Star. — London, England, 1823-01-16 00:00:00

EPITAPH ON • BENJAMIN TREMLY% r I Ali OLD SOLDIER, BURRO IN DREljnii.L CHURCH •14114 WHO DUD Dgc.l, 1822, AGED 92. BY THE REV. W. L. BOWLER - . . A poor old soldier shall not lie unknown, Viithent a verse, and this recording some. 'Thu his, in youth, o'er distant lands to stray, • Danger and Death, companions of his way : • Itcre in his native village, drooping age Cloil thy long evening of his pilgrimage! Speak of the past—of names of high renown — Or his brave comrades long to dust gone down, llis look with instant animation glow d, • Tin; nipry winters on his head had snow'd. llis Oonntry, whilst he he'd, a boon'supplied, And iPalkit her shield held o'er him when he died! Christian, that his spirit lives with Goa, And pluck the wild weeds front the lowly sod, lipase dust to durst, battle the chancel's shade, TOrdse last tromp, a brave Man's bones are laid ! ono witoatno...—Among the vices which fashionbas too great a share in encouraging, none is of woi se example, or less excusable, than that of pro fah* swearing, or, the practice 6f interlarding - ones con:remotion on all . oicasions, even the most trifling, with . appeals to the Darr. A General Officer, who is'a living-and ;11ustrious example of the perfectcom patibility of the most gentlemanly manners with the strictest put ity of language, but who was in early life' much addicted to this fashionable sin, dates his re fir/nation from a memorable reproof which he acci- 1 dentally received, when a young man, from an eccen-; tric Seogiilt Clergyman. settled in the North of Eng-I land. Willie stationed with his regiment in . Newcastle, he had the misfortune, one evening, to get involved in a street brawl with some persons of the lower order, and the dispute, as is too tonal in such cases, was car ried on with an abtyndance of audacious pathi on both sides,- The Clergyman alluded to, passing by at the' tan - 4 Am, an t i beingtonChithocked at the imprecations vidilehnii.iiled his tarsi stepped into the Mulst of the with Milano uplifted, thtis gravely od isreveed a e ef.the prinCipal leaders of the rabble el 0h1 r . 4 1 0 . 1 1 ', John ! *bites - this now thin? `You, * poor collier hody;, and swearing like iaiLoid is a' the land 1 Obi doho! ha l e ye nae fear whatwill beep's* o' you? It may do very well for this brow Go t to ren here," pointing to Lieut. —, 44 to - bang aI swelr as be pleases ; but, John, its no for you, or the likes'. you,. to tak in vain the name: 0 . fi ve by whom yew liveand have you r being." Then turning to the Lieutenant, he continued, 44 Yell endow' the poor man, r,„for swearing ;hes an ignorant body, and kens nae better." Lieut. —. slunk away.covered with ennfusion, and unable to make any answer; but the next dal he made it his business to seethe worthy ;'orstOi;, ondAhanked him in the sincerest Manner for. hicsra.timed admonition, which had, as he assured him, -and as the result has shewn, cured him for ever of a:Mo4 hateful vice.