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... Town, Eliraleth TownD William Tindall, John Jennings, William Thomp- son, William ListerPercyJohn Meagley, Eizabath Wrightl I Thomas Rhodes Moorhouse, Matthew Henry Naylor, an Charles Naylor, were killed by the bur1ting of .a eam boiler oh the premises ocoupied ...
... mine, the living at Batley Carr; that wasasfo monsy 'borrowed the a year since, and the only ?? him was honour. Dny I :naid Thomas Gosney.£20 onl th21to November: lie is ired a, friend of mine at Wakefield. It was for money borrowed the in May, 1853; he ...
... Josh. Roberts leof its same. Iscpreear three ?? Ledger, obtaining Iron, by I 1l0 false pretnes, wills intent to defraud John Hardy of the earn e. al 0:Isprisoned sac iweek.-Wran. Hall, stealinlg a watch, the property of James P~ldndr. Not Guilty.-Jolin M ...
... The prisoner, it etc: was stated, was until recently the manager of theo Lincoln branch for the firm of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and rei Willis, boot and shoe markers, Leicester. In tlte months of GI June last lie took a house in AMonk's-road, Lincoin ...
... others ; Wie, Sykes and exetsa to Win. Waterhouse, stealing moat at tiudderefield, the pro- nowI art pryof John Stocks; Jfames Hardy, s5tealg1 hadkr or5 afe perty of Thoc. Marsden and another;0 John Ward, ?? ed a pair of shoes, the property of Thee. Siddall ...
... afterwards took placa at the Castle. ALLEGED IMURDER AT YORK. JNO. FOY (36), labourer, was charged with the wilful murder of Thomas ralfreenian, at York, on the 23rd of May last. Mr. SHEPHIERD and Mr. J. SMITr appeared for the Iprosecution; Mr. DIAULE defended ...
... for trial at the Leeds Borough Sessions. BRADFORD. A LovEn TIIRATENINE iriS SWEETH1EART.- At the Borough Court. on Monday, Thomas Ashton (80), railway mortec, of 3, Arthur-strebt, was charged with sending threaten ing letters to Maria Smith, a domestic ...
... r. arr CrftStillinilton Hall. WC ud r: 3,i. PCust,.1AucWood. Iyld~e. t to Mr. W. H. Gott. Arriloy B1 Osees.t le Ma Laurene Hardy. Low Moor Mouse, Brs Mr. R1. fl. Jones, Bailawotli Hall. Mr. A. S Myrtle Harrogate. :ht Mr. T. I. Tow, baseleton Gritoce. Ftu ...
... said that the ease lie was about to lay befose them was a somewhat remarkable one. 'The plain- tiff Wase the daughter of Mr. Thomas Fleming, of Cenon- buidge, who was formerly for a considerable nuinirker of peaer in the Inland Rtevenue, hot had retired ...
... Sturrorl:, Mr. Edward tireen, Mr. S. G. e Leathamsh Mr. J. Brigg, Mr. A. Sharp, Mlr. W. L. Marriner, f MIr. J. it. Blunidell, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mlr. D. B. o Wilson, Mr. F. B. Greenwood, Mdr. A. S. Lawson, Liut. - Colouel W. T. F. Ramsnseu, rMr. IL. 0. Maxwell ...
... H~oar, end said it, was always the' custem at Rlevision Cou 'to le leen in favour of the ?? was' taken by Mr. Freeman to Fred H~ardy, a cbcinderreaker, 'because he-was in the emplov of 'the 31otherheim; Guard- ians. He received is. 6 d. per 'ton r m the G ...
... wars then recorded by thejury for both ANOTHER ROBBERY -AT LEEDS. THOMAS WARD ?? was -charged with having, on~ the Stir of August lost, at Leeds, stolen a purse and £0 be' Inciting to Thomas Wright. Air. PICKcERING Wits for the prosecution; Mr. SaY4ouna ...