Star. — London, England, 1823-01-17 00:00:00

st Minn•lmMml I DAY. At the bat tielebradiny of this day by the Scotch El d lisietko, the following Song was given, width MAN 1 naitherlatrimismn nor the blase forsake the Sons of Cale& kewever far they may sander from their native eonibny : SONO FOR SAINT ANDREW'S DAY. Tews—P Elifigis es, Os law eg." Again we've met, a Waal bend, Thllllllllint Day of nue native lank When heart meets heart, and hand 'Oise bend, To homer • New a' our cares aside we'll lay, rot dear to Scotsmen is the day, And dearer when they're far away. Prat basing Caledonia. Larg on the blazon'd page o' fame. Lath brilliant shone thy glorious name, Whene:er a foe for conquest cline Thou batg'd them, Caledonia. The Roman Eagle o'er the main, And Denmark's Raven Hew to gain Thy mountains wild, but a in vain, Tbayfierl frae Caledonia. And England too, with a' her Might, Could never gain thee by the tight ; Thy noble Dacca and Wasasee wight, Did guarei thee, Caledonia! Let Scotsmen wander where they will, The " gude auld hame" is thought o' atill,. The vale, the river, and the hill, Infamous Caledonla. And a' our auld acquaintance there. Gude honest Chic's and Lassies rare, The wale o men—the blooming fair, Are just in C,aledonia. . . . Is not the lend we live it, too, A country fine—a Scotia new, Nae 'ither would we take in lien sliatcAleaaftee Cos.tranta: For, in our bays the booties sail, • And rivers rin through ilka vale, • A;:d bonny craps that seldom fail, It's mg liia Caledonia. Oar Lassies, 'mid the wild woods green, Art St with ony to be seen, Aid then a race o' hardy men Like thesis in Caledonia. here too the e.regts proudly wave Ilere ton we yellow .cnrit-fields have. And %Lilt; we " whistle n'er,ll%. Let's drink to .Caledonia • , sPONVAV INTELLIGh*CE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, JAN. la. 3 to 1 avt closes 4 tot apt Swap 41 to 1 agot ro3tlstoaa I` to tiot Wanton • 710.11Igat Aili 7101 gist Asoilloa • 1 , 400 .•• . r • at • - 1 ' . moat laertiotina • -- NA. a apt Charcoal gOIo,L 'sat any other • i ri . & OA t 3. V to 1 apt Zaida IL to I agst Nigtver to SiUbt Si fte 1 opt &ger to Sultan* Ioto I Opt Wrote : • -.. • '-.* ' ' .sOnnaartut at. \sotto. 11 to I apt Shermiod AO : to 1 4gst NIA' kepi -14 to 1 agst ,Miss l'..zny v..). to L apt Arosa= - •40to I agst Tinlter Y) to I,agst ler 20 to I 'avt llarcfnut 30 to 1 agit Guy iLliosing. I ligh milt t.g.tinst any otOtT. The Room to-day wok but chinly atttorieds moklMOlrillbiLbOt• Uri took place on any stakes. • • . EXIT AC/ROI:CAR Y FR.LTS OF AN AFFItIONTIM • OIARR. 7}-to 1 art Timily colt 71 to 1 avt Folly 11 to 1 apt IVrb ccit 1V" to 1 agog Tiltstarn Thur day week, as a Gentleman inn phaetonivras driving a va lultle mare, with wittli.ers on her eyes, down Win health...treat, Cheltenham, she became airrightetl, and, vri-h ine violent kick, broke away from the carriage, raking with her the broken shafts and traces, but leaving the Gentleman sitting unhurt in the phaeton. Crossing the Iligh-street, in a direct line for the Plough Coach-office her head cante in contact with the Iron lamp-pest with such force as nearly to fell it to the ground, flirging the gas-lamp through the fanlight of the Office, dashed to :otattis. Turning to the left, the mare struck against the Bath coach, the door of which she completely unhinged; a potter, nanted Bartlett, not baring time to escape, was litefaHy thrown in an oblique direction, a distance of 15 feet, and forced through tis- cirrular 'window of Mr. !Mrs music-shop ! Tht anitnal also through the window, la-aped Over the unfornnite porter and a large writing-desk, and, with the shafts flying sight and