Star. — London, England, 1829-02-26 00:00:00

POP' thit tool la • , • stralidri.".4 WINCEnt4ENA /MDR'S& .e.-: ' Torati—od MI the blosr btibidts • Bisset rouse! Mateo and Newessdel Protege/sets rowel far yaw Stste's In disorder; • fops, rouse! Enron and cumbering! Pad and his niiMeng. suer the;border. . , Troth, Sri& her. banner synod, Waves its 'Wog o'er your head; Bib bias rho beort of es& true hearted Tory ; •?Wok upon Poneoden-- 0140 W yourselves Cluistiandnen— Fight for your dew and the Protestant order , A , Oe from tbv. East and West, Kent and Demme • gargle ass cone—olt ! lest Eels, prepare; ioodsinis womb as her rival Britian ; Cope whit the sheet. the Peddoo, and prayer. Pasties is semading, High the beast's bounding, Stand is year Aura—year beet efforts afford her. many a day Tell bow we kkk'd away Dan nod dim Pope frees our Protestant border! Nonc. DUBBIN, Fiinumnr 23. EING'i BENCH. CAUL 4:1011C0111 . VT V. MAORI. 1. Mr. Sergeant GOOLD stated the case w the Jury. William Behan—He knew the plaintiff fcr thirteen Oars, He was very intimate in his family for some tirtie t but he did not visit them for the last 11 years— (A laugh). Mr. Sergeant Goma) told him to go down. David Wogan—He knew the plaintiff and his wife. As far as he could say, they lived on very happy terms. He appeared to be an affectionate husband. Cross-examined by Mr. BENNOT, King's Counsel—He 'tias . in the house but very seldom. He was often in the wee in. John Reynolds-ICnew Mr. and Mrs. Coffey for six Of seven years to live in the greatest harmony. Cross examined—Are you a married man P—Yes. GOD keep you so-.. Witness, Amen—(A great.l.rugh). Mrs, Mary Haler:ft—She knew-the wife of the plain tier she knew her when at school, when at the nun tory r.sbe met her at her fatherand mother's • she knew heat het own house; she thought her an a ff ectionate ! Thomas Coffey, brother to the plaintiff, gave similar teetiln9oY. • good deal of laughter was created during the ecru:- examination Of this witness by Mr. BSONOT. He held aremotandura in his band, which he said nobody told )biyf,to write but himself. He said his two siuers could not write to the plaintiff, because they wese•never in POUR. Vaniel*Ker—Knew them to live on very intimate WOW .: .. • - . . - . crossaexamioed—He is a leatherseller ; he does not know what clock is ; he knows every part of the bide, but not a crsel—(threat laugh). Mr. OTALLoa—You seem to know something about tiallser, I believe you are kidelarrod—(A lau g h). . cigurge Taylor—He is acquainted with all parties concerned in this action. He has been five years in the employment of Mr. Coffey, as salesman and.boolt- keeper. Mr. Coffey was often absent from home. • He went to Castlebar in the year 1828, in the month of April. Mrs. Coffey often - transacted business in his absence. The plaintiff bad a gig and horse. Dr. Magee often dined there then. He saw hints drive Mrs. Coffey out to the country. ljeulso drove her to the Curragh races. lie often knew the Doctor to sup with Mrs. Coffey during the absence Of her husband, at a very late boor. Mr. Coffey bad two meatus at the time, Michael Dilese and Mary Tray. Witness recollected the 15d of June last. He recollected it because he bad suspicions on his mind relative to Mrs. Coffey's conduct, and was determined to watch is. He saw Mrs. Coffey; he told. her Mr. Coffey went to the Linen Hall; Oat then sent out the two servants; Dr. Magee wes in the house at the time; be was :n her bed room ; Mr.,. Coffey went there; be overheard her footsteps; he saw Dr. Magee in a few moments after. wards; he appearedquite flushed; he asked-witness to get change for a lknote; he then went out ; a few mi. auto afterwards he went into the bed room; he law it all crushed; it was about ten leanings before that be saw it laude. He wished to. correct a mistake; be thogght it was on.tbe 20th of June this circumstance took place; Dr. Magee, the same day. said be was go-, ing to Blancharyistown, to see his uncle; be - did not do so; be.