—Pirgi Aimed& „rtJ r""'""'"'"7"" -- '• , stt:Stutgard (called the Neckar , stavic that ” the articles on Spain is rib* - , Ste Moats of the 14th. 21st , and 27th of (I ):Aigt tiie'lsth .Sovembes; of the .Bth and' 18th: Desoaiber..are.ftwas-the pen of lialtiTßrun." We cannot say whether this statement be correct or. tret.i . titi.e*e ceciafttly can say-that M. MAlCE;BbiOsit' cirtettiVeVh4 7 oifuipe4find ablest wrlteri Spr'. day. While we Ric on al's subject, .we May- sieiti. that a letter from Paris inforMs us who are the an. short' of the Watlike articres in the 'Ultra JOimials : the Ba r on de Vitrolles and M. Laurencie wrote the articrgi, in the Qualaiiie ? ...e • M e s srs . s: s j c p se i and Martainville, and the Abbe Lamennais, those in the Dtapeati: Blanc; M. Rocheplate (confidential se eretait to the D a ki 4eMont,morency), those in the .letoile; 14. Al p honse Beauchamp, those of the Tow dre ; M. Lourdoueix, and, the redoubtable Count Achille de Jouffroy and others unknown to faint, those in the Gazette de France. INlou n lay se'nnight, a girl belonging to Miail(er toodie, in attempting to cross the Eden at Dairsie Milh, on a plank, which vibrated by' her motion, be came giddy, fell intt --' and • Nwned. On the.Sth instant s helots) ing to.the sloop Nac land harbour, fell , Immediately. • Any .person who of A fish, will find pains of tartar emetl insniediately afterwai row:dated - mass mole than two or remedy, that it than twenty-$Te pi tnOthoto &Soon Coach, bamount of nearly ,EIR rought before the LORD the one named cryfird, suspicien of saving been recollected that two - out of the coach, in the lane, the guard having, Oddly laid them on the The evidence did not Volvo, under all the lied In sending back order that opportunity fads commoded with The Bow-ternarn—Yeatertiny Tears of age, was cbariod the shop window of /antes . *alba Burlow, shoPman talf-gopt seven o'clock or eustftmers is bilmalue an 4 ba looking, mimed placed lo the wiodow and re-closed • .whools prisoner with - tliti , obeeie down Mercen.street; be raft; iltAilMingslieuri pfeiyes,l# bi motional Mr. VOnOilit.S. anything co 'l4 Ws 1 [.shall reserve , wasitutly committe d telresigto _ . Armitchr. Min t theAtiwn pcifesbion with - - DefilittTO' was , fair" MA tome agile toriv i r/ Lanced the Maglstriti M % 'Vs hewn appeancd lambed him at OUST Ibis)was to try *the amount—of May, 1821, Tobler, and John Sody ' ping,. who The Sol question K 'accepted 1:q by Raine to ....os. Sawyer, - .. , In satisfaction of claims vrhithlfuillamliad upon him. The bills were made. payable. at Messrs. hi daile's, but -before they beeinneduet . both Raine and Lockland had become bankrupt. . . _ Witnesses were called to prove Preatatation of the bills, and their dishonour. . The.bankruptcies of tbc. parties were admitted. Mr. SCARLETT ) on the part eithedefenclants, said the first question was, whether notice. of 'the dish°. pour of the bills- was not necessary to bare been given to entitle the holders of the bills to prove them under the estate; and that the Solicitor• General aught to have proved Raine was not to be fogad.