The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-05 00:00:00

1 been sustained;--but •the: father's peace of mied, concessions, and his daughter's character, were to be taken into cutolue consideration. The fact of the letters stated to have Mr , been received from the Defendant not being produced that t) was important, as if they really contained .promises having a marriage, or any matter likely to benefit the or wet! Plaintiff's cause, it wns 'littoral to suppose that they and / would have been forthcoming.. The statement of the ,lady t Defendant's having, given a bottle containing a certain o'cloc). _ mixture to the girl, was not confirmed, although the twint(t,of, certainly she had said so on her oath ;—if that really if a Newcast... wits given and for the purpone of producing abortioni _mire a piece of.twal. He lbw% milled eelinacr. • the Defen dant, in the case of the mother or child's Johe.Coggai; a schoolinaster at Mailing, odd, be 4,oiit sir consequence, would hate been subject to ad Was going home to Addington, on the:eight of Abe . ii!dietroeut for murder, and the law, oil the fact's 2d of September, through. the - (roes bf*''' -Keiiig proved, must have been put in force. It did In approaching the feat accrue not appear that any extraordinary means bad been saw a man and• a lady Mending empl'eyed by the Defendant to seduce the girl «Very loving, anti had ~ their arms the girl had been debauched, and therefore hid ;4 . „When he aponoaelfed the Andy 1 claim upon the Jury for some damages. Ideas ver 9 I .pjimi and he thought - the man true, as had been stated, that the Defendant conk; . -lteard no cry ,of murder, end i lint g ive evidence in his own cause, bet still . there', been made, there was 'reeding,. - leetreartylhets that would have operated in his fa.. the spat. ! - • , • : :spur, whichaiight.have been proved, of which •no I . John Bromley, iinhoenieker evidence hall been -brought forward. If any levity on the 4th, Of September lest he' on the part of the girt previously to her connection from Mailing to 'Tunbridge; befi with theilsiotiffltad been proved; of course it Would had a qoarterti of gin of three base hed• much weight, bul• nothing of the sine had avid. she dresk the first glass, Me beet( adaauced. Under all the circumstance. there ever kissed her at nil. could Nino question that an injury ' had been sus- ; Thomas Cornwall said,: smile tented, hot though that might be serious, there was ' troduced to Mills 110(16014 by a , a degreeof moderativeito be attended to in regard , of hiliPler He asked her to take tOdioriages *Well the Jury must not lose 'sight 0f.v... ! she readilytousetited. .He then It was toile impossible to know all the circumstances . familiarities which passed. A t of • such a. rase. They would consider. if they bed i o'clock, he stated that he tainted daughters in such a situation what' they' should fest i wtindo.ws of a Mr. Ethringtou, in thq;• itti4 and expert—but the son* also •were not Id •bo Alibi:Melling. . '. . •'' ti :. h• (4! ; .fl ..„ • patted of all consideration,. There solidi, tga* : ci v.. , Mr. Ethrington, a. grocer at. Mallingt cerustatices which ought to have much weighttin•pals ! this stetementias having:menthe last eifseitilimiiikg. l Bating their conduct. There eould• be nsidoabt u ! her, awl lifting her oil -her feet. .f• - t 'qr. ..y2 : ,*r< to pit improper inteecourse luring taken place; and I On this evidence the 'Jury wzlsolltinik • . • there oils no insinuation as twee, other further than ' minified, withentigoing forther,./terreing= i t the ,Defeedset-;• Isoleed he ive4l;in some measure ad. : Defendant. '.l-.