Star. — London, England, 1829-05-14 00:00:00

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Since the airnmencet was of the suit nearly all the original parties have died,and bills .of reviver have been filed as each liti. gating party. died.. .tre . .question at issue relates to car tats property in thaßest./odies, aid to an agreement dated so, long ! ago as 195. ; . • - - • . Mr. SPINCItt, Mr. Hanes, and ether Counsel; were beard at much length upon the demurrer, and Occupied the greater part of .the,day. in the early part of the slai.snme curiosity wet evinced by the entrance of. Mr s 'olloatiell, in enure' attended . by Mr. O'Gorman and others; they remained only a short time, end than.peoseeded to the other Courts. COURT OF Rilltre.BßiiCa„ Wrowstuswor, Mar is. : . Mr. Daniel O'Connell-tool; the oath required 14 the late Act of parliament. in this Court this morning, pre paretory. probably, to his attempting to take his seat in the House of dostrmotts.. . .., . ~. ~. ,_. , cul'in m A /14.11C1t. AND„Wlir m • .. „ , . ... This was an. action brought by the plaintiff. a young woman, residing with het iather at Bur} St„Adfnund's, againsti the defendant, Mrs, Afileck, for damages, on account of her maliciously libelling and traducmg • the plaintiff's character. It was. tried at Guildhall. before Lord i t enterden. at the 'Sittings after la 4 Term.. it which time the circumstances were published it length. Plaintiff Nonsoited. Mr. KELLY now applied to thst.Const for a . ',Pict* show cause why the nonseit should net he set aside and . a new trial granted, and.briefly recapitulated 'the faits,.! The plaintiff, the daughterpt }.tradesman at 'Spry, was: engaged as'a servant by Mrs. Ailleek, a lady residing in the vicinity of that place, ancl-remainedin the service for : shout a month. when, she I,ft it. having, een dismissed es; was:stated. The plaintiff Oleo applied toa..Mrs..SrAinan. twothet lady residing near Bury,,for a.sito.vjon,in.lver fa.! roily,. hin. Seaman, understanding that the younglwo. Man hadbeen in the sere ice of Mrs.. A fileck, wrote to that lady for her character, and. the letter wrietim . in apsw.er was.theloundation of the action.. In'thAtleatetilis:4. said !Admit she was yerytorryt ha toot bingseuld be iaidby her with justicein favour of Elisabeth Child. who had resided in the defendant's house for three weeks, during which time she had conduciedherselfahigracifolliraed the flefendaut further stated, that she bad been. since ars' dibly informed. that the girl had been, andthen was * prostittre at Bury. On this letter the declaration was founded. In order to corroborate the internal eirideoce of', malic- appearing in thisletteret wo witnesses we,' celled -.-a Mr Johnson, who kept a Register-office for servants at Bury. and a Mrs, Kemo: a stay maker at thavplice, oho proved that. Mrs. Afileek had called on them; and stated that she had been infotmed, that Plait:aid was a prostitute. and that she (defendant) had written to Mrs. Seaman, and taken case that the ,girl should not get another place. *Lord Tenterden, however, had refused to pet tine case to the Jury, and nnnsuited the plaintiff. Mr, Kelly contended that there were two questions which his Lordship oight to haVe submitted to the Jury—the one was, whether the letter. ,was a boat Ate reply to the inquiry .of Mrs.. Seaman. or whether it did not afford internal evidence that the defendant had used the opportunity for the ,gretificv lion of her own malice? the second will. whether the communications to Johnson and Kemp, when taken in connection With the. statements in . the letter, did not afford sufficientevidence of malice? He admitted that when a master was called upon to state to another master the character of a servant, he lesnnt bound to prove that the accusations which : be *might have heard aminst the.tereent . while in his service.. .or which he walhcafterwardv have•heard, were true. 