Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... SElWlOUS AFFRAY WITH POACIHERS. lld' FOUR KiEEPEllS SHOT. a- Intelligenca was rteeiveu at ?? police station in Doncaster at an early hour on Thursdtay mornling, that a he !Inst serious renconltre bhd titelle plhce at W orneraley, ist bstween the siciekeepers of thle Itight llon. Lord Hawke, at, n d a ge ng of poachers, It appears ?? o01 Wediieoday I night, ?? ayniior, the utlider-ketper, aid ...
... HUiL POLICE COURT. 0 FRIDAY.t CHrARGE OP PERJURY.- Edwsrd Smelt, who was remanded on Thursday last, on the charge of perjury, was again biought ft up this moraing.1t1fr. B6ll, of the firm of Messrs. Goodwill and p Bell, appeared for the prosecutor (Mr. Thomas Gossip); and el Ur. Wells, of the firm of ',ells, Smith, and Dodd, defended as the prisoner. It seems that in August last the defendant ...
... 'LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUpr I *UB1SiWB OP THE ENSUING WBpX, Before Mr. commissioner AYATOX. : MONDAY. DaC. 13. J. Winterbottom. Hldderatield, spinner and double, a 0 lodal div., and proof of debts, at 11. 4 J J., J W. H.. and C. Armitage, Marsden, olle Cloth nL factureirs. audit of separate estates of 'oseph aad 11 Armitage, at 1I. Br. and H. Hartley, Halifax, stationrers &c., audit, t ...
... 71UU3 tGJ- 3 01lt F bus yba. been Star- alse, Ithe ltry, may. Alf- will ?? wale ltion sly, obe eion a of 3ple ene tbe for )rlb. c a 5e5. By- le It and yet ub- f be clu ter Iled the the Mr. v.,rd ratic I the letT- and , in neot neti ity, sein apt aent id it not tbe to era oha 'bat erd gut Cra ted led min erae oled the a of hbey a of end, 'a t lety all uie As is- sea. end sad site re- Isat sly ...
... I le The Christmas quarter sessions were opened on d Tuesday morning, before Samuel Warren, Esq., Re- i corder ?? following gentlemen were sworn upon the it Grand Jury:- re J. C. A. Harrison, Esq., foreman. Henry Barkrworth, timber merchant. le John Brumbead, brewer, &c. is EIhard Cousitt, merchaut. e James Crow, tanner. n George Caniniell, shipping agent. d Thomas Digby, gentleman. t. ?? ...
... ILEEDS DISTRICT C ' VdF I E BANKRUPTCY. I th TOWN HALL, HULL, DiecaEanra 15 ha (Before Mr. Commisaioner AvcsRTOe.) Ar Inr ILLTAM WITTY, of Louth, draper. This an was a sitting for auditing the accounts of the assignees, pa attended by Mr. Richardson, of Leeds, as agent to Messrs. Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, of Man- it, chester, aolicitors to the estate.I After the ordirrary busirresa had ...
... HULL P(OLLCE CO U XLI FRIDAY. (Bestae Thos. Thompson and John Grestiatm,BEsqo.) G M~USICAL INTrItL500NcE.-An Irish Walad singes, 5 named William Sullivan, was idaced in the prisoneCr'S 'r dock charged with committing a bleach of thle bye- le laws. On the preceding night lie wats singing songs; in el the M~arkzet-pIlane, close to the edge of' the paveleut, Is surrownded by a crowdl, who, in ...
... ALL E GE I) CONSPIRACY TO I: x EXTORT MONEY. The following remarkable case which was remanded on Monday last w as again brought before the magistrates on Wednesday morning. James Taylor, an elderly man, who for 16 years past has been a her- balist in this town, Martha Taylor, his wife,nnd a young woman named Emma Ilindes were placed in the prigo - era' dock, charged with having attempted to ...
... l E. L L POLIC E COURT. I SATUIRDAY. (Before Messrs. Thompson and Eg.ginton.) A boy named John George Turner, caught, by police- constable 88, in tile act of stealing apples out of casks under the dock sheds, was reprimanded and discharged. Another boy, named Johl Smith, charged with stealing money out of the till of Mrs. Ann Brumhead, in Osborne-street, was committed to the house of cor- ...
... ij tuLL POLICE COUILT'. . . ?? FRIDAY. (Before J. Greshiam, Eiq.) John Foster was charged, by Francis Brown, wit), -obtaining a small quantity of twine under false preo 1 4ences. Discharged. I B Ilichiard H-oney, an apprentice, was charged by Jon hii 1Hopley with being disorderly. Committed to prison for twenty-one days.it Betsy Harris, charged with tittering counterfeit coin, t wxas committed ...
... il 'iLL POLICE COUAT. I FRIDAY. *lBefe-re the May or, Aid. Ceookman, Aid. Thompson, and James Henwoodt, Esq~l UNCLE Toms iN ENGLANo.-Alfred T. Wood, the tlergymian ofrolour~fron Liberia, where George and Eliza Hl-arris, twvoprinipulal ch~aracters in U~nle Tom'.s Cai,'are members of his church, was again pdaced nthe prlsoner's dock, on remand, charged! with at- rtm-pting to obtain money- uindie ...