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... St.Mary Hall. Class 111. Barras G., Lincoln. Hardy, J. P., Wadham. University. Harrison, F., Queen's. Beck W Pembroke. Pritchard, R. A., Uncoln. ™ . 0 . k ' ter Ridding, A., New. Chitty, T. E., Oriel. Thomas, D., Worcester. Clarke, J. E., Wadham. Watson ...
... years. BEFORE MB. BARON MARTIN. ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO ROB AT BILTON THOMAS BIRK (33), and ANN BIRK (22), were charged with having assaulted Richard Dalton, with Intent to rob him. Mr. Hardy conducted the prosecution, and called witnesses, who gave evidence ...
... George Leather, Knostrop 880 Thos. Allman, North Street 880 J. R. W. Atkinson 820 S. D. Martin 820 Thomas Eagland John Kendell 220 William Lister 220 Thomas Hebden ~. ..880 Nathaniel Sharpe 880 Elizabeth Weddall, Selby 880 John Sangster 820 O. Willans, Junr ...
... lady Bryan Teornhill, Esq.. Queen's Dragoon Guards, of a son, Oldbury Hall, Warwickshire—On the 12th Inst., the wife of J. Hardy, jun., Esq., of a son. Monmouthshire—On the Bth inst., at Llanvrechva Grange, Mrs. Charles Prothero, of a son. Leeds—Sunday ...
... daughter of the late Mr. Wm. ScuoLai'ELD, gentleman, all of the same Same day, at Felkirk, by the Rev. G. D. Graham, vicar, I THOMAS, youngest eon of the Rev. Ws. WORDSWORTH, of Monk fBretton, to ANN, eldest daughter Of BXNIAUIN DAY, Esq., of IBhafton. samme ...
... the law has enacted that persons found j guilty that offence shall be punished with deatb. The prisoner Wuitakkr.—My lord: Thomas Heaton, the constable, came in the lock-up and mid that if I would toll him what had been doing, he would give some bread ...
... Wakefield House of Correction for attempting to pick pockets. Amongst the number were George Fox, Thomas Ogden, and John Crab tree, for 14 days; and John Lark in, Thomas Robinson, Martin Devine, Edward Campbell, John Me. Guire, and Wm. Smith, one month each. Wesley ...
... distress upon the property of Wm. Hardy, shoemaker, Chatham-street, fn this town. Mr. Ferns appeared in support of the accusation, and Mr. Granger for the defendant. From the statement of Mr. Ferns it seemed that Wm. Hardy, the complainant, had been a number ...
... Mr. Groom, Abchnrch lane, Lombard-street. Pet. crs. C. Rogers and Co., Watllng-street, warehousemen. Pet. Dec. 12. EVANS, Thomas, Fen Ditton, Cajnbridgshire, innkeeper, Dec. SI, at 2, Jan. 81, 1, the Bankrupts' Court. Sosl. Messrs. Trinder and Eyre, ...
... which he handed over to Mr. Read. Thomas Holt, the father of Messrs. Edward and Jos. Holt, of Leeds, did not send the letter and cheque now produced from Harrogate, but did send a cheque for £400, but no bank note. Thomas Blades, who was warehouseman to ...
... horses, a mnaltkiln. and other out- buildiigs and suitable conveniences, the whole of which are now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Granger. lot4. All that PUBlIC.IIOU8Ui, known bythe sign of the Black iBull, situate in 0irkgate, in Tadcaster; and also ...
... SCRAP-BOOK FOR 1851,-B.y CHARLnS MACKAY, LL.D.-With contribu- tions by Mrs. Edward Thomas; thu Chevalier de Chatelain; Author of The Patrician's ?? ; Mirs. Atherstone Bird; Thomas Atiller; Shirley Brooks, snd others. Containinsgthrty. isti highly-tinisned ...