Star. — London, England, 1823-12-30 00:00:00

I I r ie . '..• COURT OF SESSION, 4EDINBURGH, DEC. 22. -r0 • • ^•"-- • • • cum aotioauw. Thursday Week t young man, who had been under the necessity of pursuing a proceis of calla bonorura, in order to obtain his liberation from prison, was granted the benefit which he anticipated, under circumstances which render the decision of • considerable importance to all merchants, and particularly to those of our own city, who are often too indulgent to young Gentlemen in the way tt :d a lising them credit. - The young man had COMO tO a our University at the age of 17 years, upon a very fair allowance from his relations for his education and maintenance. His habits, however, were rather extravagant, and in about three years he had contracted debts to the amount of £350 or £4OO. of which about £4-S was to a jeweller, and at least four times that amount to different merchant tailors, some of whom had also taken cautionary obligations from him for the bills of his juvenile companions. After an ineffec tual attempt towards a compromise, the jeweller put him in jail, and had kept him there since February last ; and there being still do signs of relentment on the part of hisinoarcerators, he was advised to bring a process of cessio bonorum. When the case came before the Court, appearance was made for the jeweller and one of the tailors, who maintained, that as the pursuer had contracted debts to a most unwarrantable amount, and for articles which he ought to be able tosive some ac- Cabin" of, be should be refused the benefit of the cessio and particularly until he should say 4hat be had done with the jewellery. The pursuer's Counsel staled the cir cumstances on his client's behalf, which we have al ready mentioned, And argued, that however gay and imprudent the pursm.nught have been, yet the con duct of the defenders Was much more blameable, in having given credit to such an amount to a minor stu dent, and for articles too of a description, and to an irtent, whiCh they ought to have been aware he could not require, and ought not to be indulged with. The articles could not be satisfactorily accounted for, and all the - pursuer could now a do was to grant a disposition eausium honor:on, in which he was willing, if the Court should - think proper, to grant a special conveyancito a right of succession to some property, which it was pig bible would ..very soon be hib The Cowl; however, would not sanctiotthis special, conveyance, but unaaimously granted the cessio, at the same ,time signifying the strongest disapprobation of the *- hole ciniduct of the defenders. • AMU COURT OF JUSTICIARY, DECEMBER The Court met this morning at the usual hoer, when Catherine Paterson was brought to the bar, accused of. the murder of Margaret Bahr!, or Dunlop, in her Mirk bObse, -on the Booth Bridge, on the night of the 111111,', or morning of the 12th of August last, by inflictitit her head and body certain wounds, of which she .M -the Ifith.of October following. The indictment eat. mined another charge, namely, thbt of assaulting, striking, and maiming the said Margaret Baird, and severy wounding her, to the great effusion of her blood, -and imminent danger of - her life. - Paterson pleaded Nat Guilty. _ It appeared from the evidence, that on the night in question, a number of men and women were in Baird's house. which was a notorious one, in the South Bridge, with an entry from Niddry-street ; that a quarrel took place among the women, several of whom were drunk, and after much gross and abusive language, they !rad re course to blows. The prisoner Paterson, in a paroxysm of rage and,passion, dashed several culinary articles through a window, by which the kitchen