'The . commu• giscatioaa.. made bent ids, was privileged, lad '.there would be no case to go to . n Jury. _ ,But still, a letter slight boot such a description 4 r to containevideriee. in terms that kerasnot a ispaciikiiiip.es to inquit)es. but •Written for . the "Delicious. purpose of injuring and ruining the servant's character., He I submitted that iN'S 'attar was eon* of . the Otter dew:CIO - Os—more particularly wkett . the,ohisevitions *to Johnson and Kunio were taken, intatcoont ; and if the letter ,was written not ass Bang fide . apnea to rtneries„,•but for the malicious purposo.o( destroying theservanetcbe. eacter, it was not privileged, and the. ques t ion- ought at least to !niche's, sahoutted . .to the Joryi , and be cited tile. taws •of - lillacknian v. blackatia. ; :.4:.l3iiig. and Rogers v. - Clifton; S . ;800. • 1', 1 411.. 1 It oaght,aho .to .be considered that the defendant had made no attempt td prove the true of. her charges against _the Plain tiff. and the plaintiff aould.'oot, from the, nature ,of the Abai , Mum th e songettief • for,hr did not see Ito* rl - girl o f seventeen years of 4ge .could ptoec.inat.sbe was not a prostitute, - It ; was contended st.rbe trial,. for the defeadept, Asat,4 was quite natticalotiut proper, for.her tu.ntentlon to johnion and IteMptillat she knew or, had beep credibly inlorled of, pith tespect .tp the girl. as the witeessXensp hed .before , green thigirl a good character, and 4ohnsoa kept a Itegt‘ter-once for ,servants, sloe it might be .*(..consequence that they shouttlfoot, give •others a.eharecter with,her Ihjeh. ihe. .did not de)ervo. But be bad now iOdeeits ketnpeiie,i4l: pitapat, who stetnd ; the; the drfendaothed ma4simildr cospentrojeadoes to. them, although they had nothing to. do wi;b the parties or .. tte matter. ~ .. , , . ,Mr. J ustice PAM—This is a ninisuit. You may avail yostesel of these witnesses *another action. Mr:l(Ortur—TitaPlaintiff, was. not itt,sur.h circum stances at to find it an eisy matter to bring another, actions • • , . , , .. .. ._., , . Mi. jastkce,klantote. ,w at of opinion :that tine verdict was tight., le the-cases whiehhaskbeenAitest, evidence was gk..Pir, - Or "the ollintiffa..of.slui.false. and Pt..the. gbArgles.atviusiatelt,Antihat aielk,fiFtfirtr."4,cuni,.. tame whichlaiitiar.itaejlendetect4l4ntwo !tend he, eesee . _ ,40•;.eItite.,,,Thi Plaiitiffilit the ,c4ihigi against hir c it . sklaig_akfir t ie..ft 41 the defirodasi's lattice was.-.41.e, raisin lave callostkiornhoethe other .wrivants : to...ll4)* . the filielsiadvt :' Oa ** 4 .t: • f ' !elititeact *Pk *are etige' fal se h o od . tit :the: 'eidsiti pith ',re molututhep torsi weein_dabredasie . .. la ap- acreidaiii 5 het oils. lasitied b 7 , awn. to JiditilOtt and. ICOtaiii to Itad,t• stood th e Liit• It be that tbi cheffdast bad got frost), thefts 804 character of ,tbe girl t and_ .K so, ,000 ski was convinced that the girl. did apt.detetire the; Chit- Teeter; it was her doty•th ecitninnaliate,tO them that the plaintiff. had miscorsdneredberielf,:thai the ,might nett give her a shod character si second time,. Cnder these circumstances his tordshiji did right is not allowing elie.case to gala...the JticY, , . bird Taarriania and the other Jaidgei concurred: Rile refused colUtiett..