Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... to transportation for life. He would not admit that the prisoner was guilty. Wilson Plant, framework-knitter, Wbitwick, Thomas Hardy, William Foster, Mr. Widdowson, and Mr. Slater, all of Burton, gave the prisoner a good character. Guilty.—Twelve calendar ...
... prison and rendered by the form iudh uncut to transportation for life. Id nut this the prisoner was guilty.—Wilsoo r, wirk, Thomas Hardy. V. thaw sod Mr. Shier. all of Burton. gave •Vsra. ter. (:witty: twelvemonth; hard Iles., of l'srremon, three mouths soli- ...
... pounds of beef, the property of Thomas Cooper. Thomas Cooper is a butcher, living at Wimeswold. and on the 27th of October had some beef in his shop: in the morning it was gone. There was nearly 3011 s. weight of it. Thomas Abbott afterwards brought it to ...
... Mr. John Wilson Mr. Richard Clark Mr. R. Moor Mr. J. Midworth Mr. 8. Bentley Mr. J. Claypool Mr. James Bridges Mr. Richard Hardy. Andrew Hickson was indicted for receiving three linen shirts, two pairs of duck trousers, and three silk handkerchiefs, knowing ...
... among the bill* was one for .£3OO, drawn by Messsrs. Robinson, Son, and Co., and last endorsed Thomas Blakemore. On Thursday week, Thomas Pratt and Thomas Hallam, both of Loughborough, were committed for trial at the approaching sessions, charged with ...
... John Hardy Mr. Wm. Barton South Ferriby Hattersley Mr. J. jun. ditto Waddingham Mr. Wra. ditto Hall Mr. John ditto Walkden Mr. Thomas Barton Hall and Burton Messrs. ditto Waters Mr. John Elsham Hesleden Mr. W. a ditto Woodall Mr. John Goxhill Hardy Mr. ...
... produced two pair of shoes which be received ( rue eqsally congenial to dime who love a ROW-for on this - John M'Alpin - 'Thomas Porter Scrimshaw ,- Policeman . if, ripprelieuded the prisoner in Brunsslay Jones and Coin met at WoOdhead in Derbyshire ...
... should, as before, their service ; all other things to be reckoned as secondary. (Cheers.) The toast was drunk with 3 times 3. Thomas Burroughs, Esq. thanked the meeting for the compliment paid to him. His attention had of course been mainly turned to the ...
... having assaulted Thomas Hardy, of Colwick, and committed to the said House of Correctioe, far two calendar wreaths. convicted by the lame Wedristrites in the penalty of 2a. 6d. and costs, for having usaaltedJohe %initiation. of Arnold. Thomas iobtnsoe was ...
... mails were transferred across the pounds worth of damage done. Fortunately the prisoners water in a barge. A schooner, the Thomas Mason. had were in bed at the time of the occurrence, or many of them drifted out in the night without crew and was lost. ...
... of mutton, the property of Thomas Durham, of Newport Pagnel.— Sentence, two months’ imprisonment, lest week aolitary con- finement. Ws. Carter and Gzorce Canter were found guilty of stealing two springs, the property of Thomas House, of lver. Imprisoned ...
... proceukal in the accustomed form to open their respective Courts. —la the Court of Common Pleas, the 4111110. the Right Me. Thomas Erskine, late Chief Judge the Bankruptcy Court, took his seat on the Beach, and the customary oaths were administered to him ...