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... other OutbuildingstlieretO pied belongig, ?? the Yards and Gardens, inI the b i Teueor Occupation of Thomas Nutton, ThomriAsMallinson John Perkins, Thomas Malliam, Richard Wriggleswortt, GeorgeWihon, Jonathan Taylor. William Worfolk, George T1. Bent, and ...
... of the Bradford Court of Requests, striking him with poker with intent to him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Mall and Mr. Hardy were for the Prosecution; Mr. .Arai defended the Prisoner. The Prisoner, married man. humble circumstances, occu- single room ...
... 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 ...
... Hay, Druggist, Medical Hall. Hull, Thomas Burton, Druggist, Mvtongate. Bradford, M. Rogersou, Chemist, Darley-street. Bridlington Quay, Agent Wanted. Barnsley, Richard Birks, Chemist, Queen-street Beverley, Thomas Dykes, Chemist, Toll Gavel. Bentham ...
... Esq., Kirklees Hall; Joshua Pollard, Esq., Bradford; John Barff, Esq., Wakefield; Henry Houldsworth, Esq., Manchester; Chas. Hardy,! Esq., Odsall ; George Anderton, Esq., Cleckheaton ; John Cooper, Esq., Roundhay; Joseph Bateson, Esq., Leeds; Joseph Gill ...
... y wounded Abraham Yewdall, by striking him with poker, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Hall and Air. Hardy were for the prosecution. Mr. Heat defended the prisoner. The prisoner, married man, in humble circumstances, occupied a single ...
... Report says mime lives were lost. or received for trial daring the past week— Thomas )) Connor. steal- st Halifax way; Storey, st a oat at x property of Josbua Blakey; Thomas Sutcliffe, steal- ing a cask and 90S of molasses at Halifax, the pruperty of ...
... is. eve— rag of Wednesday, the 2nd of October, !» ? x slid -seven o'clock, Uie prosecutor, who is a ■ -tic service of Mr. Thomas Dibb, farmer, of .- the i-.H.-T.-lisdi'-ig, was sent by Mr. Isaac ■ lux mantel's son, for two ounces of tobacco. i> the boy ...
... 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- ...
... Kirklees Hall; Joshua Pollard, REq., W.ad ford, John Barff, Esq., Wakefield: Henry HouldswerthI, Esq., P Manchester, Charles Hardy, Esq., Odsall; Geo. Andertonh, Esq., es Cleckheaton; John Cooper, Esq., Rtousidhay; Joseph Bateson, Esq., Leeds; Joseph Gill ...