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... Wakefield last week, John Toiler ton, constable of Stanley, who some time ago tefused to attend to a precept directed to him Thomas Lee, Esq., coroner for the Wakefield district, requiring him to summon three jurymen from the township in which he acted, ...
... assistance of the charitable will therefore be highly acceptable to both Societies. Imitation Sovereigns. On Monday last, Thomas Benjamin Fawkes, dealer brass medals, made in imitation of sovereigns, was convicted the penalty of 40s. and costs, for having ...
... Hell, Esq., Cbrwtophsr Beckett, Esq., John Hardy, Eeq., M.P., John Hill. Esq., George Banka, Eaq., William Hsy, Esq., MartintHiDd, Eaq., Thomae Blayds, Esq., Jonathan ilks, Esq., Peter Rhodes. Esq., Thomas Beckett, Esq , Ralph .Markland, Eaq., John Gott ...
... according to seniority :âHenry Hall, Esq., Christopher Beckett, Esq., John Hardy, Esq., M.P., John Hill, Esq., George Banks, Esq , William Hey, Esq., Martin Hind. Esq., Thomas Blayds, Esq., Jonathan Wilks, Esq., Peter Rhodes, Esq., Christ. Smith, Esq ...
... account, and there is little doubt that they will prove to be the identical pigs stolen. Cruelty to Animals.—On Tuesday, Thomas Weare, John Barrett, and William Foster, carriers between Otley and Leeds, were summoned to the Court-House iv Leeds, at the ...
... Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs Blanc, Oliver, and Cook, New Bridge st, Blackfriars official esaignee, Mr Green, Aldermanbury. THOMAS WARE, late of Allwrslon, in the county of Dorset, since Blandford Forum, In the same county, builder, d c, March 6, 28, at ...
... fined £4.105. and costs, and in default payment committed for two months to ihe House of Correction. On Tuesday, Thomas Day son snd Thomas Trainer, were charged by Edward Ball, wherryman, with having on the previous evening, stolen from his wherry, Marsh-lane ...
... in favour of Lord Francis Egerton's motion :—Sir John Beckett, R. Bethell, A. Cbapman, Sir J. C. Dalbiac, Hon. Duncombe, J. Hardy, J. W. Hogg, A. Lawson, T. Pemberton, Lord Pollington, J. Richards, Sir F. Trench, and tbe Hon. Jamea S. Wortley. Mr' Blackburne ...
... the chair. The meeting was addressed by tbe Rev. Thomas Allbutt, Vicar of Dewsbury, Thomas Cook, Esq., banker, tho Rev. Mr. Wood, ofthe Methodist New Connexion, the Rev. G. S. Bull, of Byerley, Mr. Thomas Todd, Mr. T. S. Brooke, Mr. Graham, surgeon, Mr ...
... provisions of the act under which no regulations have been issued by the Commissioners which are unpopular in the country, Mr. Hardy inquired, before the debate com-! menced, whether Lord John Russell meant to| preclude inquiry into the effect of such provisions) ...
... and John Smith. For fourteen years— Patrick Daly. William Taylorson. and Farrar. For seven years William Tinkler, Thomas Earnshaw, Thomas Scott, John Oxley, John Jackton, John Galvin. David North, John Mitchell, and John Tinker. Extraordinary Explosion ...
... having corrupted was incapanic of sitting any longer in that house. Mr. Hardy was ready to inserts clause to such an effect. He would defy the Hoo. Gentleman to prove that he (Mr. Hardy) had ever been guilty of bribing. Mr. Roebuck had not meant insinuate ...