... costs for the wilful damage done to the (lour, ant in default of payment was committed to hard labour for 14 days. Lilies Hardy was ordered to pay a fine of 2;. 6:1. under the Bye.lawv, for creating a brawl opposite St. Andrew's Workhouse, on Friday evening ...

... were-MIr. Matnle, solicitor to the Treasury; Thomas Morris, sur- 1 veyor; Thomas Bowen, George Lloyd, Richard a Hawkins, Joseph Stockdale, James Samuel, s Henry Smith, James Anthony, John Nicholas t Hawkins, and Thomas Saunders; at six o'clock- f the Court rose ...

... apprehetided with part of the clothes upon him The waisucost was pledged. Guilty-to be kept to hard labour six calendar months. THOMAS 8wNDks o : ; vtI,4j-I stealiogaAswatth, ther' iroperitV YorJ.osepi8t r f Stocitton,. ods he'-2lh of Januaryi-oibDd GazolION ...

... eight iPLy5. MVichael Kelly and Thomas Brady were each fined 2s. fid. under the bye laws,for creating a brawl in the Side, by fighting there on Sunday morning. Francis Gardener, a reputed thief, was committed to hardI labour for one calendar month, having ...

... the Quay- side, on Sunday night. ailttheo Asrnstrong, shoemaker, was charged with wilfllly breaking open the roomt door of Thomas Do- uolly, Norto Shore, about 3 o'clock on Sunday morning last, and violently assaniting Margaret MeCloude, a lodger in the ...

... Newton Hall; Hen. Tower, Esq., of Elemore; Thomas Cookson, Esq., of the Hermitage; Newb y Lowson, Esq., of Vhitworthi Wim. Thomas Greenwell, Esq., of Greenwell Ford; 'homas Feawick, Esq., of South Hill; George Thomas Leaton Bleakinsopp, Usq., of Hop yland ...

... cost;, for anl as- sault on a policeman, When in the execution of his dtily, anld in deftult or playiunst W-a o.rnrnttod to hardI La- bour for I week. Ilobert Charstres and David TWyOr', were charged with having forced open a window of all attic, at the ...

... of Ifaqis- trates. - ALNVWICK, Ocr. 21.- The following gentlemen were 'sworn of the, Grand Jury:-Thomas Forster, Esq. of Adderstone House, foreman ; Thomas George Smith, Esq. of Togston; Henrv Dininiui, Esq.ofWarentoi ; Henry Pearethf Bur- rell, Esq. of ...

... Alawick, on the 19th inst., bemnre ELd ard Dale Esq., John Do>ds and Tuomas Wade, two travelling vagraucs, were brought up by Mr Thomas Thompson, of W.arkwirth, polico otficer, aud convicted, for lhaving on the same day beg- ged at iluviik ilall. They were ...

... having been caught in tihe act of attempt- ing to pick a lady's pocket, near to ?? gateways crossing the race ?? Briggs and Thomas Jones, two moore of the thieving fraternity, were similarly charged, and coammitted for a similar ?? Gray and Henry Jacksots ...

... property of William Fairbairn, cartman, Barras Bridge, about 7 o'clock this morning, and was committed to prison for ;4 days. -Thomas Jacques and John G. Pratt were charged with fighting in Gallowgate, about a quarter to one o'clock this morning, and were ...

... police, charged with creating a disturbance in the Guildhall, during the sessions, was reprimanded and ?? Price and Dorothy Hardy, pitmen's wives, from Winlaton, Nvere charged by one ot the po- lice with being found begging at Sumrnmerhill. The policeman ...