Star. — London, England, 1829-04-16 00:00:00

►, C 18B$8I0 g asked they., . 'aught .o allege why seo• tines of death shoold not be recorded against theirs, one of the prisoners said. °' he hoped thd Cant se( uld My* limy on diem. as they bad an aged mother dependent on them for her breed.' The fact is, that the prisoners each allow their mother halks•crowei u. k for heel sezport. out albeit earnings. ' ' The LORD CHISIJUSTICI said, he was aunt happy der the request of the Jery bad enabled him to recouslertall the prisoners as fit objects for the exercise of the fiord mete,. independent of the swallow thrwacter they bad tasked from so many and such respectable venous, who bad known them from their infancy, the lett last which had beets stated by one of the prisoners-.-thet they had an aged sad ilium parent who depended on their nations for het sebsistence—would have had great weight with him is apportioning the punish. 11111111* which it was his duty to inflict uport them. The Support is old age and infirmity of there parents to sham we are indebted for tear caistenee sad oar widiv thing, was one of the first as well as most amiable mid Omen duties which we owed - to those who had he. tithed and supported es. This duty. he had the sad► faction of learning from other sources than the 'pow tills of the prisoners themselves. they had Meg mill Inishielly performed ; and be hoped be might therefose with propriety pass on them a mole Imam Natimell than he should otherwise have felt it his &spa bike. The sentence would be recorded. with iilll.llll6lllCe iMeh their lives would be Spared s and be would take all the chcomstanees into his serious consideration bdore he ultimately poised eeettmce cre them. The ;slimmers. were greatly armed' daring his Lord ship's address,.and left the dank in tears. .1 Alata lo t , Were Mr. Jenne iirrumass. MOW* hewn encl./As Peydes were indicted for the wilful murder of Sarah Seen. by administering cer - lain drags to her for the purpose of procuring abortion. 'Mr. AnourerVa • addressed the Jury, and stated die fasts of the case. He then called the following whimsies: -.IAD Ward examined-4 am a journeyman saddler,' reeidind is 1 4 4 kt - stmt. et. James's; I knew the deceased, Sarah Earn; she was• my fellow servant; in the swath of March I bare every reason to believe she was pregnant ay me; about a week before her death I went with her to the house of the 'female prisoner, in Patewtueet. Westminster; I waiad Outside while the deceased went in; I saw the female prisoner at the house in Peier.street the Thursday !mime the deceased died. I took the female-prisoner a soveteign, in order to get a bed out of paw., for theuse of the deceased, who I underste4d was going to lodge there. • The. be sinew carried on at this haws* was the sale of herbs. I saw the prisoner *Fades. a day or two after this go out of my mastes's house in Ryder stta t, Bt. James's. Cron-.remitted by Mr.*-At.t.ar —Sarah Ewen was a • vs ry obstinate and resolute git I s and more likely to ces ium! any other person *than to be controukd herself. • Slissbeth Ewen (sister to the'decea•eil) examinel— I am its the employ of Mr. Tremain, in the-Unadrant, Regent sweet; my sister was SI years of age, and of as obstinate temper; in the month of March last my sister sent for me to go and see her i 1 slept with her rm Monday the ISd of Match; she told me she felt c-osiderable pain. I bad reasoa'to know before that, that my sister was pregnant; I went away on To i day, and returned n the evening ; the coarse of Wednesday, by my sister's desire. I went co the fir male pitman's home. in Peter -sweet, Westminster." I told Iser that my 'sister was in 'pain and wished to see her. Mrs. Inman' said she wo uld come itmi evadingly. She did ie. la shoot half an We; and brought the male prisoner with her. They loth entered my sister's ramp, and *Mem went op to her and asked her bow she did? My sister told him she had been unwell all day. (The witness then deposed to the injury which had been indicted on the deceased by M•Feyden with an irea-t4 steel instrument.) I beard my sister shriek out. Mrs. Inman arieght some medicine with her lb a straw bottle, of which my sister was to take a wine glass every three quarters of an boar. I asked Mrs. Inman •if she thought my sister was in danger.? She replied, m Mr: Mireydes was• a very timer man, and that my sits tee was perfectly safe."