... STANDEVEN (SB[, and AMOS THOMAS (18), were charged with having, on the 9th May last, feloniously assaulted Peter Rigby, and stolen from his person one hat, a waistcoat, and other articles, the property of Thomas Rigby. Mr. Hall and Mr. Hardy appeared for the ...

... churcb, Mr. James Cout Moorhouse, warehousman, to Miss Frances Martha Robinson. Monday last, Mr. Thomas Howgill Clayton, woolsorte-, to Miss Eliza Gott: Mr. Thomas Sykes, wberryman, to Miss Ann Kane. Sunday last, Mr. John Glover, engineer, to Miss Eliza Sanderson ...

... grievous bodily harm ; George Crookes was charged with being feloniously present, and aiding and abetting. Mr. Oyeuend and Mr Hardy were for the prosecution; Mr. Bliss defended the Pr TheDrosecutor, Mr. Abraham Howe, resides at Broadfield, and shooting. On ...

... Accident. —On Thursday last, inquest was held at the Leeds Court-House, beiore J. Blackburn, Esq , ocoi.er, on the body William Hardy, aged years. The i deceased worked stone quarry at Mean wood, and as he was Wheeling a barrow Tuesday last, he accidentally ...

... laby. Lebbeus Barber. William Bates, George Ba'ty, William Bidwell, Thomas Blades, W.Brodie, Thos. B .stan, William Ilrown, Thomas Brown, James Brown, James Carroll, George Claxton, Thomas Clayton, William Compton, William Cowan, Charles Curie, John Dangerlield ...

... HUDDERSFIELD. JOSEPH THORNES was charged with having, on the 6th inatant, at Huddersfield, stolen a sheep, the property of Thomas Spedding. Mr. Inoham and Mr. Shaw were for the prosecution ; the prisoner was undefended. The prosecutor is butcher, at Sooth ...

... were this day fined 15s. damages, and 10s. costs for the offenoe. Chas. Hardy for riding his cart, on the 22nd inst., without reins, was fined Is., and Bs. 6d. costs. Win. Hardy for the like offence, was similarly fined. Isaac and Jacob Child for suffering ...

... 22, Mr. John Walker. On the 7th inst., aged 46, Mr. Thomas Bedell, shoemaker. Ou the Bth inst , aged 53, Sarah, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Burwell, farmer, Ho ton, and daught-r of the late Mr. Thomas Fletcher, many years agent to the Union Company, this ...

... J.ish.T. Milner ; Robert Wheeler, Supernumerary. Fifth London, (Lambeth, &c.,) Thomas H. Squance, Richard Felvus, James Laycock • Jonathan Williams, Thomas Key, Thomas Harrison, Supernumeraries. SixVt London, (Hinde-street, Szo.,) William Atherton ...

... , Regent-street, Ley lands (Dantv Inn)' Thomas Cogill, Georges-street (London Tavern) ; Wade, Bridge-street (Friendly Ion) ; Thomas Coli i» ast-cheap, Kirkgate George Wiseman, 48, Kirk' /Joiiy Sailor) ; Thomas Rider, Call-lane (Old Hull Tavern)- Joseph ...

... Marshall, Albion-Street 0 Wm. Oates, Tenter-Lane \ Wm. Dent, Do. 0 Benjamin Hebden, Vicar-Lane , 1 0 Thomas Barraclough, 4, Bishepgate-Street 110 Thomas Iluttiey, Bridge End 110 Cooper Field and Ho.d, Pottery-Field 2 2 Wm. Long, Vicar-Lane John Lister, ...

... was made for the above named object. Tuesday eveniug, Missionary meeting was held in the above named chapel, the Bey. R. Hardy, minister at that place, in the cliair. The meeting was addressed the Rev. Mr. CTayt'a, nnd Rev. Mr. Pike, Halifax. collection ...