left, demolished almost every article of value in the shop. Pedal harps, piano -fortes, the superb tai-llght In the shape of a lyre, dtc. &c. were ittseantly dashed to plicek. She theft attempted to 1:so through the bosons ul large painted windubr, on which Sr. Cecilia is so finely pourtrayed, and her jaws had actually passed through a lido pink, whim a supbcfard.sdbor'siving way, her legs were *ght id tile tratne-work, and she fell with a trentendoiss: crash, aid brits ultimately secbred and led - Mkt, surnewharflit, bat mot minnaterially injuketias etightibire been exPected. • • CURLIN'G, tikfidAY tieniarght a twitch httivAtit ttYo.lntateurs, for S. crifisrderibte bet, 'Cook plice fti fib stobagaitood of Aucho ruive. The game ,was hl, 'stones eieh, Which, after tt very tiaireid brim **Attu 4 tdille teen rid a (WI AVM wad by Mk flosl bialy, the seen roof tteltratibtb tterVitirlfig, • ' mi. • 0 seal MetetiosPilihs %sutler peeelphte stmied *sot ht. elihetriCleteirto ye to ',Wispiest . a nd tool twesehtfaveretilaVehlit toe:Oat* tit *tangos. 11111te, far a illlthreVohti bet "hey bis Wink ihitserilf the 44bet: did sit itttlys the 8,10 hunts . the sieelltl, and fterishd daird, *hest ttb, halted to breakfast on a roast.fowlliald stlftetlfti.Water- 14 meted apio, .and travel.kcl fot.three hours the rate of some. thiPHesi than five miles an hour, He then rested, at timilee, Ai boors and a half of Wort, itlilth appeared* whim, rather than toil.. ne tkavels hi lanneti,livitli" DRUM MA OBY BOXING.. .- A 64tre Brat (Ought IA Witt . tiftelehy Vale erne tweet+ Veit Tieveorent Bet amity, two iltinpuiteo nom. ' were emong.st tit?. list of light weightt, !Wither oftbetgl mbrellsoirteet. 74bs. Theiiili . unloiewess to the Ping, toad infant , * 011tede,"they dabbled a Iletb in theta, and had Pis* the topolation Af baying better hie Man. This *as sotnethfog -st trait' td begin wide, as Jae fledge', woad soy; and *ogled oeftlt Wit eebtaitirbie.h a single victory *ever- fag tot*, o'nlett, they' Wel* kisvitta to thew some sport. It ki abbolottlyinspessible; to &KAU' the- bottle, or the *raw by„ width it .wak et tended. Prestos, *be* .he peeled, @hewed es. , celicnt condition, and had decidedly t h e 'Mono both .11t _ _ . IY 6 visigbt .Nd i .iench 7c seag i lass his : spgerior 'aloe he ought to flarit‘rat his Man in " of..the Time. Preston, during tit* itholl,:thebictle, censfakeable judgment In de ft lidetreak. !Milan Itie 664 co nitakeir esptoteeted; but got frfralthetd on his hitt aide, Geoid being a right !larded bitter. Prestitra irmbitlett,./ttun the beginning of the fight,e►iistgly."t" I **efeca Oa *Weeders's* , of Gonad ; and certainly it must. be acknosiletiged Ow he succeeded to his sours wl*,fCe no in'an't bead reei prevented more Vr ofn 1 and terrific alleikabeett ihs eye winging atos of :claret, ad that even 0 1 0 h. • , D' pt ) TS ,k4egra !kW.; is spite of he this* • prff,l9ah• eltiedrtd2r *vete hittimiiihkb *ttited4l*4 ' Alike ipo4 irlattAftlire tbrui Q 0 , Mit* Se -we (Foug us* ma ' *hen rfestris; itilaiift his o l lik ee k t i ncepo w, ei i conducted" Maisel( g . l 411•Ction Police of the Metropolis. It wouhi be necessary for 'bins to pay particular attention to the arrangements 'between the Deputy-Governor and the Turnkeys of the Prison; and ta_set-that--a correct-discipline be, Observed on their parts, as the sole responsibility rested on his (Vickeey's) shot:tides& _ - Mr. VICKERY respectfully returned thanks to the Plsigistrates for the present favour, and assared them would endeavour so to square his conduct as to prove himself not unworthy their patronage ; and, as he was convinced a diligent attention to the duties of his office would be considered by them the best proof of his gratitude, he confidently hoped he should never be found remiss. _.