... Easington. a Wm. Wise, Jun., farmer, Norton. William Brown, farmer, Wheldrake. Thomas Bolton, farmer, Wheldrake. William Douglas, yeoman, Sutton. Richard Beal, Pocklington. Thomas Barber, Sproatley. e The CHAIRMAN, in his charge to the Grand Jury, ob. served ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Thre towels, the property of Thomas Pickering.-Two calendar STEALING A BLADDER OF LARD. i HENRY DUNN (20) was charged with stealing a bladder of lard, the property of rhomas Wilson. Mr. HUNTER ?? the 13th of September, Thomas Wilson, a carrier, left a bladder ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... prisoner, however, was discharged for the present, and the pigeons were detained for three weeks. DiSORDoenaY AePeRENTICE.-Thomas Hardy, a young man of 20 years of age, was charged by Air. Richard Jordan, sail-maker of this town, with being disorderly. The ...

... having, at Leeds, on the 25th day of April last, committed wilful and corrupt perjury before a commissioner of bankruptcy. Mr. HARDY and Mr. WSeT appeared for the prosscu. tion ; and Mir. P'cICtrING defended the prisoner. His LORDSHIP having summed up, the ...

... date of Saturday. No further evi- dence of any importance having been adduced against him, he was ordered to be discharged. Thomas Graby was charged with having been drunk and disorderly. Policeman Palethorpe having deposed to the prisoner's having been ...

... transmission of the pri- c soners to be dealt with by the authorities at Brigg. Thomas Reounding was charged with having stolen a watch, the property of Mrs. Alicia Hardy. Mrs. I-Iardy stated that her son haid died on Satur- day, the 30th Augrrst. On ...

... night at Aluut tell o'clock, anid the siext morning it was found hicy lad been eitered, and a wyriting-desk belonging W Mr. Hardy, jun., had been forced open, and a sovereign had beeii taken from a purse, together wilh t a small gold seal and ring attached ...