... property of George B arrett. San. teneced to three month's Imprisonment, with bard labour, In the lioute of Correction. JAMES THOMAS, 13 ?? pleaded guilty toa a charge of stesieg, at Br-urley, en the 8th of December last, one purse, oeri soverrigo, tets shillings ...

... 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 ...

... } the high road to Ongar, and comprises a few stragli homesteads and labourers' cottages. At one of these farms lived Mr. Thomas Crory, son of a highly respectable 5 yeoman, at Great Burstead, where he occupies three farms. He had only held it two or ...

... I SOUTH LANCASHIRIIE ASSIZES. 11ir CROWN COURT.-FaiDkv, AUGUST 22. t, (Before Mr. Baron Platt) CRUELTY TO A STOWvA.wAY.-Thomas M'Nally, 30, was fi indicted for having unlawfully and violently beaten and a assaulted on the high seas, one Michael Pye. In ...

... SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES. NISI PRIUS-.SATURDAY. PARKINSON V. PARKINSoN.-Thomas Parkinson was the plaintiff and John Parkinson the defendant. Both parties (who are brothers) reside at Blackburn. The action was brought to recover a sum of £57, which the ...

... guilty; secondly, that what he did he did by the leave and license of the plaintiff. Mr. Attorney-General Knowles and ir. Hardy were counselforthe plaintiff; Mr. Sergeant Wilkins and Mr. Overend appeared for the defendant. A conference took place, after ...

... of John. Hayes.-Frour years' penal servitude. George Bailey, 27, Thomas Hardy, 25, and John mabin, 3s stealing at Broughton, from the persond of Alice Wade, £t 13s. and ?? sx months, Hardy threenidontho, and Mabin six months. Henry; Porter, stealing at ...

... was shown a check, written on part of a letter, on mourning paper, directing the bank to pay the above amount to the Rev. Thomas San- derson. The rest of the letter purported to be rendering an account of the sale of an estate, for which the amount of ...

... Acrelands, Lancaster. Thomas Batty Addison, Esq., Preston. The Hon. Spencer Compton, Lord Cavendish,'Holker Hall. Thomas Bright Crosse, Esq., Shaw Hill. Pudsey Daweon, Eq., Hornby Castle. Edward Dlawson, Esq., Aldeliffe Hall. Thomas Dsgdale, Esq., Mayor ...

... ocoaslon. Mr. Baron Bramwell took his seat a few minutes after nine ?? counsel for the prosecution were Mr. Overend, Q.C., Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Bayley. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Bliss, Q.C,, Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, Mr. R. Rail, and Mr. Middleton. The prisoner ...

... prisoner. was taken into custody and searched,-and only 2s. were' found dpop ?? other witnesses, Thoa. Parkinson, painter, and Thomas Wilson, marble mason, proved that . the prisoner took up the money and refused to give it up. -Mr. Hioid) miade a very able ...

... honesty, she commu- nicated with the police on Saturday. Mr. Inspector Ringland came to the house, and In Lis presence her son, Thomas Stirza. ker, marked some money, which was placed In the till. Between eight and nine o'clock the prisoner went into the bar ...