... pleaded Nut Guilty. A second itolietteent diverged Mawilsley a♦ principal, and limes accessory for ehooting and wounding Thomas Wyatt, with intent to murder him ; and a third charged both with robbing James Emil', at Addington, being armed. The two latter ...

... prisoners, who seemed half starved, denied the charge.—Verdict, Guilty. Thomas Keats and George GillWo3 were sentenced to Fourteen days' imprisonment hard labour etch, and Thomas Nicholls for one month, he having been in custody three times before. Joseph ...

... wool the ordered pe Iles reCei•C•ilo-morrim MET 30POLITA N NEWS. It. COURT—MA.IIIIMb. Is July Mea..rs. Belts e. Barrow. Mr. Hardy applied a parer fur iojouctiom to frank. John Bartow. of Mincing-lane, front Jellies two parcels of brandies, part of a larger ...

... lAnettaliire. (:rage Law, Calverley, Yorkshire. rard-nissoirarturer Thomas Nlilkw, Cownen•ial•likwr, kentish-town, rower. Ilk hard Davrell Ikad. Stones•-emsl, Boraugh,victualhr. Thomas It 'challis, Folkestone, brewer. Christopher Hobson, Newesistle-eposs-Tyne ...

... Mouse of Commons woo called a set of woundels. a sink of corruption the limit! of Peers was also vilified and n the liens,. of Hardy was dist:meted the following retinal effusion : Why should we vainly waist our prime Repeating our oppressions Come, maw to ...

... stolen one pair of shoes, of the value of twelve shillings, and one towel, of the value of Iwo-pence, the property of Thomas Goddard. Thomas Goddard mid he lost a pair of shoes and • towel the 13th September last ; he was living at • public-house at Fulmer ...

... to conviction.—Banu, r la Ft blitz the 51th 'minerary of the triumph of the trial by jury, ssexemplified the sequins! a Thomas Hardy, John Ile Toole, John Thehad!, J. Jaye, T. liultron, and t e °tar members of the Conesponiling Stately. a ho, in 1791. ...

... ttttt as a ',vie and vagabotul to the House of Correr•tion for two valendnr months. Arcittrter.—On Wednesday last, a man named Thomas Wilkins, employed OK the Rue lek.ighainshire Railway, near this man, dipped olf some planks, and and fell a depth of twelve ...

... Brwkk mid George Burrows, Dareham, Nor- fulk, railway.eontractors: George Rots, Kingsland-road and Gravesend, boottna er. Thomas Charles Clarkson,. Bennett-street, Stamford. street, Blacklists-rood, knitter-merchant. Richard Williams, Bristol, undertaker ...

... value of LI, the propety of Thomas Baylis and William Sw THOMAS QUAINTON, charged with having, on the 13th of June last, at Tingewick, feloniously stoles' certain quantity of wood, of the value of sixpence, the property of Thomas Kearney. FRANCIS COMPTON ...

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... gruel for him. ffe said he was very iil, and could almost go into the sea and drown himself. .let six o'clork ill the morning Thomas Cox. another lodger. came and sa.d there was a loan in the waterbutt. lle was lying with his legs dangling on the °wattle ...