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... Escricko Park, Sir Charles Slingsby, of Scrivern Faric, Bert. WVilliatIll M1ourdant Edward Milner, of Nun Appleton, Errq., M.P. Thomas Barstow, of Garrow Hlill, Esqj. James Brown, of Ilarelalilla, Esq. Francis Cliolnneley, of Braindslay, RE q. JoeisDnt, of ...
... MAr. BLISS, Mr. MAT'TFIEwS,,aend Mr. BLA24SRABD, ap- id peared as counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. OvanesND 9. and Mr. HARDY for the defence. Bn Mr. BIesS stated that the deceased, a child 'of seven t years of age, was the step-eoi of the prisoner ...
... she and herI Ipped, mother came out, at half-past seven o'clock. When Ps ad- the women, who were accompanied by a man namedI Thomas Newns, approached the stile, the prisoner Mtinog went up to the girl, and asked her Iwhether she .Oug~t was going to leave ...
... Burton, Chass. Cheethan, Thomas Hervey, Michli. Johnson, Richard R. Wolfe, William Kelk, T. M. Ridley, F. J. Jobson, Josh. Saul. John Ely, George Hills, Thomas Harris, John Moore Kirk, Wim. Hudswell, Edward Maxwell, Thomas Scales, Israel Holgate, Josb ...
... particulars of this catse still be found under the head of Accidents, Otfeslees, dsc. ADnOg S the ivitnesses examined wvis Thomas I(yto, otie of the la- bouring men employed by Mr. Chadwick, ite surveyor, to repair Threadneedle-street, who stated that ...
... the collision took place through their negligence, on which issue was joined. Mr. KNOWLES stated the case. The plaintiffs, Thomas Fisher and several other persons, had found it necessary to bring this action forward, in order to recover compensation for ...
... the Acorn Inn, Brumley, before John Black- burn, Eiq., coroner for the borough of Leeds, on the re body of. Mr. Nathaniel Hardy, butcher, of Bramtley. ilt The dec-eased was forty, years of %ge ; he had been Co at Leeds on Saturday last, and on his way ...
... be most excellent. Now repeat this- .the learned gentleman then read! the following extract from the speech in defence of Hardy, reported in the 24th volume of the state Trials i~ A mercenary informer knows no distinction. Under such a system the obnoxious ...
... grievous bodily harm, to Thomas Carr, was sentenced to be transported e for twenty years. t CROWN COURT-FRnDAY. Jo/n Whittaker, jun., was charged with having maliciously killed and maimed certain sheep, the Uropdity of Thomas Smith, of Conisbrongh, near ...
... Josh. Roberts leof its same. Iscpreear three ?? Ledger, obtaining Iron, by I 1l0 false pretnes, wills intent to defraud John Hardy of the earn e. al 0:Isprisoned sac iweek.-Wran. Hall, stealinlg a watch, the property of James P~ldndr. Not Guilty.-Jolin M ...
... honour of di 1. Patrick O' Connor's acquaintance, and never dreamt tl d of having murdered that gentleman-Mr. Inspector tU e Hardy, 0, said he had caused inquiries to be made, bi e and lad ascertained that the prisoner was a hawker, PI y andfrespectable ...
... readers, as we published them 1at length at the time.. The jury found the prisoner not .guilty. 5 ~~~SATrURDAY, JULY 17. 1 Thomas Sykes, who had boen out on bail, on at charge of Ifeloniously assaulting Lydia, the wvifo of John Kaye, a. Kirkhecaton, on ...