... dined together at ealley's Hrot-l, Brdige-street, Blackfriira, to celebrate the 49th anniversary of the ac- quittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne ToOke, and Thos. Thelwall, from the charge of high treason. W. J. FOX, Esq. in the chair. About 150 gentlemen ...

... convicted of robbing Henry Woolf' A at Leads. To be transported for fifteen years. ep SUEEP STEALING AT BARNINGHAMS. and Thomas Shaw and JohIn Shlaw, father and son, who m5R had been out on ball, were placed attebrte had former (the eon) charged -with ...

... do grievous bodily harm, to Thomas Carr, was sentenced to be transported for twetty years. CROWN COURT-FRIDAY. John Whittaker, jun., was charged with having malicioisly killed aud maimed certait sheep, the propel -y of Thomas Smith, of Collisbroiigh, near ...

... grievous bodily harm, to Thomas Carr, was sentenced to be transported e for twenty years. t CROWN COURT-FRnDAY. Jo/n Whittaker, jun., was charged with having maliciously killed and maimed certain sheep, the Uropdity of Thomas Smith, of Conisbrongh, near ...

... also with having obtained a quantity of goods from Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher by false pre- tencess. Mr. HALL, Mr. HILL, and Mr. HARDY were counsel for the prosecution; Mr. WILKINS defended I the prisoners. The circumstances were these :-The two prisoners, at ...

... West-Riding, on the 17th of Decem- ber last, wilfully and maliciously murdered William Hustwick. Mr. WILKINS, Mr. OVEREND, and Mr. HARDY, appeared for the prosecution; Mr. BAINES and Mr. BLISS defended the prisoner. Mr. WILIINS, in stating the case against the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and the foreman said, in answer to the usual ti questions, we find the prisoner NOT GtJILTY. 0 EDWARD R4YNER (55) and THOMAS SYKES (18) a were charged with the commission of an infamous crime at Leeds, on the 9th of May last. Mr. Hill and Mr. Pick- ...

... also with having obtained a quantity of goods fromw Mrs. Elizabeth Pletcher by false pro. tences. Mr. HALL, Mr. HILL, and Mr. HARDY were counsel for the prosecution; Mr. WILoIrNS defended the prisoners. The circumstances were ?? two prisoners, at the early ...

... oti atoe I Itli of Novetaber. Gu'tilty ; to be trttoeparlt'd (ttn got's. l.1101d STEAINGI AT LEEDS irtlIN IIENTLEtY (2-2,1 THOMA~S 'FAYLOIC, 118,1 and JOHN Cs~ l~il. (23,1 were charged with steatlisty a mare ttnd a horse, at0e property of 1tobiert Raipley ...

... By Sir F. Pollock-l am certain from the heading:i Of it, atid ?? getterol appearance, that I have rood a si inlsn placard. Thomas Barrington, examined by the Attorney eticrol -1 am the goversior of Storl.port work- p5Ose, On Thtursday, the 11th of Augtust ...