... 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 ...

... Skelton, Eeq. Mlark F sslis, of West Heslerton, Esq. Gee. Lane F ox, of Brauslham, Eoq. James Hail, of Scorhro', Esq. Charles Hardy, of Orsdoll, Esq. Richard Hill, of Thornton, Esq. Thos. Co'wper Hincics, of Brecicenborough, Esq. bn Hutton, of Sowber Hill ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... wars then recorded by thejury for both ANOTHER ROBBERY -AT LEEDS. THOMAS WARD ?? was -charged with having, on~ the Stir of August lost, at Leeds, stolen a purse and £0 be' Inciting to Thomas Wright. Air. PICKcERING Wits for the prosecution; Mr. SaY4ouna ...

... fixed. PERJURY AT HUDDERSFigLD,' JAMES TAYLOR (48) was charged wilth perjury at Hluddersfield, on the 4th of May last. Mr. HARDY prosecuted; Mr. OvnREND was for the defence. On the above day, an information against a manufacturer named Sykes, under the ...

... (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 ...

... Justices to say Nwho- is bit tteur they Woud11 cenlirim that ttrranlgerileii[. ea tialne r Mr. Bixtis-;, irs reptl3y to Mr. ?? Hardy, stated that [lie Hu, act'-atnaiient tail been submtiitted not only to MaLgistrates,I Ott' butt-lo agents and other officieals ...

... 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 ...

... they brought the the raP etietof Thomas before them again. The Corn-fn nilsapisnters baiigsusequently urge d me to take the chair ane I ?? to do so, because they hadl agreed to re-con -Ie sider the appointment of Thomas. I also said that l I could not ...

... mine, the living at Batley Carr; that wasasfo monsy 'borrowed the a year since, and the only ?? him was honour. Dny I :naid Thomas Gosney.£20 onl th21to November: lie is ired a, friend of mine at Wakefield. It was for money borrowed the in May, 1853; he ...

... Rq If George Legard, of Easthup ?? 5 Richard Thomas Lee, of Groefq I William Constable Maxwlo Eeigam, Esq. pris Qa William Ruteon, of Newb WikEq ii Frederielk Thompson, ofbirf utn Esq. ernt e Basil Thomas Woocid, of Thorp Green, REq., M.P. labi 0 Frederick ...