•e - employ Hanks. The only proof of guilt against the pri sonfr Was - the testimony of a pawnbroker, who pro. dueed the seals, which he swore the prisouer pledged with him. Verdict—Guilty of stealing, but not of breaking and entering the dwelling-house. Thomas Oiffbrd was indicted for stealing a silver tea-urn, the property of Montagne Levyson. The prisoner represented himself as a working silversmith to the Prosecutor, who is himself* jeweller and silversmith, in the Haymarket ; and by that re- . presentation obtained the urn in question to work' upon, but having made away with it, in some way which had not been brought to light, he absconded. Mr. LAW, the prisoner's Counsel ; asked the pre-' secutor, whether he was not of the Jewish persuasion? Ileanswered, that he believed firnily in the existence of a SUPREME BEING. He then asked him, if he was • not born of Jewish parents? he said he was t and had never renounced the faith. Ile was then asked, if he l had been sworn on the Old or New Testament?; He said, 'on the New, and considered hitusalli equally bound to his Maxim on whichever of them he + might be sworn. In of sorer to the questions, whether ; he believed either of .thein to be Revelations from GOD, and whether he believed in a future state of rewards and punishments? he answered, that he had' doubts of both ; but he sincerely; believed that the Ar.Ntratire Gob would in some way or other punish the *eked ! . The RSCORDER here said, that the last. sentiments uttered by the prosecutor was the fourkelation of all Religion, • and thereftft Ms oath was gored.• The JurTfound the prisoner Guilty, and- the pri soner 'was sentenced to seven years transportation. Jilizabak Stowesi was indicted for stealing dB so-R mi lilt g:s• and two piece's of Ihnutel,' the propettbf a i .tilvantis 'Underwood; in his - dwellinif-boose.; Thiprosecutor resides. in . Bateman's-place, Starter, gild -On the 10.4 i of Uee,eralier•die prisoner came inty his service. She-stood• by the prosecutor's desk, wW sow him take the money ofa.big to wry the other' - servant..that he had discharged. In she course of that week he missed two 'silk Shawl's from hi* wiodcrw p and rhea they came home from Chapel they found the shop door open and many things displaced. Skil was sited about it, but denied that any one had been in the house, of that site knew how the shop door came to he open. Re insisted on searching her which she readily. sd/owed, and one piece of Irish linen and one of flannel belonging to him were %mid in it. He admitted that he told the prisoner it woold be better for her to conks: before she did say she had committed the robbery; but the money was not found. bk. Justice Boertisoust, in summing up, said there was clearly no V 4 4 0110.411 - the prisoners hiving "stoletiZe - money. - --Ar r erdict—Goilty of stealing to' the value of 89s. only. 'kill, Wheatley was ItftNctri for stealing a harld :kerchief, the property-of Thomas Sharpies, from his person, its he was going *long S t . John -street, Smithfield, an officer told him his pocket had been picked of his handkerchief. The prisoner was pur sued, and taken by another officer, who swore that he saw the' handkerchief stolen from Mr. Sharpies' poet about four yards on the City side of Smith field-bars. Verdict--rOrsitty. Jane Moore was indicted for stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, bed and table-linen, and otheiar tides, the property of Samuel Roberts, in his dwell. inghouse. The jrrisotter came as -a servant to Cape tarn Roberts, in Margaret-street, Cavendishrsqtart, on