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... 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 ...
... st»ti*jJJ half-past one. anl Feb. 22. twe've.at f«signee, Mr Pelrher, • ...
... Royds, Leeds, cloth maniifact»' f, Feb. 11. and March I, at Solicitors. Messrs. Wiglesworth and Rjdsda!c ' and Mr. nnt, Leeds. Thomas of HnddersfHd, March I, ten,at the Pack Horse Inn.H udder** Messrs and Co. Chancery-lane; and Norton. Huddersfleld. . John ...
... daughter of Mr. Alderman Smith, of this city. On Monday, the inst.. at Newton Kyme.by the Rev. Edward Duncombe, SI. A., the Rev. Thomas Hart Dyke, second son of Percival Hart Dyke, Bart, Castle, the county of Kent, to Elisabeth, second daughter of nomas Lodington ...
... the said Francis Sturdy. JESSE CLAY, (35), charged upon Ihe oath of Thomas ol Mil tie d, clothier, and others, with stealing, en 31 day November, one cow, tlle properly the said Thomas 28, 29 JOHN POLLARD,(26), and BARTHOLOMEW PICKARD. (17), charged upon ...
... October, last. He was also fonnd Guilty ou this indictment, aud Judgment of death was recorded. BURGLARY AT BE WE RLE V HALL. THOMAS WTTHERWICK, (20), r.nd GEO. WITHERWICK, (23), charged with burglariously cn'ering the mansion-house John York, Esq. stealing ...
... Sebright of Sir Thomas Haggerstoue, Bart., of Griinstone Lodge S r Wm. Bryan Cooke. Bart, Alexander Bosvillc, Esq., of Thorpe Wm. Ramsden, Esq. of Lolherton Wm. Markham, Esq., of Hall John York, Esq., Philip Davies Cooke, Esq., of Owston Thomas Davison Bland ...
... done us justice. I'am as innocent as a child unborn. THOMAS LAW, (25), and ROBERT BINGLEY, were changed with assaulting Thomas Atkinson, on the 12th of January last, with intent to murder him. Mr. Hardy, (with whom was Mr. Greenwood), stated the case. Mr ...
... the pi in this case; and Mr. Pollock, Mr. ar.d Mr for the defendants. Mr. opened the pleadings. He said, the plaintiff' •Ma* Thomas Sowle, F.lizabetli Sowle. \Villi.,m Uoodbran, aud Sosanr.ah ; and tbe questions for the j ry were sent down the V i Chancellor ...
... k , Assistants, held at the Court-House, Milner, Esq., barrister-at-law, was .fH Reorder of that borough, rice John Hardy, k t**!. hardy's patent recorder is dated loth 11,41 the learned gentleman held the office years. Excellent Example. t tain of Goole ...
... to Coster's great astonishment, who proved, that the letters sent Mr. Clarke, of Houiton, were in Coster's hand writing. Thomas Walker, brother to Joseph, was also called to prove the same fact. Coster cross-examined these witnesses to prove that they ...
... been determined upon.] Committed to the Castle, —John Pearson and Fanny Kay, both of Leeds, charged with house breaking. —Thomas Burn, charged with stealing a dark-bay mare, the property of John Wilkinson, of Sessay, in the North-Riding.— John Carrick ...