Star. — London, England, 1829-05-06 00:00:00

This was an indictment against George James and Ann his wife , for keeping a common brothel, at Ho. 21, • frithltreet. S rho. •Mr. J. Wtzuzsti stated the case for the pronto tiow, and called wi•nisses, whose evidence was conclu sive of the fact of the house being of the description chimed - in the indictment. !The constable of - the parish Stated, that ea the4th of October hist - he was tailed upon to go to the have in cobseqeence of a disturbance labial) was then taking plea then's; that on his arrival at the goose he was in. formed that a young female, the daughter of a Mr. Goddard, bad been' placed axle, and that her tithes ad a friend of his had been obstructed in their endear year to get the lady away. Witness. found five or sin -females assembled in the passage, and am i s , rlthe-n was a lady who passed as the wife of Mr. ard, and who, assisted by the other females, was endeavouring tq preeent . Mr. Goddard from taking his daughter away. Witness found Mr. G. ill the yard, in a very distressed aim of mind, and apparently in the act of strangling hire- 1 • self with a handkerchief. •Tbe daughter - appeared to be under the influence of the umber, and refused to leave •thelonse with her father. The parties bairing-created great disturbance, witness took them all to the watch.; house, and they afterwards appeared before the Magis trate at the police-olfice. The street keeper of the parish proved shit the .fe male defendant interfered on this •eccasien, and gave' oldks for Mr. Goddard being turned out ofthe house. • • Mr. RICH A ems addressed the Jury for the defendants,. .but offered no evidence on their parts. Tee Jury, after hearing the observations of Lord ---Tarrennas on the-evidence, pronounced a verdict of • Guilty against bi..th the defendants. ADMIRALTY COURT, Play S. Nothing 'came before the - Coart this day bat motions for head-money, and a fen 'other matters of no public interest. SURREY SPO ggi MWS, MAT 5. Minn.—Thomas 1140 el..; an old man, wss indicted for interMarilieg With filmy Atm Gado. .111 11 :fetater wife being ;dive. Mt. Trissusen stated i=bis opening to.thsJary,tbat U'e young Annalewho would now appear as proseciattie in the resent ca.a. wss the daughter of a widow named Gander, *bout bushiest had eartied on the business of a stsymaker with tolerable sagest% ,but died, leaving her "4111 as numerous (wilt upon bet bands dependent on bet rx-rtions. 'She etuleavoured to continue -*/* „businesii ius the benefit of her ',blithe% sod skunks' Ad., a time eguipst the difficulties that unwounded her, but at length she failed in 1824. Tao prisoner %natio. tirottacrO. to the laude. and itte thou time expressed dis groppea . attachment for her daughter Mary Ann., Vas.- QatUre,r, anxious for the provision of her daugluer, had believing. the Prisoner to be is .nsan•of preview. as 'by represented himself, ennsented to their • anima. ow saivistmiding she disparity of their years. Mi. Bo)le„ the parish clerk of St. gamest Dines, pro- duced the register book of marriage, -for J 79/.. Iru which it apraied that on the 20th of July it) that yrs* Thos. Foster was married to She. Stubbs,spip&ter. • Mary Ann Gander, a very pretty rind iateresting ybung woman, was then called, and said—l am troves .years of ape; I know the prisoner at the bar ; at the time that I first knew the prminer I was hying with my mother in lileckfriars-road; the prisoper wss intro dUced to our family as a man of property, pod,* re *Presented himelf to i.e a widower, and that hp bed estates in ,Lincolnshire, and funded property to the amffunt or 8,0001. He wore a clerical hat, and eihi bitecrgreat sanctity of manners. He vu first introduced to me by my mother. who told me hi