-the witness, being determined to be convinced of his suspicions, contrived to secrete himself in the warehouse in such a manner as would enable him to. we what was going on in the back parlour.... Aboutlea o'clock a good many permits were in the parlour; some of them Separated about 11 ; Mr. Coffey shortly afterwards wane to bed; a light was in the parlays e be could see a good deal of what might pass there; the servant maid came in a little after twelve, and then wept to bed; Mrs. Coffey went up stairs, and returned immediately after; she stood in the parlour, near the piaio, as if listening; Dr. Megee's drawing room and bed ebamlser were over the wareroom ; he , beard Mrs. Coffey some into the Doctor's chamber; he beard a slight - screitn;: he heard hew fall on the fl oor; on the day fidlowing he saw Dr. Magee kissing Mrs. Coffey; the, were whispering for some time i he recol lects the 25crof the same month ; Dr. Magee came home i veer tete; he went to bed ;he came out in-the lobbyl short e after; he 'bad on only his nightcap and shirt;, cei be lasi) was only about three feet from him ; Mrs. 'came to him; slop whispered , 4 . 1 tbese's no dan t ........p. My honour he is asleep;" they then, went -ionetletpaeloir ; witness then Went into the wargroorn, frost whence he could see them in the parlour; be was *Mato NO dent in that situation which left no doubt heti. Mind ski rie their criminality; he saw Mrs. Coffey shit *at atitsdag; she *stied so be greatly agitated.. , teiiiialiamined---Oo: the night of the 20th of July WllO tis deep in' the Warehouse ill night. He slept, amongst' thE calitrits—(A lang%). ,clo ,the 21st. the DoOok and Mn: Coffey" were to go to the'regatta, but! vreitiqievented by Mr. Cciffey,, after.: witness told him; what be saw; ea the peleious "gales. Dr. Migee.wais savelitieston'the 80th day of lily. He was • watching hilltiVutarehousirrfOr seven Sights before be saw any thilltigespeopei take plate .in the parlour.. The hack. door. of thiptilOgit is panty wood and partly glass. A , eirtain was drawn across the . glass. He was on the watt* at thathkilii. limigi*. Ho , made two holes . thatiokh'-the'door. HeAted the pact - of a, spy all the ties& - Ite'esii•hadli A far 'doing, se. kr Would not:bliarastir wl t a tato ,i30b1.• , 4111 Sol • e was servant to Mr. Coffey for fultNriati t Mi bill' Met is May last; 10 Fecollocted =lSt_ Mili;COlat a , od Depot" totatbse*the 4 1"1,,R A; ' taltligillS kaYs, 4d, hots teitirry i n.': it atl i Mott near oak nossOogL, as skag wasted a lo *lbw einilot lailaxei 2bly Went, 7PF',y^' 'mad did sot ,nitro sea olives o'clock at night; fie saw them in the parlolulfter ; they were at root fit the thbe; be sale tbeii fiequently After returnm Aqua the:m*6,l'nd be 'begin to suspect that thiir corided was not cortitt ; on the folloping Sunday he saw her go up stairs; she coughed at the Doctor's door, dirt did act too, *hat passed isitetwards. Cross-examinedby Mr. OTALLoN—Mrs.Coffey only coughed; he told her husband she did so-..(A laugh). The evidente for the prosecution . having closed, Mr. Uinta, King's Counsel, rose to address thiJary..