... public interest whatever. BEFORE MR. WIIISTON, JL'S., CORONER. | Tuesday, the Jtitli instant, at Staitton-by Dale, the body Thomas Hardy, aged 14 years, whose death took j place the morning before, consequence of about ton weight of earth falling upon him ...

... would resider them liable to transportathon. They Were then Ti ordered to be imprisoned for tise apace of one month. i Thomas Hardy, aged 211, cistrged with having oil tue 4th b July, at Ileanor, broken atid entered a building within thle curtilage of ...

... sell at the places set opposite to their respective names- Thomas Fields-Shop-London-road. William Jackson-Stall-Market-place. George Titterton-Stall-ditto. William Wragg-Shop-Sadler-gate. Thomas Mason-Shop-Iron-gate. [Before DOUGLAS Fox, and T. P. BAcsraxGoP ...

... had no license and was not authorized by law so to do.- Convicted. [Before Jon-, SAsNDARs, and R. WV. HADEN, Esqrs.) June 1.-Thomas Jennings, was brought up charged with assaulting and resisting James Allen and Richard Hanson, two of the constables of this ...

... length, showed most excellent specimen Derbyshire mining, tile operative portions having been executed principally by the hardy and skilful miners of the locality ; the works, all appearance, possessing a durability equal to Matlock's famed High Tor, ...

... again at the latter place. Thomas Wakefield, police serieant, saw prisoner in the beast market at Sheffield on the following day, when be gave his name Fox, and said the sheep were his own. He asked 30s. each for them. Thomas Rayner, superintendent of ...

... property of he ?? reen.- Convicted as a roguie and vagbn n cmitdto tile house of correction to hard labor far one calendar month. Thomas Dallison, was chayedwith being found in the sobsp of~ Mary Deoxter, in Sad]h gteforan unlawful purpose. Committed to the house ...

... was a bad job, and he would willingly pay for them. Cross xamed-N eardanythigbad of him before; he is a married man. George Hardy, police offlcer, said he apprehended the pri- soner, who told him he took the boards thinking they were -his father's; he produced ...

... stealing on or | about the 17th of May, at tle township of Litchurch, near I Derby, one bay gelding, the property of Thomas Stenson. I - Thomas Stenson is a farmer, living at Litchureb, near l Derby. Saw his horse safe in a field adjoining his house s on the ...

... aged 3S, were charged with having stolen On the 12th day of August, one silk bandkerchief and one opera rye, the property of Thomas Peacock. ('rmintain pleaded guilty: Grice not guilty. Air. PICKERIaNO prosecuted; prisoner was unlefended. 'Martha lill, ...

... CuiixNEvs.'`-7ths August, an 1840.-Lately, ait the Rotation Office, Pontefract, Mr. Baunimforth, flour dealer, was convicted by Thomas Rout- i lidge, Esq., the Mayor, in tile mnitigated penalty of fivem iiosncls atnd costs, for knowingly allowing a youtig personI ...

... coming out of the room. Mrs. Brooks gave her the cap and two borders, and Hardy (policeman) brought her the other things. [These were produced and identified by her]. Samuel Hardy apprehended prisoner. Received a waist- ciat from a person named Yeomans ...