The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-13 00:00:00

THE SrATESMAN LENT ASS IZES. h is d frev i v p f l, the Pri.nnor .►mold, in the e;.e of the law. have ho►n dopmetflettly of .eider. 'Charles Buttock stated, that be *lto* Hind In LA Nt'A.:Tl:ll. CLAY V. RIVVIEWAY. Ltidote, bet foramorly et Valium ; shoot IMP .4 leak r.is was an action Women by Mews. Clay sod 'in the morning of the Gib of December, Mills, Bert, Cs dioaworoh, es-rchanta, of Manchester, to recover `•"'l 11""'"Irs were going on the read to Knoddi•hall, fro.n the 1)-i relent., Messrs- Joseph and Thomas the Prisoner came out sod collared Robert Mills, Ridgeway, t I.• a t il oub i,h, sea, Bolton, a corn. saying to tilts, " Yoe ate the man I want." Milt. in ;avenges, for the a a a .r o lgi mmat * f a I avit.d him if he repent to stop • man on the highway ; Prisoner said, " Yes." /that den shove and pleekrd away from him. Prisoner said , " psi may run, bet I'll shoot vow !" The gun dash►d in the pan and did nor go off; it was pointed to the middle of Mills's bark ; as far as the witness could see, it was • doehle•batrelled gas; MOW might be about fife yank from witness at the time; "vitae.. wee mach alarmed by the flash, moved from the Ptisuner, and ran away ; he might have get len yard; beat the Prisoner when he 'thick his gun; it sent off, end shot witness in this leg ; went about '2O rods without assistance: did not fall down, bat took hold «f the shosideta of Bert and Mills, and they assisted him home on one leg; went home, sod rimer saw t►e Prisoner or any body ; Sent for the Doctor, who came in the morning; lost the use of his limb, and five weeks afterwards his leg was taken off by Mr. Robert King.— [%%itsras then produred the buskin he bad nu at the time he was shot : it was full of small that boles its the lower part of his leg.] Cioss-emmined by Mr kis...jeans Fhaar.—llasi been in the highway all site way coming from Stie •ell; neither be nor his party had been out of the highway ; they bad neither got 110 f bad they run any hare.; had • dog, but had never se►n Win ion bares; had beets diastole the ars , Hie dog was • small rat dog, it belonotto hies, he had it from • place where be werk , ./1 from a wen who went shout with fish; hail no other dog with them ; did not beli►ve the dna chola (orb • hare. Knew .111111.4 Kersitige, but did not know that Kerridge end Watling had been net with Brook the *gamekeeper that night; witness and the others were all stalking together; Bert did not come up with a bludgeon end offer to strike Brook while he held Mills; witness saw oat sib k bet a small one; s after a hare. The whole of the affair took place is, about a minute. John Bert corroborated the evidence of lasi wit ness. Whets the gun dished is the pan, Bantock and witness set off running; Poisoner 'trerk the other barrel down, and shot Bantock in the leg. It was not light enough for witness to see, but Prisoner said himself it was a double-barrelled gen ; Prisoner hail not time to prime the same barrel again; wiinem had a small waiking-stick ; B•ntock'adog was assail rat dog, impossible it could catch a hare. On this witness's cross-eseesination, denied that he had lifted his stick to strike Brook, never said that i.e did, had never said it was of no use to strike Brook, as be was a known keeper, sod witness most be known; they had no nets with them. Robert Mills corroborated the evidence of the two last witnesses. James Ettinger we o table of Knoddisholl; oust flay he hod tines warrants to apprehend the three men that Brook hid met in the night. Brook Milt the warrants to witness; Brook told him that be bad shot Buttock, and possibly ►ia Pecos* wit be that n. is not able to be taken to a Magistrate, that be C,•i•'T It &poser. d from the statement of Mr. Scant.trr,. Cruirsil fur the