received a borrowed light from Mrs. Baird's bed-room. In this bed-room, Baird and two other' women were star.ding at the time, and the former was first struck on the side by a tea-boiler, thrown by Petersen, and afterwards cut on the cheek by a wash-hand basin. Paterson, after this, sallied from the kitchen, armed with a smoothing-iron, and meetin g Mrs. Baird in the passage, struck her a blow with it, which laid open her skull. The police were called in, vilio disarmed the primmer, and took the whole party to the Police Office. Mrs. Baird's wound was tkere dressed. by the of the establishment, and she was sent - women being next day sea tar sement in . Bride well ftirriot , the police surgeon, Visited .d although he thought the urged lb' te go to the would havi beencarefully 4lecied this advice, and con cise/ on bec disgraceful 'ocCu lantana liquors, to which she *;a.fortnight before ske died, in lier hocise, and was on the decasion. Several of undelgone their punishment . afterwards, and found her in though still complaining of the days before her death, Dr. found that a slight erysipelas place, which gradually be:f wed by delirium and death. __ time the wound was given dangerous, and he thought with lave been healed in four ayx , opinion that the woman's ha bits of indulgence in the use of spills,* was calcalated s to lalla me the wound; and produce that . dangerous appear *nee which it latterly assumed: Dr. Newbigging, who elting with Mr. Lizars had examined the body of the deceased, read a certificate prepared by them both at the time, and which ascribed Mrs. Baud ' s death to' by the surgeon of the estahlii lo4k;o. het house, the tither I team to . shirty dais' confine ing * sin fighting. Dr. Black, 4TO. 'id the nest daY; , liAti • *as not dangerous, pril'OErthary, where it s tre. . the, however, negl i emp tr . : „some ti th e to can - and in the use of spa l ittichaddieted. Abouti . 4 r q te roved that she had a dilibT, Eidanced heFeelfea her companion, Who had un 'Vrtdeivell, visited her aftei Viiirinit good health, thoug wosirid 'to her head Tea . i EVte . t)igitift saw her, and foi eiliOlfrpmation had taken ; came worse, and was"follow r tilei* stated, that at the 'did wit appear to be dank good stteattnent it might 13 teen days; ht was also of CO rysipelis, but stated that it was iMiSossible to say cc . . - *hat. came the erysipelas had proceeded.— r , A .as what be had now beard in evidence, he could not r n ....- . • - - y that' the blow on the head *as the occasion of the i n '. tilin's death, though it alight have laid the founds- Di . ~, - an of the disease of - tvhich 'she died. Erysipelas might fr avec taken place without' the blow ; but if there was D , Jr . . y rislc 'attending the - omnd; indulgence in intoxica. & ~.. • on, orotber irregularities, was eiltamlf the very worst f e . , treatment which could lutie been given' to it. . - • of - mails evidence, die . toNtIADVOCATIII gave up the d i -• • • 13f *lnhaler; at ho'had'*lnebeerf able to connect DI the .cieith of-the Nieman sbith dtiblose*itiously given, i ci ::.. so ClOseiyas to ask dieldiTifor averfliet on this charge. 6 ;:,4 HE bailtvef, coategdedr, int - the mitiatr 'Charge in the G .• :',' rent warsdfleiefuly established Th'evidefite.. ' - ii • Illbb-Juiy, dlibek being addressed by the LcihnJuartc a eT•latit;•altd • Witlikatr retiring fivitts their box, fhtind the :01 pblosief-eltiiltir if tbsi:assauleMoo cf, mad the was A dittiettilit Ilia • 1 • year? 6a. bpdttatioti: • 'Ji, Pacts 4 .' -. '''' ' " • ' '' "iii 'flaiti: 4 . - •k • . •f• i• . 0••li TAO, . . _ sl it - 4 : j i . 0 ..! i, :. t 'i- • Vir atiakhinehad **WIT 'ir :. J . - ..:* . *T; l '-` . ;r 4 . - k AlAbigi - ticiP tilt/WAR 'fa id '' eilige# ii. . - .!!' '4 -Vaßt), - Iviiiiti/Wei ' :a ket; .