was a geatletuark of large property; with the permission of my mother, be paid his addresses to me, and we were tuarlipd oa the grith Of July, 182*, pt calsberwell (4 Church; my sister Martha was one of 'the bride's muds at the wedding ;* this was &tout two months .frouttke cons incasement of our aconaint&nce; his miners were oz. trentely kind and gebtleinanly on all cieessioes; threw days. Olson guy sparringe be told.lae that bra lot wire was living, but said that after his marriage with hat e discovered that she* had it buibead SOH alive, and. It than tstitoted* pabieePeto tee stglokiaitico Couit;anataiaftii, iiatodiyorm The. itdseiets 'Oar spa were nteasAeck aaiti be wished to go.incolesi- , len**. 6m...until be could wind ssis Jails netriiiitrdrettt taincolothire. The iiiso r of Wake liOliC** o akWeieettba ;pd - tti hied ail* for sOft s OM, 4 ptrfgra COO - Mt% Stiabb2 was: brought home by tbo.pristsrer sec* aloe we took the acid she lived tsars as and acted as housekeeper. TM prisoner was arrested lot debt, and taken to thit. Ifoing s Bench prison, and my friends then Medi inquirg: shout itils.uPPPse4 ItnißeFti- and retied' alai be ea Oone. TWIY then temer.ed Me tug* bhp: itattaliintee• course Iretweett us ceased from that Morsel% Cross-examined by Mr. Jare!fart-r was between 16 ' n4 17 yea" at 4g, 'VII% 10 vem iaii.r.e4; thought the prisener seat a caked Clerittinao i sty =giber had a huge family. While we were. together at Wei wortr ; a woman used to call every week tO'receire motley; 4nd after the prts . pner was takes to the IClng i s Betel), I 440 big 04 the vtaai alit said she-war another wife of his: • • Tuestoest—Thor mates three, ti belk*l? , Witness—l believe so, Sir. The prisoner, "hyit WWl*** int bis.deance, said a Ana;"Wßds.sa k akiametQtetinj Meitnet, dentist* that he had INIPICI4 4 O kliirnltt.tte i tan ;II pipetta. It 491 o ra;; 1 1 4 09 1 4 tmtki XI ' geed dcie.aco bet real y lattkia Meow bad 414ittgeatiktis-faileat hiss. • TAe.g4l*ltiOtt summed up, m 4 site n 4nty fisoduse • • _ p r rhoh r e prrTinastooll ed . ted for t 'n; again ermaet yt *WI 44utt.th Cnaai, i 4 Pit Of**. $ I l i ! 1411, s.ki t af4o#4 artha 'Coa—l was married at es ftkattat btabipmfb, Col4ll* airs fa: I, lit Of !AP* Pant' 101 WA gawk limit to $A4114 1Z 14,13 , 400 ; I 6rsi km" the proseoar sa I.llo;.bst capeavaliciklers# to a "Woofer, anti was atliveyeboesetng Obis petteret ; 1 was married to 1,0% kg.* ta%l ;sic: I hid tht ; fi Abel PtePeirtfr and a. reckbouie Platti: 410)4 1,40- 1 we t I supported** feir tvre-yeers said aha 'entirely, Ott during the whole lime;%lt received IL 4s. [frit l) 4,s uhen mX - . view/4 gaga. at/belly esbnitivecl; be lett int.; he at afisat*siltadissputirstii.-- -- bi' bat bacenes Ewa la. a ion (bins ; rep:vied. Vilma the prisoner brougt ditetAild. nod eoitigglid me to Ceitteliaifej4l.. 4 wAlT shot on +coma of 41r. goiters personal 11 =Pried-NM ; I Oaten -bilps kiwi -bona .itstlt manly men; and that Mt would makes gams husband and father. The same evidence as borfowye,Wea called to prove the first marriage with ElisahortbStubbs. The prisoner addressed the - Joty in the same strain as in the former case.. TheJpry, ithoot hesitation, found the /sr isomer Guilty. CUALIMAN—Prisoner, yours' is as bad a case of bigamy perhaps as was. ever brought before a C.ourt of Justice, and it is highly accessary that we should make a severe exemple of you. The sentenceof tbe-Court is that you be, transported. for 1,4, years. The prisoner beard the sentence with uplifted heeds and ayes. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSIObI-00USIL Carman or Foassar.