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... Rhodes and Thomas Leathara ; 10, Richard Smith; 15, Edward Pullen ; 17, 18, and 19, Thomas Famhill, James Ward, and Andrew Ward; 20, Andrew Maclean; 22, James Mouncey 23, Wi liam Batty; and 23, George Parsons and Charles Alexander Hoolcy; 2G, Thomas Edis; ...
... fore the Ghilzies, the Belo~hes, and the otherwarlike tribes a dhe . who have risen against us and we shall soon have the hardy, w orr ge, andnot over satisfied races bn this side the Indus following c onq in. their example. We had no business to interfere ...
... (in the Calendar) 1, Charles Walker; 5, Joshsa Stockwell; 6 and 7, Charles Rhodes and Thomas Leatham;' 10, Richard Smith; 15, Edward Pnllen; 17, 18, and 19, Thomas Farnhill, James Ward, and 'Andrew Ward; 20, Andrew Maclean.,; .22, James 'Mouncey; 23, ...
... MAnaci 5. C. ale Rode(Before Baron Rolfe.) - F Charles Rhodes and Thomas Leatham were indicted for v burglary in the house of Thomas Bramall, and for cutting u and wounding the said Thomas Bramall, an offence which, t notwithstanding the relaxation of our ...
... CROWN COURTâ Saturday, March 5. (Before Baron Holfe.) Charles Rhodes and Thomas were indicted for burglary in the house of Thomas Bramall, and for cutting and wounding the said Thomas Bramall, an offence which, notwithstanding the relaxation of our penal ...
... PRIVATE BILLS.-Several private bills were severally r read a second time, and ordered to be committed. h On the motion of Mr. HARDY, the Bradford (Yorkshire), d waterworks bill was read a third time and passed. e ELECTION COMMITTEEs.-Mr. P.M. STEWART. as ...
... awarded to Messrs. Jones, England, eind Terry;- Mr. No-h maisa was also at competitor. Th'le whole of the prizes for hardy anad half-hardy were wvon by Mr. Terry ; Mr. Hes. e *,lewood cud Mr. Joists seist plants wvhich were Placed.- Prinsies.-Prizes for ...
... Sir S I Cockburn, E B Denison, 0 DuncoinK; J Hardy, W S r Licellcs, A Lawson, Lord l'ollington, 'on J S Wortley, P .For iniking the duty on' wool Is. per cwt., s IV Aldam, w Bufscild, B B Denison, J Hardy, W S Las. C Mriles, B 'I Atliines, E Protheroe ...
... Leonard). COTTAGERS WHO 'EXHIBITE D.-Thomas Allen. Wm Brusby, be Tickton; - Bilnnington, Woodmansey Wm Bell; T Jenkinsoit, Rs Robert Lee, Sooth Dalton, Geo Playfortb, J Plowman, Aike; be - Pawson, Woodmansey- Thomas Richardson, Lockinglon; J WI Stephenson ...
... Jones; 3, Mr S Apple. e ton, 4, Mr H Taylor, gardenerto John Hewebson, Esq; 5, John e 3Igauld, Esq; 6. Mr T Jones . Hardy or Half Hardy Planb-f .2 Mr SAppleton 3, W Heslevood, Esq; 4, Mr 8 Appleton; 5, 6, W Heslewood, Esq. b BOUQUET, DESIGN, OR BASKET ...
... of Quarter Sessiotis, at Bradford, on the trial P of two boys for stealing two sacks used as door mats, the c prosecutor, Thomas Harney, of' Huddersfield, be ng asked 0 could hie identify the sacks? said yes, one of them by a t mark ot grease, and the ...