- tat s.:' ,, ~ ,1* •" , ii . ittletit tuleattlia to .y: ; . . -. I I • .. I. Portobello, ..... n calliii / fiiii 0 64161 6 1- "P lekkd Acit GK,. ~ . '',7t , t .. : „ ; . L i . .,.,,,,... •::,. - r Mr. Tait, She.WSuisitTtnter itleatirell Pe-oreoatall,,„ 6 ? of the prisoner * , eni_ai r kiikkinciordoat, !nit, • were produced kt:trOlirr , ...; i 1 .1 . • • - • Mr. Scott. Precur4d¢r-Hscat t woo kiiiifitid the.deCla-, [ ration, watflutinlgreatrcoir; • - ' , James As'denotslises at IlinWhin * nt*r Gulane.— Wis in Editili4gh On the lit 0: Noveinbir last: kac quainted with Jan Trait, a poulterer, and was "(Willis in a public-bone in, e Pleshm arketClose.' He.left him between eight and di nine o'clock to go ,Lo Pornitiell. and by his per s uasion resolved to go in 'the stage-coach. A man on the street - Offered to get a ticket to him for a shilling; did hot know the man at the time. The pri soner is the perion who did so. Supposes the prisoner ' heard Ttan advising witness to'go by the cbach. The coach soon came up, and prisoner went in along with witness. After being in the coach witness told prisOner that ht was going to Ponton's. Two other Gentlemen came into the coach, but witness did not know them. Prisoner said to witness he knew Ponton, well, and, in the course of convenatien, the prisoner said a niece of witness's was a cousin of his, and that witness must be. his uncle. He offered to take witness s to Ponton's v and when the coach stopped he went to shew the witness the way. It was abort ten o'clock at night when the coach Arrived, and was quite' dark. Witness was perfectly sober and collected. When he left Edinburgh he had a great coat with him, and when they came out of the coach, the prisoner carried the coat for witness. The prisoner took witness past Ponton's to James Bairns father, at Joppa. Prisoner repeatedly said, that they were not past Ponton's, although witness asked him. When they came to Bairnsfather's,• witness said to pri soner, that he bad misled him; big he answered, that he would take hins•back to Ponton's. Witness knew llairnsfather. They had half a Muchkin of whisker, which was paid for by prisoner, litho said, they would set tle at Ponton's. Prisoner called witness uncle at Bairns father's, and witness did not object to him using• that . name to : him. The prisoner and witness left Bairns.- father's ler Ponton's, and, in walking along, pritonet took him off the road to alone leading to the sea, when witness said, that,he was surely taking him wwrong way ; but prisoner answered, no fear, he was taking him right enough. The prisoner then tripped witness * who fell, and on this prisoner put his hand into wit ness's breeches ' pocket and took out some silver. To keep witness down prisoner put his knees on hislireatt. He did not strike witness, who was a little hurt in this head with the fall. He also took a silver watch frem witness's fob. He took all the.articles by forte. ;It skive that his watch was not in his great coat pockil‘pck and distinctly telt the prisoner take it out of Mi.! After the prisoner had taken the Watch and sold% W ran away. Witness immediately got np intrilima'' to Ilairnsfather's, who west to Ponton'A along si ,‘ news. The prisoner ran down towardi the sit. 1 t ►. . at this time was perfectly collected. Cross-examined:..-Came into Edinburgh on the fists noon of the day of the robbery. Was in no Oilier &tit lic-horse but the one in the Pleihmarket elose. and had only porter and no whiskey. Did not see his watch after in the coach. Got a note changed in Edinburgh, although he .had some silver in his pocket.