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... Winterbotiom r. Helliwell 7 January 19. 3 Richard Owen v. Gregory. « January 26. 271 Thomas Aldam ;• - [} 331 Chas. Cawkwell ». Herring 0 4 3 Do. r. Fairist.. 2 2 6 349 Thomas Hardy r. Wright.. 1 4 367 James Dale r. Hinchliffe .. tb 7 February 2. 539 John Carson ...
... C. Branson cross-examined the witnesses behalf of the prisoner Committed. Mary White, charged with picking the pocket of Thomas White, of Ordsall, Ikine-scale-cutter, of Saturday last, in the passage of public-house in Water-lane, was committed. John ...
... towards Shadwell, and was not seen again. Directly afterwards, the tiger passed Mr. Thomas, who had sought refuge a doorway. After the tiger had passed him, Mr. Thomas lost no time in communicating the circumstance to all the policemen in the vicinity ...
... â WlL- ' LI AM COOK, for stealing a shovel at Wath, the proper- ty of Thomas Sayles.- JOSEPH BALL, for stealings Scotch snuff box from the shop of Ann Roberts, at Shef- field.- HARDY GREGORY (pleaded guilty), for obtain- ing by false pretences, three gallons ...
... at Skilstone. —WIL- COOK, for stealing a shovel at Wath, the property of Thomas Sayles.—JOSEPH BALL, for stealings Scotch snuff box from the shop of Ann Roberts, at Sheffield.-HARDY GREGORY (pleaded guilty), for obtaining by false pretences, three gallons ...
... Woodruff.—Cooke was acquitted by the Jury—Moore was found Guilty,and was senteiiced to one month imprisonment and hard labour. Thomas Arnold, (2.3,) and James Smith, (26,) charged with stealing fowls at.Conisbroiigh, the property of Joseph Chadwick. —The prisoners ...
... mischief. Scurcly a public building in the town and neighbourhood has escaped the destructive element. The church erected Mr. Hardy, at Buttersbaw has not suffered much dauiiige, but it is curious circumstance and indicative the violence Vtl, IUUI* » the ...
... Messrs. Moss, Thomas Edwards, Jas. Parkinson, and Henry Fleet, for Macarthy's Island, in the Gambia and Sierra Leone; the Uev. Messrs, J. P. Hcthrington and Henry Lanton, fur Canada; Jno. Richards and William Impey, for South Eastern Africa; Thomas Burrowes ...
... LIFE INSURANCES, Effected by thomas gates, agent to the SUN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ('Dice, No. 5, EAST PARADE, Sheffield, where every information respecting Life Insurances may be obtained. JANUARY 26, 183 d. TOWN-HALL. (for Tuesday's Town-Hall ...
... life, she refused this offer. Suicide.— On Thursday week, “an inqu cst was held before Thomas Lee, jun., Es ...
... And, indeed, there is no marvel— The minuter w worthy of the age that submits his •Uwc leading strings. Times have been when hardy Englishmen were represented m parliament men of nerve and integrity, when they would yield no court favourites, end be governed ...