—A pivot man, named. GswiriAram, broil& before the USD NATOIL, &Stied with bavimemonsitted ettensiee forgeries. Gites, the &Scher for the Committee of Bankers,for the promcudes. Mr. Reope, a rinasan, deposed that the prisoner brought a bill of exchange to hint. but lirst repeated to him an introductory letter from a Mr. Pilate, in the (*Hosing words, addreised to Messrs. DEnnii, &others, and Co. 54, Lombard-street: " Gourceseru—A Mead of mine Mr. Mum, wishes to have a few bilisdiscousud. I take the liberty of recommending him. Iteowing him to be a most respectable country Gentleman. " Yoe, obedient servant, - " Rowe an Pet LIIIL" Vitiates blew that there was such a man as 11r. Ind after he bad read the recommendation, he received fiats the priiiiner a 'hid for COOL purporting to be accepted by Misers. Croppin,Thensas.. and Smith, merchants, Liverpool. The iatrodactory letter stated. kna postscript, that the writer's name might he Indorsed •ori tire that might be attired for discount, it it were required. Witness debited the prisoner to tali In an hour. and ascertiined in the mean. time that the bill wee' foigery. There were several names maths back a the bill, amongst svkich were those oh Grandy and. Weed, Dirkett Becks and Co. forages, Pally. and Name, and W. Jack 'son. The bill was dimes' at three months. The prisoner was int ' mediately given in castody to an officer. • A letterwas - prodaced to the 1.01110 Naves from some .unknown persomasserting that the ptiooner knew nothing in the world of the forgery, and that be was the unconscious instrument of others. It eraa stated.haworrer, that the.risoner said be received the bill in the hands of the panders in the Barnsby Bankarhase tildffipoirod kbat the situates* of their names was a forgery. prix me wee tiny Committed foe trial. °steak/kb ether bWs which have been prationtrit ware ,elmilar el • and with a .concern In which *rimer .has been BOW-.STRUM Oates Asses Oslo". Aweil km en Sash thief, wi,. lireoghr to this Ores, (barged by dirndl Lady named Marshall with eme ndabl' i daring robbery •in Oxlbetistreet. ' Mile ligeenbeils a Penni girl, who was Weeded by her umber, *ladylike Womm, meted that she Was walking skin o:ford-street ibout twelve o'clock that day; in company with herhiamots, and. the prisoner pushed against her and seized her reticule, contathing• a punirand some silver, ribbon, ate• -She called out, as the prisoner was Musing ways • that man has robbed me or my bag." Her Mamma Weed the primmer by the collar, but he broke from her greep and tan GIL Mrs. Marshall comoberated the statelbent of her daughter. Jahn Pour said that he beard Miss Marshall call our that the . primmer had robbed her, and be permed him. He saw the ;gleaner drop the reticule and rim away. tile peraned him seed wised bold of hint. The Primmer sacra if be did Dot let him go he would break his head; hi, harmer, Modasedbis hold till grog, an et. Scat, Caine up and seared Ma. . • ' • The. Owner declared that he was humocist of the robbery. • H wes cononittef . Yesterday Thes is ask, who stands charged with an athamM to commit a burglary at the home of Dr. Knox, Adam-street, All o Was brought-hp in order to henna*? etainined. . • The livideroce of Cu., the constable of Ss. Mathes, was read Oyer, and being again iiiistimed by the Magistrate, he reasetedl that the prisoner was One of the six at seven uses whom he met running from Dr. Kimm's house,Co themornirifot Tuesday week. ' A watchman nanseiStewart produced a brace, jemmy, aid dark laotern, which he field at tour o'clock Si the monolog In gayeties,' in Adam street, AslelphL Upon marching the premises, it was meertaintd that the Mein bad endeavoured to egret an entrance at one of the ' kitchen win. down, and there is poi doubt but that they would speedily have accomplished th eir object, bed it not bounder the dandy-appearance' of Cu... - 1 1 Brett. the watchman, whose box emwdy faces the lease eat Dr. Knox was called ' forw a rd , and euseihrbed - by Mr. ilintioeu. and Dr. Knee, as to his conduct on the night In question. It appeared from his answers, that be has en estra•allowance for.payin an In oriaied attoosion his the bogies in Adam-street t and that. al hough he was *Ong in pis, watch box at the very that when the thieves, in alarm, had abaodotied their purpose, and that two et them ran past his box. be neither. bard nor saw them.