- Kaolin Ponton quite well, and also where his bonnie situated in Portobello, but the night was smack that he passed lit without ()burying it. Does not think he had his grelt Coat on in the crutch; and his reason for giving it to t • 1 prisoner to carry, was from his saying he was a friend. The prisoner appeared sober. George Gilchrist; the coachman whit drove the Por tobello coach, identified the prisoner tad And** as the persons who went out in his coach on the . 'et , .• of the robbery. James )}tairnsfather, a publican, scat - that they came to his belie on.said.eveningi and that after drinking soma Whiskey they Went. ant terabits; but were not gone Many minutes when 'Anders*" •rtie turned, saying that the prisoner bed 'robbed him hi tripping him, and when downputt,init his knees on igs breast, and taking his watch and l'elli;' I. Ctfher . le' dente was called , which sufficiently llshed theca ~ against - the prisoner; and the :Tat, er" . int .leavhig box, returned a verdict finding the PrisOltergiitk. the crimes libelled, but recommended big tn ..I' In addressing the Jury; the Lotsp JOYelo ciovii re mat ked, that they. ought to have Oirf.tan what grennds : their recommendation was made * foe der he nor tfr other aminbeis of the Court saw a z i t ikentipett tjli O f Lord Gmtdas,in prOpesing dusk!. *Si Otilte r said, that the necessary, and hve r the verdict which had been OTelif t left the` . ternative but that OrprouOunctaguie OW, meat of the law. It was know*tO • ; CO , t -the Jury knew nothing•Of the roctp - had formerly been Omitted, ansi Piplacih. already been eitinded to hits in .41 aisi4PY'lf` formality in the written Verdict 0404, He had already beard &t it sentenee •ft! • Verdict prOnounced against blip, and ceillArnied, difficulty of reeliiinlag, .4in ".audit: „ paths - of vice. IVithin the .. 8004 ArtiTik dsi rt man had twice . aps t oorid et • tilw . lit hate " .... , . ? ‘.. His Lord s hip cotOuded by - iSitA r ,i' 7 ' 41 *- gig should be - executed it Win, ' . 15 4. '.''' ot tt . Lord MiAbowosettE. ;oaf i .f14,: - • • ... .. : slid by Lord fillies. ' !' ' _,._''''.. i ., - '. ' ' .'' i : The I.oubJuseie Cs.aill(.. P. ." ' -,_ _'‘, •• XV !aiker a PidiOni ifivebtisitira.loAnOsi t 0.4 • il Bien found' guilty of a bielimal Milne: I nen" lift from the' cite ii mstances *halt have aliendy_bieti aiiiKit 'by my learned bretluen on the Bench, to day , that It is my .duty to announce to loo k fl4t . ..your fate liteg iss Considered as sealed: ' I •skoold at i cl i i ii tf i. ll insp . .l9rSrt, 4 diigiiised the conviction entity, : that. th VA-. mendsition if. tile Jury wiWb..lo,lloo - *bile ? .. 14014 inaimit Ie $ sad-,trim i i kiliAlog'it Were neceratairi - pi prove some act Of 4trnetty. lisonnetlesi with a (ohhft , The evidence haideVel * 1 lystemitkiesplit to'c't4e . perpetration of a robberyi • ' W , heij I trawl* these.. commendation of tltejuyg *11;000 Vaneti )l o4l; ep t ied feel it nit bounden infa.to ythq jtnete cirerlestatne.- of the case bifsire his Mejestfe idyl** It Is O''' duty earnestly to recOniatest bo l 44 O:Ois!*,rajo' . great change which in il l.- ' "` . , • g t - L)s 0, 1 " place, that of appearing . • .youx_Rac' be assisted in your devotions by the Gospel. Do not wasititlie few il#yi y zoii in .the indnigencilif (die lipies * • His Lordship then.read .*.* striaining the prisoner :es be sir be 4th of January. - '77' ••••''' - fle.kinfript:or'w -j.