... FORGERY AT' LEEDS. f THOMAS rALPH COLLIN'ONT (:37) was charged with co] having, onl the, 21st of August last, at Leeds, forged a written t0] doeum~ent, wvith internt to defraud the Times' Assorance end thIE Guarantee Company. inj M4r. HARDY was for ths prosecution; ...

... sessions were J. P. Tempest, Esq., Jas. Andes, Esq., J. B. Greenwood, Esq., E. Wand, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., Joshua Pollard, Esq., John Waterhouse, Esq., 1 Thomas Benryon, Esq., Henry Edwards, Egq, George Armitage, Esq., Geo. Pollard, Esq., S. J. Brown;, ...

... they brought the the raP etietof Thomas before them again. The Corn-fn nilsapisnters baiigsusequently urge d me to take the chair ane I ?? to do so, because they hadl agreed to re-con -Ie sider the appointment of Thomas. I also said that l I could not ...

... violence to Richard Phillips and ness a Thomas Johnson. questil Mr. WEST and Mr. ALDERSON were for the prosecutin what bit Mir. DEAnSLEY defended Kirby ; M~r. PaICEu appeared 1 Mr Hodgson.Mr Richard Phillips and Thomas Johnlson, the two isn that ir named ...

... Rq If George Legard, of Easthup ?? 5 Richard Thomas Lee, of Groefq I William Constable Maxwlo Eeigam, Esq. pris Qa William Ruteon, of Newb WikEq ii Frederielk Thompson, ofbirf utn Esq. ernt e Basil Thomas Woocid, of Thorp Green, REq., M.P. labi 0 Frederick ...

... mine, the living at Batley Carr; that wasasfo monsy 'borrowed the a year since, and the only ?? him was honour. Dny I :naid Thomas Gosney.£20 onl th21to November: lie is ired a, friend of mine at Wakefield. It was for money borrowed the in May, 1853; he ...

... several officers to lie appienicted imdrer the Police Acts :- Hrardhen I Chief ?? Xire per annul acend his actual expeicses Of THOMAS t.ravellicmg, eubject to thes examiccation of near To the Finacice Cococittee; and oitire w~itli Bart,, M s'ationery'. Same ...

... BEsq., Roit. Ba Ii ii iii, Esg., iCED., John Mason lHepwortl, Ergq., Six M'ldio iilir-daunt Edward Nliilnor, Bart., MI.P, Thomas Davison bland, Erq., Henry Edwards, Esg., IThus. -Taylor-, Ii g , V.illiam Jeffcoek, Ergq., Robert Cornelius1 lter-, L- Gae ...

... merchant, Knayton. 5 Mr. Nathaniel Surtees, gentleinan, Eneb~y. I Y Mir. Thee. Nicholson, meirchant,, Castleford. n1 Mr. Thomas Turney, merchant, Ovenden. c T Mr. Richard Hardacre, gentlemian, efindlfteld. Il re Mr. Edward Taylor, gentleman, Kirkdianm ...

... SHOCKING MURDER AND ROBBERY AT ERITH. I A Asa a working man named Thomas Sewell was pro- at e- ceediig up the a-venue leading to Lesnes-house, esnes Park, no Oe quarter-past eleven on Saturday morning last, be discovered va tieda ody of a manl lying on ...

... defence, this prisoner said- Id I did not send the letters. He was then conenitted for trial at the assizes. SH OPLIFINGc.-Thomas Kirkwood, a young man, was charged at the Leeds Court-house, on Thursday, with rstealing a fur cap from the shop of Mr. Granger ...

... Cheeles Thee. Esiuibridge and Co., of Yarcie. for Mr. BLANSHARD land Mr. WHcEcELHOUEys were for the Ali prosecution ; Mr. HARD)Y defended the prisoner. pri It sppliears that the prisoner is a rag and waits dealer at fill Leeds, Bacd the prosecutes-s. ...