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... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ely Shaw and William Shaw, Dyke end, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers. Thomas Pemberton, Samuel Burton, and Thomas Hardy Sinkinson, Birmingham, brass founders. Joseph Curry and James Mannock, Dukinfield, Cheshire, steam-engine ...
... anecdote regarding Thurlow, on hearing that the Attorney-General, Scott's (afterwards Lord Eldon's) speech against honest Thomas Hardy, occu- pied onjj nine hours! We have alluded to the anec- dote before, and recently ; but it will bear repetition. Nine ...
... academy. On Tuesday, Mary, the beloved wife of Mr Thomas Owen, of Sheffield, and daughter of the late Mr Thomas Tofield, of Wath, aged 38. On Sunday last, after a long illness, aged 63, Jane, the wife of Mr Thomas Sawyer, Occupation road, and mother of Mr John ...
... Imprisoned nine calendar months. Thomas Shaw, Joseph Gestelow, John Carrier , and Thomas Walker, burglary at Pontefract. to transported ten years. Thomas Wright, stabbing at North Dinky, to be imprisoned four calendar months. Thomas Pickering, sheep stealing ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 19. at 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy, New- castle.-Sol. Watson, Newcastle.-Pet. cre. Thomas Dixon and 1 Co. Bishopwearmouth, earthenware manufacturers. VINE Thomas Walter, of No. 20, Peerless-row, City-road. in the county of Middlesex, carpenter and ...
... assaulted Arthur Oates, aAd stolen p long from his person a- cotton purse and l Bs. in silver. V ced IMr. INGHASI end Mlr. HARDY were counsel for the til eva- proseontiol; *and Mr. DEAISLeLl for the prisoner. s The prosecutor is a stone mason, and has ...
... INSOLVENCY. t Thomas Joy, Birstal, cordwaincr. David Morris Thomas, Cwm Amman, surgeon. Bent amillWoffenden, Dewsbury, woollen-yarn maker. Geoige Buckley, Alnmondbury, wvoollen-cloth spinner. James Blunt, Chiurch-street, Trinity-square, farmer. Thomas lloile ...
... 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 ...
... Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs Stevens, Wilkinson, end Satchell, Qaeen atreeq, Cheapaide; official assignee, Mr Pannell. Thomas Sauders, Ramagate, shoemakor, Jan 9, at half-past two o'clock, Feb 6, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrc ...