Star. — London, England, 1827-04-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' COURT OF CHANCERY, AnuL 4. BOW'S V. STRATIVORIL This eace was desired to be spoken'to to-dq fora quar ter of an hour by one Counsel on a side. It was called on, and this quarter being a Chancery quarter, it occu pied discession at the bar for-nne hour and three quar ters. At the conclusion, His LORDSHIP observed, that it was a consolation to him to have Felt that, although he had desired this dis cussion to take place for his assistance, yet that not a topic had been touched upon that had not occurred to hie own mind while ruminating on the ease. Upon the marriage of the present Earl of Strathmore with his late Lady, then Miss Carpenter, a settlement of her property was made. By that settlement she retained a life interest of it, and after providing a subsequent in terest for her husband and eldest son; if there was one younger child, that child was to have 400. taken out of the mother's property on her marriage, or attaining twenty-one, with a reserved power of appointment by deed in will in Lord Strathmore; and the question now before the Court upon a Petition was, whether Lady Mary Willis, having attained her majority, and being the only younger child, was entitled to call for the im mediate payment of the 4000 t.? •On the one hand it wereontended, that she had not such a vested interest in the property as to enable her to call for its payment. whilst the power remained in her father to execute an appointment for the payment to her at any period not Vaceesling '2l years after his death—On the other hand, it•was submitted, that as the property never had been hoofather's, and her mother being dead. he •had no righuto interpose against her claim to have the sum pucka her immediately. His:Lowness. , bad read over thedeed of Madanaiatr-- 'be was.quite sure, at lean 50 times. •and a Ilifileses ftced, ambiguous, and obscure deed, 'in Its. wras . throughout, be was confident, had never beett•atbesit tod nor approved of by,a Master in ,this Cadet. He weed, however, read it overawe more. and•dispose of the case in judgment on Saturday. He certainty con aidered the old law to be that a younger child in such 4 tase•as this, could aot call for the payemat.of-her *muse, settled as it was in this case, whilst tho parent was alive and had the power of appointment. WiLLRIILIT V. DMZ 61 ligkereenT. Ur. fisaevram, moved for leave that a - 1 1 Podo* . • stand in the paper for Saturday, in this ease pie object of which merely was, tolaver a arm of aim - advanced to the Solicitors of the plaintiff.—Ha ball/itad that would-be no objection raised Obit. MOIrrIIMIR V. WM. 'The question in this cave was, *ditcher Megitimaia children can take under a will, which was atattertsv vious to their birth? • The' Loaf, CnANCeLLOit said be mold not give sag decision on the subject until the focal of the pr eaeedi was altered. The'co-plaintiffs in this suit had interests, and unless two of theta cauteated to difendants, and be repreesatad by separate - Cosaiii, ift • 'would he impossibleforlsies to decide the quack's. After some further arg u ment on this matter, can was ordered to sand until Saturday. ment to _ _ Mtn%obis es iniwilllll”Mone ll** :Micas* came en fentimplowst in the, fmIB: of sa=to the Ikea& tiajoet. :The tqatiam *tromp * ,sate in Hies-ameet. Abesseribehobeed as efieight to the Gerporatipa, or win merely held hy thumbs oust for Abe ;beat* of St. .lobo's Hospital t The Master bad aspersed. that the premises in question were devised to the Corporation as tar back as 1408, in trust for , the Hospital. Nam, miaow MS. of ancieot date. worm eaten, and disco. lowed by time, wereloansulted, to throw ligbLupon the Piet at issue. .The Vics•CsAnigtos said, that the evidence pro. *wad was not calculated to throw much light .on the nytescion. It appeared manifest, however, that that Cor is. ration held part of their property as Actual owners, and part as Trustees to the Hospital, and at they. ad • neglected to preserve the distiactevidenne of their title in-this