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... supplied with water, and beautifully situated on the Park Wood Springs Estate, at to Mr. JOSEPH ILLING WOKTH, Schoolmaster, 13 , Thomas Street, Broomhall Street, Sheffield. ' QOtTTH YORKSHIRE RAILWAY AND . river dun company. are prenarl,! Givel V directors of ...
... TIIACKRAY, 15, and THOMAS WADE, 39, were charged with uttering forged 5/. Bank of England notes, at Skipton, on the 25th of May last. Mr. Overend, Q.C., and Mr. Bayley were for the prosecution j Mr. Blanshard defended Thackray, and Mr. Hardy was for Wade. ...
... Yorkshire Summer Assizes. CROWN COURT—THURSDAY, July 12. (Before Mr. Justice Crowder ) STREET ROBBERY AT LEEDS. THOMAS KELLY, >9, JOSEPH BEEVERS, 24, ANN KELLY, 17, and MARY ANN EVANS, 20, were charged with having, at Leeds, on the sth of May last, assaulted ...
... SHEFFIELD. THOMAS JACKSON was charged with the wilful murder of George Lewis, at Sheffield, on the inst. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnston were for the prosecution ; and Mr. Overend, Q.C., and Mr. Digliton appeared behalf of the prisoner. Mr. Hardy stated the ...
... highway robbery upon Thos. Wilson, near Castleford, on the 17th April. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Micklethwaite were counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. C. Foster for the defence. Thomas Wilson, the prosecutor, is a banksman, residing at Methley, and on the evening ...
... J 20 Greave« w 15 Hawley.John 20 t 15 Guyson, John 20 i Bright, Thomas 22 A«frm Murray, Hugh 18 Furnise, Luke 25 & e K' T hO9 Beatson, Robert ck CharleB Taylor, W Hibbert, Peter Hardy, H ■Acceptances to be paid on or before TWELVE O'CLOCK at Noon THIS ...
... favour, the sentence was that he be imprisoned for two months. THOMAS WOOD, IC, cutler, stood charged with stealing a jacket, the property of Charles Turner, from the dwelling house of Thomas Stringer, at Sheffield, on the 7th of September last; also with ...
... Pick Pocket*.—lsabella Thomas and Christiana Flannagan were charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Mary Ann Swaun. —Prose- said she was Mr. Skelton's auction room on Tuesday evening, and, while stood there, the prisoner Thomas put her hand into her ...
... in the house of Thomas Slack, Sheffield. —Charles Holden, 33, stabbing Thomas Booke, Worsborougb.—Robert Hadcock, 34, burning a stack of wheat, the property of William Sellars, at Darfield. George Duckett, 33, cutting and wounding Thomas ilford, at Doncaster ...
... with the wilful murder of William Beardshaw, on the 21st of July last. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnston prosecuted: the prisoners were defended by Mt\ Dearsley. opening the case Mr. Hardy said : The jury w «re sworn inquire into the death of William which the ...
... at Doncaster, on the 24th of November last, s a ec > cut, and wounded, Thomas Wilford, with intent o o him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Dearsley Mr. C. Forster prosecuted; Mr. Hardy defende ie prisoner. On the night in question, \Yilfo r( wo is a labourer ...