• • The prisoner in kis demos declared, that be knew swain whet. ever of .the maser. He was then fully comenittod esprit, for trial, and Hr. hinspninaiabeereird, AM the ,coodgen, of Brett, war so very questionable . that he should feel it his duty an Nod the evidence to the Watch Committee. ' ' ' • It is strongly sospected that the plan• to plunder Dr. Earths home was migtested by a young man who • had lived in his senior a ehosttinee no as footman. A quantity of yabiable plate was- in tbe house at the time whea it wag attempted to be mitred. but the circumstance was not known to the servants who were left to cut of the premises. MA RY—LII.. BON Nll.. Monday Ada Cone Icheardt, a young sus, was brought be. furs Mr. goboost. by Wow" Ever*. a streetimpee. a$ charged with steeling plate belonging to Lady Chlriotte Matibia S oda Bernard, at her home 'aintotiele. lat • — Apo loud, her Lady' 's lotit.laving been sent on an errand, ahem tout o'clock la y atternenn, met the prison's when 4 14 4nr• back, in the iteaPsi• leading to the seem with semi other Ladyship's plate in bit livid. She accursed out fur the boo, and the primmer threvir down six silver table sprains. two Omen hitioliS ii mice hdli, a Maar ladle, and three table kirks, and` r e m , awiy. • ' • . Jibs Hobbs. the butler, follomed the prisoner into linftworie- SUM *Ore be was eisitrebended - 7bt never lost eight of him.siter ' the cool; getre'the alum; and When die prisoner was secured bp salL" Per Oriel sake.' let 'me go; 'I have gut a poor tnettwr to }PM& iselte isle great distress, and I will give up the things' if, yon let me Sovand tbfs.ir will be Ok ri b lit." U. "" a. a psi' of sugar tongs, which were in his pocket, belonging to her Lady iblyr. and be had arloantirl of black led Pesdilais l sfAinsteesz Whit Wm, pretendleg to be I seller of dicer —he ale bid uperarde l of kit sovereigns Orr his Towessim. The psitosier nude ea defence, end will dethilellenli isvNeletinen.J fee WA. ‘WEEN49,UAII; . Ttlterdi; eiterunnel nine** Mries Yr bet** t:Z . 04 1 Sitting Shonstrares. Maws ares. Weirs mid vldmutper. for u es. i aminatioe, charged on mesiticion of being coacianid in the' lite w rit dome transaction as Wesmehmes Atibej: Dr. Congo and Dr. B4wY Ars Msbarldelisa ne tbP *gag& and the Bee. Mr. Yung'''. the A. arer ! OrerAossie•it In the ittsSrook, doe, if long exathinatiuti etisned, hut not a t#9. 4 ii44....0 Was given beyond what his already appeared. • Before the conclusion of the ineectieldwa, the }dimmer dialed to his discha rge Woe the Abbe* width. ales M mapictimitOrtithiiii kW. and declared biiinonerinfne Mr. Werra said he bad . beard of the dims., but Aid pet mean to Live 'mgationeed it; However, as he had brink it' forward hinseitlf. heihriete ham an eppirtanity.ot eiphiring the airmen stance another tinse.---Ther Weisel said be gibbed orsisiosowee. for bei wee hstwoese Mt. WotT‘eibi b, Weillthar 4 vas instrets sai iit ati trlnler be llbit i his other* • remanded for a Mir dayger to withi tardier . The Oriseitet simeitpliinid.thatsedges is . Chi *odd to ispitott gikeavive* lithos* 14461 1." —Ttsiir tS th;itirot.c:" R"9 MA kr* 414111 fir ' s Tbe — priaiefer appeared "Oil? careless dieing the hivestigatioe, and behaved with that happy indifereoce which is iimallresesi. deed the 'tharacierisda okinnocceec. ..