! I stayed with my sister all the Wednesday sight. She told use that she felt rather better. On the Thersda Mrs. Inman came agat e sod brought WOW more medicine. On the Friday evening my sister, finding herself worse, wished to- go to some surge... L. called a coach for that ptiepose, and leysM and another young woman at tempted ne Write Me it, bat she was unable to walk,' and we teplacedber on her bed. The same sight she was in a stare of stupor for some hours. Mrs. Instil came ditties this time, and said drat my sister was in it si:e sleep, and was doing very well, and would be better to.worrow. I was, however, alarmed at the state my sister was is, and alter thafonsale prisoner eras gone, I seat for Dr. Healey, who attended my sister until she died. which was at lt o'clock on Saturday mnrainy. Cross-examined by Mr. Bosata.—l believethat Mrs. Inman has bad three children. and that Mr. bifFeyden attended her doting her coninement. Grace Fisher examined—l waimith Elisabeth Siren the night the operation was peiforited on her' slam ; Sarah it that she. eras away hoe quite insensible; I saw the deceased at intervals during the whole of her MOMS. Laurence Healey examined—l am a surgeon, end re:/' side is St. James's sweet. - Oe .the el ht. of Friday-di ffth of March. I miscalled to see .and wet wreck with the peculiar superseder trhicS sh e imbed. to taboo?; berpulso was seater ly perceptible; she was notable to ininclato—(The witness Isere explained the injuries the deceased appeared to have reeeisetl). I am of *mini *at thadeathrof the 4ese.std was occasioned by her miring large quantities of rue. henbatie j and ocher pilotless kerbs, the tact' ei which were great indent. snatinn. The Jury toned the prisoners rio I gritty. = • Toe prisoners were . agaia imikted tut having -ad+ certain drugs as the deCeased. in order to produce sanction. they (thastisonms) wlll knowing that the deceased at the time was quiet with child. • • The sister of the &waited, and `John Want, yeti , examined, bat neither of tammtcoold swear that thepti. sown !mew she deteased was with child 'at the time when the drugs were IldllliftibtOled to her. Mr. Josue.* Genesee stspped the ease, tharerviog, that thus charge laid iei the indictment could not bet supported, owns to the absence of evideoci to• die that the prisoners knew that the deceased wets cant When the drugs woe ideihdaeted telt". fehoneta 'Soo **Whit eaddlows 4 'Medina, trot goitre. • • 1 The Joe Listened it worth's*, Mu tam, Awed Mr. Justice GOMIS observed. that although the in dictate* against the prhemrs had failed, the equity L A..)11 1.. • ) wai one of considerable impatient:4, Ind bad been viry properly ins6osted: It was right 'bit the public should khow; that the crime of idmiaisteting noxious drip, for the purpose of isiocuriug abortion, was a 'capital, felony, and pusishablir with death; sad the panishinent Was the same, 'although the woman lb whom the thuO, had been administered survived dirk 'elects. lasi also 'right 'that *the "publie should knile4 that the cr ithe of matting abortion , a dinenin' was n o t quick'; with child. was punishable with 14 years ttansportatiOn.' The prisoners weie*then removed from the bar ; and upon the application of Mr. Ccittasoli they were or. dered to be discharged forthwith. nosier Jana and Markets Jima Were braided for breaking and emetics the duelling-hou-e' of James Steele, at Shadwell. and stealing therein 34 sovereigns and two 'bank of England notes, one' fir SW. and the oche for 101. It . appeared that the prosecutor' had received the money named in the indictment from the CoMmis orthe Sr. Katharine Docks Company, as cons peroration for a NW.* which that Company had onT., chased ruins him. The money was placed by the:lmo lai:hoes wife, for security, in a mantes' in her bed room. On the morning of the rnbbeiy be left home for about half an hour, and upon her retire she found that a hole had been made in the ceiling of thi bed room, and that the money hich she had placed is de scribed had been stolen. The pi kaisers lived neat door to prosecutor, and it was observed that they had suddenly become possessed of money soon after the robbery, and had purchased articles of furniture amounting to seve. ral pounds. They were soon after married. Several witnesses were brought forward, who proved that the prisoners were is the possession of Bank'noter and so veseigns, but there was n • inwif whatever that the money, or any part of it. was that abich had been stolen from the prosecutor. . The Learned Judge accordioely directed an requiliel. • •i • NNW COURT. Rishirds was indicted for stealing two owes of tea, the property of the East India Company. The prisoner, is a carpenter, and was in the employ. Mat of the Company for a g4eat number of He reteived 19s. 6d. pet week wages, besides 1. 1` ; 4 week from Mr. Davidge. the proprietoe of the Coburg Theatre. He extracted the• tea in qne.tion from a ,sheet by coming, the lead in the side, intrOducmg •his hand, and afterwards closing the orifice. The tea was found in his breeches pocket; and on searching his 'honse. , about a pound and a half more was found there in a seaman's chest., his wife observing to the officer, that she had frequently told her hu,band M ought not to bring it home. A number of witnesses gave the prisoner the best character for honesty, steadiness, sobriety. and general good conduct. The Jury returned a verdict of that, INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT, Aran. 15. Jan Raney Ward. I.te of sereaopdsey•street. • thecae y• was opposed by a Mr. John Thomas. The op• posing creditor was formerly in the insolvent's semiro, as assistant, and shortly,after he left that service. the insolvent stated in public company , 41 that Thomas was not worthy of credit, for be bas robbed ins; be iota guilty of shoplifting, and I shall transprirt him; my servant saw him take some battles of cooserve el roses out of my window,' *c. at. For Gain these slanderous words Mr. Thomas brought an actios against the insolvent. and recovered damages 11W. The colts . ' were taxed at 7W. Immediately after the verdict, the insolvent's father sued out a coinasissies of bankruptcy against the insolvent, and took possession of all his pro. pasty.--The COURT sentenced him to aine'eminths ini riennusent. Helry Foster was opposed by Lieut. Satin% of the 00th Reglement. The insolvent, who is a chi* is his Majesty's Customs, at a salary of 110 L per'yeiri mad* use of the most opprobrious language concerning Mr. Sasdon, for which be brought an action evilest the insolvent, and recovered 2.51. damages. The costs were 1.'.01. Before trial the insolvent made several public apologies, tzpressing great contrition for his offence, and carted to settle the matter amicably; but Mr. &Won would not agree to any arrangement, and is viodicatieg his character had been compelled to sell his property to defray the necessary expenses. 'The Cowie said the words used by the insolvent were of the grossest name, and sentenced him to live tales., L rlicapgretlas impeirament, and ordered Mt. a year to roe riCant of his salary towards the hietsieueo of his deka. Aboat ten days ago. Mr. Richard Harris, *mister to Mr. Smiteley. porietor of the saw mills at Bank side, was in the act of examining .and arranging the cogs of the Machine, at a period when it was going, with the utmost velocity, when his left arm was nearly torn off a few inches above the wrist. The poor fellow humid, walked to &. Bagt i romew's Hospital, and it was deemed necessary to a ntate the arm above the elbow, topes his life. Harris bore the operation with great fortitude, but he survived the shocking accident only a. week. MaLAWCUOLY AVD FATAL Acct °aux.-8 itorday evening, as two drays belonging to Mews. Campbell audr.o. brewers. Edinburgh, were eettunips home from the country. the hones took fright near Wallyford toll bar, about it . mile to the east of Muispllturgh, and net •off , at a gallop do*n the hill. drayntan and two hitchers were in the leading dray,' and did all is their power to stop the hoists; but ending thisineffeetual, it, is supposed they betanie alarmed, anal at the ea s t end of . Musselburgh Li..ks end's coated to leap from the Circ. In this attempt they unfortunately all fell. The wheel of the hindnioat cart poised over the bead of the drpys_ san. and killed . bill 'on die spot ; it also went over the head and body of tine of the butchers, who had only. strength to make hii way to the side of the road. •e here he was foUnd dead a few minutes after, with his head resting on his hand; The third man was more fortunate, but be still id i tety narrow escape, as the wheel passed over one of bill inns. which was, so severely fractoted.'bat we nederstand amputation wrap found necessary. The per. seas' killed' are John *Pherson. drayman, 'and David Archibald, butcher, Fisher.row, .whO has left four young orphan 'children; k. Kedslie, butcher, Fisher! row. whose arm was fraitured. *Pherson wa s a sober indeptris os . snan. He bad been .in chi brewery' for it number' of years. and was mucb :evened by his ens. plUyen ; he has left a widow and three children . .. The betchein.hid been is the eaitcoentiy pirchaiing calvis arieweniquite sober. The place where the accident happened i. almost opposite Mr. 4it4hibol's bothe, at Link.4eld. The horses were stopped at Linldeldiato, where therail.way crosses the high road, by Mr. Aitabia An6's•coachtnan sad .a young lad named Dior! Ifl moD o e g a, who, sirkb four eompaiiions;tirete going' to Pitlxtunpins. ?no math Praise cinnOtlieliiiep W. ebleilicef •Ceentleinia in,Messelbargh, - roo f thi ois withwhich thereame. forward .with the* **rim and a.listanee ; and also to Mr. Alexander Lees, miasm a Fisher-row, for his exertions, and the humanity he dis playcl on the ocsasionv—Ediabkre Cairene. • • 4 %. r t. l-zoi7%. • r. : m • war, their • aisrahwards% oat of the Air& • . • „,TheJary ratirtak tisdiefttaitiaim abeest as hoar, bland the plioners rillif, but attoasly reciliamtaded. them to aserey. On keit* asked if_theibad 'aught en allege why sea., .0;101 UT Folic! ENTEuicirset -',, „c, .., :• • , .avILDHAu4I4II . ) I 'it.° • • , Chissie W epilogs* a middle agailkassa [X M+ M ap t c he g la a r s ebenta r"ela r . linar s t r = s oi lig Nisey w"ea hr. tr a et . jweet, yeslerday selialgist. t a ; m4 Tin lidlitotr. k Wad Naiads WM an Intimate irked et kr. Dem , to when be bad been tamers twenty years and who had . _for Idet a *anion In • mercantile Immo , at ow Ilepilipi Tiff posads'a yen. The prisoner frequented tie wanking & gad was pertilwed to go abort as freely as it be were UV NW Isidge's Imedben 1 Ou Mann week ho was observed to mewl I'" wiiefAtrodkeircblefs. an sash feats hi. t t ea a . B4 Vingenda , 44,, y oa th* awn being tact tbe fink. !Weise bad quitted the premises. About three lid enmity yards of Gros de Naples, and other ankles sway sae banned pounds, hod beim inissud duce the mid. of Shispealin. apd. Mr, Posey now suspected the enemy ns sedum this progeny. .o r "t. A UI Or. ,tieraphreys) attended foi the prison. has hia erestenddlistios 4W set shake the testimony against hiss. The pdatimr *NW that he bed stoke the isadkerebiefs, es de Fos 4.l4pghnu—lie was costatiteed Ike trial. • o • .