-, • -.• i- • • . .t ., , Aim* t toi'. , Inittoll . : rust Circumstance its •his Couversetiort. With I • . ...is i., .. , .-- i stiroseirri_.••••.‘. 4.1/ ' Ward ' *ln "" I (holieniebilt tobilintee Mastiffs. I N, a. .., t invt..FF in Ancinsts.t - 1 •:: .. Plaintiff wog **titled.° liteheordedilete with shoderefte - -,. .., SO: - r- glrOgsAs wilorAff• drunkn - - . 1 , i•-• -. •11. -• ---.:1 o*- , . This Priseasm o aged.4o, wasisidictsel f • •Ilik jig, After eoeSoitintlitielber, .adia kw in 4 NI murder of:Mary Bryan -his We, •at tlikkesa;# stets* - mhaviscd e verdict fos4ketinekesilksdrksmages Mr, Pv Imre conducted ;he Preaecatitos, . ~!: !,. f '.. 'VOL- Y . . ' . -r! ....._ ... George Leiett ; nephew el the Pricer* , enhved from ',widen to 13ilstoo, on.Etster, Monday • bull% went to his uncle .Grilithdy wham he-litased- Oiti Prisoner and his wife. Tlrey•stayed there tiltkeettr •: 12 o'clock. The Prisoner, his wife; sulfite !Mae% left Griffith's together; there was aleo.i. weemm,wol6 them, whose maiden name was .Wilkes: they 1040 at g house awhile, till the Prisoner's wife came Apt them. All three arrived at the Prisoner's hems! ..at one. They invited him tole with Mealy:. b id th e y not previously known that he was coaling. , Ile , elept with the Prisoner that night, aod.kili wife slept mith the other woman. He rtme at seven o'clock in morning, a little after the Prisoner: they trirtg, dews stairs together to the'Swaa publicAnuse: tasy did not see the woman limit. • At the Sweet they took two quarterns of reel, &ado jug of ale:- • staid there about two hours god an half. T ..1 they went to the Cock public.hoese, about Orfnet* further : there they had a good deal of ale, sad east 011ier company : thence -Mabel Wilkes. (stew to fetch them • the Prisoner's, etre Cammillistat the men follow ed her haute ; k was Albs' d lone after eleven. Mrs. ilryan went 'in firsts 411011tomet eau body else : them then had something tedatowmtdmirk 4reety all day, .Tlie Pawner eta entitles %., they MI diuuer at owe, when they drank agate: • alifnenellp. iter, Mabel' Wilkes- went to Birmingham.. - 4140; five (O'clock the witness god the Prisoner went WIC leaving the wife behind. Theiy treat again 40-4 bill Swan, . where they staid till hall past seven: Abed! 1 half an hour after •they here there, Mrs. il.sames and they! had four, quart 'jags of 'tale *motes five it. them. They the% all three went home : titers veld' nobody else, in 'the house : they then supped :• tit Prisoner did not • eat any thing altday. • Aftenimplit , per, the Prisoner and his wife were- playing tegetheel with e whip,' before the trapper things had leterrpet! away. They were.laughing, end nothing like quo, ref appeared. This lasted four or fseesainotes: • Site' took,the whip out et. hie liandv.aed threw vit on one aide of the frre.plaoe, by way of petting it awry:--. She then got up, end pot the sapper tititsgraway.— Small knives of had been rased :he firmer saw a careisig.kitife airday: tA gins of 1110 was left for, each. The, silkiest was sober: the Prisdner was tipaey when the witeess•fousd bies:on , ttive Monday everting, and Lipsey whose 'he pt 'pigsties mowniert in the evening of Theederks,emsid herilly'bold his, head up.. He spoke•wa thioldr die skeane meld hardly 'understand' bile n -le Spoke eery wildly The 'dieen-tb• • #i %.!:_lit. •• • --asso.4.-.:1 .