- • , • FIRE IN YORK. ApA nine e'cleels lasi %Wednesday evades the sky of Ter& me t a re -bi n a e aus lderanbe assent Arras bribe btaskianstet of a dreadful eanflagrAlea in the alibis' of isfir Ce.r.htsell Na 11... '' . 4 4 V' PiWk 4ooo 4 ,10 a ki upeig-hObetira. wises -e. vex!. Qr. 'live 7 , c!". 'tkritismit bqiii,t is the stafiks. llsti • - ' - T- --- ' - ire .4 , frotW ifititilletitat 4 0......„..v ~,u, CHA CERT. Mar S. iiii, . 4114 Lon did not sit at Lincoln's Inn ou r a r ZING'S BENCII, Werunarrra, ItaTj. • ibitlits;at NW Pries, In Aftifdle.ez, after HllaritTtrini •: ' before Cord Taserransx and Contemn% Aida. • THI NINO W. JAMII4 - AND wltl. A watt leic aim, but Z 7 o7:4";:acirl,74: . rivisevrci ‘ii 1104 not born 1008 dotegel94 to air' with ttvrtaty owners et *au, , b t heme his first wife as 4 bash 4010110 1 at 1 SOP 010 •t 441 bp: twit dor,eo•4 ffioNeft—.44i. e At , aaeee kowil swia ea,setivedo caw*, Wu Y r tie &ads. if 'am* stISH ersooal ativiailmthat - liar • seadliiosiasitmett. . • . • • IVEATAES. • • • Sttttu .Themato..SLoit . alphe A* an OP•rs JWIS esowdedly .aacl hrinientle atuaded. sft Sart . rekurnif MngleMOiaelle SeliThelp ;hest boards. ,Long before the tiling of thecurtain the pit was am .singly thronged ;" and amongst the company there were several parties of Ladies who successfully vied with . the rank andlashion ialbe. hoses in the erlegancaand satiety of tlwir costPIPIR $ (309 , 0 • eft-r Abe gommeneeesent of the' opera (it would lutveheen mpst unfashionable to attend son . D nerl) there was scarcely a box unoccupied. Amoopt the . company were the tichessot Kejlt (attended. we be lieve, by Prince Leopold.) the Duchess ofClaience, &c. DRURT•LAWE —Monday the long•announced grand' Opera et Masonic& I or, The Dumb Gia of Portia ems. psoduce4 at this Theatre. and it givirs ti t s plea-pre. to say. with the most, enequivocal symptoms or .bti'- liant and lasting success. The story of the Neapolitan `Fisherman, his adventures, his bravery, his ambition, his success, and subsequent fall and punishment. are so well known as to render any detail of the plot needless. The author has scrupulously adhered to the oliginul tales and the piece of last night refirCti the highest credit on the whole of the artistes engaged in its production. From the drawing op to the falling of the curtain we saw nothing—we heard nothing—to condemn; but. no the contrary, found sufficient to delight the most fasti.- diaussear and eye, and the Fisherman has sailed trines- 1 phantly iato.the port of public favopr. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEW/lA=BT FIRST RPM Ng 41.ERTINO. NetzasasaM, I manner in which the races were run off proves the etS:acy of tie hew re/elation,, and the admirable style in which they are enforced by hie Gra te the Duke of Richmond, who, ea one of the, Stewards for this year, is unremitting la hie attention to the bu siness of the week. The running was fitted to commence at one o'clock, and finish at four, avid so precisely was the time kept, that as the cluck was milting fear the horses had .started for the last race; this putictuakty is highly creditable to parties. and de- - Keyes to be nude known, if it is only to teach other Stewards what may be done by taking things as a mat er of business instead of name pleasure. The company oa the Race-course iucluded the Duke and Richest of Ilieberanad end theirson. the Totteg Earl of blarrh. Doke of Grafton. Duke of Portland, II arquis of Racier, Wends of Worcester. Earl Grosvenor. Earl Vertalam. Earl of &redbreast, •Earl of Orford. Earl Sefton cod fairrilys lard Law. .ther, Lord G.'H. Cavendish. lard CL Hemlock, Lord J. Fitzroy, Sir J. f belle's'. Coigne's Wyntlkana and Raw% Mmars. atone- SrOlegiVs Irki.GcrYilkes Ru Scc. Ac.