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... in Sntcliffe's | house,) were again placed in the dock at the Guildhall, . before Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, , Esqs. The case has excited great interest, and the follow- | ing were the witnesses for the prosecution:*David Shaw ...
... Inn beerhouse, Spring Wood, wa« char(red by constable Sedgwick, before Joseph Armitage, W, W. Betlje, John Sutcliffo, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., with filling ale to three persons, at a quartor-past tour on Sunday afternoon, the 12th instant. The defendant ...
... the next meeting, and the following gentlemei were named:—Mr. Greenwood, surgeon; Mr. W. Willans Mr. Thomas Hayley, Mr. Richard Dewhurst, and Mr Thomas Varley, of Egerton, The meeting then broke up. I The Crusade against the Publicans.—On Tuesday, 1 1 ...
... discharged on paying sa. costs, and Gd. damages. Magistrates' Office, Tuesday, Nov. (He Joseph Armitage, Jno. Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, E-qre.)—Unruly Paupers.—Jaraess Mann, a pauper in the Hudderefield workhouse, was committed for one month to Wakefield ...
... a stop to. Trial by Jury. — On Tuesday, the 54th anniver- sary of the trial by jury, as exemplified in the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwell, J. Joyce, T. Holcroft, and the other members of the Corres- ponding Society, who, in 1795 ...
... ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION (enrolled under Societies' Acts), and BENEVOLENT FUND, 42, MOOIUiATt-STREET, LONDON. Thomas Haring. Esq., M.P. IW. G. lYescott, Esq. Thomas ilankcy. Jun . Esq. j Baron L. I)e Rothschild, M.F. TttEABI’KEB OF THE BENEVOLENT FUND. John Abel ...
... Metcalfe and Thomas Robinson ; 91, Thomas Dixon; 92, George Haigh; and 98, John and John Hopwood; 97, Thomas Ryalls; 99, 10', and 101, William Pollard and others; 104, Thomas Roliett; 107, John Morriss; 108, Robert Hutchinson; 114, 115, and 116, ...
... George Bagnall, moulder, to Miss Ruth Pierpoiut.. ..Mr. Joshua Harrison Oxley, bookkeeper, to Miss Ellen Lee. 0:i Monday, Mr. Thomas Aleock, joiner, to ?Jiss Caroline Martin Mr. Benjamin Schi.fi Id, mason, to Miss Elizabeth Nnttall.. ..Mr. Wm. White, mason ...
... thinks Mr. Denison a fit Person to be brought forward on this occasion. On the Motion of John Rand, Esq., Seconded by Charles Hardy, Esq. That this Resolution be immediately advertised and circulated, and that the Meeting be adjourned to the Normanton Station ...
... had pigs within three months, sweepstakes 2s. 6d. each, with 10a. added, Mr. Thomas Robson. entries. Best boar small breed, sweepstakes of 2s 6d. each, wilh 10s. added, Mr. Thomas Sanderson. 3 entries. Best breeding sow, breed, in pig or had pig* within ...
... John Burnet, LL.D., the Key. Josiah Bateman, the Rev. Thomas Collins, William Beckett, Esq., M.P., John Rand, Esq., Joseph Brook, Esq., James Milnes Gaskell, Esq., M.P., William Rutson, Esq., Thomas Mason, Esq., and H. S. Thompson, Esq. £15. 15s. was voted ...
... w . „ SECRETARY. Mr. JOHN BELL, Oxford-Place. Mr. JOHN AIASSEY SIMS, Newtown. AUDITORS. Mr. JAMES OATES. | Mr. GEORGE WRaY THOMAS. ■ Depend upon it that the interests of often contrasted Classes are identical, and it is only ignorance which prevents their ...