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• ""tAw nrrstudifts. • • .A.140..1..: • coultT citAtirettor,'Atep.% wasstscar v. 'vie sets •r saavrost. Sa'avvratt. said this petition ',Arid not occupy the Wadi a moment, as' it was one which was quite of daftit' Mr.. !blur objected to its being bend, as Mr. Wel. Lesley. the father of the infants, and therefore' their natural guardian so long as no other was -appointed, had not been served with wake. The Loan CHANCELLOR said it was but fair that Mr. Wellesley should be served with.notice. Mr. SHADS/ELL had advised a different course; but as that ‘, as his Lordship's'bpinion, notice should be served on Mr. Wellesley, and the petition might stand in the paper for Monday. Mr. HART did not see how the notice could be served upon his client before then. levi:Stracrwas.t. said it' was slot necessary that it should be served personally's* • Mr. SOODEN appeared for the Due of Beaufort to apply for his costs. asked oat of what fond the costs were to be paid ? Mr. SIiAOWSLL said there were two suMs, one of 3,6001. and another of 5,0001. in the hands of theßeceiser. The LORD CIRASCILLEOR asked out of 'what Mates theercums had vim.? Mr. SEADV:ILL replied, out of the infants'. The prayer of the Petition is. that a sum of 1,0001. stay be applied by the guardians of the children towards defritying the ezpense of defending the appeal to be beought by Mr. Wellesley in the House of Lords. vrtes-CH*WcilltlAgl Any. T. Ea-PARTIVHASSiaaaII as C*Aataxßa. This was the case of Messrs. Chambers and bankers, in Bond-street. The Court was crowded to excess by the parties interested in thermic of the ep- ' . price ion, The petition prayed t o have the Commis. sion of Bankruptcy erased against the applicants super.: ceded, on four several grounds•-.lst. That-the petition- . ingcreditor, W. Alletkett, had no debt at kiw i '. e.l one for the recovery of which he could bring assyL, action ; 2d.. That if he had a debt at law, he wars pre • eluded from prosecuting it to a Commission of Bank `ropey, by a deed of arrangement which hi bad signed; That the Messrs. Chambers bad never committed -Mr act of binkinprey; .and, 4th. That under she new Am of .Parliament, eth - Geo.lV. cap. 16, they were not liable to be made bankrupts, having ceased tube traders before' th at Act came intii operation in September, 14251 The.paitioner prayed that all the costs of the suit migh be borne by the petitioning creditor. - the solicitors, est:tenets, odder the Commission. The ATTOILNIIT 01111111RAL appeared for the tioners. He stated, that Messrs. Chambers, in in , tlienseaif certain pecuniaryensbarrassetents , ber k lB24, arising oat of the extraordinary exigessamei Of flat paned. called a wasting of their credit{, atl was stated the real cdodition ef their afaire. Thie .ode dbae ender the advise of Messrs. Mayb e ! itaii4Wood, solicitors; ant it wait new alleged by the petitioners. that them Gentlemen had, as trustees fen eclairs ether persons; a 'mortgage affecting the estate' of the petitioners, audit was now aUeged against them; that they having, from their confidential connexion with the banking concern, an intimate acquaintance with its pecuniary etisbarrassvneets, recommended the airmgeritent with the creditors, least a Com missioo of Bankruptcy should issue, and, perhaps. interfe' e with their own claims • on the estate.— Mayhew, it was said. exerted himself for this purpose, to prevent a docket .from being struck. A meeting of creditors accordingly teek plate, when it appeared that the total debts atsbutited to the VIM of 269410.155. 