... Ingham, Esq.: H. Stansfeld, Esq.; Thomas Birk- beck, Esq.; George Goodnian, Esq.; J. P. Clapbamn, Ne Esq.; 0;. J. Serjeantson, Esq.; E. Waud, Esq.; W. MvB. Ferrand, Rsq.; W. B. Wainman, Esq.; James lot Taylor, Esq. ; Thomas Hague, BEq. ; Edwaid Tow, Esq. ...

... Donison, Esq.; ?? Ferrer, Esq. : Jaimes Wm. Farrar, Esq ; Gee. Baneke, Esq.; George Pollard, Esq. ;Rev. H. B. Cooke; Rev. Thomaes Cator; T. B. Bosvile, Esq.; George e Greaves, Req.: Godfrey Wentworth, Esq.; John Crossley, Eshq.; Wiix. Brooklehurst, Esq ...

... 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 ...

... S~rALING Siloics.-Robert Copass wvas charged wilhls stealting a ptarcel, contirting two pair of sirces, thre property of henury Hardy. err the Btirl of October..Mr. Arch- n bold conducted the prosecution .Horrialmeah.ardystated, that, on tire 5th oif ...

... Rhodes, Esq., George Spolfoith Lister, Esq., John Gott, Req., Thomas Birikbeck, Esq., Gecorge Goodman. Esq., Thomas Claphain, Eeq., John Peese Ciaphain, Esq., Thomas Starkey, ?? Rev. Thomas Airey, George John Serjeanitson, Esq., Joh George~ Smnyth, Esq ...

... 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 ...

... prop. of Wmn. Shears. N r Iiprisosird twro ?? Thornton, a. money, the tht property erf John Brook ; Thomas Britton. a. a cloak, the exi property of Thomas Crioper ;lAnn ~Ott, a. a beer measure, the Ar -property of Jrtmes Shires; William Bustlougit, a. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... discovered that L, d there was an execution In it, under the authtorityf Of a power of sw. 8r attorney. Another creditor, Thomas Simpson, had made repeated fe I-endeavours to meet with him, and on the 15th of October he heard at 1,that Nicholls had beets ...

... 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 ...