— i ls, second objection was, though Raine was i bank !rapt, yet his assignees had the management of his , affairs at the time the bilis beeanie due; and though Ilk bankrupt could-not have been found, yet that the holders of the bills could have found, and have given tice to the assignees. He contended that it was the iotpity of the holders of the bills, if they thought they ad any claims on the estate of Raine, to have given ice to his assignees. ' • Upon an-attempt to pnt in a letter from Raine to yer. and Company, it became necessary to call a clerk of Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, *olicitors for the defendants, to prove some notice, when he was cross examined by the Soticatotatraitat., and stated,: that Raine absconded before the Commission, and had never surrendered: . . • • Mr. Cotaberiedge swore, that hearts a partnet in the house of Sawyer and. Omja Mayo 181•7*-11ir Sims, a managing clerk ,Of;liaineiiappliod .to. Albeit houte for a loin of mousy, or .sather to enter into.a cannection •-with their bowie; fist savaral 'purposes, and 'no doubt the kttets .produced were received by 'Sawyer and Co. ........n, :...: .-,1 .. . ..•::: ' Upon-cross-examination the iiitseentoild Erinspins: posed that. *lulu:mai of Sawyer and Co. should di `goods oti Mr. Rain's Redolent. The . propOsitkia in ship goods came entire* from Raine,,Raine was iit an extreme large War of business, having. sit . South. sea ships, and shipping goods tb St. Domingo, Italy, and various other parts. The shipping of AM goods hiving. gave, for some time 4114 tarniog otse.dis advaistageooe,ltakse was told Mesita Sawyer and Co. wiihed the basing** to.be terminated forthwith; Rain, was raidested to give some Cesanit.for the name% Sawyer and Co. ~advauticipas , hell .as for thia-ptabable foes .whiek might arise. On. tbe :4. nature. ' Ilainwirpon ibis...sent runt to see how account caekl -be senled,i which .was done, biro their receiving, ammo bills, i iill; .other flees , • - and mike - weer delivered tip,. 'and the goods that remainedMudd - itetif-to be &niter and Corn t*f*:! .74,..**41030 Mifiliti aid ttSUltea to their hi*, with the Ml?* upon '' - i iiiiiiki444*aeded 0.1 i Ate nasp;Otthe sk there ins no idea- of Rains% beledy iftsbleerttl'teifarfrdon it, that ;Sawyeasind c r iaiteift had •ftirdtir'tifulnifitiOns with him up to the . 4* Ohiti tea* estitili d . 17#i ad vanced , hire Cllo9.sbortlyiliefina. Die kin ii•ii, Pio : whdlo Of the inanuldou'of the dapple!! of geed: has 'lollift.fide,:ao . nbx - a ip)btft tp tetteld thet t ::l,lo the Ch4iges Would ha 'C be , OA/4*V Ph billsiiid lA6( accepted. iltidgia•isid Camiisi,liegia kills as a security for meinn o t to flasetasimed,o9aspany• to the amount of ' . Aft* lirodicos:bild' pickle them under Loch : rid's Coaaidirtdicilk, il4e Thera i l back at the request of tlic.ailichcesi P4POO, a Miliuiriin to account to thorn for the dividend. Thi.eohlmission was two and a halt npOn therda *nt Otiti 'The Soublitit4iligiAt;i rep i t 'citititiitea unite' was no gronhd fai iha charge of usury which had been made ; and be felt insured the . plaintifft would ' their expectations'" 4 ttornty nerali stated. the case. Ile saidthaitheroblaer , reins ;barged: te-have• been committed in -thedvielling house of his Majesty, it being ih . fat committed at the Mirit l scinloWer-hill ; 'bet the Mint wgs the dwell- ing Ornianiaf the offilers belonging to it, who witi the servants of the Ring ; they paid" Oeither rent nor taxes, for that was given them by Government, se that the Mint was, in fact; the dwelling-hOuse of his. Majesty, it being inbablied by bis servants. The property was also charged to be the