-s- Htwacprond to appeal to men who'valued the bless. ing and harmony of domestic life. lie would beg of , them not to be canted away by the colOured speech of the Learned Gentle:ban on the othei 'sides He was placed in a very awkward situation; in consequence of the confinement of his client, who had been imprisoned' since July last. He was, however, instructed to say' that his client indignantly denied . the charge. He would beg of them to reflect on the evidence which had been given that day. Om witness only gave any thing like a detail of guilt—but that statement would be received 'with great caution and consider ation. It was something extraordinary that, - after , Mr. Coffey had been apprised of his wtfe'i miscon duct, he lived with her in apparent hai-nicsay and contentment. Not one person bad been produced to prove that Mr. Coffey and his wife lived happily to gether for some time before this action was undertaken. Did it not appear that the conduct of the plaintiff was such as to warrant him in asserting that be wanted to get rid of his wife altogether? No person had been produced to show that the plaintiff consulted' with any friend on the subject; and the witneu Taylor alone wa. ;the only person of whom he made a confidant. Of the fidelity with which Taylor fulfilled his duty, when di-, tected to watch the conduct of Mrs. Coffey, he neectsay ' ' but little. If the plaintiff was aware that any thing criminal was to take place on the 20th of July, the foundation of his action must fail. And he would ask them what was their respecting bis knowledge of their criminality/ What would they think of the man who went to bed leaviag his wife with her suspected para mour? Let them look to his Conduct Outwards. Was be not, by the admission of Taylor himself. sitting, in two days after, at the festive board with an adulterer— with the man who sedated his wife? Was such cold ungentlemanly conduct not deserving of theie attention? What would they think of his feelings? could they be honourable, generous, of candid? Let thud, then, re flect on the bearings of the care. If his client had been entrapped into the affair, they would 'scout the ideg of damages. He would then leave his case to their honour and judgment. He could not conclude without saying tbat,iftbe plaintiff were entitled to a verdict, the smallest coin in .the realm ought to satisfy him. His Leatintile then summed up at some length; and The Jury, after consulting for about twelve minutes, returned a verdict for, the plaintiff— Damages, OAe Hundred Pounds, and Sixpence costs. • OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, Fax. 25, • The Court was adj ourned list night until one o'cl , ck this dad . but at bal f past two o'clock a Court coulffnat be fotased.io consequence of there not being an Ablet ! man in attendance. At twenty-fivetnioutes before three o'clock, Mr. Al. dermsn VENAILSII arrived, and a Court was formed. Mr. HILL immediately rose and said, he had an sp. licatioa to make to the Coast, respecting a person named Roebuck, who was yestentaf tried for perjory and ac quitted. He bad also another application to make at the request of his friend Mr.Clarkson, who was retained, on bebalof another person named Byrne. The Racoaoaa—Make year application on behalf of this one first. Mr. HILL—It mold be in his Lordship's reeolletaion, what she nature of the charge was—the whole circum stances of the ease had been fully gone into, nod be submitted that Roebuck was entitled to her deliverance, upon enteringinto her own recognisance to appear in the Court of King's Bench, to take her trial upon as lu. dictment preferred against her for conspiracy. The REWORDS* said he thought that be could not know that, but he would order that the prisoner should enter into her own recognizance in the sum of 801. and two sureties in the sum of 401. each, giving 24 hours notice thereof. Mr.ALLar said that he was not instructed to oppose such application. Mr. fitLx. said the risenser was a friendless person, and be feared that there might be a ddLcuky, yet he waa not without hope that the humane intentions of the Court would be carried into effect. The like application was then made with regard to Byrne, end a similar order made. Mr. - .ll.t.urt said, we do not stick oppression, we only seek justice. . SENTENCES. Tlie on Remsosa proceeded pus the me sentence al senten of death the following then persons. vish to *Mott Sheridan. aged SS, and Charles Goodlad. MI, for steal ing ho a kivellinkhouse; llichasAgenney, 30, Thomas -Binning. hem, fil, Joseph Birciserd. SM. and William Kelly, al, fee highway . Pergorria. William Ritchie sties John Smith, 3d, for manning =aanon; and David ;hotels, 16, for a burglary. • ck ring were sentenced is be traosported (or life.