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... with him. He was fined 10: and costs. ?? ?? East Riding (Hull) Petty Sessions on Tuesday, four labou'rers, nacmed Thomas Anderson, Thomas Riley, Seaton Roberts, and Joseph Watson, were charged with trespassing in pursuit of game on the estate of Colonel ...
... Played at Market Weighton on Saturday, and won by the former by 7 runs. Score:- MABKET WEIGHTON. G Jones c and b Thomas ?? W Usher b Thomas. 7 H Usher b Bowes. 25 T L Cordingley b Hall . 3 T Newstead b Hall ?? 0 R Newbald c Stephenson b Hall .; 2 A Siddal1 ...
... con- taining beer and similar liquids ; William Boughton and Edwin Knowles, of Gomersal, Yorkshire, machine makers, i and Thomas Henry Rilner, manager, Leir Mill, Kirk- heaton, so the county aforesaid, for an invention of improvements in scribbling carding ...
... A WivE.-Michael Tighe, a young man, was charged at the police-court on Monday with assaulting his wife in their houise in Thomas-place, Collier-street, on Saturday night. Prisoner, who is a brIcklayer, had a few words with complainant, and Immediately ...
... Hobson ?? 7 H Elgey c and b Johnson ?? 51 R L Cordin gley c Green b Johnson ?? 3 E A Moon not out ?? 8 D Lowe not out ?? R Thomas b Johnson ?? 3 S Cheavins I To hat. A Pletcher f Extras ?? ?? IS Total ?? 235 GOOLE Towx v. CASTLEFORD.-Played at Goole, the ...
... Score :-Wolberfos-ee* F Helman b Summers 1, W W Buchanan b B F Moon 4, W Howden b Summers 0, J W Haley a Summers h Elgey 14, R Hardy b lt P Moon 0, J 0 Crompton b Summers 0, J Stephenson b Summers 8, J W Soholes b Elgey 0, C T Rawson b Elgey 17, H Adams b ...
... returned a verdict- Death from scalds self-caused. At Whitby, on Tuesday, Thomas Wilson, head waiter at the Angel Hotel, was charged with having been con. cerned with Thomas Henry Hobson, under boots at the same hotel, with stealing two boxes of cigars ...
... Birmingham Cattle Show:-Shorthorn oxen, exceeding three and not exceeding four years old: Second, Messrs Thomas and Freshney, Great Grimsby. Messrs Thomas and Freshney were also successful in the class of shorthorn steers exceeding two and not exceeding three ...
... -.-Messrs C. Coverdale, LIce- Hollym ;W. Watson, Linley Hill ; John Thompson,- Leon Mount Pleasant ; A. Rodinell, Button; Thomas Fresh. Mr ney, South Somercotes; John Hart, Hedon ; William The Blanchard, Whitton ; John Smith, 4comb Grange, atrd- York; ...
... for the repeal of the compulsory clause. A Hursr-nnLcT STtAMEH IN COIaoSTON.-A telegram from Ismailia save that the steamer Thomas Tnrnbnll, from Cardiff for Aden. has been in collision in the Bitter Lakes with the steamer MNascotte, from Sunderland for ...
... in principle correct. So also every probability supports the assrnp. tion that the first settlers were few and scattered, hardy peasants, drawing their supplies from earth, air, and water, satisfied with their seclusion, and prizing the security of their ...
... Idocal 3futsUiplict. I An entertainment, pr~tided over by Mr Thomas Thal- wall, was given at the Oobden Hall. when songs, recita- tCos, and speeches were given by Miss Steff and Messrs Bell, Drew, Savill, Thackeray, and~ iorlass. Tm.anaa RoYAL.-1 The ...