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... used her no better. He was therefore ordered to find sureties. Saturoat— Magistrates present, H. W. Hird, J. Rand, and C. Hardy, Esqs, Felon t — Joseph Baldwin, of Horton, was committed to take his trial for stealing a door. Tbe tbeft was dis- covered ...
... Rawson. Another instance of the evil resulting from the practice of sliding on footpaths occurred on Friday evening last. Mr. Thomas Brown was coming up Kirk- gate, and when opposite tbe Piece Hall, unfortunately act hit foot on a slide and fell. He was so ...
... — Jonathan Hartley, a woolcomber in tbe employ of Mr. Salt, was committed for one montb under the following circumstances. Thomas Walton weighed out 48 lbs of wool to him on the 21st, when he brought it back be thought the wool was ralher wet, and on examining ...
... donation* in aid of fee fund* of these societies have lieen received during the mt few tiays. Henry Leah, Esq., 21)1. ; John Hardy, Eta., MP., 10/. ; John Wood, Esq , 10/. . Charles Harris. Esq., bl. ; Mr*. John Rouse, (in addition to a subscription if 21 ...
... Magistrates present. H. W. Hird, J. Rand, C. Hardy, and J. Pollard, Esqrs. Lolai. Act. — John Atkinson was fined 10s. and ex- penses, 12s. for allowing his cart, loaded wilh manure, to stand in the streets. Thomas Bakes was charged with having company in ...
... differently, aod signed witb different name*. Wednesday Magistrates present, E. C- Lister, H. W. Hird, J. Rand, J. Pollard, and C. Hardy, Esqrs. Wm. Bakes, of Great Horton, was fined lOs. and ex- penses, for assaulting a watchman. He said, he should neter have ...
... property of Thomas Greenlay ; also a pair of shoes, the property of Joseph Hall. Thomas Wilkinson, 21, stealing coal at North Bierley, the property of H. W. Hird, Esq. and others. Ann Wilson, 15, obtaining printed cotton at Wakefield, from Thomas Pearson ...
... Hope, wife of Mr. John Hope, draper, Victoria-street, North Parade, in tbis town, aved 23. On Friday last, aged 98, Mr. Thomas Hardy, stone mason, of Little Horton. Same day, aged 71, Mr. Squire Higgins, of Bunkers Hill, in thu town. On Thur*Jay last, ...
... of ten years. Horse Stealing at Dih .hlkv. — Thomas Hartley was indicted for having on the Ist of November last, at Dewsbury, stolen one mare, the properly of Thomas Wor- mald. Mr. Pickering and Mr. Hardy were for (he prose- cution. Sir Gregory Lew in ...
... and otber Particulars apply to Mr. G. Haigh, or to Mr. Marten. THOMAS SHAW'S ASSIGNMENT. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by i-~ an Indenture liearing date tbe 2 1 si Day of Fel.ruarv, 1842, THOMAS SHAW, of Shipley, in tbe Parish ol Bradford, in Ihe County of ...
... on the 24th of July last, at Huddersfield. feloniously cut and maimed Thomas Spivey. The prisoner was found Guilty. Sentence deferred. Clttino ako Stabbing at Halifax. — Aequxla Thomas (out on bail) was charged with having, on the 22nd of June last, at ...
... tea party. On Saturday night, a public meeting was held, of the electors and in- habitants of the borough generally ; Mr. Thomas Livesey was called upon to preside. He opened the business af the meeting by reading a placard calling the inhabitants together ...