-.Jelke . ' 14. (hoer Fowler, lg,, Thema* Jones, 14, three' row; I For t fmagese years—Tames Wood Thomas Hedgetts, 1111. Mrs guilty to a charge of embezzling 4130 154.) the. property il lt ded. o tooployer; Michael Connor,. William Edmonds,. 35 (this i.., eeaded guilty to tow indictments). Margaret Hollis. Pratiiiirl John Bayley., Thomas &nfield. Juba Briscoe. Hoare, tieerge.Deoskire, James William., David Conner, mel Marrelmy, Herring. _ pwrin ~ • , FOr wes--Bcorge Humphries, W. West, J. Bramwell, Jellui .Toiiii,,lohe Holmes, Robert Watson, Richard Paideseass, Charles atighee„Marles Cannot). Patrick Mike. E. Bullock, W. Turner, Beaty Bows G. Bolter, W. Cramer, Mary Day, Wm. buries Mary Anp,.11.6 Phrsbe Douglas, Ana Norris, Peter Welch. WM. Davie, Jahn May, John Jena, Margaret Roach, Itielrer4Vileeo. James Beat, Benjamin Edwards. Charles Jame RedheA..D. Elder, Nary Smith.. William Bese‘Williani foelieet, JohirWaiw, Noes Lloyd, Elisabeth Buckland,.. John FAlnesnde, iial°4o l ßiont.llleitillJeoes, Min Welday. John •Bottea,.Bdward .21 ,4 1 4 , IfEriAss4isrWillis.ck Huth, Mary• Ann Smirk Sums. Sli, aiali wjetl,J - awe Eustam,4od Goole. Xis& WI be " • twelve asoisths• in Ow Hawn[ Correction usizeius.... rant es . „ Harriett Rona hr torredhe the-bink el *pi • F p, ...eps :4o. Palmer. Bllssbash Owes, Jame Malt gawk Arms, &an an*. hory :Drew . relregs,iiire reg lei irl'arsi rirrierst hiprlowaset. .. et the .1••• reqpisaimasAmenneillawb. il k Ilhe ,forzrepoWils.l4ollo erywhisferarespochewerleo ihin n) bajt.e- Ache, . • - , , .._. .., ... - . I tiiidif 44ibiOili.;:ilf. - . Walker. an Otwor in tbe 1 illagy„ mes:himmorsiVis - by • softer ohinio at` Lon dos jaidtatr , linsdibivatins tp. MK•Wiriter sii(Octitt 1 4 `wVraadisbeil • 110hTst110011. • • TM - / 1 " 11 , 1- R 41 1 01 0iNoll eigtiosiVieWatialliONN no strellosite ph* Agr i LiMo sll4vots. foe* k Mises 'Art WOW tQr rhrtvirl._ P9 0 .1. 1 P0C10 theta disightibbreekatem itkaowled;ed tint - tbej cause SA reet fret* tin -Avyiunrin aalKittiet. ' OW of die CoMnAtten ierday wand upon the Wait Maros on the otibjecti •His t o ofdshlp said, that tilt etowd of beware Who Won mon. 'kind/ seeking relief a the Mansion- Ham way .111 • 111 ikifMkodh berme& and preesnted a mist distressingpicture. ,He.oppeored ' rebus, the comae permyd by the Coaimkree of the Hckneless Poor. whir regard to the unfoltonate - vagfants whii opted for ad. missioo Into the Asylum. He was more partieubtly to make this Inquiry, in toniquettee of the enormous Indus etparpere tato the City.. The Reiser forth, Houselees Was the Snot cam of this congreintlemid the poor In London, ind the Committee were, I p =Lcal May6ollMesti Whit nftearithim . tO their dila an The Member of the Committee said. tint the Asylum was nightly Orerhotringswkh paupers in the most wretched condition. Na. hers of impostors applied, and were rejected, and the Considine, took eare net so pannit a proper to outer whore parish hatipteed not to be a greet &nano' from Landon.. Hemmed that great titudes of poor Irish took up their abode at the Asylum, mid item extremely diMeuk to remove anat. The Lento MATO& said that the Committee deserved pIIPIP 10 •thelr exertions, but an evil had • arisen frau the project, wbkh* woad be extremely diScok to remedy. Every day swains of poor ermines were about the Mansion-Howe shivering, and they ,all said that they had just come from the Asylum in Cseub-stran The Member of, the Committee said that the Asylum would, the'griatait caution were sir used, be a nuisance to the Oty London. Numbers of the paupers slept them every night for tine* or-four week% r .