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... the Linco-ishire and Notts Assizes yester- r day, Thomas Cunningham (25), hawker, waa sentenced - to seven yearsa' penal ieritndeforahootin agndwouDnding, a with intent to murder, Police-conatable Thomas Dean, at Crowle, on the evening oi Februcry 8th. ...
... Penketh-road, Liskard; shaken. Mr. Edwin Jervons, 168, Brook-street, Bihkenhead'; sbakeD. Mr. T. Hardy, 161, Friargate, Preston; shaken. Mrs. Henry, 36, Thomas-street, Liverpool, and two children ; shaken. Mr. Fredeyick Hayward, Coffee Honse, Carlisle; shaken ...
... have now determined to refuse the renewal of licenses to James Bradley, Church Tavern, Green- street; George Hardy, Dog Inn, Deansgate; Thomas Rigby, Railway Inn, Deansgate; Mary Abrahams, Soho Foundry, Ancoats; Matthias Mather, Victoria Tavern, Angel-street; ...
... opened at Bradford, on Tuesday morning, when the Magis- trates prese-nt were the Hon. EDwlN LASCELLUS (chair- inian), Charles Hardy, E. B. Wheatley-Balme, WA~m. Mur- t £ttroyd, Alfred Harris, Francis Wormald, E. Milligan, . -W. Wicktham, Wm. Tlorsfall, Joshua ...
... SESSIONS. These sossions were opened at Bradford, yesterday, 1r before Mr. J. B. GREEN WOOD, chairman; Mr. A. Harris, 1 3 Mr. C. Hardy, Mr. Win. land, Mr. John Hollings, Mr. J' a lErigg, Capt. Pollard, Mr. L. Wickham, Col. Pollard, &c, G The following gentlemen ...
... Gledhillt, . fowls, the p, of Thomas Avery, it Bradford. Twoelve ?? stias Hannah Taylor, a. money, the p. of Elijah Tankard, at Wakelield; Miararet Gannon, alias Kelley, s. racks, the p. of Rilchard lcealey, at Dewsbury; Thomas llaese alias i Bainas, e. poultry ...
... THE BOLTON WIFE MURDER. ThnmnRX~~~fn.1fhns-,. l1-brnarTnloS lta\ IM D0JULVIN Wirli M U~KvhuiI. Thomas Matthews, bricklayer, Larkeshill, was brought before the Bolton borough magistrates yesterday morning, charged with the wilful murder of his wife by ...
... -Yeaterday, at the West Riding Court Bradford, the adjourned Brewster Sessions for the East 3orley Dvision were held. Mr. Lawrence Hardy presided, and the other magistrates on the bench were Colonel Hirst, OiB., Mr. Wmi. Anderton, and Captain pollard,-.pplication ...
... to be left till called for, and 5 the prisoner seeing it claimed is as his property, and, though it was directed to Mr. Thomas, was allowed to take it. 0 DEWSBURY. a A woman, the wife of Win. Farrar, collier, of Morley, a came before the Bench to malke ...
... B. Oreenwood, 3 Esq., T. H. Inglham, llsq., J. G. Smnytb, Esq~., Me.P., B. 11 Wind, BE g., B. Tew, Bog., J. Rand, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., c ~J. Wilson, Esq., R. T. Lee. E~q., T. G. Parker, ?? T. H. Marshall, Bog., W. Aldam, Esq., E. B. Whete Balme,BEiq, ...
... where Mrs. Webster had been seen several times, and the address on the ticket was Cobden- place. Mrs. M. A. Hardy, the wife of Mr. E. P. Hardy, carver and gilder, Bond-street, was at the house of the 'WebAters the day Miss Stringer died, and she saw the ...
... duties. Two Courts sat as soon as a sufficient number of true bills n had been returned to employ them both. Mr. Charles s Hardy was chairman of the second Court. n The following are the results of the trials up to the rising - of the Courts last evening:- ...