... Whiteley (21), and ad Thomas Brayshaw (18), for stealing a sack at Chapel Aller. of it ton, the property of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq.; Frederick on ., Richardson ?? for stealing two barrels, at Leeds, the pro- is he perty of Mark Ball Thomas Outhwaite (16), ...

... charged with perjury. Lane 14, 15, Jonathan Whsitaker, *an Thomas Smith,'4 of Thornton, undeci chareed with ditto. 16. Riehard Holliday, charged with poaehting-at Little elkes'. dayi 17. Thomas Hartley, charged with the murder of Wmn. Concan- TI non, at ...

... charged with killing and slaying Thomas Robinson, otherwise Thomas Smithson. 45. Charles Coupland, charged with having, on the 12th of February lIst, at Leeds, committed a rape on Mary Ann Hardy, wire of r Joseph Hardy. l. AichttlAggan, otherwise Goode ...

... Hlarrogate, foreman ; Thomas Dei Atkinson, miller, Boroughbridge; John Baines, farmer, Plomptiont drn Thomas Cass, farmer, Kirk Hammerton; Wmn. Dawson, farmer. fill Marton-cumn-Grafton ; Johno Dunn. hair dresser, Harrogate ; Thomas C Gudgeon, farmer, M ...

... Jeremiah 1460sfali, Esq., F. R ited Greenwood, Esq., Rev. A. Mareden, J. N. Coultlturat, Esq., Thos. at n Claytor., Esqi., Thomas 11,irkeck, Esq--- ?? Cleplsam, Esq,., -A. c9'S DI Wilkinson, Esq., anti J. G. Sergeantson, Esq. L i urn. The following gentlemen ...

... Selby ; Mr. W. Halliday, Suaith; Mr. Thomas Fisher, Selby ;Mr. Joseph Jennings, Wakefield; Mr. RIchard Long, Aarbleton;. Mr. Win. Litter, Halifax; Mr. Richard Lumb,t Halifax; Mr. Charles Musne, Italifax ; 1,r. Thomas NichoIJ, Haluifax; Hr. Henry Richardson ...

... the franelse-so far this principir most be ear- e tied if they acted upon rise decision of his Learned Friend. Thus, T Mr. Hardy, the late irember for Bradford, because he happened a to be a partner in the Low Monr Iroe Works would have no right n, n to ...

... Providence, Vickera ; Wentwortli, Jack. T lite sou. Lynn-Jobu and Thomas, Wrigglcswortlh ; Eliz I, Cook; John and Elizabdth. Skin ; Bang-up, Gardiner; Merchant. A atman, Watson; Thomas and Wary, Deplerige; Mlary, Fenton ; Lively, Cawthorn; Oak and Stasidard ...

... others ; Wie, Sykes and exetsa to Win. Waterhouse, stealing moat at tiudderefield, the pro- nowI art pryof John Stocks; Jfames Hardy, s5tealg1 hadkr or5 afe perty of Thoc. Marsden and another;0 John Ward, ?? ed a pair of shoes, the property of Thee. Siddall ...

... rind another-; James Amory, ste~alirrg money, at o 5Sheffield, the property of George Hardy ; George Bone,WO steriling two watches at Sheffield, tire property of Thomas eriad folbiesoor Joseph Whitehenad, convicted vii-th Joseph dccc tHawks; George Forylen ...

... RAPE AT BEESTON. ing ive CHiARLES COUPLAND (23) was indictedforeommittingarape knc ad on the person of Mary Ann Hardy, wife of Jot. Hardy, of Beeston, on twc a the 12Lit of February last. Counsel for the prosecution Mr. BAtEns the rne and Mr. HAI.L; for ...

... Reroewcee. er JonBrooke, Easq. Christopher Backett, Eeq. ldi [leery Hail, Esq. I Thomoas Backett, Esq. ad George Banhs, Esq. Thomas fliaysls, [isq. Beni. Sadler, Esq. Ralph Marklsosi, Esq, William I-ey, Esq. nel At lise opening of the Court, Chas. Mimner ...