• •" • • ••• I' 'PoLict 11014stacamcw • . Tb. Lebo MAIM said that several poor bids women, with children is their arms, complained of baring been refuted Weals Mon to the' Asylum, aTter trivia: slept there 'several nights. , IMO Lordship remarked that the loans of Irish poor to thin co Was so great as to swell the lists of pupa's's!' Ina very degree. * GUILDHALL. chines Cos was yesterday brought before 8k Paezn Lamm charged with uttering a gilt sixpence as a half•sovereigo. • Dir. Mold Unit, glover, stated that primmer cams to Ms shop tad perchshod a pair of gloves at its. 64. and - tendered half is 611 611`' reign; orlionshad not change, and from the primmer's mertmerin refusing to let the kalf.sovereign bezent out to be &Need; idioms 'suspected a trick; he followed the prisoner and saw himmerAss 'shop of Mrs. Hazel. Whist the prisoner had left -therhop :10111110 , impaled of Mrs. Hazel, and Meertainerr that pilaessr he chased a doll's bead. at 0.64. which he paid with . sod received 7e. 64. in change. On looking at *dm ;Ira sirorsisn . lt was discovered to be a gilt sixpence. 'They lidiseesd go and had him taken into custody. • • defiled any knowledge of the win being disgolsel; . lai woe einunitted for trial for fraud. raging Meru" Blake was brought up, charged by Mr. Hugh WCialloch with being a party in robbing hie warebonselo Wailing. street, last Saturday ; be was remanded till Saturday, to be es audited along with the other nun in custody on the same charge. BO W—STIt Yesterday a gentleman from the Commissioners of Woods avid Forests waited' on the Magistrates (Sir firtztaxo Biesta arig.kr. hbosmau.), for the purpose of calling their attentku to the dap. serous state of one of the condemned houses Its Chantlos.street. lie stated that the house in ouesdon was a public boobs tail now bond 4011 t, the homes on each side of it having.been begin and paid 1411W11. This' house was left standing in consegoenae if *app. pfbtor, whose name was ',Aim, having 'Wooed to take the . nebsey oared him as a fair price for it, and the refuel" of the ontais skins to amigo to .his extravagant demands. By Ads" ales% eb ,etissacy the lives of the public were is hourly psirikftw the hotioesers foth a dilapidated state that it was is danger o< being sialiakimrs bit nay carriage that passed throne, the street. Thin Magistratee sent for orb of the °northwards's. of at. • Wards% parish. andidiricte4 him to acquaint the District Sornyer debt eircumstang Myr also advised that the street Shield be stopped up so as to. prevent carriages passing dunes it. =poinicas• skald be proe . foe airlift la 16 1 without a leases. as k appease be is doing at Frisian. QUERN-SQUA Prick Paaoreas.--111n. Ana Stephan° of Crowsli Weemlaster, applied for a warrant against indecent* witra assailed bar. The applicant stated, that about half past six °Vial on the ovsalog of Tuesday a fellow at the lower god of Crowe. street aadde seised her. and placed a pitch plaster over her limp 1 While another Main fastened a rope rowed is. of her ann, endeavoured as secure the other. With the peens. difice• by the succeeded is tearing the plotter ken her south. She tolled wt.' and several parses. cane to her annum*, when the ruins tea n Ono.ol the men wore nustachin, and appeared to be a Is. reiguer.—.llllr. MARRIOTT ordered a warren to be issued, and the Aura to mein strict search after bin. 1 M A R LBO ROUG H-ST BEET. . . , Yesterda an elderly:4ookt*, man, named Mathias Durk, was, brought be fore Mr. Cruarn, in custody of Avis the Meer, under I t& fallowies elreuatatancee-. 