... a H-oAgers the bounger c son ?? Prosecutioni of Thomas JRawo'th v c WUilliam lBuertonr. on the Prserutir.99 oJ Geoege dlk ilv . IWillianm : ko taor, J041 Isu tito, litliam Bateman,ar 9al9d Jiohun Hardy.. on the Prosecrutioin (f MJr Elrank Briftlehank ...

... the remaining prisoners vere put upon their trials, and. the .Illowing sentences were passed, viz. . .sen. John Greenhougli, Thomas A4kot alias Thomls. Buckley,. ri jiam Ba~rton;. and Jqseph;Rge,-j whoni.we mentioped An our last as having pleaded guilty ...

... and the Committee of that parishl wishsed enquiries to be made of Hardy, to whotn lettam himself f afterwards went, and on his repirn produced a paper purporting to be signed by Daniel Hardy, acknowledging his consent to work c with Redgate; and 'Mr. Ralph ...

... pay FI le £230. down. The persons who came in under the assignment e. were Smith, Hardy, Hicking, Samuel Hall and John Hall. Smith er is no relation, his debt was £130. Hardy is no relation, his debt was £109. Hicking is no relation, and his debt was £64 ...

... approaching ?? evidence was will not considered sufficient to. affrct the prisener-, wlro was acquitted. xi aems TitOacAS HARDY, for breaking into the dwelling-house of fi 'fect Johp Bestv;iClt at liesuor, and stealing theveouta silver wsatch Si ro ...

... William TI'ayvlor Titomas Athtrstonsf. James Peet. John Robinson. William leelndmL John Hampden Smitberu. Thomas yre. henry Welchi Itobert Jeleor. Thomas Harvey. Joseph lHumpston. The Recorder in isis charge htated, that on 1ooking into the calendar of the ...

... terminated, the Common Sergeant passed the awful sentence of death upon the following, ten unfortunate individuals, viz. :- Thomas Pulbeck, for sheep stealing ; William James, for burglary arsg-, ot .( y and lianu.d NIe5.1,, kus feloniously uttering counterfeit ...

... and for the second, two pounds ten shillings. These were adjudged by a special Committee to the Steam Engine produced by Mr. Thomas Horsley, and the Lock by Mir. E. Cubley, and due praise was given to the ingenuity, the accuracy and good workmanship of the ...

... monthi each, and iattd labour. 11th STEALING CLOTHES AT HOPE. tor John Hoys alias William Stairmanad, ag.'d 2 1, & Thomas hio ilooth alias Thomas Allen, aged 20, were charged withtr stealing from ofla hedge at the parish of Hope, one child's a cotton frock ...

... Appleby. y -Guilty.-To be imprisoned and kept to hard labour forq 'e three months. P i- Joseph Hardy, charged with stealing a cow, at Matlock, d the property of Thomas Young.-Adam Buckley said that p the prosecutor was his father-in-law. On the 26th of hi 11 ...

... good luck with ?? his cross-examination he admitted having known both the Pi nish, prisoners before the day of the robbery.. -Hardy, Is w by a farmer residing at Brailsford, heard prosecutor and two 2e nake prisoners talking about swapping two horses ; heard ...

... gver, and the proclamation against vhice and mnmorality read, the C11Asn srAN briefly addressei the Grand Jury, (of which Thomas Wilcocison, Esq. was Forerao.) i He regretted that he was-not able to congratulate them upon the state of the calendar. Though ...