11d. and that die evailable assets were estimated at 270,7721. t3s. 4d. The creditors, at the. same tiMe, came to certain resolutions, Which were aftgeivards embddled In a deed of an'angentent, nee gated on the 10th of December, /024. The deetl,Ufter reeking that, in the opinion o f creditors present at the Meeting, the estate of the firm, if judiciously admi nistered, was sufficient to liquidate all•the debts, vested' aU the property of every descrleditin .betonging to the. Messrs. Chambers in the hands of eftillitlfEe of Mae nagnment, who were to have full power to sell orcitheit wise dispose of the same for thereon' - benefit of -this creditors. The Messrs. Chambers wan togivetheCons mittee,every assistance in carryilig thirproviiihnibf deed into effect, and were in retusa to have aliiter t licence. The deed also (entailed a proviso, _that if au creditors, parties to it, should, whilst the letternflicencet was in 'fusee, sue, arrest, or otherwise molest, - either di the Messrs. Chambers, on accountbf the particular debt. : provided for by the deed, such a proceeding on the part • •fthat creditor should amount to an ahsolute teleAse :tePttis debt, and might be pleaded in bar of any action ' rbrought fur the recovery bf it. There was also a pro ision or this Sature, that•the Committee•of Masa e• which consisted of Iletsrs. CaleraP, Stosee. and seemed other Gentlemen, might be at liberty to revoke 'thelinter of licence, and annul the deed, if a number of *c_kneltors sufficient for tan ryiifg Vit'ailangtment into 'O6O, 'should not baits signed' Op - deed within two mouths alter its esecutioo. Kitten . went on in this Inneter for sleven months. The CoMmittee proceeded to sell several of the estates SU the Messrs. Chambers, end do' all the other thirtgsAithiehtentned to thettylikely to forward she objects of the trust three or four days 4before the bookraptcy, and only one before the retool 'lion of this letter of licence, on the part of the Commit- Ythe, the Messts. - Chambers,l4o had'tto notice of thein tion to revoke, executed, at she instance, and by the ad vice-of the Committee, a lease of the Opera House to Mr. Bbers, This establishMent formed a broken tin the prpperty of the petitioners; and in the schedulefot 1 assets annexed to the deed was put down at one' hthei deed- thousand pounds. The Learned Counsel pies : • ceeded•to contend that the petitioning 'creditor, Ali: . Al3eckett,was wholly excluded by thednedin question, from striking a docket. 'He maintained that, accnedihg . to the prude' of the-Ceort in Bankruptcy, he could dot' •be justified insetting up that-debt in order to procure' the Isseing Ora opnamicsiOn'Obat he was-bctind by iltel , acts of the Canunitiee, eih,ti allOsei the - de4d to te. ' , amain in force for 11 worths, and ecuild not, atinitl,' it' /_ their di .cretio,n, in thatrespect,being limited to the mg neat 'after itt exeluiton. And even suppose the . - ,Cniienitteecotild annul Ole beetriiroi eapiktrind of the two months, it was sonteSded, on the part, ; Of the petitioners, that seek apowevlbedoneecreelr ee•ahe plum, .tiCular enettlb'ers irbolothOdstheCtrenutihee,,Wlttfin the terns'. limited Isejite 'crtiect;eold not t o the filedibert sequently introduced. It now also.ergoed-on the past Of' the petitioners, that their trading bad ceased upon the exe c of the doed,and that business done by them since i .. , ... i . :• ~ f, h, \ . N that period, Was performed in their capacity of agog! to the Committee. It appeared that the deed of wrier. ment was sigued•by creditors, to the,amoont oflooP3ot. The remaining creditors, among whom was the Bank of i fingland, were either mortgag o rs of the bank r up t's estate, or wets so circumstanced, that though they did not sign the deed, their refusal ought not to be consi dered as a disseat from the arrangement. The Attorney , General went on to state, that every caution had been made by the Committee and their Solicitor, Mr. Joshes Mayhew, to force