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... iron, at Monk Bretton, the pro- perty of the Bamsley Navigation Company. — To be im- prisoned for 14 days to hard labour. THOMAS GELDER, 42, pleaded Guilty of stealing a brass candlestick, at Barnsley, tiie property of Timothy Marshall. — To be discharged ...
... Court sentenced him to be impri- soned for one month to hard labour. THOMAS WHITE, 29, was indicted for stealing three crown pieces and otlier mouey, at Rotherham, the property of Thomas Gillott. The case of GEORGE IBBOTSON, charged with steal- ing ten dozen ...
... fields WILLIAM CLOTHEIR, Quickset row, New road, Fitzroy square, statuary, July 21 and Aug. 19; sols., Messrs. King, Temple THOMAS KENT, Great Brington, Northamptonshire, timber mer- chant, July 21 and Aug. 19 ; solr., Mr. Freeman, James street, Bedford ...
... months' imprisonment. PATRICK HORNBY, 30, found Guilty of uttering base coin at Great Ayton. — Two years' imprisonment. AMOS THOMAS, 20, charged with burglary at Halifax, was acquitted. JOHN STOKES, 52, found Guilty of sheep stealing at Felkirk. — To be ...
... &e. :) Robert Jackson, John Horn- by, Daniel West, John Hartley.— Sheffield. East : Thomas Harris, Richard Fe'vus, J. C. Pengelly, Ge;irge Maunder.— Chesterfield : Thomas H. Walker, John Talbot.— Bakewell : Robert Harrison, Wm. Jackson. — Bradwell : Moses ...
... CRAVEN, 19, were charged with having, at Wakefield, cut and wounded Wm. Carter and Thomas Slack ; and also witb participating in a riot ancl assault. Mr. Overend, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Pollock were for the prosecution ; the prisoners were un- defended. A serious ...
... stairs. There were other counts in the indictment, varying the mode in which the offence was committed. Mr. Pick- ering and Mr. Hardy were for the prosecution : Mr. J. Pollock couducted tiie defence. The two prisoners at tbe bar were indicted for the manslaughter ...
... Armitage, and acquitted. ROBBERY NEAR BARNSLEY. THOMAS OGDEN, 28, WM. JAGGKR, 11, JOSEPH GREEN, 34, and HENRY PALFREYMAN, 25, were charged with having, on the 27 th of May last, at Barnsley, violently assault ed Thomas Cooper, aud stolen from his person three ...
... YORKSHIRE ASSIZES CROWN COURT. SA TURD A V.— Before Mr. Justice Eable. ARSON AT HULL. THOMAS WALKER, 30, was charged with setting f, to a stack, at Hull, on the 24th June last. Mr. Graingi and Mr. Dearsley conducted tiie prosecution; the p., soner was ...