the 14th of beternber, and quitted, without n4' rice, on the 913th. She was %and out by the Ai and x number of doplicatet for articles pi the sable pr pay found on her..ratilty or stealing to the tic lue of 395. only. 171tir Wood was indicted fin- stealing two and a Intl( yarns ef cloth, the petit:reset Nifi,lnstlihS'ildk .7Aimittit Went for retetirids the twat well 0 6 ,7 It to Mite been Neil: The prisOner Wood watititeistit to Mr. Slatlt r *VW is a woollen-dre; tit Inittbileid: fie had 16# teitien to doubt M. hitinetti, And one %tidal', in *teed of going tb eharth•hf the evening, as was his' stom, he stepped at 'hirtate;:'illd 'soon lifter - iseinf s sneer-doer ant Pie iiii*ointied . Wodd ab?Alt . k !Who said it -wits her bretbirititil sittei Who bad just' te . sene eat. ne *As hied at tit* as he did nit! ibis,* *by Otte mil in tibial**. 'in; hiss, yea) age, pregnancy. Ward said, that whin Wood gave him the she told him she had bought it. ,Several witnesses for Wood, and one woman , Ward, gave them good characters.. Verdict--G k a i against both the prisoners; but the Jury and the pm, secntor recommending the female prisoner to mere, The RICSMIDER ordered ti en't both to be c a lled u p for jodrnent. He then sentenced Wood to only a Months imprisonment in the House of Correction,a t believing that Ward, and the woman with whom Its lived, hackbeen the ruin of the unfortunate girl, At is tin orphan, and to whom they had furnished a key of their apartment. Of Ward, he said it was imp,. Ale to conceive that a More wicked wtetch could mist ; and if the Court could pass sentence of de4 on him, it would be well deserved, and be heard with pleasure ; but the utmost punishment the Court could award, was 14 years' transportation, and to that he Immediately sentenced him. . The poor girl left the bar in.great agony, while the villain, who has in every way accomplished her nip. seerued totally callous, and unmoved. The follotiving . %vete also convicted of felony, v i t . Vim. Joon l aged es ; Jain Simpson, .20; Mary Meheaki t RS ; Thomas Foyd, 19 ; and Malys Towty 3.1 -•-I , :lizabeti was acquittcd. .--7--,---. , • Cautt. Rousaa.—Yesterday information was re.l ceived at tision•liall-Offece of a robbery that had been committed the preceding night, by some . daring villains, by whose phinderous act an a g ed duple have been left destitute of vither bed, bedding, or rig to covet them. The poor old creatures have resisted in a small house on Walworth Common, near die Hour Blass public-house, many years, and by the: induitry" lived - very comfortably. About ten o'cled on•Weduessiae-cight, the old man, sot 41:oil% oft keine, his wife went out to see if he was at the peb. lic-house, which was only at a short distgnce, ad therefore she left the stteet-door on the latch, wait candle : Limning on . tl* tattle whilst she was gel, On her return, which was not long, she dimmest* On going into the 'parlour, that the candle hid been taken 'dot of the candlestick, and placed 111 an -earthen nailkpot—and the candlestick gOnems On further search she found everything that We portable was carried out of the house, even the i l tiler bed, bolster, pillows, and the whole of the clothes, alsoall the wearing apparel belonging tolwp self and busbaud. An officer who resides on theset , was applied to, bet be could not gain any clue# trace of the- thieves. It is beyond a doubt robbers were prodded with a horse and cart, ail were on the hunt for plunder whep the old lady Id the house. They are suspected to be part of a ntla formidable and well-disciplined gang of het breakens that beie infested Walworth for some Ri ps The same everting, Oxen seven o'clock, she d ling-house