1 - Mr. •Ilbekotoor, a solicitor, Informed the - Magistrate that he attended on the part of Miss Bruce, the young Lady by whom he wee bieshapokd. He stated that the defendant seem years ago Introdmill himself to Miss Bruce,' and ultinsitefy married her.- Sawa emit . to the Union, Hr. Brum, the father of the ' omnplaluant ' that Burke had another wife tieing its Ireland, and that his daughter had been Imposed upon. The comeminmet of gbh discovery was that proceedings were taken against the mi. wiser, he was. tried on the charge of bigamy. convicted, sod sen woad to' Bevels year. transportation. The term of his mama having aspired, he a few months since reburied to this country, and from the first week of his arrival be has continued to occasion. Miss Bruce every possible annoyance, by writing to , her and pro, soming to callher his wife. and also by frignently calling and ern, I detwouring to force himself intb her residence In Ruseell.sioare.- Il l 4he prisoner," continued Hr. Blackm•oor," ean batons reseals ix=af t or calling the Lady his wife, for her father, nt very ma. expense, procured 0 regularslivorce from the Amiesiastimil Chum" - • Mies Brute biking been ewers, deposed that the Mister. oboe the myth- of November last; haul Melt herlidlitirmis ariforylog and thremetting letters, and had a/together eamitteted Memel* such a way that she conceived it dangerous Ste her to have her komm . I - Prisoner-My wife- Mr. Gaits..-Do not caD her your wife, Mr. Pelmets-Weil. Sir, that Lady lad km Meteor have thought t=rlo MOM me of having sent discussing lettere ; IM.IIII very. of those letters be now produced. The risms: here threw 9111 altossintputatlon upon the character e( Mho Beset, which that -Lady embody- denied upon oath. . Catherine Doyle was then called, who deposed-I 11.1 imam to Illimßruce; I know the free his bayky froluesdl called et my mistress's house. ThiLlirskthee he epliad_was is /tioveather '; I . opened- the dart* 1161 a, aoa lie Was lehmediaretuditer, Weeds Juiced by another man. • He' Islet/id Of awe if Pilliiisas within? I MANI thoe'lltovrea note 'He add, " It le Par -*a is cobble, sod I swan as tell see be,;" Ha then placed his back Wine the *en WY& I mdbbost to dose. • sod It was Wish cis °e k Mose allasky that I orsit praveot is f en tering .fa *se. Oa * dilt of Erestaber last be tided aid epee Whig yiskiittsd to see Ms 0 wife," sod ipso • tolling list lido NM was not at trim, and I could net Ho. hi bowie eacoodlogly abode,. aid shook his stisk Is lass la a I T very sasoaclos sasoole. lie. said Oa bad boot se Mies Besot gibe boy amoogb. ass{ bit was , wet* no Vain peel* wish such trimmest._ Nl* .*a be who° to IMsa &Wei id called at bee &obi ' Airy Sat. sot his areas mid ololsoco hays lately 'boob Nab as to nodal . mistress ,sty wises ancabsoalso lie .ber Way; lobed alta Ms sot for several weeks pit wowed to elk tpotA *DM let e , by* out* of Ur truss, *PM PIIPP!!! 0 m OP rdel•K ig = - ta ye Ms beam has bets too weiriaatareel ley the • •Do late wimp* WNW that r celled at bee adireorsl tor the Atli of Esioubsn tem k so:zzosS-Absa ; did At arrive in Weadi % i l l i de 11x1 dAy s t , Mr. Coilave ' W bat &ea hit Adobes um her' oath, and we are band to Wino her. All., ode of der Illoilbseaisedkost* ollicsis. &pool that , b =rao 1 batteitedlto breoldratkoot Mkt Brom, he pas. dii 'Lady'sloota, wfstolla latimpe filoalosd.loos bit. foto aboveksoir calk* had &moat Woad oposeleabis.bbi Nth. Auk itoluatly he deer point tais. 