— The betting in the evening was as follows : 4 to Paget Pomo to i apt *orris Ducar 7 to 1 opt Lpaip►ollo 14 to 1 apt tassel 14 to 1 agotlVill ollteiVisp HI to 3 apt Wholrish I AI to 1 apt Elairao GS to I apt Canvas 10 to 1 apt Poet Obit 40 tog apt Prism &pee - 9 to 1 art:Pullin 10 to Ipt Clotilde • Bto 1 apt Green M o Matto 110 to 1 slit Vat *too 1 iv Yam 39 to i sic Serapb .. Tow,: Ammtweig. Fens •cfpur. no MOO ,tiodasieliesikes; esklts ea lib, FM* Ss 41b r- ROL I4cd Kiaters • listpo. ••• ••• ll . . . gr. -. MIA .ICsoo ' ---...• II Olais WM. /IX *l* Till NW* Fifty Ponds for tyrs7 3 : rb, !In "0: 1 3114 .: yro mid aril in ti. L blood Wllon's Lampillanr. 4yn • - Mr. Howes Liokboy, I yn The big', raw of iocplssas. for iosves.-11.C. Led Sefton's b f Souvenir. 4 yrs, 9 , t 41b ' Dube of Graftou's b f Turquoise, a yrs; lee 41b Woo by a knyttb. .. 1 sweepsta►as d 100 aee►. ► ft 1 Colts Art 7114 Pale* at Mr. Pares Paellas mad Mr. Orevlllo Nam *JAW t►e kw forfeits. Sweepstakes of tpo eon. each 1 R; Chita Set 7tb—LM. • Dote of Orafon's '%rosazi " . Mt. fkombeweee The Loa ... :$ 'Ty° rm. Kew - • Dike d Rielationd'a kW Crams, as Ms. Peedes Basest' ? la liW Wye ir? tuts limpla ••• , Sweepstakes of 100 says:each. h R thr ,:prson•Ohls—T•lic• Mi. Thraldom's Jokn dp fort se 1010 • Sadko's Chaliettir. Sst ••• Mr. Stillwell Xthdisi, tar Lord Gitespewor's Navarioo, lit lib ... Lsrd ) bier's Fa th er Long 4p, eat • lilt 11hereldWe Bee in s Syme.•Tst 1114 711, ... '"• »a Mr. Q. Edwards Glory, in . ... Woo by a sock. - ' • liaadicap Sweepetskus of 30 toys. ote*-41.1‘. Doke of Ricbaiesurs $l.. - Olivett i 4 yrs. 84c 71b. on — 11 ;mien Corsair; 4 jet,. Sot 7ft ' ... ... . fitr sl :', 811 t 41 Mt ssf sib •••,%._ L ::: - . A d u m 4rv eu At above tbrrery woe, 1.. was WOW s; but R Was woe wooled when ow &Pie. , l ik sobers suede& Rosa gooier. WOW dielle4ow From the loteosose stabs! of Races is tie Ibt See touday, Wasp did sot retail tW bow's, four sod aye .'clssk. llto Woodsy an particulars: The lilldaiton Stan.? fp Dove. emit ; fir Colts Set sib, and MO eat. pt by Ricoh,. Wrangler, or Answ. Omega Omer: . • US IS: Gambol. by Nicole .. ' .. ... 1 arr. E; - is fby Sleek ... • GeoetUl venork - Daineaway, by iiktelo .. „.. p wins by Ilme lengths. Tb o' secued boner nonfood N sem 0 pa* Sweepstakes of SOO tows. e•gb i .ll h—S.r. Mr. Paying'. cby Orville, Our fib .•-• - r -,- i 'Sir .1. SlaySa's 1. by centaur. fst 1011 ... „ ..„ 2 ddr: *tallies 147 Mapes iebbdrewritle woke. Woo by aJeogdt sod aitslf. • . . . ilWealmi - 4PP gyn. 4041.11 Ill‘ 73b...T.T.C. . to atirWi b. e. AW4164 •,. •-• . ~..; l• cranes Ombra ... ... .. 2 Om ifilitcle vf1111( a length. • • • Strosystalmotst 10b am. asakb ft So mb—p.m. mi Mr. m es Pomba, ... ••• ' •.. Mk SOW* by Misindmule ... ... Was half a Isayieb—Two paid. ... w . . • Minh, lOD am. 6 h—T.Y.C. rezt ais ea Asir, r, am Alb .2. Woo by hilt a hop& Mit* doe sovs—O.M. Mr. Psyrooi - Priesteer. Sit Mb ' Hooldswordes lasobtspiao. lit 7lb Woo ti dim lisidif• Marshy 1104 Mrat•-pag• Lord Grovrooot's Nsvari,. Sok dib Mr J. Siseily's. Giraffe, on bib s. ... I 41141Plitikelk vi 100 escb.lo. fqr foor.yearbeide.-T.M.M, lard Cavesdish's AosEidoo rocekri4.-rThew geld. • MO* b Duke of Portlaotra Ambiguity colt received from Mr. Molooy's Post Obit. ... 1 . 4 I . ... ~ _ Mitch. 200 h ft. Lord Ewer's Augusta (received from lir. llokaree Pest Obit. • . Wank MO.} ft. Lord Civesdidee Mouse f received front LottOr(orirs Muck SOO b ft. ,ard 11V's Goshawk received SO sem frees Lord lievibassp. • • roe's(iispitse. blurb. NO 6 ft. cengral PresitesiesDaT Star received 40 MTS. film )Iry POrtell , C oar et fleabite's darn. • [ Great Festivities have lately taken place at Bretton !pp ;Irate die . iti birlli m et .p ittet lisavr a r li ds era nod , 64 I / 1 4 eg CM . a t .