- . vtik.o4ao . °l ama-- ao I. *Ai • 'VT 7:7,7 n ' 7 : •• . • ,eftiiiire Tai where it was, ~~ • V . _ fiEt • - ' • y Winded with the ,girsatest disadvantage.) a bolas • betting purl will ensue. They will cat and cuatiltel or hedging off on their different engagesisents, in order !woke into a proper focus for a ken start , and be' by she MOM of the different -favourites on dusk niolilling rasreise, Wallesir future specyliidon. loan trilling ohm bsootoitooirloo ante' last weak, whick IIDDLIISWORTN. io 1 apt &Maw ' sto 1 esirDinimi ' • to 1 apt Preepes s to 3 dolt Oambia Ate 1 apt QuadrMe tit to 1 apt Sietekta 01111oe. if to 1 apt Doe Carlos I IS to 1 apt Emirs* 41101 eget Swiss j 1 upt Reformer .1 eget Agnes 14 tintagst Reinder 14 to 1 apt Banehee 14 to 1 apt Don Carlos 1f to i apt Cressida 110 to 1 apt Ben' • 'll to 1 agst Cydnus •Ais. • ita 1 apt Prudence IS to 1 apt Miss .Tigg 'go 1 apt Lyrnessa • 11 to 1 apt Pepe Joan 1 apt sister to Sailor ISto 1 apt loHospital*" noircarns rs. Leasa. pe ti• - i apt Althidora lgyllo to apt Ringlet 14 to 1 apt Miler of Mansfield I 15 to 1 apt Mies Cranillaild 'l4 tel 1.40 Swiss ' I2s to 'gat Maidans ea 1 apt Rooms, So to 1 yet any other. Osast Floes..-•i to ton Spring agnate Langan • - . HUNTING. . • The Duke. of. grailou's Fox.Munds risen tontorrovrost Green'. .Norton; Friday, at Furze Field. L Lord 'Darlington's Fos-bounds on Thursday, tit Nonnan's Moor, MourdaY4 at Langton on Swale. Mr. Lambton's Foz-hounds an Thursday, at Hawthorn; Satur liday, at Kennel ' The Nortlinutheidand Foz-hounds lent midday, at Holdon on.tbo-Woll. • • - LANGAN...4MR IRISH CHAMPION. 4a to 1 apt Yeats to.l.apt *serve ei apt lbw to Arbittis •SSllo4ripeBlt Ora, 40 to 1 apt Loops** MD l'apt Hurley Burley 150 to 1 apt Mooey Mu* High' odds apt gay other ;~ e _ • -. • i.: ..4 ,", elb taimith We asp not at ht pmeession of the whole of his battles, teat at the follow' are es record. Langan fought with Owen M'Ortivan, on ' y, the 10th at May, in Belcher's Vinci, nt i te on the Ctirragt , in a Q4.feet roped ring, for 100 guineas wade. The above battle lasted as bear sad rt adoutskand Langan, trent the courage ..n4 science betdhOsynd a tebed himself in lb* esti mation of the Amateurs. • Logan fought with Pat Hamill . ?abeam the Curragh, for sot. aside, sad after a severe contest OPTS. rounds. during a heavy alopra of, min, we are Wound Indio proved this conqueror; but It hi &Spred point, Nikon also alukning the victory. . Langan fought with a matt of the name of Mat Weep ing, In • April, 211215, fora imam Gila& in a held Caned Lydia's bland, ' been Busies and Bakeweil. Iteynotde and Halton seconded lonian. It was tea to one,, during the light, Os the Itiehleas, so 'etipstior ad be appear to his aatagenht - ; but WeWitg• wit* had no Amite, endeloroared 'to bring it to a *tangier Weeping was tan • heavier than its autagenist, and Ingot airmen and a half, - in height. The following biatilkatai howevev, settled the dispute in question : • _ . 44 This is to certify, that Messrs. Swine an a Cope being appointed "TJalpires in the fight. between Lamps ;114 Weeping, declare that the lilt was fairly won by • Leapt • • - 11 •..t.: •:..:.:. •-. • 44 we &Mins ?.. " Buxton. Aril 30, lain- •:.• ri:7.l . -.., • . -, - . " 1410. CIMPe 6 • During the above vent* absita r tputOw eh e it called nod Muhl, about to stone, entered the toper, ' Langan to UK instantly for 51. or any sum else ; losigla s • the least baited,. wafted the atantrios :awl le itikteill it "AA* Set as he i ferred trandog idamelf lint, , . loud and the twee ' Wain owls!' or owls!' . may 'kids sato de ed to the tomb without. fei n ' diviistsd of the Manor st udied to the Chasopionship. Ben lt from Toes Sitmsee, ease campmate, woggle, to ilsi, sad the Claiiikocomeitod the rtrop arm Beisher; in tees, after the. imtor.lead deli as ere. ./du Onlky rstiredfrcon the ring, it. Wks liallaai ' Om Cribb, who. Ant it, and kw it in his fit .vom years. -On September ask Int; Cribb &Wad, hi,* iseettif Silty the brave blialipants. after whlcb dreamt/mos Underidtilentill glared Wire the villas Cheivionreedved a dinar Pft !VI did Ms Waits Maul ID die spardag .world ai a gist, January 4, HOl, n Match ',Si thadoTbetteinit Ctillt mid lied, kite. ve the . .114th of Ow seas mouth, he - the Cade TIMM% 'lidbigni lb. ` a sh'e's • Neat forfeited tho derv* of ANIL .. At: dot rams Weirs It lhat .. proposed .by i tlat Aa Clihlk,shettld. ow accept any '- • &aims; thi livios posrod Ow oassidian of WO ifsitior.