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... transmission of the pri- c soners to be dealt with by the authorities at Brigg. Thomas Reounding was charged with having stolen a watch, the property of Mrs. Alicia Hardy. Mrs. I-Iardy stated that her son haid died on Satur- day, the 30th Augrrst. On ...
... Hol- derness, and was sentenced to eight months' imprison- merit. STEALING A WATCH.-Thomas Cotton (32) was charged with stealing a watch, the property of George Thomas Kennard, on the 27th October, 1881. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced o eight ...
... Easington. a Wm. Wise, Jun., farmer, Norton. William Brown, farmer, Wheldrake. Thomas Bolton, farmer, Wheldrake. William Douglas, yeoman, Sutton. Richard Beal, Pocklington. Thomas Barber, Sproatley. e The CHAIRMAN, in his charge to the Grand Jury, ob. served ...
... of Hutton Hall. Thomas Barsipsw, Esq., of Garrow Hill. Alexander Brown, Esq., of Beilby Grange. Joseph Wm. Coltrnan, Esq., of Aldbrough Hall. George Graves, Esq., of Elmsall Lodge. Andrew Lawson, Enq.. M.P., of Boroughbridge. Thomas Wm. Lloyd, Esq., ...
... f.aiiienu the hi gway; Of four 1l. anites and 1j's - T'hbgd: Weather/i, fr 'srealin* a' wethwr snep't ';ie pro.. perty of Thomas Wilson, oF Sa'rbro': ' WrM Ceoalsuo,, for stealing 0p ' tle 6retnises ofJoBoer, nf Skidhy- Wa,. Wtlot, for cilliog a ~i~e~p ...
... RBVENGE.-Mary Nicholson, of Feather- stone's-entry, High-street, a sailor's wife, was charged with a most ferocious assault upon Thomas Worrell, a seaman, wholhadsailedinthesamevessel withherself. The assault was committed on Wednesday evening last at the Baltic ...
... Boyn-At the Wauds- worth Police-court on Taesday, Thomas Ashmore, an intelligent-looking boy, about 16 years of age, was' brought before Mr Inghbam, on remand, charged with attempting to murder a boy named Thomas Healey, by striking him on the head with a chopper ...
... quarrel being the off spring of jealousy the case was dismissed, Charlotte Nutt, mother to Mary Ann Rapson, was charged by Thomas Reading with striking him on the face, and scratching his nasal organ. This was the result of some interference by complainant ...
... prisoner, however, was discharged for the present, and the pigeons were detained for three weeks. DiSORDoenaY AePeRENTICE.-Thomas Hardy, a young man of 20 years of age, was charged by Air. Richard Jordan, sail-maker of this town, with being disorderly. The ...
... the defendant. Clarkson v. Hardy. Messrs. ALEXANSDEB and WIottno.te wvere for the plain- tiOf; Messrs. CaSSawatEL and WATsoN for the defendant This was an action by the same plaintiff as in the last case, against Mr. JTseph Hardy, late occupier of the Groves ...
... the assault, and is and costs for the first offence. DBUNKENNE3SS-George Weldon, Jas. Burke, Patrick Burns, Thomas Stevens, Frederick Nelson, Thomas Megson (an old offender), George Newsom, and James Mallon were fined for ?? other per- sons were fined for ...
... West Dock Hotel and stealing therefrom 13 boxes of cigars, a bottle of rum, 9R iald.e i~n money, &c., the property of Mr. Thomas sic Ril u adlord. Mr. Summers, who appeared for the an prosecution, said that the premises were quite safe when as a the ...