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... lIUNSLET. WM. BRADLEY (aged 22), THOMAS COOPER (25), WILLIAM BROWN (21), were iudicied tor burglariously breakiug entering the dwellinghouse of Mr. Holy Taylor, and stealing thereout properly to very large auiouut. Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Milner) conducted ...
... Joshua Craven, (19), stealing brown coat, the property of Joseph Severe; also, brewing tub, the property of James Broadbent. Thomas Wilson, (22), stealing twelve shirt collars and handkerchief, the property of Mr. E. K. Bullman. Christiana Hawkins and Abraham ...
... opposed by Mr. Hardy, behalf of Mr. James Leavens Lee, solicitor, of Bradford, on the ground of a collusive arrest. To be discharged forthwith. * JOHN TOMLINSON, of Low Harrogate, joiner and builder, was opposed by Mr. Hardy, on behalf of Mr. Thomas plumber ...
... George Beecroft Mr. Thomas Kirkuy Mr. James Martin Mr. William Masgrave Mr. William Newton Mr. Robert Oldman Thomas Beckett, Esq Thomas Blayds, Esq neu were sworn the iTES, Foreman. Mr. Wm. Pawson Mr. Henry tlidsdale Mr. Thomas Skelton Mr. George Smith ...
... dcn and Turner i Budmii;—Peter and S Spry Brecon—Watkins BrlchrendrUi—Robert Pigot and Wbttmorc. Caqs Bradford—Lister and Hardy Warburien and Mr Romilly Bridgetratcr—C K K Tynta kid WltUam Taylcbl’c, Esqra. and Paithfttl Briatot=-Vyyyan and Protberob ...
... 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 ...
... expected for the remainder of tbe summer months. Extraordinary Feat of Strength.— On Monday last young man of the name of Thomas Rees, aged 18 years, a coal ballier, at Penydarran Iron Works, Merthyr, raised up from the ground 5401bs weight, consisting ...
... property * Ralph Slockdale, Rumauby. Judgment death was recorded against him. THOMAS (29), late of Starlforth, charged with haviug killed aud stolen ewe sheep, the properly Mr. Thomas Harrison. Mr. Wilkinson slated the case* The prosecutor a fanner at Hutton ...
... stead. Ihe patronage is v vested the following gentlemei.: Holm Brooke, Henry Hall, Thomas Ik.n ChaHes Brown, Thomas Tennant, Christopher Beckett, Huger Holt Leigh, John Hardy, Juhn Wilson, John mil, George Banks, Wm. Hey, Martin Hind. Dobson, Thuiuas Blayds ...
... RIOTS, &c. AT SELBY. WM. BROWN, THOMAS HANDLEY, and WM. MELLARD, pleaded Guilty to. an indictment charg- ing them with baving committed divers misdemva- nours, riots, and assaults, at Selby. Mr. Mitner stated that fur some time past a num- ber of persons ...
... no'public interest this quarter, wer.* heard and disposed of. The counsel engaged were Messrs. Maude, Hardy, Blackborne. Milner, Sir G. Lewio, ami Baines. THOMAS CUMMINGS was indicted ior stealing, at Bradley's boatli, in the pariah of Kildwrick, a note, two ...
... Leeds, Solicitor; Mr. GEORGETE ALL LISTER, ofLleckheaton. Solicitor ; Mr. JOHN TODD, Horsforih, Maltster ; or Mr. RICHARD HARDY, of North- Bierley, Maltster; the Executors appointed by the Will the said Deceased. ALL persons having any Demands against ...