}l3!" Aftyg.tr itir#l, l nuwg. - . gunil ie altdt chi !MO' Lion t this case. What this WairipeAgr trial a iuggestion was entered th.. 4 4henge. the elope Iron Coro walls-where the mines In disputp,were situate, to this Coen', of Devon.. Whea t the C'auie tame On fortrial there; One cf the Jury mei . was tekeit ill; and One of the parties refined to allow the came to be Wel by ;the the reason of which was, that the *grnity &coveted that there were. several mine, its,Pfivciiiihire in the same circumstances is the niines . in di,spOtein Cornwall ; and that the county as in the other, so that. he was ap pretienuive. that in impattiel, trial could not be had in Devonshire. any More than .in cornaiall, When • the order was made tar the trial at bar s and thakhay. log been abasidOned.as to this Canseiit:Pilloyeed that* must.revert for trial to. Devon, and.the lessor of the Plaintiff was..anxious. that the , sug g estion ihould,be elteied to another couqty; DoiletShire, or perhaps So mersitshire Might be .the most convenient. Istr. Justice BATLEY — That . 'Will be attended with considerable tiptop to the defendant, and What do you say about the , . „ Sir 1 ,wycinOt instructed then as to what to say on that head; aid after some fuither cdoieria lion on•tha nthject Af •Mr, Justice directed that h • ihonld take ai rule to ihow cause ‘wfie the suggestion should not bej ,altitreif,„and,then the Court would have the power to, impose terms as to.tbe (VAT . 01?..004mqr; rums, bur ia. Theirkordships did not take their seats on the : Belch till halEpast twelve to -day, in consequence of their hav-i, tog engaged in the Exchequer Chamber. HaVing lisp° ed ot a Aetv,toatigni of course, the Lord Chitf Justice sat at one. o'clncl: at Mist Prins. wii.sn 4 1 / 4 v.. TAYLOR. Tbismas an 'tenon . for,a nsalfcious prosecntion. . Mi. Se' gears, TADRY applied fee and OM 'fined leave_ to defer tlic trial_ot this cause, in consequence of the absence of a 'material ivitne•s l • • „fiaortral , Other causes which we.e placed in the list Were.perstpligo.l. (or different reasons. .The Lotto Cftsiiv,dusi*a took occasion to rernaik, that in enusequOice,9( the carelessness of the attorneys in these causes. the public . siiric was most scsodsl?usly Waited. ti. :tl:ey htd chosen to give notice that they would•no.e.tre the time if the Court have bein'oieupiedr apritber way; whereas the causes were placed sit the liet,•ghdthe Coast imagined they . would be tried , tbdy 'wan Dot, and thus the Public time was Waited, „ , . .wee „ . 'Mt% WM;a. #Oll Erna. tit : aims-0c ; ~r • 'parkin:4m.; "J. Taxl4ol,..tinungnitin. lii this ease the well-knownbli ‘ Cgcbrane Johnstone, uncle . to•Lcird Cochrane, bad, it appeared, attached at large info of mosey in, the hands of the garnishee, be longing to the defendant, against whom be (plaintiff) set up a claim for a very considerable amount. Mr. Mistinonsa moved for a rule to show cause why all - proceedings in this action should not be stayed. The ground for this Motion was,that Mr. Johnstone had been outlawed some years, 'under circumstances which were in the iecollection of the public. A hoax. afterwards called the Stock Exchange Hoax, had been played off arthe Stock Exchange, by which a great deal of money Changed hands. and Mr. Cochrane, who was then a Member of Parlianient, was suspected of a partici pation in the hoax. Sithe of the parties with whom he was belieVed to have, co-Operated, had 'appeared, and stood their trial, bet Air:Cochrane did not appear, and a writ of outlawry was issued against hilts. The Learned Counsel had now the necessary documents to justify his application to the 'Court, and he mitred for the rule to show cause in order to have it decided whe• thir the writ of outlawry did or did not affect the at technient . • 'Mr. - Carter,..Ofthe Mayor's Court; the attorney io the cause, was called uton, and produced an office copy of the record, and of the writ of isitlawiy issued against Mr. Cochrane Joliobtone. The Riboatita—Tike a rule to show cause. • INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT, MAY IL who da_scribed