... AVILSON's DIVIDE, ND. rllE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankrruptcy, bearing I1 date the It May, 1832, ?? and issued fortht against THOMAS KNOWLTON W1IL.SON, of Pockling- ton, in tlte County of York, Tanner, Dealer and Cnapman, intend to meet on the 2-2nd Dasy ...

... recover the amount of the plaintiffs* charge for business done by theai in the action Jacklyn v. Hardy, which was instituted to recover damages from Mr. Hardy, the steward of ihe Honour of Pontefract, for a decree issued by that court authorizing a seizure ...

... plaintiff; and Mr. BLSCKSBXXC, with Mr. Deuuss, for the action Ifongfct Mr. Thomas Atkinson, , 11-Ufa*, against the defendants John Lastw md, Thomas East wood. James Dyson. John and Thomas Sraosfi-14, , to rucoi. In damage* for an auavh and false 1 imprisonment ...

... 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 ...

... Crosby Mr Christopher Watson Mr Isaac Taylor Mr Jobs Copley Mr Charles James Palmer Mr Stephen P. Wrlks Mr William Gibson Mr Thomas Varey Mr William Scholefield Mr George Woodall Mr Henry Bellerby Mr Saaauel Hen wood Mr Peter Rymer Mr Samuel Maddocks Hi* ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tenant, Esq. of Leeds, and robbed him of a quantity e>f money, a gold watch, and other things. Mr. Hardy stated the case on the part of the prosecution. Thomas Tennant, Esq. stated that he had come into Leeds on the 2(ith January, about seven o'clock in the ...

... the bouse of Mr. T. Gamble, ArUdngttm, and stolen a gun.— Judgment rf death recorded. THOMAS LAW and ROBERT BING LEY, were eonric»rd of violently assaulting 'Thomas Atkinson, Knoitmgley, and beating him with sticks with inte murder him. Guilty. Ilia Lordship ...

... 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 ...

... speaking of Marshall, D—n him, lie had not done with it yet. She said it w»s very well Thomas had not taken his pipe out with him tl.: morning. By ihe J idc r— Thomas Hunter had been in custody tsen for die fir.' fire. Sural, MaliuiiH and William Rol/inson ...