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... the 17th of Debem- le her last, wilfully and maliciously murdered William a, Hustwick. is Mr. WILrINS, Mr. OverEND, and Mr. HARDY, irappeared for the prosecution; Mr. BAINES and Mr. 1- BLiss defended the prisoner. t Mr. WILKINS, in stating the ease against ...
... Lidget Green, of six half-crowns, twenty-three shillings and fourpence halfpenny. Guilty. To be Transported Ten Years. RIOTING. Thomas Hannah pleaded guilty to a charge of riot, and was ordered to enter into his own recognizances, of one hundred pounds, to ...
... had thought it necessary to meet the charge se by the most decided contradiction. Lord BRoUGHAMss produced a letter from Sir Thomas Wilde, in which he distinctly disclaimed the expres- qr sions attributed to him in the report; but he declined tr to enter ...
... of Mr. Charles Atkinson, of this town, and eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Wade, of Stourton Grange. Monday laat, aged 41, after severe and protracted sufferings, Eliza, wife of Mr. Thomas Cook, of this town. On the 21st Inst., Louisa, youngest daughter ...
... fiecharged, after an admonition as to his future conduet. Thomas Rawnsley was charged with stealing from the dwelling.houee of John Priestley, of Bradford, a quantity of wearing apparel. Mr. CHDARLES HARDY conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was undefended ...
... discharged, a'ter an admonition as to bis future conduct. THOMAS RAWNSLEY was charged with stealing from the dwelling-house of Johu Priestley, of Bradford, a quautity of wearing apparel. Mr. G. Hardy conducted the prosecution. The prosecutor and his wife ...
... both of that place. * Ai ln Same ilay, at Dritfield, Mr. Henry Hardy joiner to v daughter of Mr. Joseph Seller. ' -''gaff Same day, at the parish church, Thorne, by the R Rudd, Mr .Thomas Cooper, tailor and draper, Hatfield tn ?? 1 second daughter of ...
... had thought it necessary to meet the charge by the most decided contradIction. Lord BROUIGHASI produced a letter from Sir Thomas Wilde, in which he distinctly diselairned the expres- sions attributed to him In the report ; but he declined to enter upon ...
... Judge. STEALING FROM A DWELLING HOUSE IN BRADFORD. THOMAS RAWNSLEY was charged with breaking into tbe dwelling-house of John Priestley, and stealing there- from various articles of wearing apparel. Mr. Hardy conducted the prosecution ; the prisoner was undefended ...
... admitted him to ball, for bls appearance before the magistrates next day. Mr Mai iusou appeared before Mr Pasty and Mr Charles Hardy, the sitting megisttates, ou the IGth of December, when they at once disniis.ed the care, Mr Paley amercing that it was as- ...
... the eorr.pany by Wilson, the bankrupt, to the disadvantage of the general body of creditors. The bankrupt, whose name was Thomas Wiusmore Wilson, was originally a traveller Mid warehouseman to a person na-aied Mawer. who was carrying on business as a ...
... Acquitted. JOHN WILLIAMS (30), THOMAS DEBNKY (27,) MARMADUKE LONSDALE (49), and ROBERT CANT (26), were charged with having on the 2nd of February, at Croodmanham, in the East-Riding, feloniously and violently assaulted Thomas Marshall, in liis dwelling-house ...