• fit unbolt Clops F datAgttikett — sff . ttlw alines' Moding• -•- tadrld from thOfeld at omil _prassots4 to blo kiy, *tog, ar he termed him, the dde .4 Cbisigies, *lobos ~,,, , . 1 71 11 . .... . lc* . . aer moo* liqtvi )" on . ' ' : 1 . '' ' , • ft. . Code Towne, mftrro), ;:- • 4 •• . • • oildo, It who **slit it the •• a bats pt ill die parr Of Splagowl thowsilmtirsol thim sped , :firriscisostbrtioloinsoit-holi , • 4 1 41 1 11141114 . , Cif* , . • eIP4 WIS. Moo , both . W* •'•.. to arum. ki*o tit ant i Stie , Lir 1 111111‘,10 4 1.10 islz pllie dinar' *UN . ... 'ail I . . Walla iniTig i eiaartfUlkta i tt *llleile r Orme of.tho Faoopifisaido lOri e tiikor oir t .. hr.Oboitt 4w9lttroiXotS Pug sf -. *Si y. • iell,Pwiaq.aair. "Malt a deer*** Ir.' . ', g. . alt light WOW,* OfMNIR 11.41041 , , T as '' ' • .4 d r ea MiL iv all : • - • • • - - • - i Varli mum . .•' • 4 • .AnabillikallitS • • . ' " • • Ili iiiitOtiloillios, lb-. mom* isoksietkisse!tv. IP ".•=l , ll=- a _ ..,r. • • . • (, : l'• t:. ' l .' 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Tip limpets of the seapan - bas Math, liferentatorses in training to take their nrgrilar 'neuter, and all are doll/girl • bat if bird weather atonic' set in, and facto iblbs 1 4 baapittida gentandly Wows 'bent back, and is not • _ . , . 11“ Nagai; 004 pest Imintik 741. 414/t °l'Uatt ' , up,* • etre! t Wore . ebarge& et a t e giefle *BO *id if alit desSeilow- ' / 110- "'w " 11 01400 1 t, 40- thit , 1 4/440.0* tbi deed r9 27 "ita t h ' 4"l44.l = l" tilee " Wilr 's nova theMir=eiAreeisaitetW:s l in d w i e rni mpi the lin tie lewisi.greestsd ad' St. Clement's werichoeseZ-tiailden: Ansi. ill *tail Aft la thismadd of the w,f4Ffsr. . reFii_YO 517 oz).1 • leideena s wait . t o '0 4 06. - the ken , the 1- I.oestebri •'. is endl•et Itet , thet • i ___•-•• • 14 . , 0 11* * 4 1: 4 16 - 1 - 0;, • .• . . ~.• - • • t"t *4- fs the watchman', reeabatirp,• thliiikien beanie WA I N % Mr. Stissmou, now asked ti••- punter what U n ita eiMuawftwreg night t IliWillieffilibegieW"ye:lr '1511m4114-*Zint7asn•alehit:l4l7kl4::(l2ll4l444" isriontr: • twee lOgidapierr; tbetutoldrhis hint irhieh that the master of the workhouse bad treated•ldln ood =with* niodleomad-Wensissi the priieding eese t w il la season ; and this shun tote sdtoulathsg dwir stantibe !tows` Side hunchback amasses& to forage tor once, abor a th„,,aaar r ter Amid be gene to bed. Aeoordiagly, whew tie e i ta kte - 7 1 .. eabeep, be eras down stairs, with s subsesiptiekef isupessil pea hand, and the workbousettus" in the other and, liehtante of the hittplighteeladder, he got Out or the the burial-ground. He then - - it against:a house in which the window, it was opened, be so kind as get hint half he would, anti welcome," sitting on the top oldie ladder, thing in the world bet. the beer, me."—The Magistrate sent fr several persons implicated, story, be was discharged ; bat 'ter not to let the lamplighter's la. even though he should be obliged Anise Mills, a middle-aed depredations npon tire property pror of the Burton A lAtooz‘s, She made no defence, and was fully Et A TTi esterday, Amin Derenry was brought to s oSce en a dui s i of having mar&red a woman of the ne rve at Mary Caity, lived with him as his wife. It sweated, from the Milan* o r lit John Chlsholnialandlord of the - Bull's Bead , l'sr..r.strt, ap t * prisoner and thelleceased were at his house on Saturday m e i n. and that, at half-past es o'clock, be discovered her Ira/ ,la yard in a state of in After employing the usual nu m, of restoring her, without efect, he mat for Doctor Oxper, shortly afterwards attended, but whose exertions to fecal ker eg wirellfe also unavailing, and she died.