that in she month of Ja r cu•.y. Air. C one of the Plaintiffs, went fruit. Mom heNter to the Defendants' works, at Hof. with. and Lang shown into a tones When the gnoils syjected by the manufacturers a. damaged w-ee ele.posirsni, he looked aver and marked a is , •teb.r ref atticles, for which he wu to pay .ao ove rage of per yard ; in this amens was included a member of jarcnont nvoslins, the whole smuslit of articles for which Ise' contracted •mesnited in swills WM. In a few days, goods to the amount of 4741. were sent to the Plaistiffs' ware. homiest Manchester. Upos rumination, the pack. ages were (mind to consist only of the inferior goods iuclwbd its the porches*, and contained none of the *cosset muslin. Mr. Callingoorth, after waiting s .me da; P finding they were 11 , 4 likely to be sect, went oyes in she wistk. ohs Defendants, to hates. lain tiro reason of the delay, when Mr. Ridgeway Waisted that ties whole of what be purchased had barn sent. This was denied by the Plaintiff, who requested leery to go lists. the wareboote. 11.. there Guild • eno.iderahls quantity of jvcconot muslin with his mask opus, them, and also IG pieces of essnibits s ; the laver Mr. llamas Ridgeway admit. red to have beets overlooked, and they nerelubse q•••4l) suet to the Plaintiffs; hot Mr. !Weemsy denied shot soy jaerenot marlins had bets included In the tnntr ict. This het visa theism, the Jury had to try. The most material withal. oath, part of the Philo:its woo M. James Barrow, at that time • clerk in the service pithy Defendants, bat who bad reaped to be examined by the attorney, alleging, that he iiiiiiistkres ou oath of secret-11u his csoployers. Whets placed in the bus to be sworn, Mr. Bar row asked the Court if be was obliged lodestars the whole of what he knew of the transaction. Berne WOOD.—" Most eerteinly yes ere ; it is very Israe l i so ssisniesster any limb oaths—it is so indictable offence." Mr. Barrow was then sworn.—lle ogled, be was clerk to rte Defendants. In the month of January, Mr. Collingworth ...me to their works to bay some dienac•-.1 goods. Witness went into the damaged room with Mr. E. Ridgeway and Mr. Collingworth The latter looked et rho good., and .elected a Imre, on whirls were ' , in.'s of jacconot muslin ; bat there being disagreement &boot the pries., they all left the room, and the door was locked. After Mr. Ridgeway and Mr. Cuilingwoith had conferred some rime together, Mr. Ridgeway came into the coenting.house, and directed witness to attend Mr. Callingwerth in the damaged roes. When Ilitoese hid got to the door, Mr. Kidgfroey called him back, and said, in a lola ether, " There'ire sissy Siwarter pieces; secrete as Many as ye. can Out of the way, but take are Mr. Collingwort h does not we yo?." Witness wear, accorditigly, Into the warehouse with Mr. Ceiling. worth, oho mivrted a great variety wf articles, and, @moil some 6thers,'roilte jetectoot ritualism Wit. Pelf se far attgristlied to his instreclions es so remove Der 0. Mr. ('.'s view firer pieces of b quarter ineflioi, but, considering rho they were included In the bar- gain, he impecorpfelpty led him to (beldam ri bete he had dep u gitco form • hen Mr. Coiling worth marked them. Wimps. thisiks that Mr. Colllogoorib masked goods to the amount of overly WOOL He afterwards made oat the invoice, which did sot contain all the goods Mr. C. bed ,waked, nor did It contain any kimono' aeslins ; the 'meant of this invoice was 4741. pule sive of some goods not included in this contract ; a selsteqoent invelcir of 16 pieces of cambric, anigrout ing In 151. etas efterwards made oat. Mr Edward Bflndtey, the salesman of the Plait,. tiffs, proved shit the goods in the three lots, scut by the Defendant., were nut, on au average price, frond sole than Bd. a yard. Mr. Serjeant Ilvt.gtict, on the part of