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... CROWN COURTâ Saturday, March 5. (Before Baron Holfe.) Charles Rhodes and Thomas were indicted for burglary in the house of Thomas Bramall, and for cutting and wounding the said Thomas Bramall, an offence which, notwithstanding the relaxation of our penal ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and the foreman said, in answer to the usual ti questions, we find the prisoner NOT GtJILTY. 0 EDWARD R4YNER (55) and THOMAS SYKES (18) a were charged with the commission of an infamous crime at Leeds, on the 9th of May last. Mr. Hill and Mr. Pick- ...
... ieruroisal injury to Mr, Djixon, ways bounid over li ii a SioilEr mnionnr. COLLISION ~OF VESSELS rIN TsiE OLD HAltnosta.- i Thomas Modgsoo, captaiti of tho Troncehill, Newasrotlo I BeieRnor010was Sumlmoned by Stephen Qvay, the owner i of a steamn-tog, Lo ...
... 1o Air. j range hardy, unn, ; and it seas proved tint priaoner lied hod (buea e 'The sheep, at Catetion.o a Soeld of Sir. Barker, nO Elmsnreli, from Ot Sun. tt~e msolrrig of the l7tlo of Aug'unt up tn Itae time salent Mr. ug 0 add Hardy purchased thens ...
... TUESDAY. HENRY NEVELL (22), charged with stealing, pocket-book, the property of Mark Noble, was ae. quitted. THOMAS JONES (34) alias THOMAS CURTIS was found guilty on two indictinelits,-frr stealing a cheese, itre property of George Hopper; and for uteau- ...
... MAr. BLISS, Mr. MAT'TFIEwS,,aend Mr. BLA24SRABD, ap- id peared as counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. OvanesND 9. and Mr. HARDY for the defence. Bn Mr. BIesS stated that the deceased, a child 'of seven t years of age, was the step-eoi of the prisoner ...
... Bennison, was convicted of baying smuggled two pints of Brandy. Fined 20s., in default 14 days imprisonmcnt..-.A seamaln nansed T/homas Russell was fined 15s. for having in ?? possession Illbs. of smuggled tobacco; in default tobe imprisoned for 14 days. AN ...
... from his person ahalfpenny and a tobacco box, his property, wvas acquittetd, there tbeig no prosecution. ROBBSERY AT LEEDS. THOMAS WADDINGTON (37), wtas charged with having, oil the Ist of August last, at Leeds, assaulted Wm. Henry Sugden, and stolen from ...
... 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., ...