case, he considered that be was bound to decide Against them. He, therefore, con fi rmed th ter, fitasteet. ,R•pert. His Honour refused to givecosts twang the dierandants, as it appeared to him that thelault was not personally with them, but with their peedeammis. . TSUI Lpsups ss e go*s .!tkega .Aes3ions comesenc a ed yesterday Wore the .4,ws MAYOR, Recorder, Sheriffs, .aad a pumber of ,A men. SLAAPIIENT. lincoanan in his.address to the Jury olSKivied, that the Calendar .was,unusually heavy, coasideting that it was only six weeks since the last #ession. He then proceeded to advert yo a case of blasphemy which Ives likely to come before them. lie then cited several caves in which the opinions of 'Abe Lord Chief Justices Hale, Raymond, and Ellraborpugh, and fsergeant Haw kins, had fixed it as a crime,.punishablelly - fine, impri 'eminent, and the pillot y. In 1676 a person named Taylor was convicted of. blasphemy, and nrchiredto. hand in the Pillory three times, at three . 54)Fgent placer, nod to pay a fine of 1,000 marks. .Upon a subseqeent occasion, a man named Wilson published four bl4hemous dis 4 courses, and was convicted, and sentenced to a fine of tia. for each discourse, And to be imprisoned one year, and to find sec.usity for• his good behaviour. No one, therefore, could plead ,ignorance of the law on this subject, as the Judges had never failed to mark their opinion of the enormity of the offence.-- In the instance to which their attention was now to-be called, a society had been established, called the " Clitistian Evidence Society." In this society , e and istood that la t riguage of a highly reprehensible character was used ; and it was for . the Jury to say by whom such language ,eras, used t for, in proportion to the enormity of the offence, the .Jury *mild be certain cf the identity of the accused patties. In tOnclusinn, he begged to remind !be Jory that this gas a case of misdemeanour, and that. in , such cises the lave knew nothing of accessories. till the panies 'lipoid be in, dieted as principals. • Vler a i fe . w. Other observati-ms on 'the law relating to klaspbepsy, he concluded by distaissiog the Jury. gigia t .v!s r fpupfl, &pi 4! pf keeping a disorderly • haute, at • No.S., gilouceger ! copyt. IfTslr-street- from .fannae y -to September j.T. • :The parties had . absconded, plvgi' it tliat 41mH at t, the pri soner's husliiiid, who is indicted witiiher, has not been forihcona , ng Once. She gas sentenced to imprison ment and ]cardlabour for six Months. A .vrittiebS, Lau cd Cscilit Brah Amos ho appeared to give testintouy the night apprehended belonging to Chelsea, where conceiving they interposed rand The prisoner ' intosicated county, of ,the the os ith flinton,' King, ti assault, Birch Mary arms, Wilton malice said,John jive sad and ,Je' 11 7 . . • J 'fl 11 ... 1 -1. 1$ ltkjil - ' 1 ', I. I t ' • 'f a , : r - A . _ I- .! t ' I • 4 • *•,.... ' . , . , . ' . - • - ' . - . . . 4' f . . • . . . . .. lb oh amiss% and 11 m utt b e wit oda ittscbtil to Unfit from a person named Warr, who reside, at Yardley. ar s. . • .. , #sit /MP a.... 11 behalf of the A. p . r_ A isonet h.... , daTekot ....ithia. e d , e tr i gha ll os t =ho z ... s than twee, mooch. Plus pelemerliss been in .a cestershire, and was fully ermsesiteed4e vial wwmoowrder 0rn...---- --.• -...-- twee of mind. I tow hem .1e" theAmmtatst habit of . NI ART.LA.RONNIL ;al : 1.4 ion Of hiving •en indictment preferred against bee for .On die?* December lost Ms ibeihterwas drowned ;• Jobs Mena clanged with hark( nolen a silver teap o t ,„„a,, **try. Ymbag be esed.lhe inea- valuable articks, the property of Mn. Paimbr, from b e h .0v r Da te ?,‘ ,- MIDDLBSEX lIKSSIONS. Pidelber-Thees tabor yes sent for ese, sod said dee wee. 5, tlasiebanter.streve. Sarah elarbeet, MN. Parra.