the Messrs. Chambers to commit acts of bankruptcy; and it was distinctly charged against hlayhel, that he went to several of the creditors of the Messrs. Chambers, and urged them to issue writs -for their respective demands, promising at the Jame time that the Committee would indemnify them from any loss lincurred in consequence of such proceeding. Mayhew succeeded, and the younger Mr. Chambers was arrested at the suit of a- Mr. Barehil, whilst attending a meeting of the Committee at theOperatiouse.TheAttorney - Genera l, l ender these circumstances, contended that A'Becket was but the mere instrument of the Committee and of Mr. Mayhew, and that the Commission thus concerted', Mitten them ought to be superseded. Mr. MouvAntut, on the same side, proceeded to read the evidence in the pleadings on both sides, to which it was intended to refer in the arguments, With respect to the trading since September, 1825, there was an affi davit on the part of the assignees, that the Messrs. Chamber' were engaged its a co-partnitthip with * Mr. White, in the manufacture of a partidtilar descrip tion of 'cement, used in building, and that this ce.part-; tiership 'silted op to the present day; the Committeei of Management also put in affidavits, stating that, Pe:Wooers were still traders, althoagh their bushiest! of bankers, so far as regarded the recovery of deposits, was not conducted since the deed had been esecuted. The bankrupts, in reply to this part of the case, said a l that they had given up their interest in the cement ma' salbetery to the Committee, and their share in that concern was estimated and scheduled among their other' aeailable assets ; and they denied distinctly that they had in any respect traded on their own account lintel tB'>ti4. Then, as to the act of bankruptcy, this was , proved by two witnesses, one a creditor; and, there fore, the Learned Gentleman submitted , an incompe tent witness ; and by an Irish servant to the Messrs. Chambers, who gave his evidence under the impres skin that he was serving his masters, and who new most anliontly sought to explain what he had then sworn. The Heists. Chambers denied having committed any act of bankruptcy, and declared that their censtaut care was to avoid doing anything which could be con strued into one; and when absent from town, it was not with.a view of escaping from their creditors. Thai were almost constantly to be seen publicly in tom, ittd when the elder Mr. Chambers left banks% it was for the pntpose of visiting his friend 'Mr rkiishrelytts was one of the Committee, but dissented . ftdbi its fro. feedings against the petitioners. (The *Wilma of a vers' of the creditors wat roamed, for thespbrposref , proving the concert between 'Mayhew End -the Coal. mince.) The Learned Gentleman eustattl, that the Com mittee withdrew the letter of licence, ber.ause, ae" -they alleged, the Messrs. Chambers had thiscondifilted themselves, in threatening to confers lodgment to tome of their creditors, in abstracting casein .paa pets relative to their affairs, and in having at tempted to remove a quantity of wine from the bank. ing house in Bond-street, with the intention of convey tong it to their own private use, in contravention of the deed -of arrangement . The Messra Chambers on:their osths,' positieely denied any •sechlamisiogi and stated, that as' the banking house was considered bY them is be min.: - *cote place for keeping the *hie, They appliettb air. Airown, a wine merchant, to value it, and remove it to' some safe place. Whilst Brown west in the act of so tstk?ng it off, be-was prevented by Mr. Jobe Calaraft, hue of the Committees, who has always dittieralihetl hiattelf by his hostile opposition to the petitiOners. Mr. MciavAltUS concluded his argument this day,' and the feu