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... to Mrs. Grayson, Wharram Piercy, **t prize, £3 ;to Thomas Walker, servant to Mr. Heseltiue, ~ u ggleby, 2d prize, £2 ; to Richard Sawdon, servant to Mr. r* o| ton, Thirkleby, 3d prize, /l ; to Thomas Davison, servant l ° Mr. Cawood, Duggleby, 4th prize ...
... Leeman was for the prosecution ; Mr. Holtby defended the prisoners.—The facts of the case are these :—the prosecutor, Thomas Hardie, of Bishop Wilton, was going down Walmgate on Thursday night last about half-past seven, when he was accosted by two women ...
... in Walmoate — At the Guildhall, ha this city, an Monday last, Jain Speight and Jane Rice, were charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop a ill.*, near Footbridge, on the previous Thursday evening, ol £SSB. w bich, with the exception af a ...
... buibfi brokers.. Thomas Wood and George Wood, Dudley, W°'- cestershire, spirit merchants.. ..Thomas Houlton and John Houlton, Wokingham, Berkshire, saddlers Wilh— n Ni- cholls and John Brook, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, rish mer- chants. Thomas Darke Allin and ...
... George's, which occupied a considerable portion of the attention of the meeting. Through the exertions of the secretaries, Mr. C. Hardy, and Mr. W. R. Lyth, the number of scholars has lately increased very much, and if it continues to increase, it will very soon ...
... John Stuart Wortley, Wortley. The Hon. Beilby Richard Lawley, Escrick Park. Sir Thomas Digby Legard, of Ganton, Bart. Sir Henry Mervyn Vavasour, of Melbourne, Bart. Thomas Davison Bland, of Kippax Park, Esq. Alex. \V. R. Bosville, of Thorpe Hall, Esq. ...
... defraud Thomas Ainsley. 2. HENRY CLARK (21), charged with having feloniously stabbed Henry Lund, with iuteut to him some grievous bodily harm. 3. 4. JOHN SPEIGHT (28), and JANE RICE (21), charged with having feloniously stolen from the person Thomas Hardy ...
... ealt foal to Liverpool, on Thursday last, ac Cbttertck, where she has been sent to be put to Inheritor. We understand that Mr Thomas Cliff, formerly braining groom to Earl Pilswilliam. has been engaged as private trainer 10 the Marquis of Water ford. On Satnrday ...
... trials « 1 berag aa_wm_ mmtkaaemaommei aa Tkmsiaj, kafcte „ H_a. ba leal TaTLOH Cm Wmmm. I>%H *notb« g- t ?? Taeaaa Basuvs. __f THOMAS ASTOX CLIFFORD CONSTABLE, MAMT m HIGH-UEHIFF. V Agt. 1 ?? ITadswerik, charged witb baring, oo tbe Sn I Ja-* Ig, at Maddsßatsl- ...
... We underfill 4 that a man at Hull bas also been taken into custody. Appointment We have much pleasure in stating, thst Mr Thomas Tate, of Alnwick, late Lecturer on Chemistry, in the Medical School, in thn city, and Mathematical Editor of tbe Yorh Courant ...
... the Rev. W. Barker, Curate, Mr. Thomas Kirby, of that place, builder, to Sarah, niece to Thomas Meek, Esq., all of Sowerby. Same day, at Northallerton, Mr. Simon Hirdman, of Synavmire, to Isabella, daughter of Mr. Thomas Lightfoot, of Viewley Hill. On ...
... the Court Hou9e, Bradford, charged with stealing quantity of copper coin, the evening of Tuesday week, from the stall Thos. Hardy, orange-seller, in Kirkgate, in that town. The facts of the case were as follows: On the evening of the day before mentioned ...