the Defend ant., contended that the invoice produced by the Plaintiffs, IMP the only evidence of the contract, and it was not probably that muslin. worth from 2s. to 3s. a yard would be sold at an average of 104. After a few words from Mr. SCAnt.i.re, staling the damages to which he conceived the l'lsiotiffi were en. VOW, The JUDCE very shortly charged the Jury. who found a fertlict for the Plaintiirg—baineges 1001. will see to. (Whet , Corey King was a surgeon at Ssunonda 1 ham; korai the Prisoner, had a consignation with bin since this transaction ; it .111 on the Saturday motel- I ing when they were before Ow M a gist r ate. P i i sonee he had fired his pen and wounded Bantock, he had done so bet apse the) would not r* op when celled no I was perfectly cool and collected at the lime, his repression was," he was ito more put out at the time of firer( the gun than he was when tacking to all. treis; and witness was called on to attend Bantock'e leg. it was ',idiot that a mottifiration in the leg muse have taken place; bad a consultation with a medical ; friend, slid in ileo end it was resolved to take it off; the wound was in consequence of the shots, some shoes humbled out in the progress of the cure, it was impottible to extract them ; Prisoner did nut Bey to i wi/ tress ha did not siesta to hart them. This was the case fur the prosecution, and the Pri saner, on being called on for his defence, left it en- 4 ti , ely to his Counsel, who immediately pincertdod to call the fo!losing witnesses. James Berridge was oat with Brook, as his atrial. ant, at one o'clock in the morning of the nth De- ; cember, was ahoy. fifty rods from Brook . ; hoard • dog give tongue, and immediately afterwards a hotel shrieked, hoard noises io Mr. Goddard's Witten bad Mr. G.'s authority to preserve Merge ;1 mode up to toe place from whinier the noises totted; when he came, titer! W3l Bantock's dog, the dog was twenty or thirty rods from the road. Th. dog was SUFFOLK. i licking up blood and " duns" (the flush or down of • Rubcrt flrool: stood Wired under Lord I a hare), obrerved the ;slice anti 'untitled it nest ' Itormegh's Act, for maliciously shouting at Charles ! morning; looked at the deg for a minute, struck at ilentisock (or Buttock). I it and missed it ; about twenty yards before witnei , Mr. STORES, fat the prosecution. slated, That the t got to the place, heard the hedge Toole as the men Prisoner was tho gsmekeeper of k. 11. Steward, were getting over; nest morning the three feelings : Dq. of Ipswich. That Groticosal, it appeared, were plain at the place across a wheat field to Vt. had hired the Manor of litioddisball, and the Pri- I road where there was no foot-path for ?Oar :;0 rods. Sante had been employed by him to protect iitta The feeling was of three men across to where game on the manor. About one o'clock on the Brook stood, heard nothing afterwards on that spot, morning of the day named in the indictment, the M Oben heard Brook talking to the men, did nor Presenter, with two other men of the names of hear what was Bald, made op to him a. fast as he Joh. Burt mad ltrdmrt Mills, were passing along IM I could ; about twenty rods before he came to him, high-rood is or adjoiuing the manor of Koodelishall, I hoard Dim call out to him for epistolic', t:•e gun hail when the Prisoner soddenly came oil, armed with • I goof off firstot hen he gat up to Brook he van nobody. dnutrlo-harrelled gen, and seized Mills by the cellar.' They were gone, had bertm watching an night ; Lwow Jlills first remonstrated against the *strut a and then' Bantock's dog, a liver-coloured bitc h, did not kilos broke away from tho Prisoner, who immediately lof oho stock, of no particular Nerd, it was not levelled his gin .gainst him, and polled the trigger of l.rge but light made, about the titre of a one of the barrels. Vostasialely, however, the piece Crussoesamined by Mr. groats.