% servant. ' ot 4 . . i *at an theresonsing el the funeral eftlae Duke of Vitt sloe, st ' Yesterday .Groggs Reader, a labour ng man, was In- 4 """ 1 ".._,: ai1d ,._ ,Y, b•N •li Is " . era the " di ' "' IL I weerwier eau h eig ht a Moll, and es be was sot In the hal* of „w ww , seem is we the mirs.ima , laving ste. (kw of tu nd b e lived for `assaulting H. •Polstcht, a Bow-snow Patrol, Awe, bneself, the - snot for we, end inotodegenetlhinS t^' eared by cheek loth. ri,.. reMemni te r ror, leer mistrea st w g s t b : •leit. ~......,, sza while in the execution of his duty. It appeared that en -4„, 4 1.4,,,,,,„„.,,hi5em, t a w n ew m a . -dear was opened to her by the pittance:WA - it, -with another - t' "IVO he night of th e 16th of February last, the prosecutor teisewee..eiWell, I *yaw If I wanted a new I might have sae .- we e t e the p as sage. Being lerpilsed, lie ete1 ,,,,,, 5 , u i t' . • Otte, ifeelditrms tents fweeser Ow of th en, replied, , F earer ipprehended a person, who had stolen some property - . * - I `e a si,.._ a___ l t i r e t ...,_"‘„ , a•__ bed - l essne• _____ t lash sad Mr.. soar " How tees r-.in Net loop else la ap suers ."," an.. . ^wain. *logging to Alexander Chainline, in a public.house in rs , • =z - „,,„4 , P ar; —,,,,. iii,„,z.,,vma i ra n .4 T e e, v e ry iii ; did yew come house with her r.... y„,... , n i IP; -: a 3helaea, where the prisoner was drinking. The lifter p s teeewr...-A pint et lies-aell sommieee-ilees of sontbisonset l the *se time Navies thelsouse, added, "W e ere gob , al . It rig 4 Mk :onceiving they had been using the felon rather roughly, filowworsta wets asore,u he amid, Mal lOC &Mown heerberw g y, y , an d a n d; swam peessa gy.". Th e w h am thin the chwe . them and ran up wake, when the Meade of her el i ess , ..rt, nterposed end struck the prosecutor, but not violently.' bra Omni what /he a tecenes woad d d elddeh iliou r iswe irentella dope ln. i e Etat beds*, sad I asked her th e plate, diseloaed the wore of their. vine- Buck '' . ." 13;111 1 1 "idee the rhe prisoiser was found guilty, but as be was somewhat * suer, Oar Saadi, saw the prisoner sear Mrs. Pil aw ! %AO ''' ntosicated at the time, and had bren stn of employ. .pd,,,,...._&,,,,,e,,,,,ead as eye to , the mom . p e w gybe obaor too door of the robbery, sad onersded is appottads tali wont nent ewer since, the CHAIRMAN adjourned passing see- den'craves & shitseithl-;reu am Mee Jack Ketch. need* ea T ase u r er g ht.-..ibuy committed. Ike g iss et e net till next Sessions, and appointed the prisoner to Wu lac marbit 7" , you *O° , nu 4••• with 7 0, HATTONLO A BMW. 0141001• was 4 " ife " • "' e " ditk """ lola Bawd a Cam* Town tell.horper, was charg e d -hy ha tin N 40 ind bail for his appearance then. should be takes of him, sad said, you must out vroaderrif werli • sow lot da Hon , °used., win damsadbit of ithe oazi_ bat a idas mnememeMstvVd7jutsgi me deed maw menial. , addle moveyeag .a t i c k home es a Veterinary & rim in . /l a easel • ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. - John Birds, the.petenner's ma. malsneed the seedeloovwf the ~.m.....„,...,,A.• By the Act Is „wawa that the Oei _ — ewe — WARWICK. Aaan. 5. last witness as to the reser width th e deceased hod infeemsel'hial --.--:---_....._........_ • IL.. _.. ..-9-. __ _ _ . ° w i g/ ' llO.BB. 1 . W. fatfhir isdrerimed. Whew he fins asked Ms father if he lied ' mai id5 "; 0 7.""'"' 440 7, i "" . . sad . 7 . l :l 4 .7 l•• .sisis = r a s o lud *th aw , ire 2 MORNS& pea bought a•raser. *raid awn imbed k; be Mead it. howswest a --"' . w a y to yab sessees; bat se mauls " Middle . i l 1 This ease, from its very tecent occurrence, and the easeseieg behind the iniaplase, weibletether line got bold of it 4 ire offing the mem wip e . -.....- :ircumstances of atrocity attending it, excited a very witneddeeinsd hhoi no titian' tsobtoosst bow It, bon he retied t I TOWN-HALL. " • duawardemetweded in deparlagiden of it ; I masa* Me. mss- he _ ..... E; interest. arbowtelsid that -be. should bit seat se aln • *Wag tbd*W-beente. btu - 10 loas• se ores asibited neggb a . John Birch, late of the parish of Birmingham, in this mg. ' tbi l ir =„ m di n k n . e inno i nne d t hi s a s t h e ama s s, i m w ei d t= or her a warrant Wind a Geodes* far se sase h od rounty, stood indicted, for that be, not having the fear and lximultal wills bet ahem it.bet Me odd it would isill she pet- wile wolves Mien- Sbodnowthedheeseif Isla aa levii A Goi before his eyes, but being moved and seduced by .soar-Marts sever wwilleasswes to It-that be was crying day lottfe ssed ja m. the assest Age.