The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-21 00:00:00

SOMERSh7SIBRE ASSIZES, Avant. 111. TILE V. O'BRIEN AND ANOTHER. We was an action brenniht by • tortani •Rains) hit tnatittr, whn is • Caposin in thy Pitts, •tad reside near the city of for an sssa•lt committed un. drr the rheum,' linens detailed in the etidrnrr. Mr. Ssrjestit l'rt.L, who 'fated the Plaintiff's case, admitted that the servant was not justifiable in his conduct rower& his master, es was often the case when dissatisfaction arise; the servant was apt to •-k in an improper nay for his wages and clothes, rind to Rebere in other ways disrespectful; bet still that did lint by any means sustain the juatification • had been pat span the ramrod. 'the Defend sot had violated the law ; the Plelntiff was likely to he a alifferer for this retmaiwiler of his life, and it was r.eretore for the Joey to.award damages adequate to the injury tusteined. ' Thomas Brooks.—l eet alcarialonn residing at Lit ton; in Match lest I was sent for at • quarter past one in rho morning; I saw Vale visual:lg otivide io the road; rler was there; there •vrer• walls and hatches between the Defendant's house sod the road ; Brown, who caw for mo, spoke to Vale; I went to the boast for Captain O'Brien; be *eked me if I was the constable of she pistil. ; I sold him I erne, end he said, I loyal., upon you I him op; I a-td, do yen mess, In take him ep without paling him hi , weer.? Defendant raid. dn..% you mind that ; I and Siteprioar mean to swear :b• t.eace acitir,-t him; Defend ant said, you 'toll Brno,* caohnt take him, suet if you want sill. Soinii,4l.Bl,l I sill help you; Vale was not , doing any thing ; we all went down into the road; I said, "'I derv ! mass. Clisien has sent for I to take sue op," said 1, , had done nothing to be The execution of the four onfortonetp wretches token amid...id Mr. O'Brien would pay him who were hanged, parsoant to ••••retree,e the Ennis world g": Vele was vet,. quiet alio; he I Assizes, on Wednesday and Thursday week, is cal. alibi he 1.411 4 1 , 1 m..ir al his things in the house, *hick Wefts to awaken those horrified f e eli n gs which s c. were 111°114 " s' ot I " I'm and I "tiseda:' h) the Plain. coons of voyage ferocity, perpetrated centuries sister, tiff ; I larked if lie wasp in go now ;he said he W3l. ; WOl.lll fail to inspire. 1A• would almost wish to bet he would n. , t go without I.i. wages; the Plaintiff avoid the contemplation of those SCOOes that led to then gave the Dofrodant reversl keys very quietly ; I the fatal contamination of this miserable drama; hat the Plaintiff said he had h a d • very good master, and our duty wills it otherwise; and, sickenieg at the re• rive profeedant sail he hail had a very good servant ; , trooped, we meal still look on it, till vision, dis• I persuaded bins to en, but be would not go without poled, refuses to perform its wonted office. The his wiles; but the Defendant still losisted that we crispe for which the first two seff.red was murder— slat's" s ake him 1•41's• a Magistrate neat wining ;,i murder in such a shape as renders description Masons ; we were proceeding to take him up, end hedrew bath the victim, an aufortenate female, who wet sap *titre or fens YHA. and said, we five should not take posed to base given information relative to Illicit dill-, him, lion let. ; the !blend:tot then op with a Ilia tilleries in the district of Nlot tee. At the close of and knocked him down ; t' .e stick was w ooly two the everting, a few months mince, she pealed. Si woo feet keg, and a. tog rrood as the small of way arm ; i frequently her Oretem, the house of John and Jaosel l he struck bins on the head : Mr. O'Brien got down wherein their compassion. Jobs Bern., we hi* body, end Simpann we; adding h:s Leash M!•4l* 11,00 was employed in making whiskey. As the Mr. O'Brien tied his hands ; the Plaintiff begged one ar. man 11161. d, Sullivan's mother called rat is me so move th. ir fingers oat of his ej rs ; i s h„ " Tbrre gees 13.ddy the informer."-- 014, '• for Gar. dole( sa• lap, or pull your , the men paused, reed at etch other, and, it Milers out of Pas ;" after step Saud t ie I him they that instant, revenge end warder 'spelled trivia let him go ; I tend one of ida a tins, •• f. , ch •he snit humanity front their souls; the ill•starred Biddy cord. ;" they rut the cords mood lis alma, anal he,. paranoid her course, and they resumed their illicit • IN . Brien took one arm end Brawn the other, and work until they fea n it completed, without the' lifted him op ; he said he was Ode to wa'k, but ha hindiaoce which Bidds's eminence had led them' *as very bad ; we then led him about a quarter of a to expect; joy at their surceas inducerl them to drink r e do, the Plsintiff then asked for anise water; he freely of the Peels •finisismi spirits, hot this only semplaiwed 411 his beak we look him to Well's to rilded to their thirst ft., vengeance, and nought but ; She Glotale; we engird him in the hitches ; he look the blood of their miserable violin could genii+ its some tea and coffer, and a little loser. i fire. Armed with 'orioles seapnas, the, left theit ; Cross-examined by !Me. Mooes.—Vale is not a dealling, sod in one shoat hoar Biddy, the informer, Were powerful men then other m..n; he did not say, Was no mote! On 'owing her hut, which coats) not , as D--aa.yoer.eyes, I will cut my way through a resist them, the foremost streak her on the heed with *sea of roe," or any thing of the kiad ; after he t a atone, which fractured her skull, and laid her at kaid he w o uld not he taken, he sienna towards them, his feet ;a jell of savage joy announced the triumph, I Wit sot to the Defendant in particular, she was on and the prostrate, almost inanimate bei n g was raised' •me side of him; Defendant ••,d witness were about from (be earth, to undergo more cruelties. She was fun garde slaw • I don't believe the Plaintiff ad• placed against a wall,und her breasts ratrestvereal from I elated In the Defendant when he was streak. t her hody ; trembling with agony, she showed signs of ..