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... William Briggs, MAr. B. Lowther, Mr. W. Gdall, Mr. J. Al. Spencer Stanhope, Mr. Thomas lyson Ownswortli, AIr. Al. C. Halton, Mr. WT. Hare Gill, Mr. F. W. Slingsby, MAr. Thomas Norton, Mr. S. Roberts, and Mr. J. Tloorp Taylor. T f h THE GRAND JURY. Tb-s following ...
... -adof the btha Dragoon Guards andi the -of ArmlvSrnBa. Thre Bazaar was opened by tho Rev, ske aria Dr.Gt icro Leeds.-The Rev. Thomas Gleave, 001 to Vicar fl t hlps in~ introducing Dr. Gott, remarked be:, its that thr wsa ioble appropriateness in havingta ...
... J. ltaiid, Edsti., iag I Ld~x irds, 1 ~ , 13 B V, heatley3 E1sq Janmes Audits, maeni Esq.j J. D. Greenwoid, tay , Chi nice Hardy, Req., tutic Vini -Walker, Esy Thee. t'oiyon, ERs., S. J. Browvn, laboi ?? Ii U. Maxwell Esq, F. F. MWhitehepad, Fey., F. treat ...
... heavy punissinisut with ?? on t this Udlyicu, thO ?? returned a verdict of Aret guidty. tI PLEADED GUITLTY. a cHII& LOTTE THOMAS tlhX, doniestio servant, ~ plezlewtd gteiltv to having obitained, goods by ftidee piratitucus ne Leeds, and she was Orderedl ...
... Haigh screaming. He got up and went into the louse, and saw the prisoner and his brother Thomas at the top of the stairs. lie said 1What's up now, and Thomas Haigh replied, 1Ho has murdered the old man. Ho saw the deceased laid on the floor, and ...
... Selby; the Rev. It. Whitelock, Upper Mill, Saddleworth ; L. WV Wickham, Eaq., Low Moor; Johu Rand, Esq., Wheatley Hill; Charles Hardy, E.iq.;Odcsll-house, near Bradford ; E. B. W. Beline, REq., C(te Walls, near Mirfield; John Waterhouse, Esq., Well Head, near ...
... convicted of robbing Henry Woolf' A at Leads. To be transported for fifteen years. ep SUEEP STEALING AT BARNINGHAMS. and Thomas Shaw and JohIn Shlaw, father and son, who m5R had been out on ball, were placed attebrte had former (the eon) charged -with ...
... of boots, the property of Freenan, -Hardy. and Wills. at EHebden Bridge, on the 12th of FlJne. It was stated lie was not in his right7 mind, and he was ordered to be detained during Her lajesty'b pteasurre. Thomas Burdis (52). rminer, for burglary in ...
... Willan was brought before the Borough Magistrates, at the Leeds Town Hall, charged with violently assaulting her husband, Thomas Willas, on the ISth ult. Several of the witnesses examined before the Coroner at the inquest were called, but no additional ...
... habitants of Southlmalton, Devonshire, were alarmed by the cry of Fire ! which proceeded from the dwelling-house of Mr. Thomas Tout, builder, or a house contiguous to it, situate in East-street, and burnt with great fury for several hours. Notwith- ...
... the roam, as she wanted to 'have a V : or two wihhrbrteLide. M. Chtabslrr.0 immediately went into the back- room, buat bad hard~y reached the door of that apartment when he ho~azn .a, 3 report of a gun. He ran hack, and saw ohs:z brother-ini-law bad been ...
... fixed. PERJURY AT HUDDERSFigLD,' JAMES TAYLOR (48) was charged wilth perjury at Hluddersfield, on the 4th of May last. Mr. HARDY prosecuted; Mr. OvnREND was for the defence. On the above day, an information against a manufacturer named Sykes, under the ...