•T -stieta tempi or. St d jadarxiidds oll:l lbo a• sbiset bsd Is c r ir ha sh hen iTtHe the instigation of the Devil, on the 48th day of March, in lini e teh Eme t. ~..1. a, :... : aiiie . sr aradadboot a " sus sus . bp.wkase the bed three ebildren. t hey had beta ~evens, ...A., the Bth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord the King, latter sod of prerrabo , _ ww : iww = esi hstsw.y , be was ww ,,,he s e emeareeed.mpue ass gm** p 1 Ms snowing a eat& i lg or e , with force and arms , at the parish aforesaid , upon Mary about the Mateo( ...... 7 1 :: ". enA t winner Awed hint [art die saateti of the elledven-In.slwiletient be hay v eva ta. • thaT iTe'sbou/d tileassdissoty wet MO. Us SIIPN° I, "NOS 11 ° 4 ' 1 t ''' " t " .town. met Hinton, in the peace of Goa and our said Lord the Mich deranged, *I King, then and there being, feloniously did make an to a lunatic. ablkaaa and Neraumod a ler' Brewer's " 1 lim li• - elli elass 4 n eg 4aae".; aid aid 'w a w a .. sesserbgew abbe mi t r a , Wal he orsw a --- CI P IP" ...- - wise on. Arden. asmuk, and with a certain ale, which he the said John " " tr. Th s, a sonsitss . os b e , mg muse d t h e w a r es e e t b e s o. stick. het was psitemwd ate,* Ms lensed* bee elsa, - Birch then and there, in both his hands held, the said *epee for twenty yeanopeke tcrhis deepoodesey et ism, yardage/if h 1 doe intweedeloa * 1 * oti° l2ll Pensode (ohs newest an hew t.tialllef h° *Out) ; ased afeeraienie &de* his e s s e pa a nh a Melo 1,1 Mary Hinson, in, upon the head, neck, face, heart, sincrthe death el his daughter. . arms, and other parts of the body of her, the said Mary lid' was the ere can thl P ut ,_ • , s f • ti t,P dssir ' sad _ s _____ " sw t,,,„ ‘ , °l4“ . " 1/a se * /1 1 " 1 " r bg as harli6 h age s hi llbs s a r es in eewsss , "°sl4.lll. „ w a st e Hinton then and there feloniously, wilfully, and of his Ttm oad 1A112 ": I rop '''''xiat:, theme in h tr " , , o ,77.7 d =fella it t h77' s „ ss r e r aw g to appear ; s a l e g e n e er r e ss W e ;; ; ;:',h s • malice aforethought, did strike, cut, and beat, and that of °pia*, that when he had committed this act be was insane, they grarnsta witteset. . the uiidJohn Birch, by such striking and beating, did would say ashy their verdict; and aim add whether they believed • Peollrledqe= . t rIPI C . CHATHAM. Angst 1. air - a give unto the said Mazy Hinton divers mortal wounds hhes to be stns at p ed reet tia n i t s ? ,,;rdi _ _ et-erbe Jery my, that be is at *he e-sweenn &he *did and bruises, of which mortal wounds aforesaid, she then drasof J ury and they farther soy, that aubs do . i tle a sialowerwit a Vi e . ' ad iDg l ig is due issgsse., . i m akf Tbm illi this now trial insane ;, and there died ; and so the Jurors say, that the said or Ms committing the act be was Insane, they acquit bill An risee s . willbtem duty In the. .Doeh Yard, web' to tin Atari lb: John Birch, in manner aforesaid, and of his malice afore- I the grouods•of suebinsanhy. gaits* ot tp•• HOit, missed his Jamierg, and falba, nes a e g Willem thought, did kill and murder the said Mary Hinton. 'eve Primmer-Tole all sfe. iloope• I know rl do sociedbiat ,l ee r, woo sasesesetely drowned. The body wan foondia is TO TH The prisoner, a miserablelooking man, with all the a The d " lae Lftr d n a t t . :4 l : 4 7 . lA ut e i t ca l e T wookl ell " alit.tes takes S e prawn ley . 2 . 1116 . 11 . 