... numbering about 20, visited the houses of four farmen, where they obtained firearms. At one house, that of a man named Thomas White, they resorted to •iotence, attended with serious consequence'. White refused to admit the Moonlighters, and they then ...

... guilty, was sent to gaol for three months' with hard labour. of Feloxy.—A wretched y-cluj and sickly-I«>.king man, named Thomas White, who had the appearauro of excavator, was charged with stealing a spade, value 3s, tho property of Thomas Mc.Faden.—Prosecutor ...

... looked down the shaft. Shortly after that witness, on looking, saw deceased’s body stretched the ground, without the head— Thomas White, a platelayer, of Relroington Row, Bridge End. deposed finding the body of the deceased, which was without the head.— Mr ...

... found him worse for drinx.—William a collier, denied that defendant, a* had been was drunk last year Mary Ann funeral.—Thomas White said was fonuwh member All Saints* choir at the time Makinson. who had alleged defendant miabebin himself with female members ...