property:of his Majesty i it was rightly so charged, because his Ma jest), held it in trust for the ration • ' Henry William Atkinson, title of the Moneyeri of ItheMint, stated thai, from time to time:he forked a deficiency in the amount of the silver given out. lie knows the pri3oner atsthe bar; be was employed in 'se cutting-out deOrtment of t#l, wpm .Ie Cense- Lisenie Of informatina.witnesi ipecej:4l,:h4", 4 the O th of December last, caused all the w o rk - pe ople to *arched on leaving their work. Upon thf_prii ionix being searched, thirteen blank pieces (*bleb bad beettcut out for Crowe pieces, but not stamped) Were found upon 'Mow. ' There were also found npoa him some picklock keys, and some wax with the impression of the' wards of locki. , i , . . Richard Franklin , jun. another of th e. Moneyers or the Mint, was on duty on the 10th of December. lie found a defitierity in th:eilver coin given out on that day of one pound and tour Ounces. • John Field, an officer in the Mint, went thereat' iTuesday . ..the:loth of December.ln consequence of dieeirreting a deficiency its the silver, eitnesi seia irated the 'whinier from the rest of the workleople.-- 'I-felled bis hind. in iiii pia* coat *lit, and in !drawing it' out there fell a tin bdt, Id s hltlx *aid in the fal4 and a skelitOn ,ky, anoth er skeleton key pertly Made. and a quantity of Wax, for the purpose 'of receiving tit* impression of the. wards, fell out of tlftl 1i94. War itness vieditke two lets at the lockref trtitt ' ti es IP Minh' 'itki **Over_ As. - a nd foli .tliii; die .pliei were .j9st .the mos site. •On searching the prisoner further, three or four .). sof silveffell upon the ground from di& fekent p lit bit - tioritoil; and tifarraidi le tkag fell . 16"biii,...iklai Containid:Morepuionietailves:Theie were in all thirteen piece:,.elliasge blanks:for crown pieces,' !red bit'. •• :Is . *Pete: WNW? ite , was siblukit ; holt! he baisitit ~.. .•.• " - .'plOtildWr Be tit! te, itippoitil diat,ionle , ...i iiiatir:-.l4l.A.PPA.,4bitf: pocket, and that hcliadpielsed up anima • • On the street. 1.4"-vmionspzi , .. • William Parker attettlatit - tire Mint On the /Oth Id Deter:label lsk *Si* ViV . lisfsbblf *arched, and corroborated the evidence of tbe last witness. Mr; Perini tad Idolikitnr . of the , • • Incanted* dOk At,* ...IMitil" Affrorrkr .' • 7;i . 1. 4 . : ikt, - vbicti - **.— - The - pasqlsii.*l4 "i l M4Silid V 9lO . 1 \ • LP. tq fe;ony,.b4 cootictitTiter tiiidei the Palonbroktrs /let fbr teals y eayiitibt• alb& Wkikep4iViiit 16 three mentift ittiprisorititent :the-tibuie of corec- The.eartiek Mit._ , 7 Mbeakiry reassrenskskveraicko.C.F. ' Efixafreth Ann Weed stookkidietia furs teasig, half ifbiisfiet of co ta t s; die Ikrisgeftt if 'Wm. h, Esq. Serje,ant at Vivi, ~ . 1 , -, ) : , - The prosecute* OCCup4le. fibers is Skrjiatit'li bin, and the prisoner was his _laundress. Thr-t uo , sefutor had been in the• habit' of missing coals daily since Christmas. 