... at night. The witnesses exaeilned t were, George Robinson, the father of the deceased; weI Edward Robinson, his brother ; Thomas Walker, ostler 1 at the Coach and Horses; John Bell, a shopkeeper at a si Dunnington ; Ann Metcalf, Morley's tMotther-in-law; ...

... 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 ...

... foregoing ped resolutions into effect, viz. David Forbes, Chafles ing Collins, Thomas Harrison, Elias Barber, junior, rom George Booth,, Henry Swift, George Mitchell, uns,* Thomas Dodd, Joseph Jagger, Henry Casey. 6th. E to That the very best thanks of this ...

... ways considered him an honest man. His brother Peter was Daniel's servant; he was an ihdLis-h trious, inoffensive man.-Mr, Thomas Gibson, the largest farmer in the parish of Wold Newton, said he bad kunon a, Daniel Simpson for 20 years, and always considered ...

... fact,.-Mr. Blackburne and Mr. Cottiegharn were eounsel for the prisosiexs-Mr. Sergeant. iken Jones baving stated thle case, Thomas Jackson WRS eached, and deposed as follows :-l live at Keresfotth Htill, about l) toa mite and a quarter from flarnsley, in ...

... Ayrton and Daniel Pickard, were brought up at the Court W{ouse, charged with having, on Tues. day night week, robbed Joseph Hardy, on his road home from Leeds market, of three sovereigns and a tobacco-box. They were seen by some boys to throw the prosecutor ...

... 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 ...

... -Our 'readers will remenber tbat, some ; weeks ago, We;etbat .that, in this case, a rule nis; had been ohtamed, agait Mr. Thomas Stables,'an attorney. The rule has since been argued on and disobarged, and Xr. Stales is now prastisiug in his profession ...

... iVetN, ef Nlrwhouauc, e uddoraeld. Enoch Bailey, of Bingley. The Jurors 'beirg severally sworn, with the ex- .eaptioa of Mr. Thomas Firth, who, being a Quaker, affirmed in the mode usual with that body of per- -ons, Mr. 'WIGETrAN opened the pleadings, stating ...

... of its objects by rnarcbihg in procession with barners, aud1 by torca-light, making greit noise; and although a few stout hardy men might not be frightened, the peaceable inhabitants generally *were considerably aarme0, as the evidence will show you. ...