... Sheffield, violently assault- | ed Thomas Ktiapton, and stolen from his person ls. and a penknife. Mr. Overend and Mr. MoNTEITH were | for the prosecution ; Mr. Bliss defended the prisoner. \ The prosecutor, Thomas Knap ton, is a scissor manufac- i turer ...

... WHOLESALE. ?? Henry Johnson. Ditto Francis Riggall. Bridlington Thomas Cape. Bridlington Quay Thomas Allerston. Ditto George Richardson. Doncaster C. Bentley. Driffield Thomas Tindall. Harrogate Thomas H. Walker. Huddersfield J. Styring. Hull J. Bowlby. Ditto ...

... Beverley Henry Johnson. Ditto Francis Riggall. Biidlington Thomas Cape. Bridlington Quay Thomas Al'erston. Ditto George Richardson. Doncaster C. Ben tie v. Driffield Thomas Tindall. Harrogate Thomas H. Walker. Huddersfield . J. Styring. Hull ). Bowlby. Ditto ...

... room. He was bleeding very much from the face, and had been badly hurt. Tne forms, tables, and candlesticks, were broken. Thomas Heeley, farmer, of Cawtborne, corroborated the last witness, and identified the prosecutor as one ofthe gang who assaulted ...

... Mason. — We are informed that two ma- gistrates by whom this individual was committed on the charge ofthe Hall Moor burglary, (Thomas Laycock, Esq. and W. D. T. Dueshury, Esq.,) on being satisfied of tbe innocence of the convict, took very prompt measures ...

... having left the Chair, and the same having been taken by Thomas Shepherd, Esq., Resolved. — That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to John Til- lotson, Esq., for his conduct in the Chair. THOMAS SHEPHERD. The Sheffield and Rotherham Fire Insurance Com- ...