—Mond a mingle misted Era and did not p ocf, otherwise there was or two before ho struck the dog. Would a !archer Peary reason to suppose that the life of Mills would I have stood a minute or ton to have tel you lookod at have Deere sacrificed upon the Tot, The men all rot him? Did not know. Told the Msgistrise shout away ; the Primate , again levelled his . pece at Ban- the blood sod_ erre, good oat swear dist he t o ld lock, polled the trigger, and so severely wounded theo—dul sof fen Mix, did not motion that bents him, that be h.d been hi consequence under Ike es- I the dog at that place. mentioned that it was Ban (easily of keying his leg senpoillel It world be Mot. ; tick's dog, 'opposed et was about giiy rods from ed in eviderici, that the Prisoner bad since keen heard Brook whee l be ebee, in boast, that be was perfectly cool cud collected at I 8.-esaueined by Mr. Soojeont Frei—Knew tie time be committed this atrocious act. Under I Bsotock's deg before, had seer rat dogs of tiro these circsrootascra, he considered that the Prisoner size; lime venal! the osidence Ott tin spot of a net fe:l precisely whirls lb. it.. of she Act under which I b.eiwg been set; there appeared to halo been two ho has , town indicted ; ailed that the armee had been • bases killed, the dog mold not kill a hare. committed weeder WA circumstance's ea. bad en- I Chatles English was ostler at the Angel lon, Sax. i•sioutite man died it consequence el the *outdo be moudinten ; iso kali 111111 a dog to Bart for ; B:tt asked him if it would kill a iathit ; witness said ho had sever seen him kilroisfy a rat and a hedgehog. Burt I said, I will give you Rs. if 'yes will Int me bar* it two &Oil oh trial, soil it Will soil; If I retire it, I hill give you be. or • brume of pheasants, whirls woo choose ; heard that the dog was shot ; went to Mrs. flay ward'v. and said to Burt, the dog is shot I hear ;1 iv it so ? Burt said no; bet Bernloch is shot by Brook, the keeper of Friston be sail the keeper first collared Mills, who jonsped away from him, bo- rause he hail got the nets and snares ; it us' a very lucky job he Ire go of him when he did ; witness said why ? Burt said, I had got my club stick in my head ; 1 I went op to him for the purpose of striking him, if he did not let Mon go. Burt said, be turned his head, sod thooght he raw too other men coming, whirls was the reason he did not strike him. Witness said, "If you had struck the man, he'd hove know. )on" Bust said, " No, if I hod struck him, I'd have pot him by knowing me." Witness said, " Would you have killind the man !" Bort said, "That says no thing ; I know who I should have done." SeTrril witnesses sere brooght forward to give the Prisoner • good character for hossauity and proper conduct. His Lordship summed up at great length, and ebb his easel ability ; and the Jery, afire considerable dellberell..n, returned a verdict of—Guilty. TA. Leatoed JuDGr did Dot pass sentence cm the Prisoner, jedgment being rospited on the provis% iu the Art " Thai in case it shall appear, that although death might have ensued from the act of the person in so firing,itabbing, ratting, &c.; )et if the same would ant in law have snouted to the crime of aerttior, then the person on ii , iticted shall he shelter acquitted." Mk ettettuet ter.. illtirrent. Al_. ficarer rare rime n'e't.r . ‘ Ike b.& woe •ted. 'Pee bubappy babe wilaaßted thOseseiti sin a Ms slap WI • iralau r.litdewt.a e -- The de.* rag vlie..bleatt./ the etre'. rata. .1 tr.. .4 ' orbit:it . * litirVllt..ts the tattoo... Vat, ritit.t.. l r. is•tl Irt . tt emuu jtho t ot hat .1 use. 1.14 owe seltlNl. a. •• bi. hew& y he as • air.;.! 114 .rdcl Nt• lie . .4.1 perm IS an :.morel, ha.] ..:•M Ruh:it, A 61. m terteb.alt ; but ' 419.1 Migrl 111.1.