... 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 ...

... Jonathan Smith, farmer, Scoreby; Benjamin Bachelor, brewer, Bridlington; Thomas Yates Hardy, farmer, Aldhorough;* Wm. Park, farmer .Bainton; Christopher Wilson, farmer, Frby; Thomas l Husband, farner, Bugthorpe; John Witty, farmer, Fimber. ! The CRAIRnMAN ...

... Thre towels, the property of Thomas Pickering.-Two calendar STEALING A BLADDER OF LARD. i HENRY DUNN (20) was charged with stealing a bladder of lard, the property of rhomas Wilson. Mr. HUNTER ?? the 13th of September, Thomas Wilson, a carrier, left a bladder ...

... 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 ...

... life, and sentenced him to four years' penal servitude. Thomas Swales, 19, Mary Ann Richardson, 24, and Thomas Smith, a man of colour, aged 28, were charged with a burglary in the house of D er. Thomas Wison, of the Nun Wind Corn Mill, Biehopthorpe-road, ...

... afterwards one of the Hull police called at his (Mr. a Hardy's) house, about ?? six o'clock in the mora-si, ES. ing, and inquired whether the prisoner had any autho- q rge rity to sell iron. Mr. Hardy said he had not, and also wI I as that the bar produced ...

... having, at Leeds, on the 25th day of April last, committed wilful and corrupt perjury before a commissioner of bankruptcy. Mr. HARDY and Mr. WSeT appeared for the prosscu. tion ; and Mir. P'cICtrING defended the prisoner. His LORDSHIP having summed up, the ...

... HULL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. J TRAINING FOR A JACK S;EPrrARD.-Thomas Lyon, a g youth, was charged with stealing a quantity of cigars, c the property of Mrs Snmales, tobacconist, Carlisle-street. t About iune o'clock this morning four boys went into y the ...

... transmission of the pri- c soners to be dealt with by the authorities at Brigg. Thomas Reounding was charged with having stolen a watch, the property of Mrs. Alicia Hardy. Mrs. I-Iardy stated that her son haid died on Satur- day, the 30th Augrrst. On ...

... Easington. a Wm. Wise, Jun., farmer, Norton. William Brown, farmer, Wheldrake. Thomas Bolton, farmer, Wheldrake. William Douglas, yeoman, Sutton. Richard Beal, Pocklington. Thomas Barber, Sproatley. e The CHAIRMAN, in his charge to the Grand Jury, ob. served ...

... RBVENGE.-Mary Nicholson, of Feather- stone's-entry, High-street, a sailor's wife, was charged with a most ferocious assault upon Thomas Worrell, a seaman, wholhadsailedinthesamevessel withherself. The assault was committed on Wednesday evening last at the Baltic ...