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... transportation about six weeks ago, was therefore discharged, and Britton was remanded for further examination. Yesterday, Thomas Laverick, Ann Robinson, and John Martin, were charged with having uttered a number of base half orown«, to Mr. Blunt, of the ...
... Willey, draper, in the High-street, liny also •tood charged with having stolen a quantity muslin, tvc. from the shop Mr. Thomas Robinson, mercer. Mary, th.- mother, was sentenced eiobtren months imprisonment in th* llimse iff t'orrectinn at akefietd ...
... JANUARY 11. Christ. Beckett, Esq. Mayor, Henry HaB, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Recorder. Lepton Dobson, Esq. Charles Milner, Esq. Deputy Benjamin Sadler, E«q. Recorder. Thomas Beckett, Esq. John Esq. Thomas Blayds, Esq. Charles Brown, Esq. Ralph Markland, Esq. Tue ...
... Months. —Thomas Knaplon, convicted of stealing two pieces of Bloom Coaling, the property Thomas Binos, from the Coloured ClotU Hall. Win. Clark, having pleaded guilty of steaung two pieces of woollen Cloth from the bite Hall in Leeds. Thomas Marsden, ...
... Sibthorpe, C. L. Calcraft, William Mussun, John Hardy, William Robinson, W. Dolby, Thomas Lowry, Jos. Roberts, J.C.Beasley, R.Buckle, W.Brightmore, G. Parnel, W. Mercer, John Garfite, James Cross, and Thomas Duckle; “And the Sheriff having thought proper ...
... is the .Men.oiis 11 ience of Thomas Jefferson, late President trie United States, than whom few mi n hate displayed greater c more powerfuD/y promcted the interests, country, during very difficult stormy times. Lieut. Hardy's Travels tiie interior of Mexico ...
... indemnify their respective townships from the maintenance of their bastard children before birth, were brought ami discharged, Thomas Myers charged with a -lmilar offence was remanded. Several motions, of course counsel, having been heard, the Court proceeded ...
... the corrector of their errors, Calainy.— Literary Gastette. 2. IRS and CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, late President of the United States. Edited hy Thomas Jftfepson Ban'dolph. Complets in Vols. Bvo. with Portrait, ami Fan Simile of the Originr.l ...
... transportation. Impsisonedtwo months. —John Smith, convicted of stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Hutton,of Baildon.—Thomas Parkinson, for stealing a number of pigeons, the property of John Roberts, of Gomersal.—Win. Gott convicted of ...
... Inn, in Otley, on Thursday the Eighteenth Day of February, 1830, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, by Order of the Assignees Thomas Butler, the ESTATE and INTEREST of these Assignees a MESSUAGE or FARM HOUSE in Baildon, with Barn, Stable, and other Outbuildings ...
... maker—William Hardy, Kirby Mooi-fide, tailor—Henry Leeds, victualler —John and Charles Rayne, Newcastle iipon Tyne, seed crushers —Daniel Gibbons and Christopher Garret, jun. Hooks mills, Bristol, millers—Ellis Jones, Liverpool, victualler- Thomas Flutter, ...
... BANKRUPTS. ANN HAW and GEORGE HENRY STIFF, of Jermyn■treet, St. James's, cheesemongers—THOMAS MANT, of Ipswich, boarding and lodging bouse keeper—PETEß TESSIER, of Rlngmore. Devonshire, merchant and ehip owner—DANIEL MACLEOD, late of Water lane, Tower ...