• Awwr, 19. /et t• prod trtbr romp et , unl ons I. ter It 14e re - ; of Or. crime t.. 4 freb hr sefrte...-5 Me t.: e t tier I Felipe troin 14. n. byglt. a her, be ass tour...tett be lib.• roSer ts , dl" rent 1.• b • f ; but mien all bop. , rettri•Ve 11 . 141 as ti he', he be; v.. al! that 0:. elerira' nterv..a..4lrobsid a L.,: b.! the, r•etbed sr. y Nterelled abort Issas lie ar. genle.l.l...bitirtg. rent v ?.S Iran f oar. A.tee limier% 45 tritretee, sir boa) ms 4111 dome, and tbr crowd quirtl. e.....pree: IRELAND. . . On the CS11 , 11:111y tept 1. 11411 Oa, low Accoao.c r coder*. 11. 1... MON veNtiel••• of Ihe 1 .1111 nal ri re. (LI Slim 1.. t &sect, Kock 90. cglo. c ui IR or ..rn n``. .m rd. .1 ly oficr IMF Clergtecoo. left Chrr.obr 11.1.4. r JurPs okolbi.ll most komonel% Llsol to 'lwo.. abcoll l a ico k Oe. op. 11r •31 a I. W W./W0.4 101 , 11:,.. for !Arc, ern' k•os tos fittilet be Yu , 1111.16 Ice lie sill. thri boo dour, to r bias I. u oconn. r. At .Brateccl..lior. Ile in. Isfc ,cco uoi.olus mo • ..I,cl. , . ....„ - .ml It) r hakes &pier.. kis too.. Al.': I..ry itioriteml it. y i.u.k data ails tat. kr:t.. watch near. diey ta ta t e p. isea their e C.: e. a bra I. f 4044411114444 .4 e 441 sir lti.h Regions*, who wa. .emseel. pereeived shoe so sae .lop. h% the 4.444.4 444 taro b• la, awl pose the elate, siren do., were osonedia elt teristed. 7 he. aslenaly declared their m ono, set or the tatitter, mil aben i•roeubt aCt to 44re the aroil 15e.1., r Ole/ as (lad t odor.' OA if bionerece. but 111 Ore o'rb •k in the aorsoessllw, rentersed dint coat of the oiscrd.r, 'i 6 ell p. she robl er It 1.1. h they erre .as .elfer. I Ole new'. teatime to !barmen ote severable farmers. far above the loiter order., but Mr% hare alas). bees soli of bed dia racier. Trey pe.rited eitstrithed at she halal fate whoa weaned goer, omit the (ay batiste lb. IF ettraties, as the astreihe of whir* dirt mewed pc. Hens, end ascended the r .t.. 1 plationil a ;it. not b oration, Tail .p .11e tit inure bat b to the eopuhe, a.irb earl tiled !it naatbrr a•y than er. r alt. oriesql a:: :a lose er rigging Lad *mad thew antic.t :I sa eines nro•lted temp: o.„ filth bruited thee to the gal. I a.. At I 3if n.t Ins I.e icy a. r.• Iselerheel kith 1 her did 44U24 r mach. 'l stir Itt‘et saet - I the Si. tertian of etotaesta, at 1. the titser:r. trdird Is the Jaillanl, ▪ ltleh wean d in I aye .n nieul clic' all tar este. at lug .sa see pelpgline. Pert .w. to the slu. 5....61r, Clio 6.44 . 1..4 ad order flow Go%etenteat its ismoke on' she ronviCtS troider web are of trawls.' a, •m tha d so Cart, taa-ed •es coovirt. all to be pin we car.. chalked ',inlet, ism toad of she pre...a. to alters ito rieregiun. o ;.rir 'brit triet,Ao erleadca , to take leuve of then. The ohighhill the tine eat eller. Ike% were solitelled elf as der a owner ruse i. Ois she 361 loos.. alit loot pal too, :6 1. lodes Kelly and T. ( . 44,44,411. as,. Flit, Well Is. f.o , s of lisp fS ;onion' Ceuta, Jail. phohrhi Igo I, rig .e, fever a , the lisle Ateotea foe ,!.as mot, g ii,. former for toe , hai, on she 6 I 1/ec• robes lea, at P. il nvsrtbeeas, a ware, holds, sail matte, slot pnq.errr of Rees. Cardwell, at 1...114 El. • a..d lie lesser t. log a guar. the prop rl3 Pastrirk leo erestn. pear Calker, oil flit it. efJacraty. Ilse. "nth oripoi.l:.ieed Heir havo.e per.leipssed in see • Inn f 6., Is(rb sites silk red, total colored in then Mot meows tlst artwit-1 ai pe..rnme of penises ci sad rrtizsall to in Coq ....lash) Joke Pewee a n t% illlarn liter, for the warder of 11•411grel 11, wow. .teli-g-t ilr. t:tolib. at Clout erg , erre hase•eil at tlnt.orl On Ise tblle ea. Tai. roe.r..r •n. s r . .s• of sle gerne..l r.-Plot, end a made or paaohms at of the ma-s appakllQ I h.