• ..,• ~.,1 ; .1 MAIDSTON E,•Attatilr 3. i• - ?UR LINO V. NALPIt. . ... •• This was-an indictment against the Defendant-Sot an abaselt, with intent to commit a rape, • opals Utley godson, now Mary/Knight, otl tbs '2cl of September last. 1•••• • . , This cause recited a considerable degree of interest in the Cnirt, as both parties were well known at the town df Mailing, where-they resided. The Prose. eutris was a xoang • s..ady, , who kept a school, and the l)efentlant • libsgocrn in• the•towo. Since the dd.( leged atteinpkeire 'id married another Surgeon, re. sident at:Nestsington, near London. , • .• Mrs: Knight stated, .thalon the id of September last she spent the erasing. et Mn. Moreton's, at Mailing. fa the course of the evening the Defs:o4. ~ ant also came there, and stnid..sapper. After sup.' per he desired her to take a glass of brandy, which he said was right after eating pickled salmon. Wheat alte.waa.•going, away, about eleven o'clock, Mow Moreton was about .to see her hotha, wistar-Alr, i Ralph said he.would escort her. As they wilfelliss4 homeisrds the new hops smelt very stkeet. 'Thi4stpri ... duced a discourse about them, He said he litaklia thered a 'fine bunch, as he came along, and _NONA left them a little alty down Ityash.lane, end hlaileht minded her to go down the lane with him. lie the* asked her if she knew jeer way borne through-Skew. neg.'s-lane, and said it was as near for themes going back. They accordingly went that war, and had far as the first _accommodation gate, when he the gate close, and penned-her :up hi a tbrneri began to take very iodettent liberties with her, screamed aloud, but no on .came-to her assist:. She, however, e*eaped, and. had got half over the adjoining field f •when . he again eke. _ her, . forced her against a 'bean stack, and re. •wed his attempts. _She, however, retested; bat some strogglitig she fainted. When she re. cot - prod, she found Mr. Ralph supporting het. He '.said be was sorry for- Vet he hid done, 'and t be would not do so a n % ore if she would so.. A nly promise not to to tly one. This she pro.- tithed. -lie then went wi her to her own home; • ' file did not tell any one what 'had pissed. She shortly afterwards taken ill, and Weenie deli. riOuVio whirls delirium she , raved *lot what Mc 'alt haddone to her: • cross.esamination, she stehldt*M'OliasePt a `h, k 7 7e1 ' ,111 RAIM inie bpse *Pei& i WNW : - theagitt thiegii the they tegetherVi6e rilitielillTheit Meth emb4.atill dM iittake ssocbini. pothiaria, abij•ittrai ot eithtiritilt lie beiheritVerionh• Ittitt gotta& the Pei- ,01. 1 which was 'formerly. •kept 'by sher ardtber; i witness saw no appearante -if. quarrel boa, sentiteky the:Altigh h, the had also lived in a-fansilp as nersery goiter- I husband and wife.: be tbbeght.-.lheet very cletafert4 illreatinblielde that she went to see some friends two days af- able, .and etwaye theraglitsai,noire than ran* retal byithefopose •it dither thetimarsill artery; - hod Jrds at Tunbridge, and was {driven there by a before when they lived in the seine torin-withitheariU -4tiametlitere bawrialesti byline* young man Of the name of .Brareley. She could • Pot oess. He had' seen them. twice before, lance they sharp dean-. dllttingiwimetteidesfis itheitbet preemie& reeollect,whether•they had a glau of gin each at set. quitted the witaestes town:- The Wife Went our at) Whim:Aro witibeek‘olt-nallineivillai Poisoner; hisvits • ' ouch but:she denied that he took. any liberties , ' the front .door, which. opens into alet*reet t betbj theileel Ipieit6l,lmOse time lotrAssethe road. She denied that a men of 'the the back and front done/open into ,tlarplare whet* rittlalwating forwhal 2 the tplidstat4oklhimi of Carswell • had ever taken any liberties wMI they