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... Ilorsl'all, Esq., and the Rev. IS. Godwin. The Stewards were—Mr. John Rand. Jun., Mr. Wm. Rand, Thomas Horsfall, Mr. W. Milthorp, Mr. W. Murgatroyd, Mr.Thomas G. Clayton, (of Bterley,)Mr. Bnggs Pnpplewell, Mr. Milesllliogworth, Mr. Charles T. Turner, Mr ...
... tbe gentlemav wbo sat behind him (Mr. Morley) tosr' , thki thO prosectssors believed Hardy to hardi bee re- vto usly a boy or good!character; and that, ti,, pye- Hardy had stated, a boy named Paver itpiitW~ v transaction, but it could not be brought ber ...
... Court has nothing else before it. WM. WAI.KER (25). CHAS. KENNEDY (18), JOHN HARDY (14). were charged with stealing twenty pounds' weight of pickled pork, the property of Thomas Jackson and others. pleaded Guilty, and was taken from (he bar. Mr. Hn.nyARU ...
... the sujierllne sair.pies; tinged and discoloured sorts sell heavily, per quarter. The Oat trade exceedingly heavy, and has hardy supported the prices of this day week. Grey l*ca« are rather lower, but Keans there is alteration. fVtd, aj/,Ju>maiy‘2. —The ...
... family from Thruscross to Bishopside, The pauper derived his settlement in Bishopside, according tothe respondent's case, from Thomas Fryer, his grandfather, who went to reside in that township in 1778, with a certificate from Dacre-with-Bewerley; and the ...
... (18i an. JOHN HARDY (U). chafed with stealing, at _SL2_i 851bs. of pickled pork, the property of Messrs. Tlu.mas Jackson V> i ham Hopwood, and George Rmlstou—Walker was lound not grulty ; Kennedy U) W imprisoned for oue mouth, ami Hardy un- Ul the conclusion ...
... first prisoners tried were WILLIAM WALKER (25), CHARLES KENNEDY and JOHN HARDY (11), charged with stealing, on the 2Uh of October last, 201 us. of pickled pork, the property Thomas Jackson, illm.ni -pwood, and George Rudston pleaded Guilty. Mr. Hii.nvA ...
... been in custody at \\ akefield once. Mr. Hardy : What for - was for cutting and stabbing? 1; Witness. If thee cans notask belter questions llian | these ere. you had betlersay no more. [Load laughter.] Mr. Hardy; Did you hear that you and your friends ...
... and had often declared he would commit some offence, in order that he might sent Wakefield, where had brother then confined. Thomas Holmes was charged with stealing on the 19th November last, Sheffield, twelve pieces of steel, the property of Wm. Platts ...
... Elisha Siakler for cutting and maiming, near Ripon ; ami Thomas Luio for attempt murtler, near The names of those reprieved are— Joseph Mute, convicted of rape at Whitby Samuel Sorburn arson at Thomas Rayuer, arson at Harewood ; Robert Bindley, for attempt ...
... imehouse, slup- i chandlers C. Heaps. S. Jackson, and E. Heaps. Leeds, *nb- ! bleraJ. VV. Burford and). J. Daw. Little St. Thomas Apos- tie. stationers. .J. and H. Brigham, Great Driffield, butchers h. Hardwick. J. Paget, and B. R. Vickers. Leeds, dyers ...
... disease, without any chance of recovery — Sheffield Mercury. A Good-sized Sheet of Paper. — At a dinner given by Mr. P. Dixon Hardy, to the workmen em- ployed oa his establishment, together with several indi- viduals in the trade, who had exerted themselves ...