himself as,nl BlComsburj . ..ittuarr, gentleman, and t!eit.der. of God. ,bold's,tegetable was nopooed by, Mr. Haorn, on behalf of the of Romford, and by . Mr. I . nitOn, on behalf of a creditor n imed Irvine. ;The insolvent, in his examination , by Jr.B Minns; 'stated that on• the, death, of his father, in 1800, he re ! ceived•the; seciet ft OM him 'how to Vie Patent Medicine, at which: time the profits were 110001. pet annum sad he then took his brother into partnership. .with him, hist did dokimPort , to him the secret, In three Years the piodts fell to 3.006/: a year, and c. n• tinuecito fall so myth. that at present they wet. only 1001. a year; owing tnthe highlst ice of the ingredients. In Januarilast be contracted with Mesirs. Hist.er, of Cheipiide, for 1,0004 *was of the medicine, and Trap receive the money s sii the goods were supplied, tic, bad 'delivered 3001. worth in Januery, since arbicktitire his brother, who' did net follOW the ;business, had, ob rained*. injunction, preventing hint ffnat atpplying the rest of the grinds to Messrs. Butler. He had not eA- . Oiled the Cordial, 'balsam eitherle,ScOttand or Vjanse.; In atisiver to further questiOns; the insolvent stnte • that he kept an account with blovelands; the Bankers, asho in three months discounted '3llof..sorth'of e bllli7 r —. fle was 'committed to the Plitt iti Janadrf 'fait t e • bad considerable property, consisting of lir:plants 'alta boons in all parts of England, which be had tireen.com lied to mortgage to the amount 01 It pita r di 0f 1 2.8 1 0001.' and,.be . .. had no . Oboist the °. pinpettp, 414 need Prodoctiiitlficient tp'4kay. the cAditqcs mss, 'its the' giciond, He had,. since 1805; apecolated ~eonsider. Only steel jobbing, and had 'kit *twin 140001. )863„: the ireditofireins .depriitel 01::. ,with' hid 3s• 104 hi'give him a bill ofettcbang e O A wrong :tamp. fed pakibtm, interest t he . was not aware that the skimp a as a o wning one ;IC was ProtteOtil again" ^ 6 scawwta reif. this detnanchhut just hakore tbe 2 ce.4114610 hive been tried„.gavk eoknov4 for the debt rind;ioits. . • M5..811.4011 said t that his ebent l had'lres . ifydener I to eci Ouke of NoitOtk ; and baying cased a Intl. money toAwist him in old age, deposited it Pith 'dtri.itite! vent., Pie cuntended that the insolirent had cornatitina lip bit. ft dd, vet jiving . his client the bill' of .. es4idge On A wa•mg.stattlp, • The insolvent, in answer guesiosi pet by Mr. HtATIli stetedihat he wadi years of age. His too, the Rite: 411*.tilddtterd, fad reitutebased the furpittrie . send by tteine) for Wield when hetirtialeent) !De intended to impart td him thil secret frt. prepritiog tlfe meditioe.:,„„He had battened of the Chainteii oR Itotittorti. Looot. upon mortgage hfli date irtiOntied to 6.0001: - . . Alter a Idlgthy . dikettien respecting the niortgdgei, andthe.torntlitte in ilidomtharf4trarei . The coo*/ ihdOtht the furniture ought to be Oven up; and adjaortmd the emit Ai . ilia. for the itteettddince 4-* Ate N . r Attibold tun aches Aka Brabant BINS w as oppeted hi Mt. tem 6001 et an Attorney named Nles:hal4 reading it The intitited the opposing an , ditcp; to lend hint,,OCL on representing that he had pro. Reny ip OlitsOuth, Alter he /IA tot the money he was heard 4o uy. 4, 1 thin io9iult Mr. Heath as tq whether the aeditoti c.n touch My property ; find if ther . ean't, 1 will Oie the bent* 01 the Att; and old Mitsliell may, go ta . the r having g ot p 4,; Heath's Opieienaiß egrtendeted to prilnn. The Count said that . the property in . qtatition area *object ;o the difections of the Midgard eb father, and remanded the inspAvent fur aittmonsits. ..,._ iktirA .o OS Niiviket;the.riauiiiass,in_d•fridaties. m:0 401,0 T ti*.stStqadot oPn fy iod. - li -beaiilf de en- a v i e j !to sibeimltthilik.A. Ives the de' of the acreiiiiiii tc s:, to not ,ntetoix ,wilit 1441; 7 4,itearied is 'het own. Agralso wbst Os lied tobitquentirkatied by 1414.11411 6. 