were tittivig. Tbelback doe! Opens into a rod I.atie; demi 1. he-Made; Jae • .saitnees folk or that she had , ever walked alone with him in where thereat* houses. Amu , Whitelinelea hail/411k iteles amid 41bat". mak* the Church-yard of. Mailing; or drat . she had ever is neat to tbe Primmer's, .nt the •heek. • -Their : he mimed: hie Indlacebionkr. to visit Mr. Fry; an army surgeon, in barracks hack doom are two eir threeliordeepsri. Mete** a qdrainiteeh ettoacti '"tisatestayi.Sir:r. Chatham. . privies, a *ell, end atirewhoise their : Owl 'periamit i did h•theeditil ase; ea& easiessAr 'lr.. Knight, the now husband to the Proseoutrix, passage from thityard into ghe.striat : Meatsdieresi4i " I¢Ciil3Me haellaten4lllol4in. ,ed, that he went dow n to Mallhsg hi September loner's wifeileent Prisoner said adtris hil l it b ei *Sherjaaaol.'! • •He found .Miss Hodson very HI, and state " Drink, the rase ih retool it br -tioidnisactgr• tar rest fer L osiehible,tohllite-ifit um. From her conduct and expression,' the witness went blotto Movie) , ; Hi • neat* r ihittatiadt adinfiefir Palo 101111116 K lin.* hat what Mr. Ralph had done. Ralph came three vnisehrs, amdefinumit tkied Primate 4111wriab Mb •hiratAlltitlitteoestoitie ease. Naddist the house one day—he told him he was surprised still ; they 'did not < fps*: ablietl4oet • tsTbaißrisgorst - gami these mowers 'he should some to any • .plece where Miss lied.; the Wilmer went sti. 011011iii11161 • 111111 , 44111mpivittilfppeasitd• - wes.•- Mr. Ralph • sail lie did not know why he ' eat • till be dime *WNW should not. The witness teld -him Ms conduct had stantly, and neentbick , most shameful—that he vista dee when hefted foer Hones r; the talk he knew not for why—thort . be, haft- attenopektl to' *et at this todek;• acid that which, •if he bad parpiaseted, •he , would at:tbe 'door, ye bee hinged for &logs- eiie. Ralph. changed ness , osintliteed disseele colour. was.moch.affentethwiteivihell W• he had 'done be tete rued.** bug an/ thing to offend- .Mlespilleadeq•be weal weedy to of wlreweilsi' . l.eatli aselte atonement, end' weebtAier thee -pestrom. • Tile airy •ihieeh 14004 st witness told him hr •edgittt 46 •glir: *eon' , hii Wpm{ - * ,, Tansehrtssiett thb•lital which .he consented to do, did - attaallylisireed Iter tivirik."• • The • 111. - pintiln , on his•Xnee, -saying.lhat her 'conduct bad dresiCsoithlikii.• • _ surer warranted the liberty lie hill telten.••• • , I in i eit.lis .ii* .4110.. Hodson, thb.soilwit;•nollirveliforbton,..,eml . Tee PAW.* siudie f lhit souk . gudst,esoyasok veisuitohitVieelletw -ikeissifils',l444oklivilsktYksiteler ... K~'t.~"• all . nothin g • .mete ItehsillialihYttediliPlifiliie(oip , had•kitewiefilltwemit4*4loo.ll4oshiog • ioierriedt; they alppetediNoo4lWriet r. • i. 4p AA Was 'ray 411.4_ktig . _ifiki:illat" 'A; -elartwkitisotistead j ow Ttflititiji 44411,1,e 50 , :the irife:•with the . k tilfe • lai' voitittbris'afirsiiA t le. 141 re & l ow a step, endearooriertaget let*** Willg.l islisteltewed it to the,witeeti •mt , .ittit &etc 'ehe wsktia avirbither it wag itessiyhehltgletiOtithMilleilfeeji; ifeild (steeds.. ~ .' •-• ." ' ' •• * •. • • ..• ..,. . Awe' Stokes; wilier the hiefle'ril at The Swan 1 , .L 1. The Prisotier was so drunk vain he' came, that ate draw him any liquor; he and 'his - 4ty cilasfortable the whole tittle their' geiden, shott'whick it i r himself he ;twits left *dr said, "i thinkiwon 'finis' nag Dilate*;" he reklimi,' - ui N 1 , ‘ 4 I most nit 401( ' - -pralle'hM 64 came m ~,. 1 Y dfilit - ' 1 a genera' goOd eltarttiteff, f mita agaiitsthifn. '• . ! ,3 1n 44 ... 