'ollyammeti. by 4: mem* i N he held bt Mt bawl) Ma *be Swat, ilea wady. dolew,,, i • ' .:,; :.. '.' A • .'7 ;,::: :: a *-: ::J71."1 ilPOltiWO . INTELLICZNC.E. . J - I.IIIIIIIIORD MOLD . CUP. Ati efieldidrythie Wes leeeryear.wou try bib • Illeksty, lofty h a d 4 1111 Teat 1 foir **WM iries •etssur swamis'. *lira bei n g k? the bilide , ing enity-4 iiin Minfidttli sat aft• tAi • f air f.io • • by Aittkipiti re . His llapretre Jose da.Noses . Mr. erne's by Weblike,. Lord kturietraisles fades . • Sin Aextrals#lVCledleigee • Lord Abingdon's Kassala - Lord rlierskill'ilorreosidee Mr. He:vey's Latium Mr. Gilfard's Chester Mr. Pastes Itur a ; B4. Sir H. Lambert's Ersugh ill Ui Mt., Arlene% • EPSOM COURSING' SIRETING orl ABRTEO etnetilitEt Vasa. sr se.—Per &weep. . • Polie L thigraii. Mr. Knight's Makes boat Mr. 'S Ply . Mr. F. Ladbroke's Louisa Wm.*. ea .4 Mitagd Ur. Freeman'. Fancy btu . Mr. MIA Mr. Latibroke's Logic beat Mr. Deninii's • Handley Saints of $ says. rack Mr. Dunlop's Draoedsent Mr. Hervey's Oreiradse Mr. Ladbrokes Las best Mr. P. Loribroltdotset Mr. lisps'. Rocket beat Mr. Reeve's Reuben bin Knishes Phienizbekt Mr. Nordeed.tiry. Asked' Stakes if t sou. reads. • Mr. North's Ladybird beat Mr. Luderokee Ram . Mr. DesleyfeDrold best Mr: Reeve's Spring. • Meads% . : Mt. Eilikeir Tack beet Mr. Ledliroke's Liskirol Mr. Freeman's Fa best Mr. Ladbrokes Lena. iturriNe. The Ras Saari Vol Hoene as s 'tardy foe en I ni - ereilef last, for MI Ise hoses istairallegly, bat de wily animal made* ban escape at leit. . Selbeverl-was side =see, die bore. Melt *dog were outbid in the wild, and others •selegbd, it Is hatedithil repair. The liunineeres, blows by hd died the asses. The thiteasdireek Radios if the Seße“lgden Mew*, arif cookrued es Moslem Weilitiellea ki :cl "Male. at Paulin, the Rao Course, sad the Deere' At Pardon, el' Mew, dayobe sower was ealerobly sumemese, arid white pleadag'ilher., ilea 'slowest. Three separate rums were marked by this deaths"! es null band; the. Ira eadiet ended in obese t/drty meinossa a the.two laser easnoused MI ninety Wawa each. A tomb brim Ina pot ter her usettle,but which escaped, by gaislag idealistic ter Stremsere Part. Author sag sad a bid were WNW see optima kr Stamm Park last week. Derhig.the rewire issetssat of Mr. R. Wade.= received a fall, and fractured swarm A for day. back, while castling, Mr. Cliejlei. was to staler, by, the Win of bia beret, bet enema =ban. The auiemdletrt. 50 at the. snidest, es reamed/ells legs, .tarred off, were over thetie margin of the CUE sear Ctowlink.gap, deserodal verde* . about seamy: feet, aid podded. THE FANCY. 3irut Ward sad Skies Byrne—Tire finafdeposk for Ma Inter** log midst was swat pod last bight, at tan Castle Tavern, Holborn. strikes it war nnurally agreed, for m valuable' consideraties," wr Situ aka well knowaspor not far froos the Seth mile-.ssas is Ike North maltreat Leaden. ......... ....v.0vvie.y.v..,...._ _. BIRTH... .. 5 • . . ii AldefilMellert, Reeler, tbe wife of Mr. Meld. of this 4101010SisteedlItirni Ogg; ilikelly toles lid thipilli . , . . Vise Iltd lose. at her boost IsTonsvenor-egeate.tbarßldit . ffik. Lady Behest MllooBls is the Ha veer of her er. st. The ma la at Gransitieh. Misr aark Caldwell. ble Be Royal Veteran !hyaline, and twmerly of the lied ne at. The 111 his Tedt7eat, at sftwes, Isle et Wien. Gel* Ward. Bal. at•Nortliwood. • At Sidinewh, Lleut..Calosel Nil Gabes,, tale et die elb Veteran Battalion. At Attain, Bridget, wife of Lint. John De vim, 'ft.N. • AtAberiese, Gael 116. WNW" thanuiseli. CA. Iniaserlat ft re aerie' et eke Illeseeesbie tedb Gamy. aside astabiiehmeot. PAST INDIA DEATHS...MADRAS. Dlsa At Mebobstere; Aug.,l Selby Mars sea et J. Yob% lip aged three and three .node. As ..Aviest faigestie, trheel MsrtiL It l~tidalaß , an the aihwass• of Aug. 11, Opt. Aram 1610 hie, 7ds leginseat N. I. At Madera, Aug. 4, Rem Pe:fae, re* that Stabs. At Dleahum en the Nellgierden Avg. igb Me *lb sr slr Ihrifro 7. 