... 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 ...

... sub- sided, inquiries began to be made as to the fate of the inmates, both houses, which are the property of a lady named Hardy, being let out in tenements, and it was found that the house No. 10i, in wlelilh the explosion took place, was inhabited by ...

... 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 ...

... other articles, at Wakefeld1 the property of Joseph Goodall.-Thomas Laycoek 24, charged with stealing a great coat, and other articles, at Calverhey, the property of Henry Jackt son. Thomas Midgley, 19, charged with stealing worsted weft, at flingley ...

... 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 ...