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... retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election); Electing Two Auditors in the room of Mr. James Green Carlill and Mr. Thomas Digby (who are also eligible for re-election); and transacting the other ordinary Business of the l Annual Meeting. By Order ...
... (Before Mr. Baran PLATT.) FELONIOUS ASSAULT AT METHLEY. THOMAS ROBINSON (30) was charged with having on the 12th of January last, at Methiey, committed a felonious assault upon Mary Lunn. Mr. HARDY alid Mr. CIOARLESWORTH were for the prose- cution; Mr. ...
... prisoner said she was the mother of it.-Guilty: to tb be Imprisoned for siX months without hard labour. rK FELONIOUS ASSAULT. THOMAS ANDERSON was found guilty of an assault b: upon Elizabeth Alderson, with intent to violate her person, th at Grlnton, on the ...
... occurred near the Hunt's Bank Station, to a stoker in ,f the service of the Londou and North Western Railway h company, named Thomas Yates. The unfortunate o mala, who was stoker of an engine preparing to start e with a train for Liverpool, had left his engine ...
... having, at Methley, Um Janaary last, committed rape Mary Unnß. Mr. Hardy and Mr. were lor the prosecution the prisoner was defended Mr. Serjeant Wiutufa and Mr. Blanshard. Blr. Hardy opcnetl the case, which, stripped of all Indelicacy, is follows —The ...
... Wilson, I-lord; Ann, Colbridge, from 0 London. 24-Susannah, Hardy, from Lynn. 25-Ellen and 0 George, Brown, from St. Andrew's. March 17-Coasters 0 sailed: Ann, Clegg ; Western, Gill; Thomas Hubbuck, 0 Fletcher; Jane; Atkinson, for London. Two Brothers ...
... fHlraaU or briar* IMt. THOMAS FKASER, SecnUfT. Loodon. 64, 014 Broad-Street. AGENTS— Hr. J. A. DUNKERLT, r- A/ent. 6!*, umber-Street. Beverley Mr- Then, F, Chare poor. Solicitor Martel IVrlfhton Vacant. New Halloa Mr. Ororre Hardy. SarlneF Hank. Soarborotiirb ...
... Scott, Esq, fo v James WhIle, Estj. Ed. Sale Bell, Elsq. Ma John flanks, Esq. TeSsph Aecoeb, Esq, bee Willienm Tkormpeon, Esq. Thomas Packer, Esq. o James Elgy, Esq. Edward Danwvell, Ehq. William Turitor, Eisq. iHenry~ Ricitahy, Esq. the *William Dickinson ...
... further charced with stealing, at Sooth Newbald. the same day, pair of breeches ami other articles, the property of William Hardy. Ihe prosecutor tnbsed that morning from a shed In which he kept Ida tools, here he had seen them the previous evening. Thev ...
... he got the assistance of a London ! > * ron . voted in opposition to each oilier on the Papal '* •onshlne. will, when the hardy plant rifled by the Poi the population llindoetan, and their treatment by those „ cw *’ Bangley, who followed and look Maria ...
... trle. Names of the Parishes. Pereone nomi- esiden ce. Gurdi ans noted as Eeleenc.tuadian Guardians. Anhaby .. John Hardy. Anlaby ?? John Hardy (W.Watbon Woodhonse ?? f W. Watson Cottinghbm W.lodgson. Newland ?? I W. Hodgson -~P. Bhanstey,. Hull ?? V. Ellyard ...
... Fussitt was chosen in the place of Mr. Clappison, who D had removed out of the parish. t ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. I Mr. Thomas William Morley and Mr. Thomas John Terrington were elected churclhwardens for ?? ensuing f year. ST. JAMES'. Theo. Carrick 'was re-elected ...