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... Silburn, York Thomas, Sproatley Barclay R. Gurney, Burton Hall Thomas G. do. Barkei Rev. Wm. Sowerby Adam, Melbecks George, Scarbro' G. H. Ousefleet ?? Henry, Sheffield John, Helwick Thoma?, Welburn Thomas H. Leetls Thomas H. York ...
... For fifteen years,— Andrew Ward, James Bates, Joseph Hardy, James Burdsall, Joseph Ackroyd, and Mat. Pickles. For ten years, — Peter Hamlet, William Thompson, and Anthony Clark. For seven years, — Thomas Collinson. Aimstt Petty Sessions — On Saturday last ...
... Mr G. Braid gardener to Joseph Brook, Esq. . I Mr. Thomas Henderson, gardener to James Barber, Esq. Best collection of Exotic Kerns. . 1 Mr. All's, amateur 2. Messrs Backhouse. Best specimen of Hardy Plant. . 1 Mr. (no number) 2 Mr. Hammond, dealer . ...
... Orrah.of H.iedersfield, linen draper. Mr John Oates, of Halifax, ironmonger. Mr Thomas Ottley, of Halifax, tea dealer. Mr Albert Pilling, of Huddersfield, merchant. Mr Thomas l'erkington, of Halifax, ironmonger. Mr Samuel Pollitt, of Halifax, merchant. ...
... of Egton, farmer Mr James Sliaw, of Great Ayton, farmer Mr Joseph Skelton, of Lebbersiron, farmer Mr Thomas t-edswiek, of Hutton, shopkeeper ' Mr Thomas Trousdale, of Ellerby, yeoman Mr George White, of Ilarcwooddale, farmer Mr John Tweddle, of Stokesley ...
... obtaining wool by false pietences at Bradford. To be imprl-oned six weeks — Thomas Gregory, stealing a pair of silver sugar tongs at Bradford. To be impiisoned one month.— Thomas Harrison, steal ing a silk handkerchief at Quick : Wm. Payne, stealing a gun ...
... Kitchingman, Edwin Smith, Esq., Thomas Laycock. Esq , the Rev. Arthur Cayley, the Rev. Dr. Paley, Edward Tew, Esq., Charles Oxley, Esq., Benjamin Agar, Esq., the Rev. T. Dayrell, Lamplugh Hird. Esq., and Charles Hardy. Esq. The Hon. E. Petre was called ...
... Apprentice Case — Mr. Johnson, cabinetmaker, Goodramgate, »as charged with having refused to receive and provide fsir Robert Hardy, one of his apprentices. Mr Smith was for the complainant, and he remarked lhat .Mr. Johnson bad sent the boy home complaining ...
... with having, at Halifax, being servant to L. W. Hird. Esq., and others, embezzled various turns of money. Mr. Hall and Mr. Hardy were for the prosecution; Mr. Wilkins and Mr. Pickering defended the prisoner. The prosecutor-, Messrs. L. W. Hird and Co. ...
... The plaintiff, Thomas Harle, is an attorney at Leeds ; and he had a debt due to him trom a person named Wm. Hardy, who kept the Globe Inn. at Bramley, near Leeds, whom he sued, and laid the v»m_e in London. On the Ist June last. Hardy gave a cognovit ...
... committed a rape on Ellen Pickles, a girl under ten years of age. THOMAS HARTLEY (40), was charged with having oa the Ist ot Nov last, at Dewsbury, stolen a mare, the properly ot Thomas Wormald. Mr. Pickering and Mr Habdv were lor the prosecution ; Sir ...
... James Lister, Richard Sampson, Samuel Verity, Thomas Bttrker. TO BE IMPRISONED Fl.UR MONTHS, William Howarth, Je.seph Davies. James Firth, John Sampson, Joseph Spurr, Richard Sampson, Je.hn Teale, Thomas Wilson, Joseph Holmes, Joseph Scott, James Piatt ...