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... Solicitor, Sroit Davy-gate, York. W» Walker, Nottingham, sitkman, Jan 16, Feb 14. Solicits Messrs Enfield and Son, Nott ngham. W. Thomas, Ystradgimlais, Brecon, timber merchant, Ji 15, Feb 14. Solicitors, Messrs and Bevan, Brecon. W. M'Lintock, Barnsley, Yorkshire ...
... Hanover-square, tailor, M 111, at one o'clock. March 10, at eleven, at the Court. Solicitor, Mr Wootton, Tokenhouse yard. Thomas Smith, Goswell-street, grocer. Feb. 11, March R,| twelve o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. ardson, Ironmonger-lane ...
... Clark, official assignee. S. Nee Bankruptcy. G. Green, official assigne., 18, Alderman. ™ *»* Taylor, soHdton, I, Kiqft I Thomas Robaon, of w > Northumberland, batcher, Mad on *» I'M Commission- room, ESSa?™, Bro okrt«nk and F»rn, solicitors, It. on ...
... servants the company, that at the time above mentioned, two men were heard discoursing near the toll-houife, when one, named Thomas Morris* insisted on en*. deavouring to pass toll-free by means of climbing over the cheveux defrieze at the back of the tollhouse; ...
... URGLARY GUISELE Thomas Bo ol (34 Jonethan Holder (22) and Richard Ws alle er (2 b, charged with h Og; on the 13th September last, burglariously broken an entered the dwelling house of Jonathan Waite, situate at Guiseley, and stolen thérefrom two pair ...
... fowls at Skipton, property of Thomas Cockshott John Scott (18), stealing Ids, at Wetherbv, from Sarah lin.—A KrxjinderMackay (99), stealing waring apparel, at Butler (19), stealing two deal planks, propertyof Peter Buck.—Thomas Haigh («7), pleaded guilty ...
... by being inrited sit at their table (cheers)- After speaking in terms of high commendation the objects of the society, Mr. Hardy reminded them that pride before destruction, and ft haughty spirit before a fallcautioned them they had laid the foundation ...
... dent. The other Vicepresidents were Mr. Wm. Hawkins, Mr. George Longbottom, Mr. Charles Whiieley, and Mr. Wm. Tetley. Mr. Thomas Hinchliffe acted as toast-master and director. On the right and |left of the Chairman, we observed the following distinguished ...
... dyer, May 13, June at 10, at the Commissioners' rooms, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs j Milne and Co., Temple, London; Mr Thomas Potter, Man-1 Chester. j Barnabas Brough. Pontypool, Monmouthshire, brewer, May at 12, and June 9, at 1, at the Three Salmons ...
... Noble, of Hoctoo, gentleman (Foreman.) Mr. Thomas Dixon, Bradford, ironmonger. Mr. John Brown, Bradford, woolstapler. Mr. John Collins, of Manningham, coal merchant. Mr. Reuben Craven, of Yeadoo, innkeeper. Mr. Thomas Dewhirst, of Bradford, woolstapler. Mr ...
... STEALING SVISIttT Thomas Harrison (36), pleaded guilty to steal, ing a pair of steelyards at Guiseley, from the table of Daniel Illingworth. On the chairman asking the prisoner if it was the first offence, answered deapondingly So. Sentenced Two Months ...
... the property of Thomas \tkin*on. James Wilson (28), charged with joiners' tools, at Halifax, the property of Samuel Highley and others,—Richard Greenwood (4). charged with stealing woollen cloth, at Dewsburv. the property f Thomas Ely.—David Illingworth ...