... INTELLIGENCE. FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jan. 5, 1844. DECLARATIONS of INSOLVENCY under this NEW ACT. Thomas Joy, Birstal, Yorkshire, cordwainer. David Morris Thomas, Cwm Amman, Carmarthenshire, surgeon. Benjamin Woffenden, Dewsbury, woollen yarn maker. George ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, WITH MASSIVE LEGS. BEAUTIFUL STANHOPE GIG WITH DRAB LINING, CHINA, GLASS, AND OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS. R. THOMAS BODDY respectfully begs to announce that he is instructed SELL AUCTION, Thursday and Friday the 18th and 19th Days of January ...

... 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 ...

... meeting took place, and that without the privity of those who held the meeting. The Attorney-General referred to the King v. Hardy, to show that the Court had right to look to the document, see if it bore on the objects of the meeting, and taking that into ...