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... of the late Thomas Kirkby, Esq., formerly of Snielthouse Mills. On Monday, the 9th iust., at the parish chinch of Guisbro', by the Rev. Gerard Hayton, Rector of Wilton, Mr. John Harpley, blacksmith, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Bradley, both ...
... following have been for tnal during the past week :— Jobn Heury Hampshire, stealing a gebdimg as Shef- field, tha property of Joho Hardy; Owen, steating £1 auda re at “Tames of Taylor, Propert, James yler; Mary Aun Elua a Ltd the ef Juhn Potter; John Bradicy, ...
... the room. He was bleeding very much from the face, and had been badly hurt. The forms, tables, and candlesticks were broken. Thomas Heeley, farmer, of Cawthorne, corroborated the last witness, and identified the prosecutor as oue of the gang who assaulted ...
... North street. grocer. MILL HILL ?? .Rlchard Btssington, liriggate, hatter. w Joseph Town liruanswick place, paper manufr. the Thomas Harvey, Briggate, druggist. d Nonrn ?? Mthw. Johnson, Bruaswick trce., spindle maker. John Holmes. St. George's terrace, plumber ...
... 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 ...
... woeuded Abraham Yeadoril, by strokiug Lim with. poker, with latent to du him Nome grievous baliiy berm. Mr Ilall sod Mr. Hardy were for the prueecution; Mr. Heaton defended the prieoner. The prisoner, a married man, bumble (imam. maser., a single room ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...