... future day;bute must order Thomas Kyte, Mr. Conwiek in tst,.into acustody, for it appears tn me that he has been the cause of the deathof thispostman. The hbe too s suffered great ?? given forthlb appearesae of Strgood, and Thomas Kyto was takeoa into custody ...

... refer the court to the opinion of that enilient man, Lord Chief-Justice Hyre, who luarged the grand jury in the case of Thomas Hardy. That learned judge, tn calling the attention of the jury to the real question they had to try (he was quoting from the ...

... heard-Bulmer I Allison (2)-Fleteher v Stevens-Emperlngham v Short (2)-Whittaker v Wright-Attorney.Genezal v Northeote-Hardy Y Hardy-SoweehT v Clayton. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE-At ten. CAus~s, &c.-Mann v Ricketts, part heard-Rlotardeon v Mast- IngR-Froemont ...

... lnnell r Pinnel. Causes, &c.-Davis v Chanter (3) part heard-Dousfield v Mould -Ducks v Stanhope-Attorney-General v Warren-Hardy v Hull (2)-Martin v 51augham (8). Before Sir J. KtIOnT Biauen. Eleven petitions. CAREKS, &e-Avigda v Solomone (2)-Charlion ...

... IN?.-Sit at ten, Before Sir L. SHAIDWELL, imnmrn v Thromas, by urlder. CL'sr5s, &c.-(lreenwvay v IBuchanfi-Cooke v Turner-Hardy V Buli (2)-Martin v Haughlu (2) -Powney v B10111berg-illsh v Shiplrall-N ercuttav (lutedonl-patcii v Sterwart-Medley v Horton ...

... 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 ...

... Ratclile -Gardner v Viekers. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL-BTICEET. Befors Mr. Commimsloner HOLROYD, IV. Browvn, and Brown and Hardy, Oxford-street, drapers, at eleven; last examination-T. Miller, Green-atreet, baker, at half- past eleven ; dividend-A. Hoggins ...

... li; Henry' Honderion 29; John Shore, 43; Joihn Brown. S4- John iherry. 21. SEwslr Ye;rt.-AsPLiamu,.6 Msr1art Robserte. 29; Thomas ~loyd, 14; Ann SmIth, S9; John Glbbon. S2; Mary Itt1ey. 16; Sarah Iti MKe, 24t; DavId Grifoths, 07; Jotseph Hughes, li; bridige ...

... Chairman ; Matthew III l ?? Cunlif'e Lister Kaye, Ws., Matthew Wilsen, ary Greenwood, Esq., Thomas Ingleby, Esq., Joseph Dent, Esq. John Robert Tennant, Esq., Thomas Birkbeck, Esq. Several appeals were entered and respited, and others were itI discharged ...

... again at the latter place. Thomas Wakefield, police serieant, saw prisoner in the beast market at Sheffield on the following day, when be gave his name Fox, and said the sheep were his own. He asked 30s. each for them. Thomas Rayner, superintendent of ...

... bring the oats from his master's stable and carry them to the house of a person named Baker. Committed. Henry Gammon, John Hardy, and Stephen Stockwell, three members of a well-known gang, were charged with breaking into and entering the warehouse of Messrs ...

... 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 ...