ther hearing of the case was postponed. esembliolvtille ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. - KINGSTON, 'AiPtirs4. TUC YAM:CALL *OO IlOrnlees., This case; from the length of time the dlegaTtriOir, has been carried ow, 'and eansequotitly the , seey , tensive circulation of base tad -cisetsterfeit excited very great inteteit; to . .Thach so k _ :lint 'non-' withstanding the early boar at Whieh - Mr, 'Asada, LITTLIDALIC (eight • eclair In liketimaraios)4owik seat in Court, for seeeral'hdure'preVitivisthelltbeie-thw . and its neighbouriettgopulatintsteitennded the . Court. house, all anxious for the Opening of the doort..'lt wr 'with extreme difficulty that those who .attended ft°. linsionally, end as witnesses, could makethei rentrenee andliad it not been for the great exertion of:the - officers of the Court it wuuld have been entirely filled by those who were merely actuated by a feeling of curiosity. Jerentiak Audikews, and Daniel Pproft, were severally indicted for feloniously and era tor ously coining at Lambeth four counterfeit sovereigns, one handled counterfeit half-sovereigna,.one bundled, immterfeit half-crowns, one huudredscironterfeit'shl. ling:, and one hundred counterfeit alipenees. • Mr. BOS.l.eterD having opened the citw, Mr. Gunnar addressed the Jury at sierpconsideribli length, in which he observed, that the erienewitharhit the prisoners were 'charged • was that uf•shign3trensbn, and in extent esceedectali former depteditiatistrat.ever occupied the time of a Court of Janice. The prisoners Buckley and Andrews had for : a vary consider - . length of time been narrowly watched by the officers of the Mirtt add Polite. The prisonervisAd three est; lishments; one in Shelton4sine, Oreenwich,°urtother Gloucester-place, Vauxhall, arid another at Tiver row, Newington. At the latter puce the prisoners , apprehended. Theentent of their truer was such, they used frequently to send from their different hon. the enormous number of counterfeit coin that would by circulation amount to WC/Linz week. The metet used war sheet brass, undies: mumense .for posobasil so largely'of - it;•the - ptinitters'stated'thut - therhirdi contract with Government to supply a artaittpOttli of the harness for the IWllegiateat of The prisoner-Buckley was observed leravieg,theleatise ~ln'Glotiet With 'a - Small •hatid.basket,•*! atas,apparently empty. - ihdiepale'tto . ththoureid Myer , ton•row, and afterwards returned with it .'part. henvily laden. The officers of the Mint. assisted the officer s of "flattorotarden police-Office, followed ' and on entering the last noir, found the vs Ile ol sprit\ !anditslary Ann Pitt,tii,kosith an immense guakiv ,00ntertrit .sin, reset: Oiling crowns, half csoenset lings, and sixpence °. The Learhed - Cotsneel;afief tailing minutely the facts of *the case, 'thew coactir by stating, that if any doubt existed as to the gui • -, Ir . . • the parties, he-traria the .benefit of .that doobo would the wife of Daniel Bodin'. ted Amid Pdacit, we- •Of be given to the psisoners. • thee todicted for' a. Misclemeanot, In -..g pioce.,e e 1 I,svi d 40 Williams Joseph Potted. deposedvilssitirreouseqwentie ,SOO 'nieces et eounterfeit money. t , the likeness and. ' 4i/140 of information; he went on the ' 4Bd of DtJcfmber last. reilitude of the , good and lewfolshilliii: sof the realm ,s' : s ae about two o'clnek in the day, to No. 8, Olocester-stressl, with intent to utter them. To this indiemee, Nat • . i 4o' Yaushall-road, scoompassied by six police offi,-.:ers; ob. Ann Patrick pleaded .. guilty," and the other P • ' pt mesa nisfill tamed admittance, seine by the entrance to that home, pleaded s• not guiky. ° • •.4 and some by the nest house; on entering, his party . It was proved in this case,that when the !loose. Nn.et found the prisoners in the custody of the other officers, Tiverton street, Newingtorncauseway, was se.irched, the • and on going into the book kitchea, they found several prisoner Patrick was found itting at a tahk with a loan dies.aed the bedvfapress. On the block of the press - west of two . o r three thniaand counterfeit shilling, 1,44r.re • tour collars for graining the edges of the half cremes; her. The question then was, whether the o•her pe t . 