... C. W. Morris, of Woodhouse. Mr. T. L. Dodswnrtb, of Wheldraice, Mr. Edward Parkinson, of Bradford. Mr. Thomas Barton, of Cliffe-cumn-Lund. Mr. Thomas Methley, of Salton. Mr. W. N. Anderton, of Hesele. Mr. MAsRrIN, Mr. Sergeant WMcIcNG, Mr. MATTHEWS, and ...

... Anderson, the Rev. Joseph Holmes, D.D., the Rev. Samuel Sharp, Rev. John Ward, Rev. Robert Pulleine, the Rev. Thomas Allbutt, Henry Hall, Esq, Charles Hardy, Esq, John Waterhouse, Esq., Andrew Lawson, Esq, James ravel!, Esq, and Joshua Ingham, Esq ; and that ...

... 000 BY A DISS-NTING tweer P The magistrates of Ipswich have brok4 issued a warrant for the apprehension of the Rev. occuo Thomas Sineaton, chsrged with the embezzlement of static £2,000 belonging to the shareholders of the Suffolk at nt 2Buildiflg CoxnpanY ...

... SCRAP-BOOK FOR 1851,-B.y CHARLnS MACKAY, LL.D.-With contribu- tions by Mrs. Edward Thomas; thu Chevalier de Chatelain; Author of The Patrician's ?? ; Mirs. Atherstone Bird; Thomas Atiller; Shirley Brooks, snd others. Containinsgthrty. isti highly-tinisned ...

... genuine property of Mr. Thomas Upton, farmer, including horses, cows, heifers, I sheep, pigs, farm carriages, Implements, &c, s By MIr. TIPLING, on fcdnesdfve, Cfbe Tstafg-sercafth day of Fib- ruary, 1510. on the premies sof Mir. Thomas Upton, situate at I ...

... prisoner wss again brought before tbe magistrates yesterday (Friday), with three other men, named Benjamin Haste, Jobn Routb, and Thomas Atkinson, who were charged with being accomplices in the above robbery; and with the exception of Routb, wbo was not identified ...

... provide open square or place, to serve a kind of lungs In that centre of thia populous town. Dishonest Servant Girl—Elizabeth Hardy, servant girl in the service of Mr. James Whitaker, woollen merchant, residing in Spring-street, waa placed thedock before ...

... Lake, jun., Hardy-croft, I Penistone ?? Mr. J. Hawksworth, Post Office.. Pontefract ?? ar, Francis Barker, seedeman. 4 Hull .. M.. hessrs. J. Ouston and Sons, Market-place. i Huddersfield.. Messrs. B. and J. Sheard, cornfaetors. I ?? Mr. Thomas Stephenson ...

... Pastnre, bounded eastwardly by.. the Aire, Vale Dye- vet I-Works, belonging to Mr. Thomas Halflh, westwardly by land NtS 5.belonging to the gtrustees of thle late Thomas Thornhill, Esq. Ku iv northwardly by the River Aire, and eouthwardly by the Leeds ...

... Messrs. Learoyd'a faotoriea the aame afternoon, and was convicted in tbe penalty of Is. and Os. costs. Damaging Underwood.—Thomas Walker and George Swift were charged before tbe magistrates at the Guildhall, on Tuesdsy, with damaging some underwood to ...

... Grocer. Morley, J1. Jackesos, Druggist, i- Bingley, J. Harrison, Bookar. Ossett, Thomas Frozard, ii Iloro'bridge, Meunutain, Bank. Otley, Win. Smith, Solicitor. L. Bradford, Thomas Dixon, Ponlistone, J. Dransfield, Sol. Land Agent. Pontefract, NV. Wood, Sol ...

... separttely, with immediate Possession, at a very reduced Rtent, all those Premises, lots in the (Occu- pallen of .1essrs. Thomas Sbann & Son, in Aire-Street, Leeds, ?? at lache rcoenly-erecled Mill, with excellent Steam Engine, th Leisty terseos' Power ...