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... was only nine years of age, and the youngest seven years, nained Joseph Coverdale, Samuel Megeon, 'Martin Garra, Thomas Pullen, and Thomas Atkinson, were placed in the dock e. a charge of stealing iron, thie pro- perty of Mr. Charles Penny Woodfin, Hope ...
... Bridllngton Quay. .Mr. George Habler, gent., Nafterton. o Mr. Thomas Elaton, farmer, Lscrick. e ML5r. Harper Parrott, gent, Creat Driftiald. Mr. John inglehy, yeoman, Ryhill. D Mr. Thomas Hill, auctioneer, Driffield. Mr. Francis Dales, Innkeeper, Beivorley ...
... public-house.. n They ?? Taylor, George Cox, William r Poole, Charles Wicks, . Thomas Herbert, Thomas r Ions, James Browton, Hugh Conway, Alexander . Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Norton, William 0o Winspere, and Samuel Morgan. They' were of re much ...
... and ait ,They ?? Taylor, George COX, William DE I ?8 Poole, Charles Wicks, Thomas Her~bert, Thomas p01 Ionsl, James Browton, Hugh Conway, Alexander novi J. Hardy, S amuel Hardy, James John Norton, William I t.o] Winspere, - and Samuel Morgan. They were ...
... HULLL POLICE COUR'T. I FRIDAY. Before the Mayor and Mr. Blyth. CRUELTY TO A ?? Webster was sum- moned by Mr. John Hardy Valiance to answer a charge of eruelty to his horse. Mr. Vallance stated that on Monday last the defendant's horse and cart were coming ...
... following other sentences were also passed:- Thomas Dutchett and George Barlowtulle latter fie0 Hull) convicted of bigamy- to he transported forse years. Jebn Cunliffe, cattle stealing-to be jipisit ek six months. Thomas Walker, for setting fire to a ste at He ...
... be most excellent. Now repeat this- .the learned gentleman then read! the following extract from the speech in defence of Hardy, reported in the 24th volume of the state Trials i~ A mercenary informer knows no distinction. Under such a system the obnoxious ...
... of the 'prisoriers were there. They tlinwodetoof ti ar's near Eyson Barracks apdo then boep. ' -the Crooss6xicmided by Mn' Hardy.-edi o ko L ure' that ho'ever sa* tha prisonere l ugte a h calli y f John ShtW` liveS at Corn Hill, is a cotton spinner for ...
... ore there. ?? They fell' in,-two deep to of I Br's near Eyson.Barrtlcks' and then-brok~ulp. . 'thi 'Cross.examiued, by Mr Hardy.-4a did not know _J lure ta eoe ththeap~irfp .r all.e sth r thi ai~A l I ~Bsey roomtsrt il,1.acotnspne y; of by trade, and ...
... wa11mdtl f'h appointed to wait upon R~eJns o yuahs ol with her, consisting of Jame 'GeorkeCskDne Donovan, George Archdeacon, and Thomas Whitta. ker, who, aedompanied her to tho Railway station to thi see her on her way to London. ' Judge of bur our-' -far price ...
... Mospsr, Dic. 1S.-ffleforer Baron Alderson ) ran thet -Joseph Constantine, 20 -,Thomas Kenwoathy, 29; ~ Joepthan Walker, 20; James Stott, 24; Johu'N' the Sefton. 41; and Thomas Tasaiker, 34,-were indited pill for having, en the let of August IA4, ait Ashton ...
... Citarlee Mfortise, Tho~na FPitt, Wai. Wailer, Forster Shsaw, Buol -Thomrne Hardy, P. Ri. Joneas,~ T. A. Iteepe, Rev, J. Heap, W. O Ilaigh, Rev J. Morgan, Dr. Cameron, Thoiuae Wilson, Thomas T. Breel Rayoran otterenlemn fomdifferent perleof the riding. The Orl ...