11: Itatt tit At, toe, *them men • tigisei l die,:ames. i .l4 boir e ,istfotomot t bsc#o . l, if useoes: wt writ • eigte . ll . covlitptssitros tro. l ief imilrba " 4 ,oft hiiseas to Ow efrllllMltlik . thi . Then t 'ai to the POLICk INTBLLiGGNCB. • -bottpwAtt e . . pt! Teeidifr ?elite Cilia and, ads* raid; two etet.ind.eitt s peak., wee, kasowe "oboist. toww," especially this &tear, Were cbargeti Wore Sir.Peeeit LAnag with hashing thentielses active emotes the eOwd.collectetrat the Are , igFleet.street. for the put, pose of ieviing ebotribetiols Ott the Pockets of idle gaiters assewt ititml thereat. Whoever coMplainta map be mite from oder" trirteril Of the l treat, depression Pt trade, betimes, mew us be le s thriftiest state with the prisivairs. A. sprout thereof, Gibson Was sepported by the prefessianal talents or no he. a personage than Ur. Charles' Phillips, barrbter-at law; and hit. Nobler, jhn. atteeded ma behalf, of Ward. 1 . . Sit.P...isiteeM—Befor• aid** b. ir:wfas re !Moir something of the prisoners. Whit are rm. Gibs..? Sir , • 1 . La.eate.— When were y,tet last employed ? 'Gibsexi-Abatit Mein ripsithskie. Sir ?. has. yee attOpOtted jeitiQf aline? Gibson-4 have Rived gibe ialtepindeht. I titfl iityPerted by any mother.. . . Sir P., Lavate , Witet sbystleh glib is your weather .itt . Gileat-4he is the Widowef the aectiooter to the Zo4t India ; Company. and receives a petishin idol. per ennui's: : Sir, P. Lamm—Does the gut India Compost/ alioW'stbit I peia-! sloe as that to tlwir,auetionser's widow? Gibson—Oh, my father bad 1,5001, per snoods. Sk P. Lilius,-Well, Ward, what are you I. Wird—l carry on Walden; in the Waterltio.tosd, (nip, the sonnet*, then 'stated, that a crowd ilkiS iiiiiiidit deer the scene ...the late lire ' forJoba Bull wilt gape as an o b is. of far leas importance tbao aslibtol snob as awful ostunt,be bop a sharp look out tor the liiitAngered:gentry; and in fie mire et Was) , 'afternocin be perceive - 4 the tweptiiinera. He winked' their movetients for oWot*twenty inintilea,'When atlenitti *Seeing- Orni giro into the'rentre of the multitutle,auti satisfied alai when once there the, crowd was too ,those to Weed him the slightest. Chance of emititirietingrlipir antempts me the ?ochres tg . lbe taw wary, he deemed the plat ptuditilcouiie to ;Attie wortis'ebect . their furtherpregrege, and aetorditgly, he took them initittistody.. Gibson ,was searebeil, and (Aimee* siketeigns, tardier wit . handsonitidirar watch, were toond upon bias. Sir P. laws-•:Di4 yelluttoW the frYnatio'beriee• ' stionye-LT4l ai ; aibiou Partitidarly well. The @Oa trilei4 quilt so familiar toile. . , ...lb. Palhips—Ysindid Were dietweitherr pielis Poslidt.iirliv. . to do so i there .fore tioto4l charge Tats bave4alosillible* , • 11‘ bed fourteen seversigos and o watch. I haw mil-. . - iod a bait ands watils 'at preirif abnet lwr; and l'ailimlik iit 'a Very hard Weed to 'be taken tato thistidy tee so *the donee this Ont. - , :tilr.P, Lotion-41 yrif .... ; )4 , :1 41 M51 hi di°. • naW ' km " se the prisoners, and hid omistlylood ground for sosposdag blo t 'would you take him' inns custody.? atinge-1 think I should, 'Sir Peter. ..one of the Bovbetteef pithd, Who' alio sari de pilleners; bid : 1 111bion w n iis a well known character, and hakolled to the Wbk" dole lak . • • Air. 'n=jos—Have you ever Mows him to be testilied ' •Patiol:=No, l' have sat, • • lb. HAW - sobodttett digs was *.'ad* Splits kis claw Hia face was .o•l`oirrn familiar to the eaten. Sr P. I.seassl shall diseliarge Ward. 