... Gordley, of l'horp Salon, farmer; George Hausen, St. John's, farmer; G. Fox, of Tod wick, farmer; VV. Moss, Ulley, farmer; J. Oxley, of Dal ton, steel manufacturer; G. W.Rogers, Iliroapham St. John's, furmer; L. Storv, of Hooton Roberts, farmer; G. Wright ...

... mostly comprised of shopkeepers' assistants. Town Hall, Wednesday.—(Before Alderman F. Hoole.) —Felony.—Henry Skelton, Granville-street, and Henry Firth, Broomhall-street, were charged by Mr. Spendlove, King's Arms, Old Haymarket, with stealing £1 Is ...

... and Co. Mr. Thomas Jowett. „ J. Bedford. Messrs. T. Garfit and Son. Mr. Jonathau Howarth. Messrs. King and Peach, Hull. Mr. Henry Taylor. „ Ed. Greaves. „ J. G. Hill, London. „ Robert Scott, Montreal. „ Wm. Parkyn, ditto. „ John James Higgons, ditto. Honourable ...

... remanded Wakefield for a week, as by that time he hoped Dickenson would be so far recovered as to attend and give evidence.—Mr. Oxley hoped that the bench would accept bail for the prisoner Wallace, he having sufficient evidence to prove that the time the ...

... Town of Sheffield into the Sheffield and Wakefield Turnpike-road, as the same are now the several occupations of Mr. Henry William Oxley, *nd George Clayton, the Site of the Premises containing 1,123 superficial square yards. , yards part of the above I ...

... Elijah Wragg, Cowmoutb ; Henry Ibbotson Eloldworth Hall.— Turnips: Messrs. Samuel Craw iliaw, Coombs; William Elliott, Hallam ; Isaac Morris foreman of H. J. Dixon, Esq., of Moscar.) The dinner was served at the Rodney Arms [ ...

... „ his debts.—Mr. Oxley : The man was discharged. Mr. Chambers: We never discharged him.—Mr. Joseph Mappin was then called.—Mr. J. J. Smith said he thought the case might be arranged without the bench going further into it.—Mr. Oxley : My client is willi ...

... as he was looking surprised at not finding his keys an officer tapped him on the shoulder and lodged him the town hall.—Mr. Oxley appeared for the prisoner, and offered the following statement on his behalf: —The prisoner is a discharged seaman from the ...

... Bagshawe Cockayne, draper, Ecclesall Bierlow. Mr. John Oxley, silver cutlery manufacturer, Sheffield. Mr. Henry James Dearden, brewer, Nether Hallam. Mr. Charles Eyre, grocer, Sheffield. Mr. Henry William Reckless, baker, Brightside Bierlow. Mr. Joseph ...

... Hawkswobth, Esq. Felony.— Wm. Fielding, 26, striker, White-croft and Henry Revell, striker, White-croft, were charged with stealing a quantity of wood from Mr. Hoyle, Morpeth-street. —James Oxley, a witness, stated he was employed at Mr. Hoyle's brickyard, in ...

... the 23rd instant, Mr. Thomas Doe, horn cutter, to Miss Eliza Bowley. Mr. Reuben Clark, grinder, to Miss Mary Ann Ellis. Mr. Henry Frpggatt, coke-burner, to Miss Elizabeth Hayes, Mr. John Denister to Miss Sarah Hallum. Mr. Isaac Broadhurst, joiner, to Miss ...

... off. Lot 2.—George Kent, Wooden-box (9 yds.), 1; Sampson Peckett (15), Wm. Norris (141, 3. The following also started :—Henry Roper (36), John Briggs (17), and Thos. Hospool (scratch). This heat excited considerable interest, opinions being pretty equally ...