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... at line. The line broke, but the shirt remained a fast to it, and the prisoner then ran iway, and was cap- k tured by P.C. Hardy. When searched a small drinking 0 glass was found on the prisoner, and in his house nothing n was found but several large ...
... notes, one guicea in gold, and four shillings in silver, the property of the said John Dixon.-Guilt.y-D-TiT. Repd. ditto. Thomas Mi/necr, (aged 50) for being at large before the expirationl of the time for wvhichi he was transported at Wakefield sessissn' ...
... sessions W C DtSUNKENN ?? Farley, a young woman; m1 Maria Johnson; William Hardy, fisherlad; James Knox, r labourer; Thomar Roach, a youth; and a respectably- r dressed man, named Thomas Pexton, were finedfor I drunkenness. ' o ALLEGED TmrrFT BY A LODGHR,-Annie ...
... Scott, Esq, fo v James WhIle, Estj. Ed. Sale Bell, Elsq. Ma John flanks, Esq. TeSsph Aecoeb, Esq, bee Willienm Tkormpeon, Esq. Thomas Packer, Esq. o James Elgy, Esq. Edward Danwvell, Ehq. William Turitor, Eisq. iHenry~ Ricitahy, Esq. the *William Dickinson ...
... cbrnmmittedi 6burglary in the hiouse of George Andrews -of S~tineqeoet.-G-trgeo Moat charged *tth having feb'- aioitliy -stop'ed Thomas Roddi' of -Whisfon, and robbed hir'ofF a-ilver watch.-lWIn Eli,, alias tDaghty, charged. with havirg broken into the dwve ...
... into the town. 3 SrsAtIliNG To0L:S.-Johahn Negler, l Joh n' Yhyfr, and George Crows wete charged with-itealing tools from:Mr. Thomas Pardon. hi . Thc prisoners had been in tle eiiplp yof the- prosecutor. who was a tinman, and while so employed, had-taken ...
... had o received his discharge. o Loosilm DAGGERS. oUT USiNG NoNE.-Two hope- ti ful looking young gentlemen, named Thomas Kershaw a and Thomas Bloom, were charged with stealing a small n brass tap. Bentley, the active detective, said that lie r saw the prisoners ...
... should be again absent that night; about midnight Hardy returned and found his room door locked, contrary to habit. He knocked violently, when, after keeping him waiting a short time, the wife admitted him. Hardy immediately discovered a stranger under the ...
... have been tried during the week;- MURDER AT SHEFFIELD. On Saturday Thomas Jackson (31) was charged with the wilfal murder of George Lewis, at Sheffield, on the 5th of July instant.-Mr. HARDY and Mr. JOuaeSTON conducted the prosecution; the prisoner, a re ...
... in the parish of Cotting- ti hani, and produced a plan signted by the commissioners. M1 r. Witty proved the death of Wiln. Hardy Carr, school. , master of Cottingblam, who was one of the witnesses at the L former trial in 182G. d Mr. Jolsn Clarke also ...
... after a short time he WaS ordered into custody. Mr. ravs wa ofopinon brual ssa ult had been e mtedb h defndnt witthothe'saci, Thomas SATURDAY ToasThompson, a labourer, was cred with neglecting his wife and five children, and ordered to be imprisoned and kept ...
... HC Gleadow, Faq, H- C'grio, aJ E Leng, Esq, J R Mayfield, Es, JAq, n Brown, jun, Esq, T Coulson, Esq, T 3 Foster, Esq l G Hardy, Esq, M W Moron, Esq, T Strattn, Faq aC Hutchinson, Esq, W Me11reer ?? a Esq, R Blyth, Esq, W Tall, Esqd J Hing- ?rose, Esq ...