- tii, B e i= 4 : l l 4 Brettosi Hatt ais i el . -Nilo. - • • is. y a.•.. ~. ... 111CLANA. • ammo.- • • AgaiAka& k • hetaaPi.elat peisfelohlt-Ne. ism vise itiwassesiose.nerfikvk Us,* kink aseigegeocifea s i frikiek soffeeemesely pet gape isfeavr. mit diesit s , die *otiose) abaraom of Ireland. Um imaAhltspilit 4 1. faccion.or .glatigbip„ fgecpsend, Wiled by flntlieggak bakits. igluaiantios, . Wiest.. to ..be as 0 411 be. AVACM ii 410114141 e WO* 1 4 dm"- sensation, 96 . raga's. 1 0 Wi)kb gees oteepun we Aletedoekti•ii .t a ,, P• tone The fair-day ryf MorFoe was Wednesday 4.414. ,business wosinstaatly upset..b.oyemao4 tenet flyigi terror frown the i r Q 404, at the approach Xt.° in. z factions. erased with.stoom slicks .. Th e c. • • pecineQted asgidst Irightfgl yelfing.from rite 1, 0 4, 31 of each party. and in a few minutes twain, ,g t g le yt er We have beee,assured.thetAaTer tvlh (hero 1 gellembek -a contest merited *ith teeth savage desperation, at say previous fair of .bleirroe.. The stage was Aube cleat, and ;sound:it the most doesdf•il mime were inticsej on both sides. One unfontionts man. John Sys's, w as ) Wiled as the spot. hi. brains; baying been, literally be e t le ..ut; thiee.others mese let; cm tree glowed in a .41. state. of whose recovery these is no expectation, many more • uffered. whose injui ies ate n t yet repent .lames Bennett,' Esq. held an laquest nest day o n M t body, be. a verdict .of Wilful Murder was mama! agroost persons unbar:mar,. Sstgrday esgeigg lets ,Hinchy, • d.tcent termer. also lived at Cabiielly W oh was returning home from market in this city, oh m b e was waylaid on Inc road near the highway-house, 6. ieworn this seed Bret& by few ruffians, who instomy • murdered him, br ft lecturing his, shalt e most shacki ng .sager:. Charles Bewiet.. Esq. Carcasil, held swi g . Auer, when the .n.ud verdict wws plutottio--Lieisrki h roniele. James Molocfny was coining home from the fair ! i f woor. Oa Wednesday, M hem.' essi'leltows our.. ed hint niong s h e toad. and ate place called Kip t k ie. „ l7. violently assaulted theit hapless was k n n i i i „d down mote than once, and assailed with sticks and stones, while lying r n the grosiid, and as a 'refinement of cruelty, a fierce mastiff ass 4, ee -to won,' and tear him. The only ideate of this mi. fogtunste snaa comists in being the servant of a fags met supposed ; to be conuectesl with one of the tanking. li r is now a miserab:e spectacle, hist..tures frigbite4 ''disfigured, *and the right eye mod part of the cheek ',appear to have been orally moved from the imolai petition by the blow of a rough begehee..—)bid. ,hArlitary and Police stations at . Killahes tad line hate been augmented wipes the keo_ tariaPcholf eat+. trophe.—)bid. . • Tirtywiegkeantintikaishmenan.comumeteldclAnrectiainin ara dee . ra 1i• wily dilate. The unfortuuese wong‘n uig• h i ea. ad. sancod gate of pregnancy.—aid. • . : A shoekoig murder was. conianitte.d, in the parish of Listowel, 0 the county of Kitty. The pante of the unfortunate victim was lietroal4.4se wife of the deceased. and a young lad of the samegiatid), have been lodged in gaol on suspicion —Trake Sn.' Thursday mr ruing, 'alo in four o'clock; afar ilttoriliai given that ThogwasWates 6, a dogma* flow. and, also charged with a zobber7 ot ire-antis, emptealed a rotaerable bet pear tbe. bridp of ad I,eighlin, a party of four sub•constables of p olict - eve dispatched from the barrack On that station to'apiiita bend him. He was summoned to surrender, itid'it saran app. Ned that..he employed the time Oven , tb (or dressing ip boring through the soof-asfesins SUE he boooded