• tn, wok, t,Otried 5... le atter to ..t ike direr hy a eiteattfol es mni.le; Ilia sit r• eta were ere. ere for exteoidus at ,oaks, at ihr Ira ttr..p its hoot of elegiac' Jest. by larch I We. — b . :. no met 6f . loss bee.W, se *nerve. been pructiseti slate ike Cii)b a sue VFW... Bet..—(roues . . ROBBERIES, AMID EATS, icc. Lincoln's len WII4, tiering the afternoon of Sen. dab in a awe of great eonfooloa. Dating the last sis months. the Chambers of steers! Bartigters and Storl.tra ►ending in the Inn, havebeen broken open, and plundered of every article of valve 'kick they contained. The robberies Ne►e usually committed un Sendays, when the Gentlemen ere, for the most part, (romp chambers. either in the reentry or among thPir frienoll in town. Sanday,ohnrllibefory, five o'clock, three men broke open :a Studeo - 04 ckunbrno in Oill.vritivre. The moment they 'tot in, their lest care evitiewly IC2II to s evere a retreat, in case cf danger, by a window, which opened on the leads of the roof, and with that view they removed the iron bar which snared it. They then fotcod open 'rely press, drawer, and trunk, in the cfambers, with in. airoments ittlettiornly filled for such pe.spo‘es, and collected their contents, as well as Ike theme( the bed, Into I parcels, which they had just ready to POLICE. carry away. when the sudden approach of the fekndee.salarired them. They fled precipiktely to the roof, anal the faithful woman immediately raised an j tit mon t Jain r i ATl s till a tiN Y.. prosier • erees.asalter. residing alarm. In the o e a te m rt o . m a e n ti d t o a e ll y th ,o e rreed coot ea tab i l n es e o p f pr t e lt h eenlndo..maven at.d.■eraseuus o td d .. ct was m c wai lmare di ed ber b) a b od e. w h if is e o ta l si th ii ;,: u t . In two of the thieves in the Baptist Chambers, 'I tat. 1. ere te very deerm retpretab y • etated. 14e Yoe a rutty of three eititeres4 Awl her Nusbla • n. . e ; Chanc.r,.la.e, whither they had escaped over thS' a . c er:i d sdowerturs ork t t . apte 4 4 1 . sae as good as.bored roofs. Illry were well dressed men, and upon on e . is ea be . b. soarnlmn of them was found a gold watch. It was believed moth, and on lbws sicassiew he was serektra: lell y 'd :rri . . for • while that the third robber bad totally escaped; se :4; ?Anil injury . %r e ed he "ski carer lame tar d e r h " rea a m . b r e : "L a na ", • 41 .: ...t -hug he was seen by • watchman, late in the @itching,' twieuroof threw '' all the ilduig. - ark • ani s i 4 : Wet ill -- the moon skink; brightly, cautiously stealing over 'WI*. 4 . • ...03,1•Per,„.: that she hifted kt ,ia rgt i ll a 'ael ar, thetta.: ghhesr In Ow roof of Mr. Botcher's chambers, end upon the Zihi - c L.t e a r e T"ij,7, a s e , -- uk d ls „.7 information being given, the constables got lighted home. titmice her oral .1 Ihn ntro.e. cod .creek ~er▪ wwer4l torches, and ascended the roof in ►pursuit of the fat. b". t. a sili••l l',„ • e'er"' her _ 0 ;7 f . :i d rin h e „ r d t . su . wm. :4 1... ..1 . .ht e 1re. fell lei rm sh.„ tart' gitivr• 'll:he onset sight collected crowds of people been busied a,., tak e ay the peace towards her la i t ' etsar. . 4 be is. the 'quires of the Ins; but we hare not learned whether the pursuit was successful. The articles! di,ll,76.daairirna„el hr sP e r ' el tie beraaa i'maede"lf so l o). and iri.ied ne . l.e at r w tic au lat;e s , " d ire rleull< which the thieves had time to carry ewer from the tat wit kWh as chambers they broke open, ore not of much value. • ;eh her. flaturday night, a going of thieves broke, into the ! ai,„ n . c r`a eo g j e eee :m i t e h l" :". j e nd art r a ;7: 4 ; a ler o . sleeken C +. taritt;ug boos* of a gentleman named Pledge, at Kemoiagton j his. to led nenortly fie hit god Iti•Tiwer I sad me Oval, by forcing open the back entrant.. They iria6".a ere t i rided boars, drawers, sod different apertinents, of -s mart * . s all ibis portable property they could hod ; sod bevies beetwf 5i 44,11 e. appeared"o"*"ns aaviree If - ass Ile coal ishoa carp is ware a somas, is eau shay aria i Vr ii er v. An• who keep. a chandler se Nest - alarmed, they spread a cloth epee the parlour table, nor C400108%61, she told Arc tale with mock t .eoaes and laid knives and forks for fear, forced open the pan- ••••b l / 6 1 ,.... , •••" . 