11 r. eta* 1 6 b 14 44 , ill' anstatai th° l 4 ol 9"Cilli na t ry l: "men. --- ' 'noel evidences of insanity about him, said, when called on for wet calam i ty. " to the theiginty at •OW Outs whose time A i n ' t fIAVI his plea. lam guilty, I did the act, and am ready to The primmer was then removed, minoring as he went," Wbeit ! hul lo hy t suffer for it ; what's the use of telling a lie ? am Ito be kept in es gaol ;!" was takes into Dock, a few days etece, la he se. w cn N fj . After much persuasion, be said, a Well, if his Lord . The Jo:xis-Until his Majesty's pleasure be known, Tsar. we' ea the dal en ard dm ' ship likes, I'll say Ven not guilty ; I don't know ; I mean he must be detained in your custody (to the Goverame L l _f u ra ilieldtla in . nong ____s___ .... ~,:i t e " Ma u Digut, b) t r i ge t r r : b9pu ta r y t t fr 2 l " WI WA° what's right now ; a must have a little gin, I'm of the gaol). . . velY.wealt.. • _ ...i.... 44=61b1/ celebrated Captain Parry, R.N. se IM dab. •. ~. His Lordship very humanely sent for the surgeon .of LAUNCIESTON, Aran. s. phi* Vs bie pomade/ apish of eeteeprise, ibui fee his uniale : . r the gaol, and inquired if might have some spirits John Mortlake was indicted for burglarioltsly enter- tarday and "t a„ p ri " A t yt e ot c . b W d ar d ':writitbyedAdidrgis this 045:146."'& ill timer, itad the surgeon conceiving it necessary to his ins the house of lin.Ssofield of FalmoOth• and mai - swim% be reamed to Ilse Res. George Harker's, dith shoo ins italkt-I. flews tbascial, &small quantity of spirits and maw ang_ soma silver wow, and saber &sticks. her property. be spent tie Mutest yesterday, attending DO* Ohre*, and to. ''' • was brought to him in. a tea-cop, the evidence offered on the part of the prosecution cowing.* iberwarest. In Se. aeon's. Ctsoccit. He left his him(' --s-..... Thedwowendon was conducted by; Mr. Glitmagnum. established tbefews, thet Mk the • of ibe 22:1 of house dal ° ' °°°° s -* 1 tea ' and . . wa t ftme r. " . b Y ti r. . C.. 111 * P I " RE wis, ilk wilt the *m ana other nods, se mers ' Vil The defence byMr. ROADaa.aod,Mr.Hmesaair. November last, else prosettiteiefind. a i • , obooia. die Heda ai lemenna. tie is enjoying (-twitters health. id JAMBI The first Witness ealled.wasSansaal Child, who staled .• g with hexorsese.diamehodbotaleas enema two seems to eater apes his aids* eipsibleak with *at semi, enis Nei() C that he was son-in-law to ._.the deceased , .whoteltaugh- dant by a anise in the parloprwodeelleath then, , and nowiendthawdsli swasiV wilds b l 4 'tab °nil' *Weeder J ter he had =reed; he had been passing the Wawa on me of them jilalpilig Mg of :bed eh* perceived a WOW- .Ifle WRVS heot OlsollOwnset if ,adeftedel • lietr4y N the prisoner an the ;morning of the Stith of March; pri- light.in rbe low part of the home. duangh the ere- • Alt* P0111114P111410 6 •. . Ceit•.l.l n th. lcc .r ai t saner called out to him.and.when be reached the door• es ofshealeor. An alarm was instantly gieenospon. a • tu rtn eaie llaT l :t .... aos a T t i k t e ma sustn ros..- in . I b isesd . ay, on the ;h o e wAts occisi t z he said , aGo for the of fi c i o . , ; I have murdered bee which-two men left the house and escaped. One, of were M t. p Abe preasut lessor, task ow *m i ss • ter i Witneu said..l hope it'll have not murdered Mary? them had a bundle, which most probably contained bow l gh„ ta t h e =swat d i so„ i , t u at ik tr oth s omed wal k - Stow • . 8 The prisoner replied,l have, go for the officers ; I.went verious,articles of plate and apparel , which , on the fol . th a t m eant wasaow estimated lees then daseest sheaseed erne; into the house, sod ibeee saw the deceased lying on the lowing morning, were found to have been stolen. The and is tbsteonew Istow° yeses win geeseWiellinlhtwaw r 'eV Poor weltering in her blood; she was not at that daze moonlight was sufficiently strong to spew the counle. w s l, l °‘ he,•° 11 °• 1 1 e° l l,_° 4lo 4 -wed 08 =N do • Tr aus s dhl op t we dead; I saw her stir her arm; I returned afterwards neon of the prisoner as he was turning the corner of 'i lysaat '"` g oo ; a ' i n r • Se - •• • • with my wife. the house. He was taken into custody the next day, at By dos yege w ieg t eem ar hable ana ly s i s o f t h e water t i _ .arlety• 1 -0 01 • 4 0tonlbsk"abo prisms , ,„_„_ltod 1 ., .ie anal on the bow the house of a man named 'Keefe, a few yards only tbiTheglies, ay !maim C. a ems.,,,e T a bla gea dt lowa 1 1*114.11.