... Fielden, plumber, Flixton. P Henry Stevenson, grocer, Urnmston. ' Thomas Hayson, farmer', Chorlton-eour-Hardy. Charles Mrorton, clerk, Chorlton. Edmund Newvton, gentleman, Chorlton. Thomas slagg, fanner, WVitbington. I Edward Black, engraver, Witbiogton ...

... 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 ...

... calendar month unless sooner paid. cars July I11,- Thomas Garratt, charged with being drunk and the disorderly, was convicted in the penalty of 5s. and costs. wo Tkenws IHarriesst, charged with assaulting Thomas Pink-I his ney land Hannah Richiards on, was ...

... Sdkelton, Esq. Mark Foull,, of West Healerton, Esq. Gsa. Lane Fox, of Bramrhamn, Esq. James Hall, of Seorbrol, Esq. Cbarles Hardy, of Ordsall, Esq. Richard Hill, of Thornton, Esq.. Thos. Cowper Hineka, of Brarkeaboarough, Esq, John 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 ...

... Barry, Mountilord Longfleld, Richard Tonson Rye, Jonas Morris, Thomas St. John Grant, Robert Delacour Beainish, Thomas Somerville, Colonel Burke, Da- niel Conner, jun.; William Leader, Thomas Beamish, Tho- mas Bousfield Herrick, Richard Nason, Robert Heard ...

... indicted for the murder of his wiife, Mary Ross, by ad- mninisterin~g arsenic to her. Mr. Bliss, Q.C., Mr. Pickering, and 'Mr. Hardy, con- dueled the prosecution ; Mrll. Sergeant Wilkins and Mr. Dearsiey wore for the prisoner. Tue prisoner, and hits wiles ...

... The prisoner, who is a genteel and respectable looking youth, pleaded not guilty in a loud tone of voice. ;Mr. BLISS, Mr. HARDY, and Mr. Parxtnatxrs were for the prosecution; Mr. Sergeant WsILKINS and Mr. DEARSLY were for the p risoner. , The plane where ...

... purse, th rpryo illiamf- lie tepoet ?? Freeman, frons his ?? dlays.4 zts Thomas Cole, 1 9, for etealitig two shirts, pair of drawers, 111 and a pa'r of eteckitigs, tile property of Thomas Fieesta-sod h Roskell and ?? days.I to Johis Morgan, 15, and Tames Mlurphy ...

... 1845, William Edmond went to Bombay, leav- ing power to his brother and copartner, Thomas Edmond, to act for him in his absence. Under this power, in January, 1846, Thomas Edmuond, it was said, directed tlessrs. Nielson, sharebrokers, of Liverpool, to sell ...

... v. Hardy, reported in Roecoe'a Digest of the Law of EVidence, in criminal eases, Which says.- Where im a will is disputed, on the ground of fraud, eircumaven- WI tion, or forgery, the testator's declarations of his inten te tionsa are ?? v. Hardy-, Ist ...

... bench were the Lord justice-Clerk, and Lords Woodaud Ivory-the Lord Justice-Clerk presiding- The libel set oat by charging Thomas Henderson, the mas- ter. George Langlands, the first mq!. and John Williams, the second mate, with culpable homicide, as ...