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... the public. The plaintiff wvas Mr. aii Jeremiah Garnett, tho editor of the Mlanchester Guardian ; ta the defendants were Mr. Thomas Soealer, the editor of the M~auchester Courier, and Mr. Robert Scarr Seale~r, his Son, i -Mr. Cresswell end Mr. Brandt appeared ...
... illuradhire tuntmer Iddiled. I SOUTMERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. BEFORE SIR THOMAS COLTMAN, KNIGHrT. CROWN COURT. t THUP.SDA Y, August 20. i MrTJUTSTICE COLTMAN toak his seat about nine o'clock, and proceeded to try the remaining MIINT CASES. Dennis Rov'crson ...
... had threatened the lives of the men working at Ashton, and the jury returnied a verdict of Wilhal murder against 'Thomas Grimes and Thomas Roberts, of Manchester, and other persons ?? parties are not in custody. TaiEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOoc. -MaS. CLARKE'S ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... Sevier, Mr. John Asbton, solicitor, Mr. J. P. Edelston, Mr. Edward West, Mr. John Hodgson, Mr. Greening, and Mir. G. NV. Hardy. The building Was handsomely fitted up fur the occasion, a number of banners, bearing appropriate mottoes, having been placed ...
... examinations be redoced to writing, and that the prisoners be then remanded for another week. The first witness called was, Thomas AshwortLh, horse keeper at the Old Boar's Head, Manchester, who said he was present on Fri- day eveninr the 18th ult., when ...
... and entered the dwelling. house of Thomas Williamson, with intent to commit a felony.-The. jury, after consulting for about ten minutes, returnad a verdict of not guilty. Abraham Mills, 31, Abraham Hardy 29, Thomas Standrin, 42, Benjamin Chadwick, 37 ...
... COWLINGOpere o Thomas su Wilson, Thomas Brancker, the younger, Thomas Field, .Timothy Bourne, Miss Harriet Copeland, Pat. Hare, IJohn Hamapson, Andrew Ralph, Mrs Margaret French, 8, 17 and Thomas Jagger. W 1,Mr. WATSON appeared for Mr. ...
... guilty was accordingly returned, and upon the application of Mr. Wilkins the prisoner was instantly discharged. RAPE. RAPE. Thomas Rowte, 29, was indicted for having, at Roy- ton, feloniously ravished and carnally known one Mary Whitehead.-It appeared from ...
... tme following table:- ~~~e- ~~~~~~Property. Names of Places. Value in Value in Intr. IC- 16S. 1841. perct. )re ChortMocaun-Hardy.. £236 15 0 £4,579 1,9V( Blsc~ey' . , 364 197 7,673 2,190 &orro¼ . . 435 1 3.S 9,340 2,100 l.0. Motion.), 19613 21 ...