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... public- house. They were — Charles Taylor, George Cox, Wra. Poole, Charles Wicks, Thomas Herbert, Thomas lons, James Browton, Hugh Conway, Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Norton, William Winspere, and Samuel Morgan. They were of much the same ...
... guilty. HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT BARNSLEV. ?? eP \ £_£ (34 > Hen V ?? (25), Thomas Ogden ( 28 ?? L d WilHam Jagger (24), were charged with having, on the 27th of May, at Barnsley, assaulted Thomas Cooper, and stealing from his person three shillings, one pair of ...
... Bradford were held at the Court House, on Friday last, before Colonel Tempest (who presided), Robert Milligan, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., John Band, Esq., snd T. G. Clayton, Esq. The names of the pub- licans in the s;veral townships in the borough were respec- ...
... to assess the amount of com- pensation to be paid by the West Riding Union Railway Com- pany to Mr. William Briggs and Mr. Thomas Bradford, as tbe joint owners of a plot of ground, required by the railway com- pany, and situate at the bottom of Leeds Road ...
... respectable looking man, named. WUliam Fawcett, wu brought up on a charge of steding a leg of mutton, the property of Mr. Thomas Pearson. The prisoner was a plate layer for the Leeds and Bradford Rdlway Company, and on Saturday eveaing be went to the ...
... Riley ; 89 and 90, George Metcalfe and Thomas Robinson ; 91, Thomas Dixon ; 92, George Haigh ; 93 and 98, John Denby and John Hopwood ; 97, Thomas Ryalls ; 99, 100, and 101, William Pol- lard and others ; 104, Thomas Rollett ; 107. John Morris ; 108, Robert ...
... Manningham, broken into the dwelling- house of Joseph Wood, and stolen therefrom a coat, a waiat- coat, and other arti-.-les. Mr. Hardy and Mr 80 ?? the prisoner was andefended. ' r P^^jj The : prosecutor was a gardener at M.nnwgham ?? ' pears that the prisoner ...
... William Worsley, of Hovingham, Bart. Henry Mortimer Baines, of Bell Hall, Esq. Henry George Barnard, of Cave Castle, Esq. Thomas Greenwood Clayton, of Bierley Hall, Esq. Charles Darley, of Stamford Bridge, Esq. Joseph Dent, of Ribston Park, Esq. William ...
... magistrates assembled were Robert Milligan, Esq., the Mayor, Colonel Tempest, H. W. Wickham, Esq., Joshua Pollard, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., John Rand, Esq., L. W. Wickham, Esq., and T. G. Clayton, Esq. There were also in close conference with tbem, during ...
... the said Thomas Corlass, or who have any of his Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to Mr. Thomas Waterworth, at the County Court Office, at Keighley aforesaid, the Official Assignee, nominated in that behalf. By tbe Court, THOMAS WATERWORTH ...
... which the smaller clocks in the palace could be kept in motion simultaneously with the larire clock. A P»oi_n_c Hen. — Mr.|Thomas Rhodes,- farmer, of Cook- ridge, near Leeds, has a hen which laid five eggs in two days ; namely, two on Sunday and three ...
... Uakm Railw^s. Mr. Gurnev and Mr. Bianchard appeared for the owners of the land, and Mr. Serjeant Wilkina and Mr. Gaythorne Hardy, for tha Lan- cashire and Yorkshire Railway Company. _ The land was situ- ated in Leed, road, and at the comer of Charles-street ...