• -e. I . TI12,914.".1111 blitC t al fr l / 4 COMP falanli. 1640 Fwd. WI Ewa went isally ezessised oil euspicion 0 having bees eioiseerreed la several depredations in •Nevrpatomarbet, whirl haw bets easiaissed la the (*Dowling stinger:—Oils man having ob. tirrved a isle et meat grated. coniatonkptes to an accompiice the natr i f is titleittgt o r. apd as seem as the latter has wafted away, tat . edessan and recelmobe meat. under the ge ndse slim that Ise has been sent by the bum. As speedily ' tit .Meleenibs the neat to a third man as it .1 1 :issid hadaipsensparbe manatee with it in his posseeilsit. and la names liesmane not et twenty tbe mkt socceols.—The pd.' losers Wen feadimitted for main a sheep tress the premises et Mr. Lea. a sainsma, wider sash okaisestaines ' • and a detainer ' was lodged aphis Lines. ter sealing alas legs of pork es smother atillaelL . . glio.v..triggr-. . i Lain Ikannose Assn—This wrottbed. creaser was am flitted es 'Nasky at shoOld Dailey. es theft:barge et daft a pair of slows, the property et Mc. Thompson. In phiW4tddea s Covent-garden. sad she bad- we seems ennead bee Mom than she Met to Mr. Thompson, shop sad created a dkostance, and threatesed the lives of bin and Ms family. Vibe was gins is chimp. This saddest creature was ease more seat to prises . : ,Has Lawesases Pseeenrs —A intense viragSmaiwad Drewil.' Was despot with aseasking Mr. Miner, the twessas et likke.- ' Laws. mask anion. is Long-acre, splint wins. shekel a spiteful being la esaseissite of her knead hadatteen dindessli kens slat ilme. Mr. CMkey war jest cassimenciag his statessest to Mr. Hata.. when Mae. Brown rushed urn Ma, Ilsed me had Is his lair, and began palling his ears. and pummeling him one the heed Ind face. Mae was abed by the Akers, mad with greet dillaik7 dragged eat and locked up. Me. Chifsey was dusted to go mile bonus, and prefer a bill efiwilmasent Oak* Ai pima • . ~ , QUREN-SQUAltli. Yesserday as laterseaties was heard spiv* Mr. ikety, et the at Haumersedtb. for keeping his Owe or* dudes Mime listoiee as Sooday, the !!tit skies& Savellowes, the Wormer, proved that the Maoist% bow eras apes memos o'eaoth es &May 'weak& &rim/the dews' DIM Swages at Heaseureleith ChopeL The Jefeedaes said dist he always hope k doled is as shesisios, at what be easksidered the wag hears of Wise liervico; sad WI was eat awareshat he wai esempatial to dose la the eveslirgi . •41 was Wanted to the aidgistrates that there were eight ether Whenstioes plea !keeled orictualbys le that district for Meg ipso es Sunday eves*/ s' they did sue deaf the feet, sad weal Abu& to s.eoesistion, with the sidersteadiag. elm as aggral.ta dit gionre Stooks, kit week by sae of the bowed viersalkeeibil their district. as ptedvsly the seettgrousd, should dadde 4 the . eases.—They were each esavietedirmaisaily bas. Itere.were we less this is assaiedesii of a *Au weilorp . 4 141 4,f. 11 ,g 1ia1 b! .1 4 111914 • • . _ WONSiI I P-STRIL BT. Jets Corr, aid limber warkatas, is ire esipiey .at *sift Seward aid Ow olad.street. were charged with cobbles *sir . eli rprieisier bete bad bees years is Mr. Howard's owes ploy, and was regarded es a semis ; hot MIN dela bat. Mot stopped is payable wow property. it was diesevored the ade shop which be kept was sopplied with gook take hem lie oasts?' suet. • Attalla sad moths- raker brought a sect lead of leek to the *lke - front whisk ' yesterday.. .... the pefeedee — - 0 - shop—gosds selected as Idsadhed as the posessomenespedy. The two primers were nomoded. II A TTODZIL It will be recollected that aN monGAR weeny onsed Mesh 644 was brought up to this dice am Tomday l Meellharrod voila allimilb Mg to destroy