'On Saturday morning. last., the prosecutor watched. the prisoner s , and, saw her tali the coals. He charged her with the theft ; .she*4 very abdtivei and , theetteried-that 'she would send Va. somebody that *43 dofiir,trint - ffhe.thep at" , and shoitly afterfraids . retolisect . with . ber i hhitiln• ' who threatened the preasecutot Cur aecusing,l4 , 4 .ei 'i; an}t declared ;bat he ifrouldfkber pro%ecute the pia, Loner, ott, pi. OA iiiiibinty , *kilo postivilte!. thi. wed F t ercitioti.,lie . S44 , ,lll'estliitie, dbinpellid ot , ' inititate the present _prosecution. • . . The prisoner denied her glit,ilt,- bat 'called no Wit; newes t and the Jtirx fop*, tier(4lifty. TbelX;o,llllllllkertkOst. fia. ft.,,' to ci o inontlii . tit& prisengsant ht. the duce of correction. •.. ,* - .114stros Allett,•tt private id- the Ist Regiment it: 0010thelailit o,4rds, was indicted ' for stealing a gas& tic Greif= coita l the propeityofjlis Majesty. ' It appeared, from the statement made by Mn l 4 4 kt.t.re as Counsel for the. prosecution, as well as front the evidence of a number of witnesses, that toots is a regulation in the regiments of the Guards. due diet a certain period, the left-off cloathing of the soldiers is sold,' and the prodhce of the sale ap, 'iiged for the bEnefit of the sneer in . December last, 60 coats:Were Missed, some 'of Which were fhb* is the . possession of a man named lkirgis . ,4 slater ie . ; old clothes,. in Rosemary-lane; Burgis stated that be had purchased thew from a-soldier ; but this account not being considered • very satisfactory, burgis was appleisencted and Aent ,to the Comptes. ; he afterwards pointed dtit Ilia *hotter as thi person' Who hid: iall the 'Pat; V _168P., ; Uptiti- ieurFbjeg the psisoner'a lodgings some .skeleton keys wen • foinid, Whieli opened the doors of the rooms: I;lthetskthe clothes were deposited in the Tower of 140adoss. • Burgis was called a s a viitnesiXiihe.proseicutiosi and swortpositively to buying Oii;co. 4 o of the 0 7 , soner in a,. public manned, and gi ving a fait - pre. for thesi. ,clt. ' l l i filfititlitittilidefttitil 'a long_ And severe trees. examinklfitist - Mr: 'Alio'. t ithi; ho'noiliing in ibi li your of the prisoner was ite4 from it. • • -• i • 'NW Yi W who. .itaelW.er!.cf ea: 11 0 V 341 ;Alt #4 heal:-sien..ebt: ;pa' deer. se lling die stoleii artelitate 'Nig* .ift ibe - dey thud, •is . thiircbtifils4isarketa in ~, liesegnffitiilo9; . _..;' ' • • • - • . _, the•OMPlr'lliane*O. fence ; 71),' a. logs . 1 .on his t ehalf, that he had skia:juiteenMrstAL had- ifsi; • . -- ' sill roan' dhecti . lns given by Coxurr . iir r,„..,515"1L4*0MY.e.910e that brancifofecodsay pretty. %Niger F- five 0116 :Of Matt ' lNA WC! potiod•Nei 'wake Si dozens of -*tram OA cost 18.9 d. co ha ilk, and ls. Od. for tie We. • - •• • .1 - 1,, IL_l Al.._ •!.. ..! ;„• A t . ''' • 10:: iAFP' Igi t kittedt - ' ,•.. t .- .'-- ~ Kr) . a .- • _ • / e w i Out arty' • : -... ••.. • - • ' .. Os- il.l Fto-4 ~. i 7.,, T or Ea sel va l ., 14141/AIIIY 1/... , N . Jfeitertby t h ns, eft! oef .. ....eu 4p_ 1 ) nnainia v. ii 10111 2 11144 ,, - ,-..- •s• - filAton, the Loan deter:SA of die 11 1 14 .1 ih , isetefife • , ; (3a 1 w hi t l ait f r i e d,,-•ch t b ee . return je It- and oTtlie ff d sit ay Yl' of;e l ro as e ii i t lik4hl" .' Is est issne.direetedrby the•vice - un ° M. Mr. Justice.Hoptfrai;,d 6 l' . 3601.,•411611.PuGa' th e o.liiii i t';;` she fairid . c:sdtair of her it mem: lecher certain Bills of: Etchange, to Ake, • ni . William ...fiemss,; 104 . it, 800 a caPitallY...