... admitted that the defendant kicked him in putting him out of the place, which was not done without some struggling.—Mr. B. Oxley was called, and stated that the complainant used most abominable language to a child who had been blowing a toy trumpet, and ...

... of all Scott's novels, says. Aye, aye, —they were daft days thae, but they were a' vanity and waur.—The Life and Times of Henry Lord Brougham, wrilku by himself. HUDDERSFIELD Boit° UG II POLICE COURT. MONDAY. (Before J. KAYE and A CIUMIHER, &qrs.) THEFT ...

... DWIE -It Bradford County Court, on Friday, before M. Q C., an motion was brought by Mr. Gant, to recover the sum of £l7 from Henry cabinet maker, Hecknienci*ike, late bankrupt , trustees. Mr. Crossland, w.e.d turetr, Sampson, currier, Millbrolg , -. In 1669 ...

... under the presidency of Mr. T. \Varian). There were also present—Mr. J. E. Lee, Mr. S. T. Tolson, Mr. George Mason, Mr. Joseph Oxley, and Mr. Mitchell. —The minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed. -Mr. S. T. Tolson proposed that they abandon meeting ...

... had communicated with him before in the church which was formerly under his care at Greenhowbill. Also Isaac Ferrer, John Oxley. and Joseph Sheard, who had not ptrtsken of these ordinances anywhere before. The church, being thus fully re-established ...

... foot race, open to all, and for the prizes offered there were five competitors —John Bottomley, R. Cooper, R. Ramforth, G. Henry Lockwood, and David Sykes. This contest was only an indifferent one. Cooper took the first prize, 10s., and Bamforth the second ...

... He also reported a nuisance in Lower George Street, on property belonging to George Oxley, from want of a drain and spouts, and it was resolved to notice Mr. Oxley to make•a drain and to spout the same at once. It was resolved that Messrs. Wilson Brothers ...

... provisions of the Elementary Education Act, of my resignation as a member of the Sootbill School Board. Sir, yours faithfully. Henry Martin. 14, Charles Street, Hall, 7th March, 1872. A letter was read from the Elucation Department, giving some instructions ...

... to the firm. Next came the engine of the Liverpool, London, and Globe, drawn by four admirable grey horses belonging to Mr. Oxley, of Huddersfield, with postilions wearing crimson plush jackets. This brigade consisted of seven men, under the direction of ...

... Webster ; Mansbridge, S. Brown and J. Hirst • Slaithwaite, John Su den, hon. secretary, and R. R. Armitage ; Wakefield, Henry Oxley, B. Gibson, and G. U. Bower. The President having given his addre , s, Mr. Frank Curzon (agent and lecturer to the rnion) ...

... has rendered to the district as a district officer, on which occasion a first-class tea was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oxley, at the Elephant and Castle Inn, when fifty-four of the members and members' wive] and friends partook of the good things provided ...

... VIOLENCE IN LEEDS. JAIILS TAYLOR (22), fruiterer, was indicted for feloniously assaulting (together with another person unknown) Henry Gibbens, a man living at New Brighton, Hunslet, Leeds, and stealing from him a 'aver watch, 121. 6.1., &c., on the 9th June ...