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... lmmml22£ m * Mr. Thomas Allison; which said Two ClosmS?* • of Land hereinbefore described, are oarHn,? P * rcel » the Glebe Lends belonging to the i\ i t „ ITSS oI aforesaid, and are now in the respective occu^L ** Cuthbert Watson and Thomas T Green ?? o'*0 ...
... Malton, the wife of James Gow, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, the 7th inst., at Pickhill, by the Rev W. Twigg, Mr. Thomas Nicholson, of Carnaby House, Patrick Brompton, son of George Nicholson, Esq., of Stone Cottage, near Rotherham, to Elizabeth ...
... John Cbipchase, cf Bedburo, Durham, farmer, to Miss Mary Metcalfe, of the former place. Same day, at Darlington, Mr. John Hardy, painter, to Miss Mary Thompson. On Saturday, the 2nd inst. at Driffield, Mr. J. S. Lundy, saddler, to Miss Ann Witty, of Middieton ...
... of Wm. Coulman. 89.— George Metcalfe, and ) charged with having, on 90— Thomas Robinson ) the 2nd October, at Ripon, robbed John Heustock of eight half-crowns and Bs. 91. — Thomas Dixon charged with having, on the 7th of October, at Buratwick, set fire ...
... then sentenced to one month's imprisonment on the first charge. THOMAS ACKROYD (43), was charged with having, on the 3rd of July last, at Baildon, stolen one ewe sheep, the property of Thomas Burgoine. Mr. Hall and Mr. Bootbbt prosecuted ; foe prisoner was ...
... Jo^hua Bower. E q.,of Leeds; Titus Salt, E>q , Mayor of Bradford ; William Pawson, Esq M Jat Richauisor, Ei-q , Leeds ; Wui. Thomas, Eg., Bip«n ; Frederick Scl.waun. E^q-, W. Willans. Esq., C. H. JoneB, E g.. and Fosier Mn-w. Eiq., til of Hud- dertfi. Id ...
... at hard labour for one mouth. SHEEP-STEALING AT BAILDON. THOMAS ACKROYD, 43, wos charged with having. on the 3rd of July last, at Baildon, feloniously stolen one ewe sheep, the property of Thomas Burgoine. Mr. Hall and Mr. Bootuby prosecuted ; Mr. Thompson ...
... charge.—Guilty.—To be imprisoned and kept hard labour for one year. Before Mr. Baron Platt. ROBBERY AT LEEDS. THOMAS HOYL, JOHN SHARP, end THOMAS SHARP, convicted of highway robbery Leeds, in September last, were this morning sentenced to be severaltv imprisoned ...
... yon in detail the circumstances I have stated. Thomas Kewsam, of Leeds, surveyor, proved plan which had been prepared to show the locality of tbe murder, and the different distances from spot to spot. Thomas Watson, ot Hunslet, tailor. His bouse adjoins ...
... prisoner. — Guilty. To be imprisoned for out- year. Tbe Court then rose. Before Mr. Baron Platt. This morning, THOMAS BOYLE, JOHN SHARP, and THOMAS SHAUP, who had been convicted of a robbery at Leeds, were brought up to receive sentence. Other witnesses were ...
... order of tbe Court. THOMAS CUDBERT HARINGTON. A'rir Zmte-t— Hoase, 8, Broad-street Buildings, 1 widen. Ist November, 1848. BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. Copy of a letter from Mr. J. J. Wilson, Chemist, Monk Bar, York, to Mr. Thomas Prout. ■ 14th June ...
... Market Weighton Mr. J. Smith. Bipon _ Mr. W. Barugh. Scarbro' Mr. G. Porrett. ■*» ) Mrs. J. A. Goodworth. Thome ) Whitby Mr. Thomas Marwood. htW WEEKLY NEWSPAPEB, SPELLED AS SPOKEN THE PHONETIC NEWS; Price 4*d. Stamped. Published every Saturday Morning, ...