4 'OW !wan der Whiff 4 - • • ••. Prisoner ands bit wife, 'aid•spo : . .. he letimed 'MT 'Winch' 4 i very ailh h` g s! d itl eiWirliit‘r fe. .. ' °:i ' .. • :". '''' mows the Pritowtt fi , ikalt • ; :1; for the lift fdetillist - ik . : . .ew i Where f ere the forte.. ja* '4 4fa ** l o . oo; :'• 0 1Piatf iliaiwest . • 7 . ' _ ....-. now he • *eat 4risosedise to !Nueva, 4 la iii, . • * ...boner's. . The hoctbr vii theto: sit' '.'tiffs ! niter seem .: cistiflottabii • hair Mt • *. •.* " 1 then, sack a crowd, they meld sot- get in I , the'ltenis r bfesiday; - * • , ••i , ' ''- . •-1 . • • !L• — ,!)*. .! • !thee' that she way de* and -they weeitlown' le ttie • lent 'Griffiths:haat Itise*lPildat efetilil l- fghtt . . 'Awes alreoit districted : they est there laic an I betlAttended- beriii her iftheis. - - • sies - 1 - t . Illitr. G. went out first : the withers maid aillastale i hishand. • Shelled semetiiitekbniebWed thlit'kti&ltt.! rlistao- hour more. He Shea anent op 1 *the ' Pd. ! qneition from the deceased: theilhittlbirettiii 4 4.1 eeneisisibot thallium teat Hill fait: ' there was stilt a ! seemed brought it for celintrA'parpoiiiiis : the . wit eiplii ' ureliiiir. :He theifweht to Mr. Griffiths's, by litich ;•bad• asked her wiry site kept siteleb knife.; *nye* till* Ekttee teu o'clock I be staid there two hours, ', family : she alien's , aelilwere4 ft . Was her swoq,"tf. , tad-told the girl to tall Mgt G. he was gone toted.; ! any one °tended-her: She me ''{hl! dersaged slat; ,be wsit:to bed: the constaidetafte.up to Hr. G.lO, : like sisters ' _and she'netatheilleffitireeitiplain artih and took him to his house' •fer .• die 'night, Tine ,iriisbend. She lutist • tie k 1 -iii the elifeti..": • penoaar's tort Was -held oa - the 'Friday following, kiey';' , lt could not •Ne-tiware , ~ - 'phserryd'; -till whew l ice asiimisesnwee OH* it' dolwerostabeitit.i. .Willidei•Temikys,..-landiiiiedlegliikedela„ 'Painter - 1 The declassed Ewes* of latilliaehtititimilsceighiselt •,- the 'compte'vestrefoit',llolo-stliie. '•'' ' : . - • minutes:- - ' _4; ~. .i'ft•l74l4 4 ; r" !Fr: ! ;'';''' 'I I There . were mote tits* 110 1- there. !inseams to tO • upoik his aega.esaellisernmpap illetvithesmeks., creisoner's geed' chahletPr. '! - 4. ' • ' • who tondoited the d • ' liesaid• l ' the limipirlist I The Jury fornthfile Prison/y.01014; but, 0 Ilia been married it tesitm).. - • • never saw notaiisrltg ! appticatiob of flieGtar.d Jary, bti:Beronitieumtiii, elle s e I Intimate amnele,'lndi . •wiraiiference down to the *who had prowetntied sentence WI Reath alioa hihi, tihtewhot theaceideetAllpipkaiedi It *as only the Tespiel‘las elects/WO till the istatiire . Of the NIA lash of lowhip t randtherwiteplaying all the 'even. fteteigghipeki be known. ' - • ifili . • 'Th etrilefsay•hat's had something in her hand 1. i:fr,:;: : :1-:-. -....ii '. ---- - risidlyhe Aid stot see when she .came into the rootn.l rciati twhattkirliw; ime rathouthendhe she had.' penning by accident hi the soot* ' After the . theati an. the •Ikeisoinfr's cry- lea,' -" eh my' *Meet, whattis done,- what iodowe ?" All she: beforitbkrtsiifd was, " Oh- dear ! oh dear V* . • • r/loeWiltehouse-said, that the Prisoner wises to, , ilOll3ll 011 the night in questton windriadced 'for jendhrtielpr mkt iman.rig, whiciikotterefused , him; fibe'woo pristlywosteissed. - Site did sot .;obearbe I *Afterwards the trite put hbr bead oat of the wet& l Ind 'asked the *births which .way , littrititshattd • ifen,u The mast thing vile -instil ' was lbw sires ming';.the iriftgaie ter the Ibiiip,''whioti -ek afterwards • ditiow foto the:wells NOW Vaaragion: •tilawdlit - Arta ma*• en theniii ot thelpeittryi wiping it with a cloth; he. adtststositly.' When! she tiaie:bsek pehe fbuodif deceased .n the goer, where elpercloator in;dereel to Net& or 12 11M11011.1. It Alms 40! Minutes , quarter of an hour before lisi tieeSee'eame, 4 160'1116d to. r a m i e& .