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... December last, at Thornton, stolen an one sheep, the property of Thomas Bond; aed also charged with having, on the same day, at Elslack, stolen another ewe sheep, the property of Thomas Bond. 'The prisoners pleaded Guilty. John Casrter, 30, pleaded guilty ...
... the collision took place through their negligence, on which issue was joined. Mr. KNOWLES stated the case. The plaintiffs, Thomas Fisher and several other persons, had found it necessary to bring this action forward, in order to recover compensation for ...
... Thowas Helly, James lorgan, William Smith, and Win. d Thompson, all young men, were indicted for assaulting and 0 robbing Thomas Wilsonxeate agricultural labourer from p hialton, of two sovereigns, in South-street, Portas' Gar. h dens, on the night of ...
... Ile concluded with proposing 11the 9' immortal memory of Thomas Hardy, .Tnhn Horns 101 Toolee, John Theiwall, J. A Bonny, Stewart Kyd., of Richard Hodgson, Thomas Holcroft, Jeremiah Joyce, (ml Thomas Witrdell, Matthew Dloore, John Baxter, o and John Richter ...
... se.) He concluded with proposing the | imomotal memory of Thomas Hardy, John Horne l Tooke, John Thelwall, J. A Bonny, Stewart Kyd, Richard Hodgeon, Thomas Holcroft, Jeromiah Joyce, Thomas WardelI, Matthew Moose, John Baxter, and John Richter. It was ...
... place at Radley's ho' notel 1,beidgE-3troot. Blairkfriars, inS evtebrit40o Of antotl.&'i annfiversary of the acquittal of Thomas HArdY, St John Horne Toiks, and John Thl-11~h, ill 1794. aud lin in comlineinoration of the institution of the 1 Trialt by su~ ...
... and in default to be impri- soned fourteen days. a DiSORDERLaES,-T/ionaS Hardy and Robert Hill were d charged, by Policeman 66, with making a disturbance in the streets. Hardy, who had beenbefore brought up, 'as .ordered to give security in 40s. Hill ...
... By Sir F. Pollock-l am certain from the heading:i Of it, atid ?? getterol appearance, that I have rood a si inlsn placard. Thomas Barrington, examined by the Attorney eticrol -1 am the goversior of Storl.port work- p5Ose, On Thtursday, the 11th of Augtust ...
... do grievous bodily harm, to Thomas Carr, was sentenced to be transported for twetty years. CROWN COURT-FRIDAY. John Whittaker, jun., was charged with having malicioisly killed aud maimed certait sheep, the propel -y of Thomas Smith, of Collisbroiigh, near ...
... oti atoe I Itli of Novetaber. Gu'tilty ; to be trttoeparlt'd (ttn got's. l.1101d STEAINGI AT LEEDS irtlIN IIENTLEtY (2-2,1 THOMA~S 'FAYLOIC, 118,1 and JOHN Cs~ l~il. (23,1 were charged with steatlisty a mare ttnd a horse, at0e property of 1tobiert Raipley ...
... the 17th of Debem- le her last, wilfully and maliciously murdered William a, Hustwick. is Mr. WILrINS, Mr. OverEND, and Mr. HARDY, irappeared for the prosecution; Mr. BAINES and Mr. 1- BLiss defended the prisoner. t Mr. WILKINS, in stating the ease against ...
... fiecharged, after an admonition as to his future conduet. Thomas Rawnsley was charged with stealing from the dwelling.houee of John Priestley, of Bradford, a quantity of wearing apparel. Mr. CHDARLES HARDY conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was undefended ...