1 ri one of the officers (Lindirick) took possession of the semen were brought within the scope of the • a; iii to. • diffesent dies. In the same kitchen them was a iteepiace meot , as barrios procured the same money, wilt] latent .. - and veoletessesoultich svesestuffed with dungandstraen, to otter it ? as was also the chimney Witness then went into thetaek Mr. Anocenus (with whom withsvu Mr. inten Dot to utter it; parlour, where he found a turning lathe and - bench . in dressed the Jury, and contended, that there aas no eel,: a working state. On the beech be discovered two dies dance of Mary Ann Beckley and Pycioft having p e g I lidi ' .for , half sovereigas, and several tools necessary for the eared the money in question. finishing of base coin. In a cupboard of the mme room • and that, morning them to have possession, sti!l the bare was a large . quantity of counterfeit shillings - and di possession, without some act she %nig an i weist i on ~." i, i pences. Upon a further examination of the cup boar d , utter, would pot render them liable to pou,,„„n,. get . 1 •be found the flooring to have been removed, and on TheJurbunder theLeerned Judge's direction, fe ' -- taking it up.he there found" counterfeit 'coin of every. Mary Ann Buckley and Pycroft Not Guilty. •,,, Ti description, to the number of many hundreds; a nd i Tho Court sentenced Mary Aon.Patrirk to six mniunr under the Boor in the room was discovered a number of imprisonment and hard labour in the House of c o .„, gri dies: tht whole of the counterfeit coin. dies, and the section. ._./ different implements were given into the custody of the Daniel Buckley and Jeremiah Andrews were des . 1 0 , ricers ; in a room on the-second floor was discovered pet to the bar to receive sentence. The Learn ~ Learned :o l igl , i a large basket, containing counterf eit half crowns ; the told them le an impressive manner, that the heiaoss . 'house did not appear to be occupied , but merely used O ff ence of which they had beat found gu i lty called for .as a manufactory. .011 the prisoner Brickley being the execution of the highest penalty known to th e L ie, • ....--# apprehended, in the resales of Andrews, he said, and, therefore, he conjured them not to indulge auy s he hoped the witness would be - as merciful to him hopes of mercy on this side the grave. His Lordship ittligl . sas possible; on Limbrick searching Buckley, he slid, concluded by passing the sentence in the dual linos is • Jeer 1 , there was no occasion for such an act, as there was cases of high treason. Jabs I . quite sufficient in the house to hang him; he had The prisoners, who were is the most miserable attire, At"' on his person between 901. and SOl. of good money; did not appear much moved by their painful situation. Jame° - witness then went with some of the officers to No. The business on the Crown side finished on Saturday t -O. Tivertenestreet, Newington-causeway, and on en- eiening. with the assistance of Mr. Sergeant Taunt ids . 