• i • .1 .. ' 11444 i i.4"tir,; ') ''..' I Ups. Itesieroadasiminvinatiehr l i dbeimbl; , the Veinal& was •ineittdartgirot•huslmed.i Iheigilliirm.hltiliew the witeeas came : , • • ••• "A • h• 4 7P.', 144 11 - 4 4 8 ' Mr. &Lip* said, that 'the Priiiiiviiiitgeii lilialdr doing . oetkingi' and Ididebtilmesis. 'i+ I , ilit ,6 •' • .4i. - • ii[rm•Datielid seiik hite4triseemnielfillitialdmehewit ear bitaihand: 1-t.rx env •!: • r'•!. c • ..;'') •.1 tug ..t' ; A . :4lBilii - Tomktiye, the cpastailleoPrethididliftwele. tilitssifilhricsifeiforade. ~*,;-, , ot :4 7! 'fr ', 1 .:: 41:!Ve .:prodeeetilit, aid it /tat 61100dified 4 / 1 1101 Itibitthouse: Atli i Isagetasiltskitindiej moreliStitilt . wetkashn't tool, swo,ieekii, bilis& • . •.:. • :1- . ... • Uprn.iiii crosa•osaminetiee lisitase - the hissear alk eieellect alikrectev.li w Int iln a 1. -• .. : .her , fiemage Lovett, imidgirecalled•lifbli.:Chinewitimi 'said, '-be meat.hete seen soleite-mlauife if illiad bells 4iv tie krigoiler's'isano; pr lessite tmeastirpinte etitobi ..• ....., .• : . ! : 1 , . • '- ~ ..•'-4)!:' • Mr. Norris Best, sowgiou;,aairk. theilr awi lt gall* deceased op' stairs, fits ohs* ten. _dieeaseled.ena wasted oe the , sight" ttrigfrviatiistitof' skiing? [of the ,ante pr rior:,aiv.difor 4s it tik r te5it....,.) _.._ pit h he of It. i' • ' 'CO, A RR t ner`a-latie it back. They got as far ea I shut the gate anti began to She screamed nice. She, way over the . - took her, for ttewed his at after some al ,Ai entered, she then-said he that he would fetnnly promi • miat l 4. t 1. but the did n . was ohertle a 'B' ricios v Iw ;WI had'du . On cross-0%! _school, ‘shiel had now; •that stn terwards at •'f Youlfmti: 0 area. , he tiag out ; but with her 4,n 4 fame of for her,: or that titelitureh.yi gone to shat at Chatham. Mr. nigh ';stated, that t • • bite • He fog otligh detirii he karnt wh to the house I that *he shoat ;on was. • M should not. been most shi that he knew • do that, whi hove beets hi colour. was . . • • . mligt.strA• :.:.:- t • . _ _ _____ .4•• • :essions, with sitertisiddia, apology for his mit Ile ItilillMeilr (16 01,11/ o Thelid "False- luct. - . , ..... . • thi s __... ' . raid& aituntia liestisitaltomp,46- Ir. Serjeant Bali / Am*" Defendant, contend leet=istittetteetiskblichieriteirpitee, these concessions 'aeotte only from the fear 41040 1 e31 0 0141 iiinsetisitige or .inesatti 1 iti aleie ng any accusatilfh kakis, against him, whether ill 4 111101firilklitit illsokr his tmot*odt'aith‘r bP" mit reouatldViei , it ArserAk• rwitereftitoWaital man e . idiseigbi) or Om mike the chiliooi-Idoed : tbs.& by In& 40111bIllanted NI Abe comiiiti iiiii williang , Ilkedeihar hashama , ikon loot, and' i'ssollir mood : goinc does; p clarklaste with. soisisit wtoleetut 2 tibttleiter: hid taroed to wipe. beak I the.airitteiss Rck ot,night, to look at a •bastalt 7 .orkiksK in saw nwthiPg Pln ids baidi Iddloogb :ho limight cowittpl, ii,fitt, he observed it wattsamiliiifill 154 .bciftwa haw. littethit r it her Asti} any `tbiegai the Newcastle lady should go out of lier Rif 4'114*- .01U101,0111 tbeesitUthet wire playing teitigherVilio ; fields irojs,ilillisg. treastribsolobride jacket'; the 7 s4lis sirearned • tbrie Mint refesed•to draw hi :ontntodatiiii 014 be times beforsrbeipit hold of theiseitat. . The *items. wife appeared perfectly cr lag there-As*• mew did-hot neticeSiir Prisoner'llooks :be put him up ;tberowarersed about - diet rms reend;each -other. !otte!Citsir;l abouts• 'M yard and ' ;' halt from his wife. • mid he *ever troubled him made way . for.hiaa to Upon the screams, rs. Whitehouti. 