-- , Doctor Cooperd s ,.. l. thal he had not discovered any marks of violence on* b e d; ,l - 7 4 teal not say what was the cause of her death.—Other simi* bossed to the kinsi manner in which the prisoner and tbe dens* us * lived together, and tirsX he was extremely attentive is briar last moments. He bad been-apprehended on tapir:Jua n I * Magistrate (Mr. Lama) dscidull, that it had then dads ana l lama dtound, and se¢ersd Wm to b j Immediately discharged. WEE N-SQU A R P. Yesterday Captain Mew alias Colonel ---, and his wife, wee' with fraud, and threatening Mrs. Event, of Dow*. Meese. A great malty liodgintisoass keepers and tradesatte, * whom the Colossi °Wised property wedge a represeatatien Matti expected AM° from government, attended. lie said he bi been a &sect Colonel, and also employed In the ftecniitists vim. wider Caccia Nugent but he was only Captain of aMp l whas he swiped. lie had the Mark of a deep wound in his on bead, mimeo be bad been shot in battle, in tool. He made tie false et:presumed/toe, and had money in the funds qui to II debts. He vet ed that Mrs. Evert! bad opened srscialkap sent to Win by Palmerton, had stripped kis apartmeets d furniture, /he. sad that she and her son had abused hint ad le wife very groselyk The Magistrate adilsed him to quit the lodging, mid there being ha charges pressed against him, except hat by Ma tverel, he wait discharged. THAMES POLICE.. • Yesterday, Mars Sadimais appeared at this office, before la wenn; Se, to an Information ' charging her wick offering a nd ing_tarloss ankles of - hardware and apparel contrary to the I —The Magistrate WWI the defendant whether she catsiads. caw anspoteering her to tragic in the manner sworn to Wail Wanner T.—Witness —No, I do not. I ant not a deakr in WM, I only carry a few waistcoats and braces.. .I did wk ' neuter a pair of old scissors, hat am not p dealer in t Magistrate said k had been sworn to that the def e a general hawker and denier, sod conikted her In the full **it all% observing *bad •*pawn under the Act of Puha*** A that Hitl 6 ' 1 6 • 1 • MAR' .LA-BONNII OFFICE. Yesterday, Johnson, the informer, and his witness , Byto, di ittended at this 011eebeIore Mr. liawunson, to support ek toss, eight in number, against four bakers, who were all kW: ~ ' T h e Magistrate tho u ght that if the bakers stamped as theft 21b. or 41b. the weight, !issued of the " W ," which fonsw‘4llll stamped on the bisect. It weak' completely check the , he could 141 *ea swear that the bread was sold ander li tr4 nation comilaied of. - - GUILDHALL .4, tilhillsilarig, porter to Mr. Collyer , grocer, No.*, • killynkigfelit drensissod for trial, lbr 400! bin masker. ' - : ) WILMS. • - • A few da pa age, at Wun-App.tettxl, thigliallyod Wahmill hfibee, !in, at a eau. s lllll4 Dec. so, et Ildiazeritff-house, Lady sll6aol, of a . datt Thifailih Met. al Glasgow, the Lady of George Elorep Ileasitlfaeabilishanat, of a soa. • . • •IRD. - flaunt*) ; segillallOrt raillooth, lilt or Wight, me& SO, T. yeirtlby,4ll4se of she Rose eater, el the - Custom; Woodsy neonteht, M ' e:Likle, wife of the ger. tee of Norslise, arm Seetheesjoton. • .„... I -..•....1 ..= gut 9U of the yarg it /a hi saw a I rafts pulled the ladder after him, ma lest i bed, tapping w or 1, arid he asked tke,person isiker tl ' a galinn of beer. 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