of Mr. IL Norrom, N 0.4; Uuilifisrd street, Southwark, 'was entered by Means of fd.e keys, and wearing apparel, trinketi, and otber articles, to a large amount, were stolen. • The nob bery is supposed to have been perpetrated by alai T iill -of the same gang. . licioasra. r --Yesterday an Inquest was held aiilii . Hereford' City, Norfolk.street, Hanover.soaar e r as*. body of Thomas Moore, 60" years of age. The ceased for many years was employed 'at help* different livery-stables and going of messages;, had no lodgings, but slept on dunghills and iik.. stables when he cbutd get admittance. On •- 401 be was in the City of Hereford till the ti - 4. elhottleg up, bet he o 0. nly" took half a pint or ' 1 4 . ~ 'Went away ; nen morideg he Vas found is • :, • • . in Adam'sombers, quite dead and eold. The . Arty were of dettion ttat ilrospobt• man 'Came by _hit death theottli told apt! wen as as it appeared tie hi • takenany refrissstent for sly° days , 4ejli,r4l# , area and retanned a ',Mkt to that effect. - ~ There was *bother Inquest held *at the Turf Tali, bf St-Geargels.floppital, on the body of Gene I. • ,ano. The duped was a line hay, only four.rehri . sald ; his father ; is I bricklayer, residing in mole, cone, King -swat, St. AIWA. be Wednesday irjOw the in chi!" mother wet* bow leetviag himalewelakti where there was a fire,' whet by some :-1 Soi - ftia "dress on - fire, and in an he was leotbdist a Masses ,Hiepterclng screams brought fwah the allilor lodger+, . Asse, ' -a, found . . ild alihronch. :, five lmaraiOr _, - • . . . ' r ELECI7OI4I OP A COPEItNOR - AR COL1)- 1 * ierfsni to Mr. 1 6 10 P. One 4.4 . 6111 t Mr. 9141 ' Tale box open. In this tins *arena the pine., of tnt?! ITELDS PRISO N . had beep out with his mil t &mint at • .%,be , cloth that had been stolen from Mr. Slack, and tht ~ , ~,_ __ isid isie great cast, i n w .. w i t* . . Amok prisoner said that wat elt slut bdonged to him (Mr. Yesterdijkcan electialltatie j at tkil " imalli!Ossit theta= ts ii i • - -04 . ~,. . and Sig c k). The pri s o ner W en d woe m a y •i n bis yen . le_ s it e t.:le e trelr fol o the Go 411.4 most 1 . - it . from the iSth of November till the 2d of December, Ml: e !he. see. . d Bath-fialds, proved at the* - misr .autiyitist . Mr. Slack's testimony was - fully corroborated hip ,th • e Mr. 'ADICINs. ' same articles of ' n• , 1.. .. 'bed -Turnpenny, the officer,_ and others. Ward told , . . b "Sigma' at twelve ' ed• until e t byl/Im Bishop. . eird: , : •: - . • . oda* that he got the cloth from Wood 10 . v . t f There *ere a number a Candidates , but the • J ohs Baskky, and Is , for 1001 44.-i i i . -_ - - 4-fixkoralitatinir"re ."'" j *as settroc4. tarfoor ... 7. - r 72.77 7 ....- " .. -.',,-.0a2-- halm, was Irk. tiipiedilly,Serevieted: - - ' Wood did not deny that, Satil • hod cut i t At the close of the Poll, thttealspiterid - • '." 4 - Willis* Arm, alias - Giblet:, was indicted for 04i given it. ta.hle......Slosire.ohefores. - Whet linig r ..pri gki * . . . . i e lx imvesi teof „......!,, ~ sa breaking and . eptering the house' or Wm. reazifs. was ratett toVoirdall Sr loved the efficer it r oub , air. Fr~g '-- Al 1 Mr. _-.