4 ✓ tering the parlour, found Mary Ann Buckley and her and Mr. Sergeant LAWIIS, who sat in the Town-h a ll . dads . r two sons; they searched the house , and on the first durin g two days. The Civil business is nit elpected 314 " u 5a,.. e 'floor, found Mary Ann Patrick sitting by the wi n dow, to end before Tuesday. Ilia ,s. and a table before her, on which were upwards of 2,000 loneness IL VAMISILOIIr. o counterfeit shillings; some made up in packages, with This was en action of trespass for breaking and es. To silver paper between each coin; on searching Patrick, tering the plaintiff's close, and sporting there lot game, I I. they found about 61. good money upon her ;in the ad- after notice. The Jury found their verdict for the plain- 4 joining room was found as scre w of the p ress machine tiff--Damages—One Farthing. Mr. Sergeant Gum .11 it under the bed ; Mrs. Buckley and Patrick were taken inter p osed, and said he should certify, so as to Once re CA 1 . into custody ; witness then went to No. 2, Shelton. the costs of the action upon the defendant. lieses d lane, Greenwich, accompanied by two officers and his es Or it father. On-entering the house, they observed a person At Bury St. Edmund's Assizes, on Wednesday, the I. of the national Walker, in his shirt sleeves; they found Rev. Mr. Bloomfield, cousin to the Bishop of Chester, es some plain die-blocks, some jewel die blocks, and a obtained 8001. damages against Mr. Tempest, a Gentle- • tyi machine fo'r , the. purpose of cutting blanks from sold man of large fortune. residing near Aldborough, and a 11, brass sheets, the remnants of which are now produced t member• of the profession, fur a libel, imputing to Mr, u sacral Modred • blanks were also found, and a forge Bloomfield gross practices. Ili to and bedlam; witness took an account in writing of the At Hereford Assizes, Mr. Boyd, an Offi er oi half. Gatti to alitioreut tools and. implements found in the three homes pay of the Army, obtained a• ~ 1 8001. agaion e. occupied by the. prisoners; it is the one now pro. Mr. Townsend, as curnpensatiiilt for injuries lie re- of dated; on .the following day they•found several casts edited by the °Teem , nine of th • defe..datit's coach. I. of iron•resmnbling half sovereigns. POLICg IbIfEL`LIOENCF.a a. • Job* •Inintrick, one of the flattonteeden police IPOI as Officers, corroborated the whole of the last witness's - NIANSION.IIOIISE. id evidence, .and prodpced the dies, collars, press, 1.190 agate A es t rili e d:br ated . k.iis was on Saturday :l i e batoreittclseh, who s ho ha tla kw ts: T 1 to •50anteskit hair-crowns, ready for circulation, Our 1- --. wile- .inaly a dose ed le In eve i ry part of the kingdom by " 00 ini rM 40. reigns. 1,960 sispeaces, and 1,900 shillings, also seedy them letters, stele& that he could tell them of something to thtz el .4 a. ' foreiventatiers, taken from the house in Glocester-street, advantage, upon receiving twenty ablilinp foe his trusble.- , -Tbe Vauxhall-road. The paraphernalia form a complete Loan Maros sold the applicant that he was sorry he could not a. k- ford him any raffia be (the Lord Mayor) was hi:steal annoyed a ng set of coining materials. much as any other Individual with this man's letters, and had beet ed Thomas Carter, officer of the Thames Police-office, put to as much even's in postage* as any other individual, bet be IS, deposed that 'he was the first officer who entered the did not know of any H ATTONrenef.—The appl a nt then withdrew. as h, .use in Oloceeter - street ; he saw Buckley at work ac -GA HN. in. the coining press, while be -(witssess) was op the garden " UMW 1 / 1 11 . 6 .*Y ra. P" to the bag ii 4o44 " vdtle ta l l " l S ' his 7. . loyers, rya news. coy, di assressass. 41t• se kr, 'wall ; on series. tvitneas he endeavoured to make his k i r md .,, of t hr e e deem pounds of sree a * imp, „hied at 36,. 'j' to' escape, by toncWing himnelf under the tootle& Booty, warehonannus to the Messes. Clay, stated, of ", Irt.4bile.afini,lifiteheU. and Srier3rifts, confirmed .the chat in ,wed " in 'Snr ia ".;'_ ' a d_, Irigmity .1 property having ben Vim ifts 1 . wkolecit the ahem evidence , and added, this they took p. t .year,rom n . 