herself by so ellen to drew boned ham the NM Myer. Ups shoe weeks iho [clap MEM bad the noseltlihittreglie thit of her to make away. with arose 1 (tom the state Moiled ht which she was, swift sober Wog MM. seduced from her home lake tutor past id kit week. by the ass 4 a [sneer is . Norfolk, sad beiag left by him weproteeted is • knee el ill-how in some put of Leaden. The y.uag wane ✓ildchat. she, was leery fee what she had umeepted. aO4 Pdiswas sue her cousin. a Ike. Simpers. who resided as ts. would take are of her midi her fuller shield be * et her 'Wades. Lbobrkk the dicer was, li coomoi*Ml laser part of het statement, derived by the Magistrate. ebb & at leas very mods bateressed to her ease, to aecospaey.ber to sad Nelms' far her wary was earrect, sad swum* if Mrs. • see wee lodised to keep her moil her father sitoold be wdtells ' The Miser attended so Ms lostruceMos, sod succeeded M Mn. S. set, but hood au eke was mot iodised to make eta Ades to her laarlAy by the admissive of the young woman wader but suds wed this arose as ash tram her mercy. she befog sail a volt brichosaker's wife—as from the character of the yams wane{, mil was stated to he me hater than she Mould be; sad that. Mitd Wog usly a flew days In town, .he bad set only bees M 14 for the last ais or eight mem* This circumstance wee so dm lisikerese by Umbria. sod the pass woman. Mmeklitiog.obeestp • pressed. aeheweerkelpd that whoa Limbrielk hised was joke arise. She slog admitted that is was mg the yang sdam Oavellehe she Abided he her emmesisadoo, that was the ausume Weilidiview lbws home. The Skileteme said she had acted very layinetly he Sig die UM she did, sod ordered bet to beta's to Chskeowell workhouse, whom she sow remiss, wadi mesas are takes to pass her home so her father. had boat UNION-HALL. A curious charge a bigamy has Ites• fir seise days soder la naiades at this Ake. The aeassell, 4. Fear. is a sias frr adiand is years. and was to have three wives Two of die wives were I. ; seas .a theft. alleged to be hie bias& Is a eosisly.lookla; west wools. that litl Pon of ale; sod the third, who was disaibed to be the lest be kadl Itled, Is a yeas craw% was appansatedy at of her teas. ns latter Lady lean* cased from weeping daW the catl l ll- 1 sada. sod ha wee" Nana to mai the syeeralledc IsOmp die old fladestes, who. esdeavared to alleviate wed seethe her, 'def. by biesiwiea kod mideadog epithets ass ber--ealiag ber his dear Allda—tom sbe was* lawful wite—and owouragag ! her tobeq op bar spirits. der OW al would be right yet. set teWsttditie do dens of kle smite. The anima wife, who as eekt bon& Css, her formalumbents name. sad, she was monied ea the yekseser to it. Qs. mat Dan la lea: At ;hit ciao she had hawses aibte ash 4WO. all of whidi the srisMet Otem.epest, sod dies abosiseed bar. She had weer reCeiad asp esaiimace fan the priewier.-.. She had beard doe be 144 two War. wiea lit The prisotieruas Iss is the followlog deepookwhich be-said would stow d her d a Mrs. Ca ; bad kWh separated t . • • • Measteemasa, tote pd day a Oct, lIIIIL 01 I do benby agree to slim a ileatlawhap reqpiewed, (if tide ideinerasdunt *odd h UtoW Immo oyielf sad Mr./. A. Fewer. from had, beard , sad nay mem% to Ore up all Ode sad clam *team as or to the sad F. A. r's""`0" 11 80 . 11 **/ rerlfOl• na bog as ; tod hereby as banworar him a wed topeetfally tube a penes of load% lobar, • dhendries. set .good moral character; therefore near owl lita‘ beim* worthy the soda of my Lady who stay choose to sans pleb.aoddshbereby earn, that Loin so wear or 111 " 4 " 10111 I " 0 1 or wad millwasst to Mu as Ways I ha • - alis o ll !Re V. 36 (111804). • biAltlfHA COX." • mad wife 'said the tipsters. wee her writieit.' bet she save ow the nano et era pepa,heforo. Hie perfectly lased baba algal her name t o.. a a blest paw at the *regent of the prisoser , who met . base a wKdeSled k ap. the lesser declared that tbe 'creamiest was draws up at the :wccatMs of Mrs. Cos, and he eoseened dot elan party had a riche t o atar7, et de as city Fleeted aftetwatilk litre. Cos said, she bad beard the prisoner had alder wife Xvlog what be tarried bier. That Lady. sate was Tebbe be. 