... ascertained that Cornish. the friend of Clift, is Mr. Thomas Broad, and that he is a Cornish man. He sometimes goes by the name of Cornish, and his schedule in the Fleet mentioned the- name of Thomas Cornish Broad and sixteen aliases- Ht, has made his exit ...

... charged with stealing a batten from Thomas Holderness; James Wilford, charged with stealing a brown mare, the I property of Francis Ashton; George Jones and John Brown, charged with stealimg eight pounds of bacon from Thomas Shaw; W. Stephenson, for stealing ...

... 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 ...

... Sadler; further dl- ?? v Hardie, ?? v Lord Wiaterton. Short cause. SECONDAUIRS' COURT, BASINGiHALL.STREET-At twelve. Llndusv B3'1s-Leev Collins-LeeS v Harrlsan-Hart v Gooden. PALACE COURT, WESTMINSTER-At half-pastnine. Thomas v Fox-Mansfild( v Gwrdner-Fuller ...

... into the town. 3 SrsAtIliNG To0L:S.-Johahn Negler, l Joh n' Yhyfr, and George Crows wete charged with-itealing tools from:Mr. Thomas Pardon. hi . Thc prisoners had been in tle eiiplp yof the- prosecutor. who was a tinman, and while so employed, had-taken ...

... 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 ...

... Henry Faulkiner. I e- Robert Etstace, Samuel Elliot, John James Leckey, i ed Thomas Tench Vigors, John Watson, John Beauchamp ot Brady, William Garret, Pilswortls Whelan, James Hardy 1 by Eustace, John Hartlepole Leckey, Charles Doyne, Clement to Wolaley, ...

... Dickinson. Edward Hardy Bell, 47, charged with, having, at Penning- ton, obtained, by fraudulent pretences, two pounds in money, the property of Joseph Dixon; also. with having stolen, at Coniston, one sovereign, the property of Thomas Nicholson also, with ...

... Sheffield. rMr. WORTLEY and Mr. OVEREND were for the Iprosecution; Sir G. LEWIN defended the prisoner. The 3 prisoner resided in Thomas-street, and on the morning rof Sunday, the 24th of January last, about ten o'clock, ba groat noise was heard by the neighbours ...

... Sheffield. Mir. WOaTLEY and Mr. OVEREND were for the prosecution; Sir G. LEWIN defended the prisoner. The prisoner resided in Thomas-street, and en the morning of Sunday, the 24th of January last, about ten o'clock, a great noise was heard by the neighbours ...

... years. f Edward Hardy Bell, 47, charged with having, at Pennington, r -;btaioed, by fraudulent pretenoes, two ponudain tmoney. thepro- a Perty of Joseph Dixon. Also, with havine stolen, at Coniston, n ,eO sovereign, the property of Thomas Nicholson. Also ...

... of Higher Ardwick; Mr. Thomas Avre, Barton; Mr. Robert 'Tebbutt, Baruage; Messrs. John Lees, Cornelius Randall, John Mountai, Edward Coward, and Thomas Bro3Ln, forChorlton-upoln- Medlock; Mr. GeorgeWhitelegg, Chorlton-cum-Hardy; M11r. Daniel Hampson, ...