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... Mary MADDEN, robbery ; Robert JOHNSON, robbery ; Wm. CLEOO and John WOOD, robbery; Patsy Mc.GUINUS, robbery ; Martin HUGHES, John FOSTER, and Francis FOSTER, rob- bery ; Anthony POWER, robbery; Edwd. HIGGINS, ...
... and 64, HARTLEY Joseph, SHEPHERDSON Charles, HAIGH Robert, and SCOTT John, Night Poaching being armed and Wounding ; 66 and 66, SHEPHERD Alfred and TABKER Edward, Robbery ; 68 and 69, ROAN James and WATSON John, Robbery; 70, 71, and 72, MORLAND Richard, ...
... BARNETT, bur- glary ; John Mc.GINNIS and Mary LARWIN, robbery ; Breaks BARRACLOUGH and Joseph LEIGHTOWLER, robbery ; George GELDEART and Walter KIRBY, housebreaking ; Charles FOULSTON and Charles FOSTER, setting fire to stack ; Frank ROGERS, man- slaughter ...
... labourer, was charged with being drunk and riotous at the gas works on Saturday. He was further charged by Police-constable Charles Boratoa with assaulting him at the same place and time. He was ordered to pay a fine of 10s. Bd., or to be imprisoned for ...
... Halifax Thomas Parkinson, Saarebroker. Huddersfield James Heron, West-Riding Union Bank. Wakefield Charles Hicks, Bookseller. Bradford Charles Heron, 24, EJrkgate. Dewsbury ?? G. Berry. West-Riding Union Bank. Rochdale ?? Was. Harris, Solicitor. Sbemeld ...
... James's Pak. Post men, temp. Charles I , be, be. With Notes of the Month, Reviews of New Publications, Historical Chro- nicle, aod Obituary, including Memoirs of the Earl of Ducie, Lord Oacre, Sir Johu Hope, Bart., Sir Charles A Elton, Bart.. Lt.-Gen. Sir ...
... — At the Bev -rley County ( . or on lv. rf',*j Judge He-dwell beard tue case of t c I is-! l.i' e Aeaurai.cr Compar.y i. Charles Henry i. i .i. iter aim wa* f-r £•> la. lOd. for money o.c v tb* con. peiiy from aifiirwisnt, who had been a r. Ibr latter ...
... Cambridge, Mr. Motley, the American Minister, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Childers, Lord JUcho, the Archbiahop of York, and Mr. Charles Dickens— i ? M ?? x ?* ylD % * glowing tribute to the memory of the late Mr. Machse, KA. The president announced, in the course ...
... left the prison with a ticket-of-leave. He had regained his liberty only a few weeks, when he was again convicted of highway robbery with violence, and sentenced to but seven years' penal servitude at Mill bank Prison. Stabbing a Brother at Doncasteb.— On ...
... Albert-road. .. _, ..Geo. IJobson, Solicitor, 23, Lin thoroe-roa 1 Xokthallerton . . _ Charles W aistell. Solicitor ..Thomas Bell, North-terrace. Pickering „ ..Charles F. Lucy, York Union Banking Company. Pocklington _. ..J. C. Lee.Superintendentßegistrar ...
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... Booksellers. DOCTOR MARIGOLD'S PKESCRIP- TIOVS.—TitIe* of the next CHiiISTMAS NUMBER of ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Conducted by CHARLES DICKENS. PRESCRIPTIONS. 'I'O BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY. VOT TO BE TAKEN AT BED TTME. TO BE TAKEN at «c DINNER-TABLE. TaTOT TO BE ...