'fete ataniaitt. sad the talker of *mule* tired la St. Giles'. Church... • .... , . • Tie prite b A t ti . milkeeet imam et ibis kind had geoe Arad, Opt..he amen Howe tspip Mal 4, Ckfr M eat . 444 , SilinVOit fen ArAPint nirs , Of Nissithwarit. slaw& sub 1U" etas aver leak siankd to soy perms, and that she sail is a *plater; ad `oda dot she estimate , / mikes this Adak is cessequesce of a. .011.1 i re I "4 `.. • • • • trill albs iiestWenentliepsoseried to aka F. A. Prow s v olki s ike, as ft i ng imam% en Ware use saul F. A. Kot ere wear a amat.a and biglily benentabk man. as deponeet , belimenh____ • (apse et ELIZA TUBES. Wilms% J. Rio:Purdue." .. I t . • Mr. Camases. mid. that he* incenitsie hide\ the prim * . `had produced. were Ism wane paper, sod rettasoded tee pekes.. 'as the oilieer said be could Mint MOM bnportans evidence. CORONERS' INQUESTS. • Last night an Inquest was holden at the Bull's Heed public house. Leadenhall street, before Thomas Mello% TEA. on the remains of Mr. Juba William &earth, t a p e is merchant in Gle.li. St. He:en'r, who came to his de at h under the (Mowing digressing circumstances._ Thomas Hatsapt. a carpenteciii.the New Kent. r b a d, sta-e,l, that on the preceding day. between one and too " s.'clock, w bile passing throo4h Leadenhall-street, he , °Caved the deceased at a distance of shoot ten yards . coolies towards him. His anemias was ant attracted by seeing hint making an effort to mover himself from falling, from the Weds, as it Sired to him, of a slip, tut being unable to reteio bis balance. be fen ;rssvalds the street, betweed the hind mid fore wh a d 01 a coal wa4goo that was plains at the time, the former of which passed over his head, and killed his on the spot. He (witness) considered the eircemstaace purely accidental, and that there was so blame attri. borable to the driver of the waggon. Mr. Benjamin Chess ' awine merchant in Shadwell, said that at the time before mentioned, while ping se the Royal Fachaage, he saw the deceased tall, and the bind wheel of tbe waggon pass over his bead. it was his (witness's) *aim, that the deceased MI from the effects of a it ; for, bad it been otherwise. he those% ) (rim the slow rate at which the waggon was proceodhe log, be geoid, by the slichtest emotion. have avoided cif, As it was, however, be tv‘i satisfiedthete was so NINO attached to the we ' . &Medical " wbo exasniaed tbe remains ei . the deikeied Gardenia; described the injuries be as. eiived as of the.most serious cintracser, and- suck as • would !Wisdom instant death.—After which, the Jury returned a verdict of fol Accidental Death,* with a deo. dand of Ikon the waggon. Tuesday treeing an laqoest was held at the Sluice'' Mouse, Horn sej; on the body of Thos. Jooes, aged ft On. Sander last the deceased and a number of other persons assembled at the &wird Honer, on theocceina alias bolas Palm Sandi. In the afternoon the at. teased and aaother 'Miro leggin serous a table; and d u i deceased received a blow on the head, which knocked him down, and be sever spoke afterwards. The J o ey retained a verdict—That the deceased died from ae Ailaidelnal blew ravened in a friendly coo. est. I Inemeet ' EXECUTIONS: —.... , . Oe''Menday, et node. George An*** was mei . coed at Bury St. Edmonds, pursuant to the seenseee passed upon bin oo Friday last for the wilful morel cif George Antal, the particulars of which have already , appeared is our Porn& A feet - his ceinvictioa the pis.' sow preserved th at sullen taciturnity which bad nsarted his condect s diriog his imprisonment, and which