to escape, but be , was feptelotodekv After a snuggle with his captor he got loose, sod sae for his life. Not having stopped when ebillikt4 one policeman shot him through the bead. ..atifiglitight ttrw inbeequeody held and • prooouiced g osatigo. v ti Sim. by a policeman, win was actiim igg rar e , .tion of his duty," Lost 44giardas_siebld4,:peocwin rear of Old Leightin was attacked hi fidahi persons, whose object appears to heel been to it** the death of Waters ;they were repulsed - and Obirtteat —Car4maJoirper. . - . . Monday afternoon the body of wresneitafily denied man; eppartudy about Sim years at age, st fined basing in the. Thine:, near Betterses.beidge ; be wie ifi lhg Eitrais.at tba.foaa of the • badge; be mu dressed in a bluetoat, black waistcoat, drib Vomit% white stockings and shoes; his linen was marked 6. 41- In his pockets were found' a pair of spectacles, in eyeglass. an almadack. and three ling. is silver. Yesterday an Inquest was beldwe the body.* the Swan Inn, and a Verdict of Foultd Drowned returned. r A botcher in the vicinity of 'the Cotintete — lat-roa d, a 'few days ego killed an oi. and sent put' of the bail and a quantity at suet to - his son•imiare, a weaves, lb Ilethnateereen, who hang is up so amic.scruse--wiassear. that gismo ooe.in the night broke_a pane 9(84040 carried 4' 04 taio. sourdayiwroia g . c h, • missing his suet; went - to a public-Louie 10 the, neif boar hocid;•-• where - be 'pOsted up the folloiringtiot which still retnains•an evidence of -the right • John generosity sod Whereas, last night, a - quantity of beef saet was tekan away from the-hi.aiti-ot.looto Henry Woodford—this is to give uotige, that it the we son who took it away will appear, and prove ihai he was fbrced to-do so by distress, the said .Fainis Henry Woodford will give •Itim bulfa-dozen poundivot.llber to make. the suet into dumplings . ; but , it . iw cannel prove lig was in distress when he stole*, the shad AMA. Woodford will fight him, and give him ifiva shilliagti ta he beats him.". • . Friday last; as the Rev. THOMAS CAIMIIid, Vicar of iilseshatp, was.on his waybome irons Stansted. in*ttni county. on horseback, bests.' three epees, in- the. satd, Whom he saluted with " good. nigh‘," which they I* tosoe4. but immediately after they ttoppid 7 bit IFtio. s cat the. girih of the saddle, and succeeded in dismourie. ins him. One of the villains then held'his +mother laid himself on bii breast, and the third-'-pre• ended to plander:him of his propriety, whickixsasetta of. a valuable gold watch and seals, twwsoratelph.,lol some silver; they alsolook his bat, umbrella. and band km chief. His assailanti then left him. withetat Waiting any ether violence, although they threatened him is no aeasosed terms. Oa looking mend, ;dr. Canetse :n served than climbin* a hedge. with pistols, w he supposed, in their hands., In this unpleasent (kooks the Reverend Gentleman reached boota,-.4thar Ham • BIRTH. • Is lilHapele l tpri!, N. , lAdy .f W. Bli f sbas,. A t . Ht' rftlf Km and heir. , .. • . . ~., . , a , . . • MARRIED. . '. At Abrplwbsnoe• Cliettb, Lim. Wu. Walk" str a : Regiment atLlght lotimui, tp Fives. dassMovat dke Mamie, Req. of Jamas& ____......*- • . APd 77140.111 lbe►n, 11;•Jelet Zama N IyYA alai "Hajsity. HIGH-WATEIt at Magnin Manor • ItIPG To.moknOlt. fie mimeos der • XI 11114/11 1 • 1 1 sair 4- [Torsos: ihintedaadilhiblimbel by Anne ins. obi POIIM I I - 64 dlitilr4l 6 OWN% 40.1. • • r • • ••• •• s• r .• . : • .. • I To' lard, Qom Me Po obi on Saw teil4 at/ 11.40111 Wig 4411141 maY black, as also lace pat snood, Mack is lair .as T retaiild mild al Somali Rai without as Wu aloe►h V — figid I Clwyd add P Vander 1411 k tot tbe SPlwta. 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