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... charged with perjury. Lane 14, 15, Jonathan Whsitaker, *an Thomas Smith,'4 of Thornton, undeci chareed with ditto. 16. Riehard Holliday, charged with poaehting-at Little elkes'. dayi 17. Thomas Hartley, charged with the murder of Wmn. Concan- TI non, at ...
... charged with killing and slaying Thomas Robinson, otherwise Thomas Smithson. 45. Charles Coupland, charged with having, on the 12th of February lIst, at Leeds, committed a rape on Mary Ann Hardy, wire of r Joseph Hardy. l. AichttlAggan, otherwise Goode ...
... sub- sided, inquiries began to be made as to the fate of the inmates, both houses, which are the property of a lady named Hardy, being let out in tenements, and it was found that the house No. 10i, in wlelilh the explosion took place, was inhabited by ...
... Hlarrogate, foreman ; Thomas Dei Atkinson, miller, Boroughbridge; John Baines, farmer, Plomptiont drn Thomas Cass, farmer, Kirk Hammerton; Wmn. Dawson, farmer. fill Marton-cumn-Grafton ; Johno Dunn. hair dresser, Harrogate ; Thomas C Gudgeon, farmer, M ...
... other articles, at Wakefeld1 the property of Joseph Goodall.-Thomas Laycoek 24, charged with stealing a great coat, and other articles, at Calverhey, the property of Henry Jackt son. Thomas Midgley, 19, charged with stealing worsted weft, at flingley ...
... Providence, Vickera ; Wentwortli, Jack. T lite sou. Lynn-Jobu and Thomas, Wrigglcswortlh ; Eliz I, Cook; John and Elizabdth. Skin ; Bang-up, Gardiner; Merchant. A atman, Watson; Thomas and Wary, Deplerige; Mlary, Fenton ; Lively, Cawthorn; Oak and Stasidard ...
... RAPE AT BEESTON. ing ive CHiARLES COUPLAND (23) was indictedforeommittingarape knc ad on the person of Mary Ann Hardy, wife of Jot. Hardy, of Beeston, on twc a the 12Lit of February last. Counsel for the prosecution Mr. BAtEns the rne and Mr. HAI.L; for ...
... iVetN, ef Nlrwhouauc, e uddoraeld. Enoch Bailey, of Bingley. The Jurors 'beirg severally sworn, with the ex- .eaptioa of Mr. Thomas Firth, who, being a Quaker, affirmed in the mode usual with that body of per- -ons, Mr. 'WIGETrAN opened the pleadings, stating ...
... of its objects by rnarcbihg in procession with barners, aud1 by torca-light, making greit noise; and although a few stout hardy men might not be frightened, the peaceable inhabitants generally *were considerably aarme0, as the evidence will show you. ...