indeed , appeared to have been babiteal so him. It was se. tillprosiest to his trial that be would be inmost.' us itae, bet there was no pretence for such a plate be set up: The Water was attended by the Sheriff's Z3laia• wb° • ill cauf/trats of the hootoesd ' °lithe Reverend Mr. Stocking, the last oldies" of the gaol. The wretched youth appall/to have very Waled views of the sawn of relOspweeeetheless lotiblenei rotatively to ilis pious iellakitisti which ~ were Imparted. At an early hour the plus was sarroonded by a great commune of persom.' The enfold war acted opposite is Corder's dote r sad this was the don enca sh* which had tale' placer slide she end of Mit wretched criminal. , Thi Sherif. .itc. strived at the prison, aad the elliptic was then taken to the deal piss. form. A new eaeeotioner, fitmt London, 'baying ad. tested the tope, the fatal plank fell, sod be was launched tele mollify.: The body. was afteiwards removed to the 'lrufolk Warn) . Hospital .. ,for dissection. This ,wretched youth seas one of these who. indueoesd by to •Cl i t t tsit. travelled several miles as hof Angie* y see the m thelit mention of Corder. Little did be or his 'friends ihto think that he would so Worth suffer for the diabolical crime of molder. Thursday morning Relward Berm& convicted of the wilful murder el Est WIT 8 evens, at hiontoonth, was emoted ranialet to his sentence. -At ball pant eleven o'clock he emoted the scalfuld'srith a firm step, and, appearing ;phi as impertabahle as during the whole period of his trial, he was launched into eternity, with. out any appearance of remorse, or a sense of his awful situation. Saturday last, William Mee Veagh underwrite the sentence of the law is front of the Courts cf Antrim Goal, at Carikkfegz i f l oe the murder of Hugh Smiley, atMaim, in bet last. After banging the shoal time, his body was cut down, put into a coffin, and wavered to Lisbsrn for dissection. A deputation of the principal AlletlolMTS, wimps were Messrs. Wmorasess , Nesease. ]levee r, Ream, warp obelped.to a saahrlere with the Cweereuee tieitscuseess pastertlay abacuses, at tbe Treasury. Two posse Lathes were kft !sat week bribe fatbsi awl mother is care of their Mose at Homey, together with two maid servant!' and ifootboy. They , were tossed on Saturday night last by the bopt a t s told them die house was on fire. The prong instantly rose, called the maids, and got buckets. The Ore not bsiog !really got at, one of the sitters fell te work with a pick-ape to brute down the wall of tbs dravriorroom in order to 'get at it ; the other threw a pelisse over her nightclothes, saddled the cart horse, and. provided with a large . dinner bell, rode off ringing . sed screaming for assistance to all her friends in th e neigh. boorboo4 wbo speedily assembled with buckets, OM sad estiagnished the Ste, which bad bees prevail!! from extending by the exertions of her sister. The drawing-roonsTurniture only was destroyed. - inaru. ne Isa teet. the Carom id Shenvid. e 1 a daughter. The t bit. le Greet Georypeireet the Lady et Dr. Leib. ILP. et a daeihter. Marsh ss. the Lady of Seem ataelluihell. el a &KW& The l lth ket. the lady Ales Pod, eta eau. At Pork, ea the Ist lest. the Lady Viteettetees Pettera• a sot aad heir • • • _ANIAJMULD. , At Amasses. Dear =ONO Join Stsratrt. Its+ of Durant to lb. HEAL Japitt Olipiatif Alarm, ;Mat &sow of Lod ,i - c - i - Win). At his stet.•taltati Pplt. Vitasadey, Oseta, Mask Setae, Ig* many yen? ear at liangratfa holding at the Pew tac that vamp • 10 * him menu% .4ife ii. ward OmborDe Smith, Be+ Savaie•Sa . ,fthota a • Thy 6th bist. Waft,. lanivhti saa of UM .11.4benset. lIG w.tTlitt at. LONDOKAKIDGR TO 1110kHoW. B isiloutes alto IS Alteruisua • " "dtamitai SRO I •roos : Painted and Pubilabed by Jolts Melva, dm Pr arfereirl at the STAR Ornes. 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