... James Ambler, Heatpn, manufacturer; Mr. Thomas Ackroyd, Hortcii, worsted spinner; Mr. Joseph Barraclongh, Bradford, hatter; Mr. John Billon, Horton, corn miller ; Mr. Henry Brown, Bradford, draper ; Mr. Thomas Clough, Biugley, grocer; Mr. Matthew Denisou ...

... 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 ...

... correct arrount This WAS a disputed settieinetit ; Mr. HLACIIIIt and Mr. Mitten& fie the amid:ants, and Mr. MAI:DB, with Mr. HARDY for the respondents. The brother of Janos Berry, the pauper. who, with his wife, • tirdrred to he retooled, bat who bad since ...

... both prosincrs hare risen in great panthers; and the ranks of the Polish corps in these :Amos have been recruited by these hardy patriots. The tormidable character of Prove insurrections has alarmed the Russian Cear, who is reported to hare made overtures ...

... Quarter SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. RIVALS. At Arch el. —Hope, Ihinean ; Toi»gr, King. Jobnaon; Tliree Brothers, Fleming Venus, Hardy , from this port. At Havre—Tally-ho, from this port. At Dnu.iv—Advenlur**, Stevens, from Kiga. At Wkxford—Strangrr. Day.from ...

... the prisoner's father. Guilty— Death Recorded. JOHN FELL was indicted for stealing a bay gelding, the properly of Thomas Dickinson. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Hii.dyard conducted the prosecution. The prosecutor farmer and resides at near Market Weighton. On the night ...

... promised, if did wiibom a housekeeper, they would pay the whole rent.— The present overseers ire Mr. Smales and Thomas last year they were Thomas \V right and Wm. Smalcs. I’y Mr Williams.— The overseers are changed every year. After’l went live in the cottage ...

... wife, on being placed in the witness box, was suddenly taken in labour, in conseqnence of which the trial was postponed. Mr. Hardy detailed the circumstances of the case to the Jury. The prisoner was indicted under the 9th Geo • IV, cap sec 11. The prosecutrix ...

... Huntington, in the North- Riding-rLEADEO Goilti. GEORfiE CLARK, alias. GEORGE was charged with perty of the Rev. John Hepworth of Hardy appeared for the prosecution. Tge prosee tor, who is' the perpetual curate of.« - the bay mare safe In a field, on the evening ...

... Stafford Mr Samuel Danby Mr John H_.rri.nn Mr Araham Braithwaite | Mr . manuel Sidd_.il Mr John Hardy . Mi Charles Noke Mr Robert Foster | Mr Robert Hartley M r Thomas Yokes I Mr Kichard D.dtou Mr James Mnnkman I After his Majesty's proclamation against profaneness ...

... it as otfensive .d. Ihe Jnry the rase, verdict l'.rUtn ’y, \mis cl.arjrod ni*h tlie nsi •ui'liter « f |).i\id ld!«-s —Mr. Hardy s'atfil cis*-. pii'oncr the deceased were empluyt-d al tlietuonH r*f the new r.-i!w,«y from Selby and f ...

... ten o'clock. Witness afterwards went with the empty things, and staid till 12 o'clock. John Hardaker, Thomas Booth, and two Sutcliffes were there. Thomas Booth— Lives with his mother next door to Suthers'. Remembers the river being high on the Bth of February ...