... 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 ...

... It is your day to-day. What he meant by it I don't know. Arthur O'Leary, who is now present, was the special constable. Thomas Williamson Parratt, engraver, of Bradford, deposed : At the top of Adelaide Street, the mob threw a large quantity of stones ...

... penalty allowed by law (£5 each;, making in the aggregate £20. A Chartist Drill Master.—Early on Wednesday morning, man named Thomas Kitchenman, living in Cavalry Field, was apprehended by the police a charge of drilling a party of men to the practice of ...

... extent ot tbe line was opened for the use of the public. COURT-HOUSE, Friday, May 26. Before Charles Oxley, Hubert Paley, aud Thomas Mason, Esquires. On application, a poor .ate uf Is iv the pound for the township of Sawley was allowed. In a case of assault ...

... attempt to rescue, and assault, in company with Isaac Ickeringill, Joseph Hilling, Thomas Bottomley, Henry Shackleton, Halph Slater, John Smith, Isaac England, Thomas Rawthoine, Thos. Whiltaker, Edward Lee, James Crablree, John Taylor, and Robert Atkinson ...

... tlf te s P o9e d to bring physical force to prevent them, then People must be physically prepared to put tbem down. r~~^ r - Thomas Holt, of Queenshead, was the next speaker, an d he exhorted every man to exercise bis right to have firearms in his house ...

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... sary of the Baptist Sabbath school, Meltham, two excellent i sermons were preached by the pastor of the church, Mr. 1 Thos. Thomas. The collections made on the occasion I amounted to the sum of £20. Such an effort on the part of that poor but spirited people ...

... constables, for the offence of drilling. On Thursday morning they were brought before the Mayor, Joshua Pollard, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., and L. W. Wickham, Esq., besides General Thorn and other officers. It was proved by three witnesses, who rose at three ...

... was placed in the dock at the I Guildhall, before Joseph Armitage, W. W. Battye, John ' Sutcliffe, J. Charlesworth, an I T. Hardy, Esqs., charged by . Mr. Dixon, supervisor, and other excise-officers, with work-1 ing an illicit still in tbe distillation ...

... (charged with drilling and rioting), and Isaac Ickeringill, Joseph Hilling, Thomas Bottomley, Henry Shackle- ton, Ralph Slater, John Smith, Isaac England, Thomas Raw- thorne, Thomas Whittaker, Edward Lee, James Crabtree, John Taylor, and Robert Atkinson, ...

... Vickers'; John and Hayes; Thomas and Ann, Scu. . holme ; Blessing Colley Reward, Harrison. C ay.. Resolution, Bell. Hartlepool.. Flora, Barnes' Ipswich. .Majy. Parker; Aire. Johnson; Thomas and Miry. Thompson Maidstone.. Thomas and Arm, Ashton. Woodbridge ...