'Nr..Billlips Slimed that big dist aloe was indtled to bisibilly i &r vie a man happened to bare a Ow ion/trains about hire, that was oo reason why he should beltept Is tweedy. Qeu of the klarehalateo aside a private itusiattodeaties to the Aldervapoy after width .... .. , Sr Pam Odif—sc I shall reinsid . Gilisoii tic Priekte rearms." lIQW-STRICRT. . A cubist load complezionedisiin itiidliditi filr..ittitutilit. for ref IS Tuesday night, igating this he win isieiret by trade, and had nut tasted tied tor 24 hours. . . -. klr..lintaisvi.i. asked him to what pirialt be' Wowed N. He replied; to a parish hi Maticbeiter. Being unable to °halo' is.. 00,41,04 &c left there abiiiii a'ttiolith before, With only siglitein shillingoin his pocket, slid Shire Bien he hid iniiiikked *boot f,hm place toadies la quest Of a jai, bit be abbirtimitrly ditild get' ise- Wag 4 3 d,o. . . . . . Mr. klutastuis. 'asked him whi:re he last slept 'f —He replied; at Chatham. Re bad walked Moo tbatibitotowo that day, and was bait tainisiditg for want setead. He. litiessinsi observed. that be did bet look tikes bowery may and added that be could not possibly *assist him, as hawse met she de:Option olpersoti anitemplared by the Poor Lows. _ . • The fellow's it dile became pettedly Insolent. He odd bi - orin netlike' to tenet, and Mint halve it, a. the lairs of the ~wry PM *Wed *gamst any one being allowed to starve. if, therefore, he was not assisted be must beg, and if that would net succeed, be dtotald thco bare recourse to the last and Italy alternative left him to obtain brektl--br should rob. lilr. klitisseti said, that Li eoloposed 'the diriat'erardirows Out •to intitnid.ite him. . The fellow acid he must speak out Vet' shire wetter., and would break through stone Mr. AliesitistCpropowd. in be bad a . clositelllgad Massif $ 'grant, that he turd be' sant to the Meow of Cerrection.. • The (Ow, did not'aU'reilsb OM, sad the liktistrite ultimately Sept as agar with Wasp die pike Mikes to me if the wield relieve him ;" but as sees ea is .Misled dude' disc' hi Ishosidered the opeer Fois'ailassi.=fraterday''tini X t laint,' were brought sip.' clotted With ithfts' "a, 'wined in hirpries spins' Coutts and Co. and octet bankers, *to a great, &Motet, . • It Will Misnumbered that i freight agi a inittit San, named Martell!, was charged at thief OPC,f will uttering • fiSged Check byes M sea Cents Ind Co. fat I and Misr tattooed ezamilso. .liiibionnisitted a Meergate.for day or two after Wean. tiAktal. /lir It. Bialiti emitted ' ad anspyrisis: letter, stating that %imperatively an isiogetit man. mad that be bad been. theist)* Owlet persons. IA aidewiterice of this coanntialeatlost, ,apyttelseisdetir the tire pilteisers, ant found in 01Wilidginoof.Cooasttes mast lemmata the beadwildng of Gianni, pr. coumktoitornwpond chisicter With the signalers ft netlike* cheeks which the oasts bad discovered in the Wri. Tame elieeki were all signed " Hairdet," and the sigma. tiers 1 , 14 very eikne Mikado° of the liaitdirrithig of Mr. Hamlet,' Azu lidosirimi jeweller in Ctivehery-itreist,Who keeps Sob at Mews.tes..ind in whose name the cheekier Mi. was pretested by kgn a torsi/Ist ago, Mr. Catei, the'Sollcitor for the lloclity of Bankeri, - begged that his prisoner, night be remanded, as be would bile farther *vi delicet* Adduce ea' a futuseday. Mr. 0; steed that Galway «as yesisMkahry Clever penman. and that he was the author of ilytt npasroua forgeries with which the rinses stood charged.— Thq J,sined .I;binibroan thin produced a ringed • check for SO. igonllesan. OriloimondMick had been written by Conway, and for which Martel& bad scrielly obtained the Money and divided it hisses Massif and the other primes. .The Flanges were rspanded for further enanination. They tidtaduitt *dietisiii;ei with great kitty durio; die; exiiiinadoo.