-inc[i.StO ,f l aie f i t ;4 Otilii' l. . - .. . „., Si . l' , tt t. 4: 4430 1, - wen r"lab le ". 43g. i a .. C"— 'for stealing . 44lnitlaii clivelNurbeerie - of his majelaK ' th e fQn,nd thatter drawer tillit4 l% .9lPlikaiC 11, by the Assignees of . Nessrs.."7"lwier' thirteen pieteidflirieri saltte St: the property of his role Wiles merapiaaedia4mtudiatmem,....-__ ,nd Company, milder . die. Comniission of 4. ,, esty. A woad. 4onnethiiked Or SC,PICA 01v4r . . % p i e 5/?d w. pt , ; , I, , : bi t i,i4 n i le iniii 1 Reiner* bisenibbakeriitisiding in Wap- o r" 1 to be the propesty. cif .she -Mowers Pt ,tite,Mine, es ~ ;;i : i isi s4 f i tcji ...c h itfft t- e ili ... , . ,Ite eitiem,..., becamea b4nirti P till that T4l:4r. * !,, in' - 4n4ividu i lls ; and. the -third wont chat gee it to be ia scat he priskiner:.moap , S. . , •, 1 . „ ---- ,ci . ''!„ktr, ILicrroa•GewanaL seined, that the hugs t h e . pi o p e rty• the grnneyefs;Vi the 'Mint, as . die igi vovi lieh a vme. % - etclistur . ' ~bink - , l a g) lad been drawn and Waned by aline, and invents and ofacerlof his Majesty., handed by Joseph Lockland, ssidAtreskthen band at . 11e, fils•cFr, I ii.V piwinr: ..ya , lecutr,iii. a one , Mr. RA iiii (in • absence of- the ttosocy,Gf- to Messrs. Sew7ert Tek!l er * . 1 r 351 9",P 411 ! , -/ hetnil stated the it2ti%. 116 salcithat the' rabberv.was - ... . _ __, ___v____ _./. et_ , .a...„.a._ hiirufria yirds . Id &utti;,- —.. • . : ~ the triii — a — cistWe - iiiiiiiiiiitiEr — Q3l;;i g Ts - ;67 I gave hiss the Ise*: IliatiNistreat addl. the Batkof Pii4ose'thti wet* 6 0 0 Nat To Width 'fletizonitti charfitMer anif t 4who fisuntftli sone* rBpireni M liteirtft otikift the • Gik; L 4 prekses • John Barisesasa-6‘43, ill/UW . I4IW This was .the..case for the drows:.:ll6e l iissmilir :stealitittinjite, del pr 41-lit. Deacon Di, Made ttO 4Aherr- nor did he - cat star tykes see of Pinner Park, Middleses, The ;Yrl:, 6 , i ll !4 l ts'prmief ,„; 7..., The aZ PP l e iL f rat igl7 4°, ' , fi lU nd r = Mary MarkbyLatve was i;,dictect for +; j. 9 ! a ft erio ; pe***4 of " 'ilsunet,; s aga. • ottOptieritiihed redetigsWsietidiy Ito whom. the plgsenerazoid the animal. • perty of Itobeit ' CtivOtit t itt dirt The ptiwitteit elAget,that they bonklit case were of „,t430,.464 . c e do*Lk a pOjcisfseids but they called no woo prisoner was apprebended on this charsepsuidttnketr „ • before the Megistrawat Ration- trden POW 0,50 N • , who refused to commit her to take htfltfil lot , ftwe 'pWn' dirndl** mien by Mr. Cowart . J .• . • - . nto the river, and ;vas drowned not be disappointed in their expettattontuf a verdict don. The.parties , wlyzt had lost the property were not . and it l tet- isfi • ' ant, John George, a seaman belong- in their favour., - • - . Nancy, of Perth, lying ht Sunder- Ike Loab Coit i li,J:44ekitAia.ttellateie et the l'as.tt *bast the Pr - 0 6 W_ ,_ • siei ilV'edeelltlitifeelstik •• • ,‘. • 1 from the mast upon deck, and died questieek end detailed the; evidence. H is. Lordship 'Aisles Oesiteiter,Oey *M i red gliWillertiiiritjOillit Thursday 'ffittii • -- ins. Ctrs% &A fotistet-• noticed the several objections raised by the Learned her : helatt the 1 3W11_ Pq • 4 , 114' feroatti •- Ther* . P, - ' I P • ' A ~.,....4-v a . • .. _to may