'tease into-the bit wife • the witerelasaid ...es • Mr. Italph; be ~ Tigeytiteeduterned iris histir amilim Moo& int doable whipubp Mfr : fi lm y v i i ii ! i fit h a d 1. ippereadylswaslierber the "1111001 . 1.15 t s - she iiillittlirls•geod -cosh, ilit'l f 4; e.sa i d kailidjug s se ar I. . ber.aerab'solsidl Ma. NP.'fresCbs ebeilliga lat. kyr Am," Me raid, ,•! : 4 . 1, r . .4 ,. Q ) . ” ' I slifying 4 nuoiritivir tbrk whams lee iterfejk Mrs' air 40, .P.• Mune* bias I at • Millt a illiv:l..beNtel she giVe.-tilif Celle :to. 4I el: .WAiNehrekt . "Plaid "writ a, alamew • *n** the Nicola arm resod her;•neck : she 14 8 . .v:.4llligalt - ayier war at I 'far • . 4),14.,dear I "oh, dear,Seother Whitebeese." Milk " .t• saw the Prisone r mega, l - ais, hi ' . .ihe Oiltt, srt held- tits wifeosiseirthey both MC Aii:: 11410. , ihe gave him a :,. - 4, - .;•;,2_, c ps l itlethiK: ' Whop *ere felfingildrs - ..firalph and Mrs. elltite isms always happy a time ago beeepititikilltafelti tame Ara , Tile • **mei Aid not notice tha ,•• /lobo Griffiths Mei lens a person of the moue ,firilliiatierftbeil: Alliessoseen kaki; ', 4 '.for Ged l i like; go Irelltit h sad intimately for ake a walk r te which : foe ilidoctor..";The wits's.. *Whitt baton, and willt • beeivirsirs : .hty newer sits I d e t a il e d a aumber of.; Mr. GrilfirkEe; for he did; eot view i‘oherri the ferlably with itis 'wife; ' [ 4. At • la?..- at *seen , 4 "llh.tris li ved.: •M to r. G. sad be +rent 4rnavediasey varlet, and dilly bad lis i lia c( ' ' her ia mbi .-ffim 4 the frisoneVs. The docthr was there': the/W . 4ls ! niter seem ilitoilisperk seii , 44 -* 61 .• - : '' 1 74.0 R rtN OMER'S INeffarti HOi',.. , - 146.4 .• .• Li14.:::.±4: b.• z .roasigi.-- : ! - re.r.14.: T "1';a : , Ilk* *pi Mropo - •• 001411ifilit 33. foiliketloll3.l346kM.. 1 d"e gglV , C , l e rfa a lsrgerkl i g k ilA N 4gl esi ;s geti rdlys fit sr . st isid Eng, at the 9ffolleallittelilie-hia•e.lromr.Meesi:mtelearlolef' .. • ' i befure A., ' . pip. Tbs Joey pooetednyki.l6 *itisy4iml bibs' of 'le.:leer , al. the Wet4,ioster joArmarp. 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F 4. .._ • '.l •=:. f I', odirt siouest*g.i 1 01 srifilstsveulhis ' issitimireetialleitoul wooldiplateelthseo felabetaloo • ix:44,4 ten= i ,,lv, .a, hiPtliatter MINA: ifilike*//, ',Magri . ; .. .06.olietere Ai*. sechlelabi:. •he AI& •losard * Ai& thiiseishooknit,ieirrof,lti 1 - 'lot iiiiii er. 4 ,,„, ~.....;....t...,, esselbeliNeeueo adt*iffyiter"fi'", S . „. 101 . 4 " 4 / 8 "iiillit .. . 4 ' ..-'....„' ' ''' 13 ' 4. V AIC /I 1 . r - I ANL** li s i . .iti,...Wliff I • i . 10: 01101 sh adoiatipe vela , o/Vo csowa,; , - 41eineeiskedbewhyouri •Bacciaiampapowanyoung, o stdd i ( ! 6 - 9 wiF ' ' t ‘t us '.- 4 .., ..-setor violist onitlisti lokeinalle4hbot . thatee4poittsemaperfoodyhoriaeaseloooasibilietto- .' , ' •..• '• . • ''' • ••:. - - '• • • ';,_::_ • -.. `.• *OM : 2 fileslehatlignoirrftieostly Searogranalremosii Imeloti: ••• '-: .2. I• .- '.. )• • -;-;..t.. - •=11177 w- - -7•77777"--7 4i 7, 7 7 -7 : 7 1.. ...: ~., : 74 ' z ii:3 - .1. - wit, • 11106014° 011114).--. 44 altyipilt 1 1 The P ri soner behogseatheilipaisiesiakaidhimal • Avolooofia:Vsliiisi;bioi•• N` . 