°8°1111 I mg al° °m g °•°615"9" far a great from•the. residents of Mrs. Banfield. It appeased that diastole eno-devetb- IS h onadsiot witOodiftS•dissits: *no Malec, assn chart tweity • yews She was thesediogly -.a . a 3,2141 as KeefosJaeowswas a -itonweas lodging - Douse , sod that tillMt of C a l l a eso elk his yeasts, and be .ems. erfonveltlYs mondlirstod- we ._ ,_ _.__. of .• ' ' _ a 11.7734 Gli miser for Iseesmatipec. He le scigicy.sve years of ger this ingeida ; marts:we imatanotheristao, both'strangers, camp to it p a s " - " a ai. a • . . 0.4393 Park 11 be has been for some Mewls a very desponding condition. the easaing,precedieg the eoldseq, for the pollosoof . O wl. d• . . 4 , - 7.0777 street. B Prisoner-Well I may; brin't you robbed me? been% ype A nnn ;„,,,,t,..,,, ~ A k nnt tw . , n sA n .j, in the s h sw emu s s g . s a 1.8738 Powder got two_hundred pounds el mdse? You know Ws ell febeyee're 7'7 - ' o ' '"."""' 7 - „ __77 .a lC ar ; al :Z .masdid T ao. ,tho s sow g e . . s a o.Bein ben. *ling. Tell the treth, end I don't care what many ; lot deer win • .100 nt **tram i n mower . . 0411/ Auden° sell with falsities. tinned. - Without waiting to have.the door opened, he 1 1 1 = S I .. . • . 0.0371 swedes air. asps appeared .deeple effected, and, from excessive feethtiu forced jt. in,..aad immediately meet. to.bed. The next . a-sidee d u,,,,, - . 0.0167 Blemilis Was 'abet* amble to proceed with his testimony. The Centel on meo w Waew .. - . now ilk '''' both sides begged of hire to pay no attention to the wild expreeneas be sheered •the WOW 11.niete,of ietSo like a g ' • • et* uahappy who* ; and after a.abiert time he said,she p d.. Crow :bar e -saying-RI • am..a bleeksinitheastthisis what - • • --- DealAam mew Ctelsili emerballgleastaisfortune to WI a r daegister-...- I get my living by." This bar, otnbeing applied is the Takliew.Sihopo F Fiery lEl authorises stake Den Chihli The Priemera-That villainvibe's a telling all a parcel of fallen- door of Mrs. Banadd'rhouse, which had been brolfen. . es la as wale , rpm?, ind bus .. wady , cenajo „ TT iwideu e, cu ng ib ties; fluid the Intsbetald tOkalder 01• X °°31°, and I'm will i a ll pro. prociPlT wriPaPP O Q4O.OI I 4 aireell' balieseerbleho identenessfiews we, that stake llntadmit net extend beyond the Is Chnisi to suffer for it. ~ . .. , wigs b essps d i I doz e s hasw wha b e MU taken fromtKeefes ham was identified by the pros allierldi starlit 4408 140 t a dwelt"' one ball rank elan Call" et L ita Z =Zia :IL .. stands as beiaguneeitheurticles stolen iloother. lee lab dew, the limitanne, if oateseery, to be borne equally by Dioauth Jritaroodabialknott4/1 ilvelo:11111tiatoote litresioiloai Ag rahore The story found the prisoner Gsikg. inm rfike i esiddias in *is eye *4 nos be lea than two-thirds of Ahllieb the empire Aim between leigh.watee Spring tides on the two rides De 111111 titii i pdreir lime. I knew by iglathodeensed Mary priseee s 'llieltlDOE otdered sentence of Death to be recorded , at sods remery, river, or lake. Tire meshes must be three ;NNW . 1 *mother going to* prlstineeherese on eda a quarter before ten, is Starch last. Whitn•l get to the aod sugared. thoprisoner, . that ,raise opt i on f or fife Ms* frees *atm knee. and the stake net must be kept clear of itease,•l sew the deceased ilea* thing*, with blooded:over the teopldbetthe, eatent of- miray :whisk Ire Atteklgebtalbly as ....,d 3 P V Gabel stsimso4oes• face amt *lead. The.prisesser wastiwn A the wrie- ream • Wheel hope %orioles. 411 y. . . . BHIT, surgeon, of Newington, recently I gat late abe-rown, he i was .comlng from s.he parlour doors end 0M:1211=1110Mg • : Untlaie - life by' slightly puncturing his finger whiledis- gone tower& the deceased. I toot hold of him, and plashed Mtn done Into the chair. He asked ma to loose bln. I said; I shall .POLICE lirritiLLlGlEKge ' • "CL4ag a 4ab r t • ' Sunday se °night, as Mr. Thomas YouU, master of . li n not Loose you, Mr. Birch ; end-h• said, if you wield loose ere rd save you she thine. I said, *eider what mule blew deli& HA ~Entaillell% . - the Valeta item -packet, was assisting to moo, the asausa ,__ __ Wes a. replied. I know what I hens, elm; and I am wiDing meager toe ripo ectoblebtlishignite, we iiiisenwei Ni. boil, on her return from Shields to Newcastle, be. lin- k. He said, "is she quite dead r I toldhlan I could not tatistv sal e e. ithisti dhs alinw .. : . PPM@ pan Ifitteit fortunately fell into the Tyne, at the south shore, .and him arm that subject. lie said, "if her tent dead, loosense, 'Rd _ ~ At. the • odsamail with, g. making, .ond a let me go and Web her I asked him what be had. demeitsithi? ther4s.to thie , of W. Furth end Ca- . 