07arces1 101 4 1 Ettp to the same mauls in . ts . e d ts g in vase to upwards of mi. mows u m , led the prisoners, Beckley tend Andrews, •on board krithe was attached' to the prl.oner, which iodated witness to watch him. is.. ithiton ship 'Port Mahon—when .the former prisooer 'Os Mendel, thehl of Arai beobeereen him take a numbed Mao aes asked where he should die ? and said that be had bought' 101 ' 6 " Pifer Vim*. ead Pet APIs haws dugs' madMie 'A 0 ". Mr. ,a, coffin : mad that, bad he and hie conspaniuswot t H or i t a a ve"fiwim i . t a °"1" dignilleilaae. to 64.11441er ' who " Wm Prisoner watt seine away, bet WHIMS stoned deka 1 lseen discovered for thisilt months, they intended , to have him, and assisted by the dicer, took from his person the antra gin, ' dittontinned the practice. delta of peen bemp produced that day. This statement was or. •_M Visontas'Fou confirmed the conversance stated by the laggSils. rehersord it, terentilmeirisressaa Jaw 7,,aess; no rediscount wu'beld out to them. Tim prisoner weatelteetwasentted. • 1 aiklinteneler fditshell, sprinelpal . eater eon hameitihre ,g- • f li o r a tt re d , N 4 l ;d co to , • • aim. Illii4Pert Mahon police aship,•stated, that the two prisoners, I t itlitiolue a e ms se a, tp Y ,,,,„ib at peek train tit, area of m r. h i . 1 e * t i 'Attektey end Andrews, were brOught on board them- cans, a surgeon, in Dorse.street. The Omer IMMO by the •OW bag .sal ; on being asked their names, Buckley gave his As Wa # 114.86 ,.." .......... ,W a 1g a _ a11kit .... .. i be11 YL 11 L 1M° 1 41 1 ....... 411 '.,.. wi1 1 a bu .„ dtbs t66's teaDelmit, unit Andrews that of He ard . Oath, following """'"'"` - ' ll "'"'' hand , '.-"--- the abo ve ion. were nthaNgss, thwash ant fm. in Ms pamessire t id e . 'enorning, - Backley said that be had given a false mine, UN tOid-HALI. , AA hi,.. • to - save bis'brother, who was a respectable tradesman at Latakia a filialkaasa ,irk .as the Alsgistrate fer the per- p 5 " ' Birmingham ; and. Andrews said, that he had done the urt• day. The rabid of that . er4WaL44sa bad toga Ilium by a eadiisi * l4 GUM. 110 )Isfep , Isis woman out of difficulty. They in- 1n ....... d ' ina ....,_.. ` 4 _.. V. '"'" l „r.i be g lmeing • ..........was naieseipewn osarwarini • nut, notwithstanding the nova. En Ch was .qetired- whether any other parties -were opprdseeded? b e i t bou.bo t s been w att . oi, ~suss' ...1,--t t.: the I ............. to be at car ne , to t P 1 pro .' •and on being answered in the affirnratirre, and that the dame. of the ictluthitestu. Th o „to ot o f h i s „ pp h w icel, he at ~t , 6, 1 ; officers were going to Greenwich, they both replied that hathiel_,_a Ina,. it . ___ 44l4 Mil a milks &me the htssielnitc°9 detecting oar t e e s them would be nothing found there. -Andrews and be thee . " 1 "" 'vt.'"lP to tie slsosZtst order to prevent . the • Di one of coming In cant= R h." had worked hard for half a crows is the pound. On-hie with them. l effeel . as tr o r t i , t , on 41,6 mentiomd, that about this nine lit at r. (witness) pleading ignorance of his meaning, be wad, year be bad to inakii lunar complaint. On that aerator, holy* eh m itt that as soon as .0 " pound" was sold, he got half a "ere h• hod the sterheseet task of easimotoatint the death " . m b r a. .crown; they g ave 144 base shillings fora potmd, and Thr ia. anase th rtveted. lOU died of that korribte des doe . Ti ima 'that the metal , in'each pound costlia.fid. acid-nfter 411 P c ' h w i 7 a w ith, anditirridtrhodialawwliatc,„ to p rinted tVeY complied nd with hcarLded Ara ' I v il l Lici 'expellees were paid, the profit was but 91.6 d. He meant Vsuzholl, directing the owners of d o have them