall, Henry Shaw, Harper Broom- hall Nicholl, Charles Jaques, John Radcliffe, William Carnage, Peter Holland, William Holland, John Lyons, and Henry Blackburn ...

... cipal Reform Bill. Four commissioners were appointed, but only tliree of them were called upon to act, namely, John Sangster, Esq., and John Arthur Ikin, Esq., solicitors of Leeds, and. James Stansfeld, Esq., Solicitor of Halifax, a brother to Mr. Alderman ...