1,) , ..was drowoed. He was only a few Minutes in the water, Ig. h . bat all efforts to reume life were unavailing. and be said with a broad axe. I asked bintallbera heti* Pat 1 1.? IWO. 9ne . toe 41 4 . 1 1 1 0 . 0 ther *roe% elto . hit•ot rAo .. .-...... 11* said belted hid kin * parlour. I *pined nearly three that fir m. % • *tacky eteising.setnnight. a Gentleman and bi t set- . quarters dan hour. until the of came. Several times be eo. life. Gems, the SOildtOr to din Society of Pardwu end Merchants. dwed ape, and tried to loose his arm The' Counsel for the pet. terce t :tin cases dale &Script*, appeared fee theyrosecation. were i.;tated into th e s a w at R mig i e ,.. Wi t h great went, when on their return home from Lifford. in &PP ' wooer declined eresewsmatning toy wits* Tiyier, of No. 4, Brompton-,w i n ce boolueilw, stated, :4 C r • .Elizabak Mallemen.Uweel also In . annialllllol. that on die list el, Kara Me pt Sew, of when ' belled ...,,, E ,.. diffic the peutleasan extricated himself from tbe . . war the rioter. .11JIMAII ,11VE klp ! tun 'Nock. Wass knew came intnhis abets and epleset him Whe *sobs gig,.bat his servant unable to do so, got entangled,sw , .Wbea sbec. to Me mese. . sew ~.. ' . Mary HOwn into the Citii ?in which case he (the prisoner) requested Min was drowned. His master, after having made we e "' I • - l the followipg morning /rid 1 The body wps booed . bleadin ith e ste t b y tr Ntr ad prevented . k i rVara m. ' The '` a. "P •a ateassi carne t° v at " a sa i• d la . ' for t: a r lc bi r ate p a i t im e n tl i :i iMaie was memo. ° e ir and Wi una llism ble ; 0 6 7 0 nil ro. efforts to save him , reached the shore in almost a fifties . I littinandthaprimestrupon that said," kt meg* and rnlinleltherr coed so far. -Witness thaws*, and the winner asked Mee for a State% , I said, ".sit will, - and I kept Maxie his chair uotUflanalletheideisne. piem of , pape. ea which he wrote a cheek fir .esd• od Sir MOW. the gig and hnete. - i iretTwPe t a t*. 1 He did order , me to go out of the house, but be made little ralst. Curtis zed -CO. payable to "Atom or beater. The check was r ,-- : 1 ' ante. !assisted in taking the deceased ep stairs, and dreads( bar signed " James (bye • and dated from " No. 4.. ' DISH. • I 9 stropods when the surgeon came. I wee with her when she died, place.' • (Whams bet's Hentihed the cheek): • Th i r= g = Is' lierdeasquare, Diallin, Mrs Ghlirri, Pellet of as We ' , about half an hear afterwasda. asked• for-Si. on account if the &back, width Irian. headed Mes. Dean Georges. s Cresedenained,There were *oral o*epersonspnienepthen Witness went into the City•the swee day, hat forgot to pea* the The aid ult. la fikene.ermet, garden, Lady Make, widow d s be said, " let me go and I'll ankh her." We wasafter the • pro cheek for payment. He handed it. to Ina brother.in.law, Mr. John the late Sir Freed@ Make, Ben. of ?while 464de, Northman' weer had desired Child to go for the oaken. Otky, of Plose.street, to get cashed. Two days afterwards, wit. land, aged 75 Fears. ' Paul Leigh said-I am me of the Pace of libidsobent s I.re. nese preseotidibe check for payment, but was told at the bathing- Sethrdey se flinainth, the wife of Colossi M' ft r member being sent for to Birch's house, en thanmaing ,et the house ,bat no each person esJunes Cope was known there. The Oememednge el*aapal Mielmihailrenbrich. aged Si. I with of March ; when I toe there, I found Smallwood \siding the prisoner never CMS for the balance