either prefer • a t ha t to have caned on the trade them 'months longer, and giasilmt sr •' •-• • then have set up a coalothed. -----w— r — MA Jobe deposed. thatle.mas onagi o oped by Mr. The 23d uls- at fir. George'i Chards, Dublin, Sir Robert Gait r r ibirTarrell to rli t e ft I t l cit dittititotertzand their uses. On the Booth. Bart. teem Hos. Caroline Lug, seem& daegliter of Let 1 ,bi c h 2,3 d of '''Septelb[fer he °burned a cart at the house in Ge u lartal; . C utility, at St. orge's, Hanover-owe* , t he Ric Geer vi R o n , Glocester•Stretet; being loaded, .he followed it to'Ti• H airy c,,,,,i; M.A. of University College, •Ozford linil f d I nee. irertorostreet, where it. stepped, : and was unloaded by Best Beckwith, in the County of Liftman ' to Susann a , et" ll s l i er , Buckley and Andrews. 'He 'afterwards toot se home daughter ottlie late John Tebbe. Esq. Dainso.wtreet. -to opponte. In order to watch the premises. The prisoner tA- It At Bmgewortb, Worcestershire. tbe B e,.nv. &Mal Gew , rabicHews , r 'Pyctinit inhabited the house, and was frequently visited D'n'billen;i6 the inane swissrs to miss Tall, late of Readill_g2-.. a ' stab. by Buckley and Andrews, who repeatedly , brought DIBO. ' er in ' At an advanced Thoma s B r omley, Ate heavy loach.in small baskets. -Beekley's wife and Maty of ad,„ Pam a 14`' the nev. int ~/ 011. ' Ann Patric* also frequently called, each having a County c or 'Hants . lieluwth:sinanC•uny-yean°t wilt ., a a nd t iki he hAlasn'ers' ] • 0 were small , reticule basket, and on leaving the house the Manner School. could that bashets -appeased very heavy. They frequently let At Gloucester, in the 5 5 t h year of his a g e . the Bee. Ms" v g ousel then delves' with a key. Cu At nte W of hi Se te : H Nick ooses °lll 'No G it ieu s r it e hi e s t rilled • year *be it"' Jeee P h 14.4 Barry, Vicar of 'Down Hatherky, in th at County, an d 11 ' 76w1 'A rontiber of other witnesses' were examined, whose serial united evidence fully substantiated the charge against were thus ha r a €4114111 Vkalt Iht 01.1434 ,6 1 11 . I 1 ,,,j. g . the prisoners• la sheath year .of 1161/* the lira Thes. Spencer Colboli, Is a, a None • of the prisoners celled any witnesses except ilL t. a al i r , m ,r ia a sa t i llik ei.r ga . C t i bik e i ramt * et W e DC V 544116 65ihni Pycroft,.who produced a mechanic to his character, by 'ea tit'-'` co , ----- a gni"' mien ~..1., whom•he was spoken of as an industrious man. ;i=:altuirZel.-- ----- '"'" l ;= = house • Mr. Justice bITTLEDALE then summed up the use - -aim 066 Pellith for the Jury, and pointed out to their attention, that the Dublin am. Dint. 1 neer' evideAcegaus - I I'ycroft Was not so stroog as it respected Waterf o rd .' . • o • Frosts I 0 1 0 Hamburg rent' y the other prisoners. and be left them to consider whether G t I .'rewer awl - Jervey • 0 o Menders ed by "thatpritoner was brought satisfutorily to their =tied, Do „ n ' sb 7 o ,, d t 0 .0 1 Swedes 0 0 i hirll'. - slitbia the scope 'of 'the - indictment? At o Brasil 1 0 . Buenos Ayres • 11. .'0 Janata - . e 0 itlktitt -lb elnry,attetashbrideibtration, aequittedP r4ft Holland I C ' ''l."-" 1 0 Leeware-bbeds ' 0 ______. n ity jot • ametotandaheodier,poisoners . G.iilty, - at GH. vte.fijut ae Z.Dg,tiON.4lf ------- IL)G It TO HOlt liti. W • e fiii• * Pril.•tentri ilkiiitornsatisaglistiOAGVibliomffilieltith morning sy aluatatta : ter 0 er de.' treisotrwere not prosecuted ,. aidstreirossaia.oreyootbeal , Afternien • . 4 Millt.te, Al.r I ..._... • .."'..........7:7.---..--- —..... _ !Acted - *ere laken - in' fertio - infryorkift. • ' uilt of Mary inn, the wife of Joseph Patrick; iilo .4:i - Idmul°B 4i . tiso lir 3 illted ge;o l.ll7l.7 roar e lib N bsks. a dl,brtry'te"tti-plicA::lge' in th ilorllar r •I • '';'ll • if ')