— Lzilwerp taken to the House of Correction, strengly'ironed; in a . , • Hit *- 111/I WW APWThosioept, was t e rb.ll harlot coined a robbery in the Mouse of Ur. with. Ike Owner welt to the Doctor'. preteise of jiiiiiablog him tspoh ishoiitate at health. "Sis ra ttri tit'Oralt the hall itont the Dottier; slurs s'' : • • 16, 0 1 ; was 4i , eststed. The iiiiansair thew Wise &Sin mein, Mirini Sat 'Waled., tsetse tbk titelleti - whet: Ihe heard a noise in thip i ISE; cseiesieteedliy the ptiaeser rethising a valuable time-piece Item the bracket. The woman aid th. wintsoithiaemititidif. sitik AN pei. iiii . i4etdal 041444 We Nit ; • anierf *Oh 4'44144 0 4 . &Wit poliitidi of *ii eititheo dadei preitieel=tid ft/ tint inahrs . tu . artl' reto ifik curio no tki peal* a kW. Sitar bloody. Thi •EsiMielafaint. a Miami ref loikhig tensile, hated. iheia the stit of oath lad, the_derciplant, Shorn piss hag ai s ,, 4 6, 4 twits at tile' Sitio With Two loicip, hi Lad lace, ielwee hall! 1;440 . 1114*d Si a raid ii bet IRMO, alder *pi e . tenth of vl.ithig a hinge Wild re, 6ei 6efire sir h a d to g 4 liar& inn acquaint b erg, he Wiled bet; vs td the el ;e.¢ her Int btiWe, .sod nttetnpted id take Isnge s .,.. lihkrtiss with* *Md. flke rtiiiied, and de iFtet up itairi,w6, - , he 104;iad bo tisi itiwid to rentals alone with the Musk thi. wood , sit Oirenti l said bit nerjeiiiisg id her i4s i sk hr pit hii hit in Mr fat . * and Mide sae it due nine seee o l it i s oi ..li dishicaltij langtsge, Tl 4 Magistrate athN, taut wit the etlarakai at kaalafirtaP tie ihdial„ that the was a tesisectible unarikil w. ita6. tend, bad add*, aid that bib tall mit shitailce the datradalithad 'rick kik Was, MI *Aka tikti day Mather as die Saila with Tare kith% • pith het tile difehdin_ In &dant te hi y alien olt thi Lain frite Way . arf *OA id not ilaj t city thing whisk could Is ths Slightest le . Glad t k hitaaisii. ant's delicacy. • The Magistrate . . b•ine aatainatbad an alakias. victed tba defesd:nt ittelwiporkr 32 .• aa coats l'agaith'a WOW." mint the House of Oirr - - it not lame elite reprnbadeg Ys Midget u wanton and Thri.e rennin is the glib Mitsonatok liakkaataao ihatr - ehiegag . with reMosing eriodlier hit's - thin ***sale net 4 Green, aid tiktuj the ittati rivet thin* The pregisit in • was In rains over hOL Ind in iliediteirdlit the eilki loft i ta. 401:6 it ;sae their to deitrit, Was est wall Meek dais thin that number of shilling*. It bekitiinnisiied that thkgrikildift kin old Sei this m *kW nr - dinistitriis, Oft Otte Ilbritreit 'Nabs sp atiOcione tiatragetrai ventilated ht a lady ninyed.lennings,thit Wile o f a i.tairsi Ater, re. siding al Walirorth. Between Ohemdtted Alock on the autumns of the day abbe* wreseiteei, Mis.Jenninga Sent the *servant girl on an ertaid i "shortly aftersdie Weni but k * fellow in the gaib atter. demon. 'it - relied in ki brims Frock coat itta vet waistcoat, with Sandy coloured otteriat et lensed it the *Mir, and ingteitt•d iT "Ve. Jedanyt at Item'? MYs. &Minis who wile tote 'unly person in . Ile biotite at the time, replied pal 'he Woe toot;upon which the *ranger •intitimi If it wars likely he would return 'in "an thin ? t 4 to tattered, gills Mr. Seiteilite :woad he at Winne bruited ibis* sad .foiti o'clock, the fellow requested to speak to Ur's. lensing% end walked into the front parlour without any invitation. Mrs. Jennings believing him yob, some perma 'whir wanted her hat band on Inkiness, followed him into the room; apse which he walked up towards Mrs. Jennings's .peta trait ? which :was banging up. and • commenced et. inning it is a great likeness. flavingAutiod 'souse time viewing the *ante. 