... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Cumberland. WLord Lowther, 4; E. Stanley, 4 Denbigh..Sir. W. VV. Wynn. 4; R. M. Biddulph, Derby, N. .Lord Cavendish, a; Thomas Gisborne, a Derby, S..Lord Waterpark, a ; G. J. Vernon, Devon, N..Lord Ebrington, a; Newton Fellowes, a Devon, S..Lord John ...

... Clark, engraver, to Miss Elisabeth Wright. Same day.l Mr. Thomas Grayson, miner, to Miss Elizabe th Roebuck On Monday, Mr. Horatio George Thompson, cutler, to Mis* Sarah Bottomley. Same day, Mr. Thomas Oxley, miner, Miss Mary Roper. Same day, Mr. Aaron Turner ...

... having broken into the ; Church of South Kirby, and stolen thcrefroin a silver cup, I flaccon, and quantity of wine, Ox. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Egremont appeared for the prosecution, and Cottmgh.im appeared for the prisoner. The Jury found the prisoner fiuilty ...

... having, on the 'ddili of January last, attacked Thomas , Tennant, Esq., Leeds, and robbed him of quantity of monev, gold watch, and other things. Mr. Hardy stated the case on the part the prosecution. Thomas Tennant, Esq. staled that he had come into Leeds ...

... December last. i Mr. Sergeant Jones, .Mr. Milner, and the Hon. J. A. S. Wortley, were counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. Hardy and Mr. Dundas defended the prisoner. Mr. Sergeant Jones, having stated the case to the Jury, the following witnesses were ...

... issue*, directed the Ice-Chancellor, to try whether Thomas was the hcir-at-lavs of Lucrrtia* Roberts w'o died in 18-24; and also whether Thomas Elizabeth Dorothy Coodbrand, and Sarah vle. (Sister of Thomas were the next kin the aforesaid Lurrelia Roberts ...

... »» .-V 1 • 1 r. I ..I-- - Thomas Law and Hubert Bindley were charged with having assaulted and robbed Mr. Atkinson, of Knottingley, on the 12th January last. Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Hardy appeared for the prosecution. Thomas Atkinson, the prosecutor, slated ...

... of 16. Great St. Helenßiahopd* gale-street, wine-merchant, March and April solicitor, Mr. T. Harding, Chancery-lane. Robert Hardy, late of Barbican, but now of Black* friars-road, victualler, March 26, and April solicitor, Mr. Binns, Esscx-strcel, Strand ...

... John Peacock. P'jnd-lane and Gardens.—P. Frith. Joshua V. igfai!. —B. Houn ...