0‘ ,.. .., .. . . - • '•.• • - • . • ~-. • . . . i -•-• ~• , . ' • . . • ~. • , • ~ . • ~.,' • t 1 • 1. . . - ... . . • •4• • • • • • • • • . „ . •k . • , .: awe- lOW he lia • nothi ng . 1416. of it: • dose, 1 . 11166 41.00141t111011111*.tailli61M11:fi . , veire wiei • hod tie wheals/ 11 814041 4 1001104VVeladd Upon irtivenitteriee; they olapeoltdll4olteorar4Yol . wife lady pAhe was way liftwl_k fliiie i : lot ' :ftie r : .th ;al, ' i God : •odatorosomineed i ets Telliadley .16141ftV014... 11 ,,, Mess the ;rife . with the.ktitfe.ini tinntlillionis'agaliwz ..., , plaolkt dog 'Kowa step, endearourfnirteget led*** WC i the ohs showed it to the,witoeti 'lV** bbiticitite wsktia . r lie tier whether it was aleetifkittltilloatiOt i sbetilleilfaifii; Nino- red Meads.' !..' • - ." ' ' ''.. • • ''' '.•• - .. , It be ~ Aso Stokes; wilier the biefleid Ot the Swan :34 Pri- 'The Prisottet• was so drunk vain he• came, that she three stint refused 'to draw him any liquor; he and 'his tees wife appeared perfectly cileafertithle the whole time; n 'up the owarersed about 'their' geiden, abobfwhieli lg. wife. said he *ever troubled ilasaelfhe alwits left vibe his w4ie ; the witellow4ds " 1 "shit ' Veit liiii iiii goat - at Stable' wietietV Illielme;" he rekliall .. " r she elieti:a poi wasti,'loill , tang sit 'pralaWki#lii: . la* - br fase," ' Be' Mid, " Conte, my dear, .lei lair e falp .." glint*, him a generil goOd eksiotiii#,. robs , . wilted "wonl modesthilt. ' • . ' ! ,1 •1 4. '• ieli6 r:.illiiirsit - ayler 4e at the 'Swan IWO! I t ko r '. WWI* MIS; - .t saw the Prisoner and his wife, ' a id• spo dirt! !their great comfort ;he "setimed 'itary 'ankh' ' • ‘'iii: , ilkilpt. ~ *erne him a very good, chalri ' ' • kllrs: odd:lie *as always happy *Whig' *ire; .. , o = !" • • • tha , *Nibble Griffiths hod- knows the Polar*, *jol 1. ,- P, go 4 yekitki; tend Intimately f oe . taie l a ft fd t ioh t i c ;. . week • imp yeti rs : .he' newer saw'' It '• litati iii' - firipislObilt i the frably with M . a 'wife ; 'le- • kauf litioof: • ' • .' .. .., ~ F to rani, end diay .. had lived-te ids * tkq . . . Ifis ! never sees .atilptell eslieotte Me •itirr am • . 1 11004 WIN hi d emlar; •• •. e! , - , : , , , jt:4 , 1:•• - .w •I '- , -,_ . 1i',......"!00f . ,•, I the liser,Grifttfeettitsel enfAleteteirlikhitikit .. ' sot i i bade attended r - oi:i inteis 4 ' lite Wes *ll4lW' , titer i hatband: • Site lied' sernetlitiek hot% Wed' thh4 ' ' ',:' Pri. ! queition from the deceased: theiPrirtiere-tier'd ~...-...i 4 ill a sensed hrooght it for celioar.p'parposeis : the . with* . • ' " Melt had asked her wiry doe tee oitele't knife; 'itnvii lore, ' f family : she al as )s' aaltletett4 ft was her altol,"fl. bed . ; any ewe oifeadrd- her: she me 'ihe decreed woes : . Mt, = like sisters ' _sad steatite. heillii* * enitiOlain or, : - The Irdsbendl. She besot • tie k 1 in the ehrm. .. lug, ! - Iley'r , it could not .N. there , - 't/bseitetr: lila. 1., Vililiem•Teollsya r list44ol - .44/Metielt sli4bie ' : Oak '. die ! cerple'secerilfort haitiliFtk l eie. • ' '' : I . • .., ‘' There . were mote the* 110 1- Wiere• *notables to tO Ni., i • Pei sondes geed' chatectvr. '. • . 4 . ' • OW I The Jury fatratUtlie Prisolitle.Otaikt; but, 0 die Mg !applicatiob of fheGrar.d Jail, bti:klitron . fticomtiii. the who had pte*Ointied sentence ' Read, alion hi the Tespitii:its execution till the Istetthitire•Of the, 'en. itotedtithenid be knonin, ,!_• ' ". - - ' -' `: and i:1-'-;, •,- '-' • N' ' stet. • • ,• ..If;ORONER'S 4.4 ... .. ~; : -. : t -.1.figgipi1....441,14* "Olt '! 4 .. ;S• " I- ; '' 20 ' NO-. .