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... said, the law always supposed lunar months to be meant, unless calendar months were expressed. THOMAS HARTLEY pleaded Guilty of stealing from the house of Thomas Hatfield, at Drorifield, a waist coat and a pair of shoes, which he brought to Sh ffield, where ...
... Esq., MP., Deputy Chairman. diaries Barron. Esq. Tnoinas Hardy, Esq. Win. Barron, Esq. John Hinxman, Esq. Johnßumell. Esq. Sir Samuel J. B. Pechell, John Capel, Esq. Bart. James C*i>e\, Esq. Thomas Prit ...
... Esq., M.P., Deputy Chairman. Charles Barron, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. Wm. Barron, Esq. John Hinxman, Esq. John Burnell, Esq. Sir Samuel J. B. Pechell, John Capel, Esq. Bart. James Capel, Esq. Thomas Pritcbard, Esq. John R. Durrant, Esq. Wm. Recce, Esq ...
... the case, and the prisoner was sentenced to two months' imprisonment. THOMAS DIXON pleaded Guilty of stealing, at Snaith, on the 21st of October, eight fowls, the property of Thomas Sumner. Mr. Monteith for the prosecu- ?? The prisoner broke into the place ...
... Naylor Joseph Slater George Deakin Amos Wilcock G Rodgers Thomas Wilkinson and Son Henry Crookes and Co. Samuel Gurney Henry Horncastle Thomas Pearson Parkin Brothers Thomas Wiley George Douthwaite Thomas Whitaker Jonathan Roebuck John Webster, jun. James Yates ...
... Esq., M.P., Deputy Chairman. Charles Barron, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. Wm. Barron, Esq. John Hinxman, Esq. John Burnell, Esq. Sir Samuel J. B. Pechell, John Capel, Esq. Bart. James Capel, Esq. Thomas Pritchard, Esq. John R. Durrant, Esq. Wm. Recce, Esq ...
... the same Place, Iron Master; and Thomas Danbt, of the same PUce. Bankers' Clerk, ot the Second Part ; and the several other Persons Parties thereto, Creditors of the said Thomas Ma- kin, of the Third Part; the said Thomas M _kin did con- vey, release, assign ...
... Emma Hale.—Mr Henry Hunt Cross, moulder, to Miss Ann Copley. —Mr Charles Marshall, satv manufacturer, Miss Eliza Copley—Mr Thomas Hardy, mason, to Miss Ann Hibberd.—Mr Nehemiah Martin, filesmith, to MUs Martha Marriott—Mr Cbas. Marpies, grocer, Miss Ellen ...
... Hale. Mr Henry Hunt Cross, moulder, to Miss Ann Copley Mr Charles Marshall, saw manufacturer, to \liss Eliza Copley. Mr Thomas Hardy, mason, to Miss v. nn .| 3lb !T rd v Mr Neh ...
... Samuel Smith, farmer, Abbeydale road; Wm. Greenwood, gaoler, Bishop street; Wm. Royle, joiners' tool maker, Carver street; Thomas Smith, jun., butcher, Little Sheffield; Joshua Almond, silversmith, Ecclesall New Road ; John Holmes, cutler, Spring lane; ...
... against THOMAS WALKER. (19,) and GEORGE GREENWOOD, (19.) charged with stealiug fowls, at Sheffield, the property of Matthias Webster and James Timperley. THOMAS ROBINSON, found Guilty yesterday of stealing 15 lbs. of mutton, from the shup of Thomas Jones ...
... Wilkinson, Do. scissor manufacturer J. J- Habershon, Kimbcrworth, tin factor. Thomas Bobinson, was indicted for having, on the sth of January, gtoh:u quarter of mutton, the property Thomas Jones, of Glossop-road, butcher— Mr Walker prosecuted Mr Jones proved ...