- - 1i and stealing three gold seals, his pipprtr. Th • side.' and mu oas of the ea*, but was soak „ • Mr. Wetter **Men calktd-in, ost the Chairman, promoter lives in Riding-howie-lane, St. Mary.lri- bask and meow& . F. Com, Esq. assured him liefeh tripify at tire result bonne; he had left his hoax in the care I* it rain, Wood wild Wising in her own, defence, b e t- ofthe election, knowing the excellent chafaeter which min named F.,Hanks, and on his return he found Wttril did WK. itoow the cloth was stolen. Ike sh , be bore, and the meritoridusittaripirid:vihith he had his room door broken -open and his property stolen. h a ppy g in who is eery good4oehlog, and n a y ' conducted" himself daring' his connection with the The .prisoner worked in the same employment' with years of age. is far advanced in pregnancy. ___ OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. Yesterday Thomas Bestuick, aged 1-5, as indicted for breaking and entering the house of Thomas Walker, and stealing a metal watch-case, his pro perty. On the 21. th of December, the prosecutor, who is a watch-maker, in Castle-street East, was speaking to a customer in his shop, at past sit o'clock in the evening, when a pane of glass was dashed in with great violence, and the watch-case stolen. In a few minutes after, the prisoner was brought back, and the watch - cas e on him. Prisoner said it was his first offence. Verdict—Guilty—Death; but recommended to Mercy by the Jury and the prose cutor, on account of his previous good character and his youth. James Thomas, It !stack - man, was . indicted for breaking and entering the house of George_ Pawson, ' and stealing 4i. in copper money, four Italf,ereiwrr., and other monies, his property. 'The prosettit6r keeps the Angel public-Crouse, its Pack-Jarie..S.a., l 4l.•' sell. His wife deposed, that the night before tile' rohbery, which was on the 211'iststerit,Ifie'pitsonsIrl was found concealed in si bativ-rtkial, about half-p-iit ten o'clock at night, when she 'went Into se* if the - window liras safe. She fbund him lying on itienrit with a-table offer him. She asked him yrttat he did there? and be said, " Ma'am, I was very steep She told him tots:ant, as they bid Fastened all up. - He dad - went out; ana she Shut the door alley, h* • taut learetted the botise again before site went to bed., ..4te heard no. stelae in the tight ; bat ens roming dowa i stain, about halftpeit sit tittock next morning, the] found three money . 414 irith,their convents stolen.' tNe• door and'ill the.iiisidints in -the front of the house were as rafe•Ati tibilstad letethem when She -went toted nn - the freireits night ; bat in the back-1 p.olottr window, a very large pane of glass had been cut clean Out, liadichrirtly, large for a ;tearer man titan the - plumes. to - have:got in at. In the wa,hbouse, sheroinid two of the tills empty, and a pail stolen. A watch/tan-of Sr.'-fiebrxei in the"Etist Stopped the prim** at Wee itclokk ni . the Morning of the 4th inst. at tfitrceriterOT Phillips -street, about ISO yards' from the Angel, going towards 'lilt plat* where her (the prisoner) lodged. 1-Ie had a pail_ trig hit shiedder,' wilt a piete of flank - of beef ttelsidiiiiind on the top 1 of the pail. NVitness asked whit be had got ? but he made uo reply. He asked him' ' !cute he said he had *got beef., IV - thin went 05i,.0 kicked vio-i lently at the door of a butabeet-shop.. ~The watch man asked him why be: did that, and he said he, wanted to buy a piece of pork, a's he was going to have a party on board the Hope, tke vessel which he said he belonged to in=-the London Dt,;ks. Witness suspecting all ! Was . not right, asked him where hit bought the beg; he said in Ratcliffe-highway, and. offered to point out the shop. Witness sent anittisie watchman with him, and while • they were . gone, he moved the pail, and finding it very heavy, he etas Mined it, and found it contained 'a piece of printed' :tirtton, and underneath that a largequantity of penny _pieces and halfpence. The prisoner's Stott about the beef was found to be tree enough, but he was taken to the Mathes Police Office, on suspicion Of 'stealing the money. Ws Paveson proved the pit anti the piece of