1 11. A. Cispida, aged 341 years. • 11, after a few hews lbw. Julb Illse rasa, wVs of C. J. o ni on., Bev. N. I. aged weer sees yawned lenramathe. Clot Mien 14, i lit daughese el Cassie Ni din Ie nag at Janhubjely es, et cholera. Andrew Jour Nellie, way lee el f Caytaln Andrew Fraser, 451 k Vogt. N. L sited Vireo year. sad awe mai ' At Senideslash. Aug. I, Alm Zen sib of Lint. T. 1/. art, led Reglesnat apt sea amantbs and sweaty-11m days At Searsaderabe4 Aug. egi Mr. Amiens Pheren, hadwast Ayes theory ed Battalion Amillery, the wdy sus el Mr. Gahm, Pew Tee, of the Artillery Depot, aged nieces years and doe eneetbs, at the shoissa. At the Presidency, Aug. ST, Edward Jelin, At bide .Si Maier Viteldas. At Nrgapetam, Ang..l7, eta Satpriag Muses. Capt. L.A. Pop hl a, el &Swami, aged sixty years. At Guesser, Aug. In, Theses Sess•Freneht. son star. Maki French, ageduto yeomen. awe* and fourteen flays. At Nemeses, Atig.ne, aher s taw hews' Meese, Lay& Aube. Una th e law deeshaer et L. W. Peaseas,,Bes. , aged' else year end i ng days. At his bane in Meek Town, July 27, Mr. John Oak" Meeckell, aged IS ',We. afters SleMmg Meese. At Madras, Sept. se, Captain IL •Leggatt, elide 41et Reglosalt Madras N. L At Aartmgabad, Aug. 11, Mts. Minions Dobbin, aged 67, sincerely and steeply regretted. At Reseed, Sept. 5, et tie Moises, Mts. Isabella Rice, raw el the late Mr• Nary RUIN aged de years: At Binary, Sept; 9, Jame Barlow, Genus pate Mote Sew just), aged 41 years. ge is, et a hew, Miss Elisabeth Mellow, the wily daughter se Mrs ftwals - Plelkew, jeweller, aged 14 ynn and See esserths; mesh *ow*gad .deeetvedly lansented by her Mashes. lAt the Presidetwy. Sepa. le. Aso Maria, hien daughanr et' Theses Alley, Reg. aged *levees days. At Mr. Censtesdae De Ilenaries how*, Reppeentn, Mrs. Sesame MNatire, agid ed leers o • • A Yesterday an laciest was held at St. 'Thomas% Her. ital,. Oa the body of Daniel Hill, ard if. Tbe dm irased, • who was a muter builder, and employed ea • the new Lession-bridge r ; was eagagal on Mooday r diiestisi the men to pull disern - alarge 'high w.il la' leeppro-alley, when it saddest', fell•open Ms, and its:' Amides* that be died @ma after. Vierdki Accidental Dash. A Highlander of the Snit of Doseld r • beloogiog to Amok wet talto out of the sea tome time ego *pps ready deed tag Oat el th e crew ei fauns but upset tear te), and carried into Port liscoatymit where the nahlaiegsystees was put in pennies with reit . vigour, the feet of the patient being placed close to large peat Are, kindled,. is esonio ir the middle of the • door. At length user dos lobo cult bt got' he' came completely Sind 'rabbis, Mat; sal it yes rob* rally.. agreed. that life was- lousily • maim t bet they . • thesght.it might& as veil to hearths body before the fire fog eOnleinlle, that so chance mightbe lost. Vow. r accordingly ; the poorman lap; het, as hi was sot in W condition to complain, the people of the home newer Gem adverted to the mate of hit eztremities; wbiel beg bees all the:ohile exposed so the beat of the Aria, ts* signs of salutation begen.actuallrto derinreshandelvete at this disuses al two or threat boars. It was then din .covered, to -the grew horror and' intosishasent of dl' Port*, this the Min', feet were literally rowed, mai however much the circumstance may beve eontriboost to hisuestetstiossetheOeCan be so doubt that be matte _ ____ __ __ • a alp* fot•life—;Gireseur Tren d : i - -COAL. >f 14K117, NI is. Slb • . • - ' *pa atMarket. Maw 11•16, • ?rim _. . an *wood* • IN : Us ed to MO 41 2. i 0 &tideland 16k so id WSW Der AID-Alr Ersii.i.Losivomsai DG li TO /1011110111. ''' ing . M. alma OW 9 , Marmon 11 osimass attl. 6 4 0 r Ifimr.v...•••••■o ..±___________ 14111•04 Prietettand teblisbet how ItossidollAlo lo o 4 99 * 9 Sua Oirecir.ft•li alrolaoy Zworiallk .~ () N um, rrHE LOXSI rodeos to t do of the P Weeks et Ai terket—ettine ' tae Cottage.- Wist Lthral Tickets at Iwo tie Belk MO desk. CONDO. 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