... years, and Taylor to twelve months' impri- t sonment with hard labour. RoBnEny FROM A DWELLIING-RoUsE.-Edward I Smith and Thomas Hardy were convicted of ;break- ing and entering into the dwelling-house of Mary Higgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing ...

... and Taylor to twelve 'months' impri- t! a onment with hard labour. R oasula FiROM A DWELLiNG-ROUSE. - Edward P sm ith and Thomas Hardy were convicted ot break- inginandentering into the dwelling-house of Mary i llIgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing ...

... 38 and 39. Daniel Saville and Jane Saville, burglary at Hluddersfield, 40. Thomas Clarke, murder at Horton. 41. John Ramsden, unnatural crime at Almondbury. 42, 43, and 44. Thomas Marra, Catherine Rowley, and James Gale, burglary at Rothwell, Marra also ...

... (Conitinued fro-m our supplelneut.) Ce M CROWN COURT. a FRIDAY, Maerchs II. (Before Mr. Baron INARTIN.) GILES WALMSLEY (37) and THOMAS ELLIS (29) Hi were charged with a felonious aissault upon Ellen Johnson, at G I Barnaley, on the 30th January last; and JCISPP't ...

... J oshua Isigham, Esq. H.W. Wickham, a Esq.; John Thomas Wharton, Esq.; ae Andus, Eoq Win. Briggs, Esq. ; J. B. Greenwood Eoq,; George Good- man, Eoq.; Edward Wand, Esq.; Charles Hardy, REsq.; John Hardy, Jun., Esq.; Joshua Pollard, REsq.; T. H. Mar- shal ...

... FORGERY AT' LEEDS. f THOMAS rALPH COLLIN'ONT (:37) was charged with co] having, onl the, 21st of August last, at Leeds, forged a written t0] doeum~ent, wvith internt to defraud the Times' Assorance end thIE Guarantee Company. inj M4r. HARDY was for ths prosecution; ...

... YORKSHIRE ASSIZES. C R O W N CO U R T, (Before Mr. Baron RoLoE.) F.RJDA Y, .Maroh 15. THOMAS WAIN (out on bail) was charged with havings at Thirsk, on the 6th ult., feloniously assaulted Rosanna Re. becca Green, and violated her person. Air. Pos:e prosecuted ...

... crime in the riding. a. On the traverse jurore being sworni, Mr. Win. Hargreaves, t sr of Bradford, iron merchant, and Mr. Thomae Hunter, of in Horton, draper end tailor, did not anewer to their names 0 it when called, -and the court fined each of thont ...

... 11- place, 'described on the police-sbeet as of . no occu- giv4 to pation, was ebarged with haiving. obtained from mei at Thomas Clifford,. landlord ofthe Three Doves, Boer. :po ie wick-street, the sumxnof£5 by fraudulent pretences. r . -The.complainant ...

... Witness took time money from leer, and I f found £7 10.s. in gold, and go; in silver. Prisoner said a rlie had it from Thomas, anod Thomas confirmed thei 3statement. I-Ia had his tea, and was then renuoved to 'I Stockport. Examined the doors and windows of ...

... J. ltaiid, Edsti., iag I Ld~x irds, 1 ~ , 13 B V, heatley3 E1sq Janmes Audits, maeni Esq.j J. D. Greenwoid, tay , Chi nice Hardy, Req., tutic Vini -Walker, Esy Thee. t'oiyon, ERs., S. J. Browvn, laboi ?? Ii U. Maxwell Esq, F. F. MWhitehepad, Fey., F. treat ...

... Selby; the Rev. It. Whitelock, Upper Mill, Saddleworth ; L. WV Wickham, Eaq., Low Moor; Johu Rand, Esq., Wheatley Hill; Charles Hardy, E.iq.;Odcsll-house, near Bradford ; E. B. W. Beline, REq., C(te Walls, near Mirfield; John Waterhouse, Esq., Well Head, near ...