... of Chapel- ?? learned judge having summed up, the jury returned a verdict of ?? of death was recorded. TuE GAMIE LAWS.-Jehn Hardy, fortv-two, labourer, was indicted for a misdemeanour, in being unlawfully in company with two other persons, and armed with ...

... pleaded Not Guitby. A second indictment charged Mawdslsy as principal, aid Bates as accessory, for shooting and wounding Thomas Wyatt, with intent to murder him;and a third charged both with robbing James Ernill, at Adlington, being armed. The two latter ...

... flesh and the skin. At the same moment Thomas Wyatt, brother to the deceased,was about to seize the other prisoner, Mawdsley, when he fired, and the ball passed through the fleshy part of the right arm of Thomas Wyatt. Both prisoners were then captured ...

... There was a small supply o° pig tbhi wei and prices from is to 2s per cwt higher. There is no etsraetito in veal calves. THOMAS AND HENRY BA0S9. PRICES CURRErNT or LIVE 8TOCR, MARKET UJInS, A.d SHIES. Price Sold at Sinking the Otd3i. DZ ao~ilrt1 l¶. ...

... ler, do; John ' Ramsdale, stationer ; Thomas Hardy. bak ,er; Robert ID Irving brewer; Richard Liptrot, provsion dealer; John.' Jo Lund, clogger: ,James Martlew, ironfounder; William. ee Platt, shopkeeper; Thomas Swift, -millwright;I Jamnes Pots Stroyan ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-THURSDAY. GUI1DliALL.-Paillibert Hardy, a young man twenty years of age, was charzed before Sir Peter Laurie with at- tempting to destroy himself by firing a pistol loaded with powder and ball at his breast in the Portugal Hotel tap ...

... his shop. Thomas Kelly, provision dealer in Main Street, Gorbals-Saw the mob breaking Harper's shop. They were firing gune, and 0' Campbell, the panel, was ringing. a hell. He was very active amongst the rioters-. JTane Rae-, serrant to Thomas Gifford, ...

... at suit of a creditor of the bankrupt named Hardy, and the writ wU traeamited to witness for execution. There was.a Bale of tle binkrupt's goods which produced, allowing for charges, theseum of 2521. Mr. Hardy wanted the sale to procead before the writ ...

... the estate. IZNSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. RECKLESS EXTRAVAGANCE.-IN BE HOCKLEY F. WOOD.-This insolvent, who was the son of Mr. Thomas Wood, the late alderman, was opposed by-Messrs. Cooke for Messrs. Wire and Child, and by Mr. Sargood and Mr. Nichols for several ...

... and ordered the conviction to be endorsed on his ?? de- fendant paid the fine. ATTEMPTED SUIoIDE. -On Thursday, Phillibert Hardy, aged twenty, was charged with attempting to destroy himself by firing a pistol loaded with powder and ball at his breast, ...

... miller, James Devlin, iron dresser, and Thomas MAMe- namy, labourer, were then placed at the bar on a similar charge to those above. Miller and Devlil pleaded guilty to - the charge. John Smith, John Keily, and Thomas M'Me- namy, pleaded not guilty. A jury ...

... Sivewright, John Kimber. Six ?? Jones, Edward Oakey, George Lovell, John Gibbs, John Day, Thomas Ward, Daniel Middleton, James Martin, Charles Wm. Maddock, Thomas Connelly,. Marianne Willoughby, Edward Rourke, Abraham Ayshford, Richard Con- nor (without ...