of 51. UtleaTeld l lloo RM4M&Bitfi itAlsehheeth and Comb& ▪ prisoner., and lily. Etna, the surgeon, droning the womai's proetuis; John Otley„ hosier, of No. 159, Pkee-street, received the check At South Cat4*, we tite'i id, of Jamey bets • I asked where the weapon was that bad done the deed ? sonte of hi otteedon from the last witness, and presented it for payment en Plewdee *el. gni. in the ISM year of his age, a rendeot W that e the people said it was up stairs, and some said in the cellar • the she day it was dated ; k was did:mowed. dty for die lien 40 years. y prisoner replied, ", It's in the parlour." I found it in the parlour, • William Elks, short* to Mr. Reddels, baler. 54, Pkeedilly, At " me ' is•tolasvalt Werth of &Dreary, as Hoe. 3 in a dark corner among some old shots, very wet with blood . On ; deposed, that the prisoner cams into hie master ' s shop on the led Semeid a l l i i a llis ughee, OM el me Assistant Judges of the °'fl r ' nf // my way to theaolice-once' I said, "Is ibis the weapon you did of March, and asked to see .some ready-made skirts. He then Aethes Court, end Seenuely meet tbellepre senta tives of the pa* the deaf with . I asked him bow he omne to do the deed with selected from the stock a variety of articles, amounting in all to of S. James in the Biesie.ot Assembly, sad for many lent cw t° • it such a weapon? [Tee axe was produced, as yet stained with Hood.] 234. He said he was going to-India, and gave particular three. et that pariah. d He said, the dead was with him at the time he had klhsd her, end dons sate the. manner in which the ankles should be packed. He -a i be wished to suffer for it. I observed that, at that owe, Wa i l& uslied.again on Mooday, the lids, and wrote a cheek for 434 an id ATIA -THIS Dia. - ~ hands were bloody. the WIN of Sir William Curtis and Co. The check was signed, Atha. DM Mtn. MI 6 Thomas RIES, a surgeon, of Birmingham-.. Was called in to fee PI JaawirCme,".. end is the same eow produced. Witnesa was di.. _Dubin_ . 1 0 -frame 1 0 ,? ' s the deceased on the morning of her death ; there were several sewed by Mr. Reddels to present the check for payment ; but was ^women_ _. s 1 0 IM - bW* 0 b y wounds onher bead and face, such as would be prodecedly pus tae at the kink that the drawer was not known there. Witness . ,G•• • _ 6 1b7.7 BM 0 -41 , 17 1 ° 1 1111 1°4 1 ° . 0 0 , instrument before Hun ; the wounds so produced were, is Otis immediately merited' to his mister's skop,with an offacer.and from 14.4 " a 0 1 *seem'. o g 7 judgment, tle . cause of her death. thence proceeded to the vintner's mei*. .co No. 4, Womptoo. ~.____ __D•llNlbre. o o ' Drag -' • 0 • This ITO the case fen the prosecution. Oa 0 n eTO I I-plane.-e. .1* was ,there told the prisoner Ind left town for WO DMIIIII. Tru • 0 le Jelesoke The Jthos-Now, prisoner, if you would say anything, in poster or three days. Roam& Cl to what' "hear witnewes have stated against yon, this is tba time. John Forrester, a city constable, deposed, that be apprehended • •• . 0 14114114 141114 I. . i- Prieoner- T --It's no use; I done the deed-I don't deny it. ,As the prisoner about 1 I o'clock that morning, at • No. 5, Nane.road i . ''' D to what that .child pays it's all false ; be wanted to rob me- r he near the. Yorkshire Stings. The prisoner was pointed out to wise Iliollind . Al liii.'W,Afilall w,LODIMMEBBIIKB TO moo t r. knows it. • (Here the prisoner sat down, in a state of complete pins by lir. Taylor, who're, Arm examined, and by whom he (the 4I I. . II taiwates after 11 • . . WI eneautee neer V I• ezhaustion.-For the defence Mr. iit.41141 called- • ~ William Field, who had married a dausbter of the prisoner- C w o itn tti e gl: W H as e desiedhat accompanied.bis n Th ars e se P w ri as i Co r pe w . " - t eo by es t us he it n t a erf.: f trlals ias; - . - . • , Loss* :Cierisseed and. Published .hi Jeers Manes, th e peek ass i d y Iht deceased had flood with prisoner twenty years ; she was at- John (May underwent a re-esamination on a charge of eareilag a at tee Seas Owes, No. 1, ham/ince, Tisepie. Ser. 11