... had merely pledged them for a traveller who lodged at the same house she was discharged with a caution. A summons against Thomas Potter for allowing beer to t, . be sold during prohibited hours on Sunday, wis dismissed on the ground that the beer was ...

... question, two men named Hardy and Smith were charged before the Hcanor bench 'in *ed of magistrates with night poaching on the 13th of s ng November. Hardy was convicted and Smith was ac- tin quitted. The prisoner Weolley was called by Hardy as ir- a witness ...

... about esion such conduct by the police he made use of most obscene W d re- ?? i0s. and costs. w use- Thomas lKeaton, of Litchurob, was summoned by Thomas the Berresford, for assaulting him on the 7th of April.-Case ce wero withdrawni. of pated Beorge uenry ...

... the previous day with stealilng It amber ?? prisoners were suitably admonished s, by the Mayor, and afterwards by Inspector Hardy with a sf birch-rod. a, Catherine Nicholson was charged with being drunk at the xrpolice-station. Defendant came for a ticket ...

... having enlisted in the to ?? -TheMais.5 -heee Daniel Trayford was charged with being found on the bh lown premises of John Hardy, Siddals-lano, for an unlawful plr- Ps Ithe pose. It appeared prisoner wee fon ypoeuor, at 6T pome- lock in the morning, c ...

... respectable ?? jury returned a vordict of 'Not NV guilty, and prisoner was discharged. at CATTLE STEATLNG AT ALSOP-MN-LE-DALE. Thomas Calladine (44), farmer, was chalrged with stealing three cows aid one heifer, value 601., the propeaty of Joseph Ai Robinson ...

... lesswara, formerly trumpet major in the dra- goons, and his wife testified to the identity of the plaintiff as Roger Tichborne. Thomas Bustin, a coachman, and formerly valet to Roger Tichborne, believed him to be his old master, both from his personal appearanco ...

... chargedd tin with a similar offence, in Nowlauds-street, was'also taom- I wits, mitted bor seven days. did-~ John Peters, Thomas Rogers,, and Isaac Croft, three Port 1City arabs, residing in WaL~ker-lane, were charged, on girl rernaitfd, with doing ...

... liberty end she had better be in prison thau wandering in the ?? being committed d for seven days she thanked the Bench. d Thomas Eyre was summoned for furiously driving a horse ?? and cart in 0sariston-road, on the 9th inst. The defendant B5 had been ...

... (ilias. S fladlield, J. Ilia It.1. Longbottoum, John iliggiubottoni, PI Thomesa Platteg, WIn, IPlatt,, juln., RI. Rvleoy, Jils. Hardy pi Smith, Julio Sher winl, Jaluncs Shepherd, tint] Seuinel Wood. P After I Ito itlltel fortilditie5, SE 'Tire CHAIRMtAN i-bar-ed ...

... DARBY, 2at Esq.] aed Francis Holly was charged with being drunk ait Cockpit-t he hill at midnight, and was fined Os9. and ?? Hardy, to wats Iin custody, charged with belug drunk aiid with using 6ye obscene languege in U~ttoxeter-road, shortly after one o'cl'ock ...

... and she replied that a young Ian in the sbop ad promised to give her a dress. He then gave her iuto the custody of. the ?? Hardy took prisoner into custody. She I was very drunk, and snid she kuew nothing about the rob- c bery.-Prisoner, who plended guilty ...