... respectable men, both neighbours to the prosecutor, and strangers to the prisoners, who swore positively that they were at ihe Cardigan Arms when the pinies were there, and iliat Smith made the charge of robbery befoie ever he wei.t out of the house at all, and ...

... Thomas Meynell, jun., Esq., of North Kilvington John Green Paley, Esq., of Oat lands. Joseph R hinson Pease, Esq., of H_xlewood. John Spencer Stanhope Esq., of Cannon Hall. John George Smythe, Esq., of Heath. John Plumbe Tempest, Esq., of Tong Hall. Leonard ...

... transported foi ten years. BURGLARY AT BARMSTON. JOHN GRANTLEY (20), pleaded guilty to havtng. on tbe 30th May last, at Barmston, in the East- Rid ing, burglariously entered the dwelling house of John Halli^ day and stolen tlierefr»m one pair of shoes ...

... cognomen of Gentle Dlokinton, and Emma Fau-cett, hi, sister, were brought up on a charge ot having committed an assault on John Mcdii, of the same place. constable. Ii appeared that Dickmsjn was apprehended for being drunk and disorderly, and on being ...

... eommemora tions on Saint John the Baptist's day, which falls on the 24: h of June, was asked by a Spaniard what he thought of the dancing He answered, that lie liked it well enough but that he doubted whether it could be so much to St. John's taste, as he lost ...

... purchase money is said to be t__ 5 ?? and Mr. Braham paid a tew yta s since marly £|_,tJOO lor it. I.okd Cardigan a> d ihe Pkess— lt is itated that Lord Cardigan has uisiructeil Ins law a-ent to apply to the Court ol Queen's Beth in London, tor a rule ter a criminal ...

... ot St. John. This is the style, the most excellent style, tor every gospel preacher. And let him a>m si no more orna ment than he finds in that sentence, which is the sum of the whole gospel : We ove Him, because he bath tirsi loved us — John Wesley. ...

... Anchor—Latitude Lord Chesterfield's Spanish Jack, by Don John— Miss Lydia Lord Chesterfield's by Don John, out of Industry- Mr Crockford's by Ca.-sar, dam (foaled in ISJTI by Tiresias, out of Emma Mr John Day's by Camel, out of Pocahontas Lord Exeter's by Colwick ...

... of their Securities, lif any,) to Mr. John Acklah, of Wharram Grange, in the Parish of Wharram le Street, in the County ot York, Farmer, in order that the same may be discharged. By Order of the Administrator, JOHN FOSTER, Solicitor. Driffield, \bth Feb ...

... Stam p affixed to each Bottle. SALE 6, &c. YORK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WALKF.R. AT the House of Mr. John Wilkinson, the Blacksmiths' Arms, in Swine;aie. fork, on THURSDAY, October 19,h,1R43, at SIX ?? in the Kvening. all that Commodious D W KLLING-HOUSB ...

... Billesdon Coplow for 1844, aud to pay 40 soys towards the expenses of the Ne . Course. Lord Howth nas cb. .. Bangor 0 jj* . Mr John Bell's b. h. Thirsk, by Voltaire 5 l\ \a Lord Chesterfield's eh. b. Knight of the Whisile 5 \\ \i) Col. Thompson's b. h. Hamlet ...

... Advertised for Sale by Auction, at Guis- broach aforesaid, on the same day. John Shaw, the Tenant, will show the Property; and further Particulars may be known on application to Mr. John Pierson, of Thornton Fields, near Guisbrough; Mr. Joseph Pabrington. of ...