swallow a pin, or the bone Counsel for the dffeidiii4 ; he considered the (OW 4tieek letf -1 1 0 keige'libedasif :; •. bet • tetttedeisf'd Tuesdif, at :4 -itio, , Dytiroku.sitilet•eivot I almost instant relief by taking four don of notice to at - binik*t is disposed OF, .41 &a.; +he erie - dpiiiPiktided iiider • Mi`. .:'. - lier&Wierrilliffei me Mn. the. ,Chaileisbit-Of lat'shied s b y c ou rt Le eat rnetk dissolved' in warm water, and sequence of • his absconding. Upon the second Ob. the Monti . . aitd . sb ie lgtv s si •'. .- •••• •ttf;. • tatr in t e r en bi cosustyaMeetno.iliehhi,v4elsedsughteviat Ilfiliens Tube. wards the white of six eggs. The jection, on.the point . of law, as to- the ureesaity of haling *halt tki ! 6tithita - t iii..,slßilliagf . ord, Norfolk. i • ,,.• •• -s ,tlr..i . - Will 0.0. t .retnain on th e stomach notice to the asAguees, •he shnntd rale thti . itinki not ref the illketelprethkiidle . lateistAiiiidisset,Alpun • -•- iirki x. - - - t- ............-..,, ~...,.. . t a n • three minutes. *So effectual is this occesSarii. li tittitt the PciiseS4P-ef the bills by these facts heitl t Ma* itveli P '''''" - Du the otiltie • ilttE*947 'Sao/moth% bas beets known to remove ncrloss Mesirs. H o dges - been fully erphaitieci. • With re- Mr. Amor clinvfttplug the popicut . for, - 1141111* --xi i t i r .vife . v i =r a ' a s t 4 Da . 44 tr s ' pies stn once . . •-. Apeet to theremaiitins and material spestionas to the theh and the JAzy crotiseipmAy acqUiltedkr , s, • lifeedsty,:at bh . ! i bblibtagpe, -Yesterday &Tema, the `hard 4 the tar. trandetioxt beiffto*kned itt usury, that:wai entirely . Siri Justice limatoto Odd. •be wan 0110prttist dal ..• WOO l 9 t , . /Mee' Coollieh w 1• : _ •;--. :11 •2 ) .m.fr 011 ' limn :t )achowhich was robbed of Ihnk- cote , to a : question , ro r e jyai . :: any Magistrate should era in. so mistaken a manner -.. 4..sur:__-d • - - • s-Ae Otillatioistairreetiroihr Wiltiltdointialiss r XOOO, 00 the nth /if Dei 6 inliii' * ; 4 i!• "fhe.lory &mit* the Pliioa - s-astatilrga r. 44.16. is the Marrstrafiairstatee ap ofie- •- _ I. ' ' - la, to elgiteltskitaitivar. owlet AkeseeeilliAdidig .oltD Mairow,tog•thet with two outer Alen. a 1 '• • . wd, the other Clarke; for exasulnation, on •. • ;fritita V. stowszasom - • Aka retie, .rerel P oses, . ' leiseGiitire` Ma&V, iltrenren, Chief of the -esselent-sisiissunserons clan Rblioileni een concerned in the robbery,- It will be This trai aa action tosi - a tharterl ~ p *hich *ire iiiditted for itilirawq tivittif - met) . the c•kilillawal. " 1 " 1 ""ai • ' :- - ' •.- ' -- - • ' parcels . , conrainhl the notes, were stolen tbe defendant r y444o - s4triy • Ake W est In. d4venittr While Yif titatii i ttid LerVion,lntli'diell- dwa b i dw „.iiii m liik a inp i i ' AA / 114* " .4 .4 40 , 44. 401 5 , 1 h . •• • JR. '. i f ~ to yard of the Swan-with-Two-Necks. Lad- A ;.... i t - disi JOOOl O . tiliii it ibip-shitncl- tent tO Steil: • - • . ' ' • ' -' - - . ' Ing, according to his own account,. Juan- '''""' appea . ' ii `• ' "..ars :, the seat of the coach. ter, at farmhouse, shipiped on beard .the - do - endorses Ttosietzt - tg:ayitaditv,..aivie s ikt 2 2l l.l. Pall- • ~•iimseicactee 4 rake!. 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