... )roceedings were quiet and formal, and occupied less than an hour. The following gentlemen were nomivated. for-Yorkilbire: Charles Booth Elmsal Wright, of bolton Hall ; Henry Freie_ rick Beaurnont, of 11lhithy; and Robert Ambrose Mor- rit, of Rokby. Lincoinshire: ...

... her fidcr.- Guilty death. Rebecca Smith and Outhrit, for diver* fclonic*. I Y— to imprifoned tnoelve months. Ttial of CHARLES BOOTH, for slaughter. CHARI.Ed 800 w** chai)((.(i ...

... ciduction of deputies attending the annual meetings, Th8 followilg otficers were then elected for the ensuing lyear:-M~r. Charles Booth, Almondbury district, grand master.; Mr. George Winter, Barnsley, deputy grand mastr; N-fr. George Headley, Newcastle and ...

... at Huddersfield. —‘Charter Robinson and John Adoxon, removed Habeas Corpus, from the gaol at Hull; for highway rubbery. Charles Booth, for Uttering forged notes. —James Hindslsy Thomas Hindshy, for a gun night with intent to kill game— Geo. late uf Kii ...

... Soulcoates lane, from William Linstead to: Jobn Thomas Watson; beer on, 42, New George-street, :. from Edward Allison to Charles Booth; beer and wine oni 48, Norfolk-street, from John Cross to Betsy Chambers 9 beer on, 51, Porter-street, from Thomas Tindall ...