'he turned to .Idis.Jeneiegs r heir a Sostilifausous offer, saying that Cob. lierdetfto pis 'isk% then he would'give'ber 2 i sia 'motley. •ihunder4truch et the condoct of the fellow, Ilia 'She lad scarcely the power of uttering a worilltons alarm aniteriottibe. hOweeeec desired him to quit the house, end was proceeding is. wards the door, vhen be dragged her by the arms, ear claiming that if she did not yield to his 'wishes by fair means, he was determined on accompliChing his pita pose by face. Mrs. Jennings -struggled to get away from her laical assailant, whet, being a powerful man, got 'his band twisted in her 'hair, and dragged her from the front into the back parlour. There the ruffian was proceeding to the most. gross acts Of is. decency towards 'Mrs. Jennings, when she at the an, stunt, rendered resolute by the da- ing conduct Of the fellow, seised.up-a sharp-pointed fruit knife.with With Chi stabbed him in the and arm. Finding hied self wounded, be left his ho(d of 'Mrs. Jennies'/ sad snetehing her pocket handkerchief; ran into the pestsge s and alter -. several attempts, • succeeded in opening die street door, and rag ;out; his !sit words were , -* 4• hive resenge-aill lay wait for and murder you." Ihirs. Jennings, completely exhausted, in COll. l sequence of her struggles with such an adversary. had ant' the power of • tolinwing him into• the street, and siting the elarin;bat fell senseless on-the tot, and was • found in -that condition by ;the SeTWalli girl, who returned 'in about ten minutes after• the outrage was perpetrated on her distress. there ssem. spots of blood along the passage to the door, and it is imagined that the ruffian who committed the above nnparafieled Outrage, has beets severely wounded. -Mrs. Jennings, whets- pregnant, was extremely ill the whole 'el yesterday, aid confined to her bed. owing to the high' occasioned by the attack. informetion of the • outrage, together with a description of the Offender. was _given at Union Hall yesterday. His height is abusa tent 7 inches _ • A few days ego,-Ellen. • the Wife Of Thomas Penciled bury, of Hindle?, near 'Blackbu,n, was-examined by -Dr; Aspinall, of that place, it being suspected that she had recently been delivered. The same medical-Gentle. man, and the Uineraor of- the Workliethe, afterwards commenced a strict search, - when they discovered. cow "Ogled- beneath- the loos of the room 'where the-wemea was weaving, the bodies of two new been children. • Oa 'Wednesday an Inquest was held et the-Loidtkisse.: fluidiey r several surgenas nuclide*. and -the mole Was that a verdict of 'Willful Murder* was rethrued.ekeinsi i ibe inhuman modier.;-Maitthester BlltTlii. At Feet eastis,a. Hen. Mrs. Peeri}e,mt a Ausiliter. At &hie lis" ISM; the Litly et theta Bilk tat. We tisegleas . At - Hesse, Ile Lady et Ilk MMus F. Mist* Wilde sad W at i daughter. OHM. Vhe lath hut. at Cawley, Middleies. isi 'Me /4th pear, Ms Cords 41. D. ketherto the late'celebrawd lloaddat:of clatterw is her 94th year, lillizabeth Haitlikee'lliqiii, Lady widinv of the Hon. Sir John Dakympk, sloe of the ilar p oref u t . chequer in Scotland. At Thanet.place, Temple-har, Strand, Jima Grant, E.q. her Map* 44d Royal Higidendess. At Cheltenham, LieuteColand Team of thalima Cantrellft Service. Seaga! Establishment. At Canidewterrace, in the 14th year of her •age, Mirgerd• Hervey, daughter of the late Capt. Henry Aegean's Hervr/;of Hon. KW India Company's Service. At his home. Maryileld Place; Rut IRMA to Lath; Mr: Wok Gibb, for many yeanrussistant-libtartan to the Fat:tarot 9 4 / 4 0 ' cares. ildinbargis. At Keith, dlr. John Low, who taught the parochial school Mete, with issiduliy fur upsiardi of 40 years. At ifdinhargh; Miss Rophemia :yeungest deviate" of he late Dr. Christopher Dangles, phydtian in Kelso. 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