... and friendly, and the defendants to the action of Watson v. Oann, in which the questions wiere raised, were Thomas Herry Cann and Thomas Richardson, the treasurers of the society, representing the Washington Lodge. In August. 1897, there was a disputre ...

... ne:rt, and that 'Mr. Woodall and Mr. Monkihouse consented to the appointment of Mrn J'unchard as umpire.-Mr. Justice Cozens Hardy said that believing, as he did, that the Corporation were svrcg and the plaintiff was right on the legal point. he held the ...

... of boots, the property of Freenan, -Hardy. and Wills. at EHebden Bridge, on the 12th of FlJne. It was stated lie was not in his right7 mind, and he was ordered to be detained during Her lajesty'b pteasurre. Thomas Burdis (52). rminer, for burglary in ...

... applied for off-beer ?? - Thomas Clemishaw, shop, 20, Loyal Park-road; Wm. flemmingway. brewery and rnatk-iln, 4. Al Saints'- ' road; Herbert Hibbert, shoD 393, Sirkstall-road; Samuel S mith, stores, 167, Briggate; John Thomas Wilson, Joseph Wilson, and ...

... at Ha!l- fas, on the 29th September, well knowing it to have been stolen. NOT GOILTY, Michael McDonald (22), labourer, and Thomas Bas- ford (41). carpenter, were indicted for burglary and stealing 22 half-ounces of tobacco, the property of Barker ArtIe ...