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... found the prisoner Guilty of robbery, and he was sentenced to be trans- ported for ten years. Highway Robbery.?? Thomas Clarkson (21), and Thomas Spink (18), were charged with having, on the 16th November last, at Dringhouses, near York, feloniously assaulted ...
... (Before Mr. Jurrire MAPLE. As soon as Lordship took his seat thin morning, Mr. Hell, the Depute Clerk of Amigos, rolled upon Thomas Walker, of Dewebury, solicitor, who was out on bail, to surrender t o t a k e his trial upon three charges of forging the ...
... Conveniences, situate on the North Side of Templar Street, in Leeds, Nos. and 27, and now in the respective Occu- ' pations of Thomas Hampshire and Joseph Dndgson. The Site of which Premises comprises 197 re Yards, more or less. Lot?. The SUM of £500. and ...
... From TUESDAY WIGHT’s GAZETTE, January PETITIONS OF INSOLVENC Y. Jonathan Hardy, Halifax, Yorkshire, labourer. James Frederick Bedford, Halifax, Yorkshire, stone-dealer. Joo Harrison, Lockwood, Yorkshire, grocer. John Scaddlethorp, Sherburn, Yorkshire ...
... Transported Ten Years. £ c Thomas Weeghill and George Smith, be Imprisoned Nine Calendar Months. Thomas Shaw, Joseph Castelow, John Carrier, Thomas Walker, convicted of burglary at Pontefract-jLp to be Transported Ten Years. Thomas Wright, convicted of stabbing ...
... Wasbrough, to be imprisoned for two months. JOSEPH CASTELOW, JOHN CARRIER, THOMAS WALKER, and THOMAS SHAW, for burglary at Pontefract, to be severally transported for ten years. THOMAS PICKERING, for sheepstealiug at Pickering, to be imprisoned for one year ...
... robbery. The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty, aud he was sentenced to Transported fur Ten Years. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. THOMAS CLARKSON (21), and THOMAS SPINK (18), were charged with having, the 16th November last, at Dringhouses, near York, feloniously assaulted ...
... GAZETTE, Dec. 29, 1843. DECLARATIONS INSOLVENCY under the NEW ACT. John Dallam, Skipton, Yorkshire, piece maker. Jonathan Hardy, Halifax, la; oarer. James Frederick Rkdford, Halifax, stone dealer. William Lawson, Oldham, cabinet maker. John Mort. jun ...
... Appurtenances erected and built upon Part of the n said Plot of Ground, and now in the Occupation of James r Warburton. Wmn. Hardy, and Others. L. The Dwelling-flouses nre subsiantially built, and replete with every Convenience, low rented, and well tenanted ...
... YORKSHIRE WINTER GAOL DELIVERY. CROWN COURT-FRIDAY, DEC. 29. (Before Mt. Justice Maule.) BURGLARY NEAR YORK. James Sayer, 22, and Thomas Tattersfield. 23 were charged with a burglary at Fulford, near York, on the nielht of the 4th of December. Mr. MATrISEWS and ...
... Therevwas noevidence of the alleged assault. Towr be transjsarted for don years. T HIaHIWAY ROBBERY AT DRINGHOUSES. Goi THOMAS CLARKSON and THOMAS SPINK, two Young men up* of about 20 years of age, were indicted for feloniously assaulting and con robbing John ...
... Boultbee and John Heppen- stall.—Council, Messrs. G. Wilkinson, J. H. Abraham, W. Lee, T. A. Ward, R. Solly, Dr. Holland, J. Hardy, W. Jackson, H. P. Parker, W. Smith, (Portobello,) and Rev. H. Farish. The business concluded with a vote of thanks to the ...