'be ".4 , ""'" I h e' , h " 4 ",." 6 .• t eem rrwwn led try, and laid meat, &c. spew the table; tapped a ra'k te a z l e,. ne w ; t r •ta S t . i . or r : I tore . r: . :. lAr Wall, her ' of rum, drew three urge jogs of :le, and sat down who lodge. 1 ,, the "' s t , td hue in . ' 0 . 3 PLYa Mon of m ast : •.- n ro .. d .; :?e n i ,t he ,h7 :i t id he . 11 1 1141 atCw.listtly remit and regaled themselves. They thee carried off the tt property and escaped, without alarming any of the Ma wire had hero for leim ta "r e l owe usr. Ned oaluad t ' Ten . Wi ri e .s; e g bi rsitt.7 family —They are supposed to have brew in the keen: bedsit Doi, troneaer, co hark. bet said they arch( .10 mei se ilk. upward. of two hours; they lighted four aloaid osame illa . 4 all candies, which were considerably burnt, bat satin. pieres..irark Mee, and itu..,arat:l to . rt h leml - eber. er tnilis ) ") ifeighmi th em mheo t h ey len the h oer ,. Aif saucilycppeatwac- of Airs. J tsitessto rweorea Wirra1...1140.1 orlon.n o of egg-shells were Need under the bre-place ; and it °CC"' Of !. 1 1 11. " :Ill e g likerett cud • go n trt e PZ l 4: l l7l e be a •,- appears shot the thieves were so much at ease, that ' tentints *herb tern that she 03. htt.illjahte ' t; ~.. they wawa a gain," of egg.hot, part of which they . : b., ltt r ie d • u late thr. i t.g . la kr r set,. tote soil, ma. knoniaele.r left. The property etolea consisted a plate, linen, tome * unite, n e t . ! it . 114. ' 07; 4 e...a 4 11 1" ! . . ' 11 " 4 . 1 1 4 ' ; Ini 4r.. he *.y obae l •t so e•h heihr.er". apparel, steel cash. a tk• lore op won, tan tar frnlll Ihßeint A melancholy accident occurred yesterday in the ' T :, 4 ,. e ,1"..7,, u 4 4 ; i t , u '..,,,"' w 0r „" e b c ",1 " .„ 1- J r c lw deel"e ' d auto a ue." elvelariaro.rosil. A job chariot stopped at • She p slit:, it tato to Oar e ltrro s esp.-et: l r 11% 4 1r . 1.” Ie e • rd ee. o . : s t tenor, and on t h e coachman grtt i, c ott t h e b oa , hi s lane '.d ul• •4.1 6 , 116 , 11. rd ..• foot a.irped, from its wetness, and kit between o P er il ';5: 1 1 , 11 „ cr o . h a t h ia:c r a ... .l ;ied ow i a h o t t h rool.- kW apt the horses. The sneintala started off at rhill speed, setae t!r.erd.ist an rx refl. at e..aia. ter, and and fall away with the chariot to the initl.llo of the o d I.f the il c '".O ,ale h.".14.e at hit' bailor ' when the wheels come in contact with a rani 1 ,;ideal , I nrism 4irlt rue. '.•r ..' llr:i•n Arai, •be a..• ""- waggon, and it was overturned with such violence as b the N;actql....., t., vt..144.4her ' to dash one dole panels in pares,, carter of u , ...nrk.r...h1r property the bond was providentially stopped. A lady, her • 1 t Mfr d .„o, ter , (c hild ren ), ari d a ma id.,, ei „ mir erie t.a. CUM 1:1,9•41. .6. ••. ii Ike tnieopLsiaii nithlusylet One of the children had Vie row of I .11,2 The 4.iver of ••. 4, 0. l Its 12 ttt I I.ttti. evuorc ut Al, s. Charinr to• and doubt. teeth en the tight jaw beet our, %ail .he re. I :iv. oren el , el I. &mord tee. and cook. oh the emu• reined a contusion on the heild_, which deptieed hec to I:tat ..ae.4)-eet-anee., 4. we.owdei nom nailed. leaf 1., 1.•.-atie. t..lore dole. ot ; of her senses • the lady and the other coild 'semi •I .' .".". ill •• .".." glens 6,66 • .."11 ..••• ate P.. tar kpa4r.l.. of ...a boars bruised. Vt. 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