reed ; tan in it to be her's; and Ate 'flittiftey found in it cors 4 responded in quantity with that which was stolen from her tills. - ' . firlds detente, he declamdtbat he was'etnproyed hi Nro men toffy the Pail• Wtdiet— G"A"= . Mrs. Orton tectetittre'ndW bibs TO itiii4 ' lie, was friendless and had trot inffited the piehalatel imy is the hbnke. A* Wfirieffia Weft %Witted - ' - - " - lot Steatiner44 'I are some Weirink apparel, in thrdweHitrrhonse . johttlitstrisbn. The proirecotorliret Fattiellolbanade, lkttssisll.44uare, and the lititlnett OW te,hia'stifirr told her that the wits liittiVedfOt i lodging,* , ern the 2U tif . November Mrs. 'Harrison to* ter .tO - sleep with one orher thitaren: 'con - the - 3d *Ube. ' **whet., Mrs. Harrisbehutt ot'elitto to *Wised in 20 thiftein, 'Whim -btu otmd. 4itiserter .4 confasion, She asked her what w* the master'? nod • Abeeriad and said she had been Itidting and thitilt ing abbot her (Mrs. Hartioodt) hr*W - ArtriMs....; lepreiehted as ter sweetheart ; tat that 3 -iviirmstswo. At 'dirt she at . itokihing, end her it it r e created when the foetidfern ': Ifirriscrii is go out with 'het to get a- - hoz 6f clothe& whitt I said she had at sirelatinci'4, She. made draft) manes 1 to get cult Without Mrs. Hatthea, insd as isle aid away. Mrs. Harrison fbllirseed litr-Isrilk Pace: 'where she said her tint *Ot t 'bet litilitSailres there. Neat tia 4 7 - .she "chi hit- Murky 'ma 1 clothes. Mrs. Harrista Saar seirlar r iver, fortnight, ask thee she -*ad liaidbblifr illfatibo roughAtaeteike, *WI 1%140 Mer•igoidik Oar of Ilis;'HartlsoiCi Ori: .Tlittacti ~, Mary neat 'lns isimitt - Ml e i ... ,...ir or bbte iand * lair lallaWAllitli. ..... - . ... , . ....._ .-- to Elie* NJ ate wail in die boirse. Ate then ezithitieti thi °Oar life 44 * the hmidi a s et m' .I .'er 4 rd 1111 2,' '.. fill tehds, and-found r piecebf*ettefttiete hacfbieti Pour ch ild a lala'llair4 o Cit. f i t. ' he was l Wlrd" iii s , cut bt it bo c • e f ee l § ; -m i d •ara cow • - attic dreedfutmatiair shoat the breast, was, Itc k le ' o f cloth; :with ini entii i r t 4reent paiii4 4 l44; . -4 a a a Thi child was aercue the Hospieal,. whet% satin l ade, verdant' M " d ig ' the ' tagierhad been Ae a e , e te e treading all stergleal :Who'd mildical aid coriddeo , and i s ii n gi. sa f a a' a e la .si te , wa e t hea• e i eet ow - • ; 4,;,1 mite was resorted to, the child died the same ~ and taxe d w gib the e mb et iy o l l tddi W -- d t i, l i e d.... thr e - i i i in the in mo v li ... tiojaiies . bait', Verdict—Acci ~ :. '' ; _ es i er in asked -her Where bet *boil* Aitig okapi' ead burned to • w -iu poi . Deb she tad,- at' Ilk. -9; Ad._ ' An * * trite taiter lit the Red Lim lPatkali , bat *bad. -HeAeirottheiCktitallidod ' ' 4that Inf., . 4 !reer , „,.. ota r i gre",...„ r2re,,,,°11 the bcgieit, s eer -notaber there, 4rit- re se& 4ilitter4 7 .,, , ..„,,,„.).0 % ,...,_. - .71?., __ s u dd en l y. Verdict.. nod ;Be theft .ratt.tes•VScer'-fdr: %leo la nt dip the !_:7-4 nrsgaionst 9410 90 * ,i) .1! *4„.. .i.). - *Olart ihk. house. • Wboo.ohis tome theelliceriaidlihel49 toil- '' - ' -4 C'' MIXD- . -- I ___Z -' - -••• _ Le ,' I At t e, *old -the tie No it or ht.elfrotiteilkiii In iiitos*.si DoiWkils*arifilirta'W"glis•= ilk & :Whiten - street , -street, trywhiti4- 4 111r . trokihete, satdie!, E 11 4 10 0 11106. .RlOl Ny; A.4l** .. „ ,__n__we 44- , ' ' ag. 6C. .' .7 4 1 P 0 1 . stein 01' die elOo Oh. of seat- ' they feOnci **Wade le r a i rca r eeo = °, ,7, l 2Mie ii i , j a w w ) etitbaerrifrho iiit _ t _ _ a said -I ~lift ifrotiktf,` 4 4ll9,o 'trio ism of su:4;iia — e - Prat of Alum . . f. 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