... been stolen on a previous occasion, which was the property of the society above.mentioced. WORS H IP-STREET. SUSPICtOUS CASe.-Thomas Crawford was charged before Mr. Broughton, with having been founl concealed oil the premises of Mr. Unthank, a lradesman in ...

... Brazil squad. China. Com. J. C. Hoaeason Inflexible. Scientific attainments. Lieut. T. James 1815 Express. Com. T. Le Hardy 1837 Fan tome. Spain. Com. A. McMurdb 1843 Contest. Arctic Regions. Com. ! 1841 Racehorse. Syria. Com. C. H. Wood Linnet. ...

... cupboard. for the purpose of getting a knife, but not finding one she took-sip a fork, and made a stab at his master (Charles Hardy), whom she missed. He flew to the door, when she made another stab at him, and the fork entered the panel of the door as lie ...

... between Joseph and Thomas Shirley, of that village, brothers, have appeared in our columns. It will be remembered that they were with others drinking at a public-house on the night of the 14th, that they quarrelled and fought, and that Thomas died shortly alter ...

... part heard.—Before Sir J. Knight Bruce.-16 petitions. Causes, ,tc.: 1«. v. Stone, bv order; Ciibta v. Waters (2,, part heard; Thomas silepperd v. ; Leicester v. Newman.-Before Kir J wLrnun.—Causes, 4c. Suuttlewortb v. Beiigough ; Wilson v. Goodman, order; ...

... sassailteil John Sugden, and stolen from his person two half-crowns, ten sihillings, and ten sixpences, his property. MNr. Hardy prosecuted; theprisoner was undefended. The prosecutor is F cattle-deoler, and lives at Bradford. Between ten anti eleven o'clock ...