-- York.— I keep the Globe at Wells; Vale was life nil one, with mare pity than the rest, by repeated brought is my house, he was very bad ; I made some incisions with a knife sod plichfotk, made in the aide tea ; hr tried to eat, but could not; Mr. Seedling, and stomach, completed the work of carnage. Food. the surgeon, was sent for ; Vale came ott the 17th of jog her no longer capable of ulmiuiurting to their !!larch to the 26th of May, s h e , I sent she bi ll to horrid pleasure', they precipitated the misshapen ear. Copt O'Brien ; and then on to the gib June, whew I case into an adjacent river, and coolly informed a men ; look Lim to Bristol; be was wooded night and day ; who lived near to it, that there mass woman drown- Capt. O'Brien refuted to pay ; Vale paid me for the ing. Ile, perhaps, aware of their character, or at fanlight after 26th of May. least suspecting something, told them he would not William Sweeting—On the leth of March i was • open the door—that if the woman was drowned, his he , assistance could be of no am They couldisin no mi celle! in, @beet half-past seven, to attend Vale; 'Pittance, and they retired—their hen& and persons had a black eye, a wound upon hit cheek, some blood begrimed with gore. When they had grte, the man swan his clothes, and complained of a considerable pain his the brad end ;ewer jaw ; the jig was Inca came out, and found "bat to hins appeared . to have nor, b een a human body, b utso mutilated as scarce torml, and he received en injury on the lies:l ; I sod the to retain the semblance. 'they were arrested, con considered It to he a concussion of die brain, symptoms proved it to be so ;I at first took him to ' and received the punishme'st they merited. Forty-eight hours from the lime sentence was passed, be a madman, and that the keepers were about him ; were allotted to them. A Clergyman of the Knaves he was in a dangerous state for ten days, and I thought I admonitions were not Inst. Wets* them !specked Catholic Faith attended, sod, we trust, his constant he would bare died ; he suffered much pain; he bad violent starting., delirium, and sickness at the its. ! before thousands of spectators, hole math; I 'Heeded him three months; I consider him into eternit y now in very deplorable state ; Many safer has a whom so groan of dissatisfaction proceeded, sod the enneuvtion in the brain their whole lives ; she wild l awful solemnity of which cannot fail to teach that look would arise from a violent blow on the head ; !country a deep, long lesson. But we are fated to sew him to-day; the effects of the concession are • !proceed in this painful task ; the following suss be. still in existence, held two more pay the debt of nature for a crime, I equal, if not superior in magnitude, to what we hate This Was the evidence offered ou the part of the related. Singular, melancholy, and dreadful coieo cidence—ons illy a man dire for the murder eta On the pert of the Defendant, Mr. Moose ad. woman —the ant a woman dies for the murder eta dressed himself to the justification; at the same time m an , and that man her beshand !—her assistants, heti ratatouille, that nn one could more sensibly regret panders in sin and guilt are—her father and her the unfortunate conserjeences which the Plaintiff bad brother!--Oh, spirit of pity ! bast thou fled drawn upon himself by his own improper conduct the will, or is our eaters altered—are there no than Captain °lilies. He should be able to prove b o nds strong enough to chain down this demoniac that the conduct of the Plaintiff had been so dais- p r i n ciple—has feminine tenderness been changed into gerous end alarming to the females of the family in bloody vengeance—have those mild and heavenly the coulee of the preceding thy, that coercive WM. bowies which raised her above the coarser qualities sures were rendered necessary on the part of the De- of manhood, been @spelled the bosom of a woman, fondant. The Defendant, to repress the violence In and left as nought to cheer us in the desertion of bit family. had ordered the Plaintiff to quit his set- those beatific attributes? The emotion of this vice that night. or go t o bed, en d d e p a rt in the terrific deed was unto speedy than that above. A morning. The Plaintiff had refuted to do either; Ifavnily feud long 'titled between the unhappy he'- sod in consequence of such refusal, Captain O'Brien baud and his wife's family, which they determined • had be• n compelled, far his own protection, to send on concluding, by reardeting the object of their 1.. r mutilates to take the Plaintiff into custody.— sanguinary rage. The husband had been from home, The beerned Colonel was proceeding to relate vs- and had drank somewhat too freely. On his return, riots acts of violence, tending to show that the acci- his wife met bins, and Jocks like, gave him the ale: t which had happened might bare arisen from the r en d solototioa of a m eet d rew hi m into t h e house , Plaintiff's falling ever • piece of wo o d, and other and tales her arms round bin, Jested him in her circumstances, when be was interrupted by lap, whilst her brother beat out bit brains. The Mr. Justice But, who observed, that the pre. father, we have beard, was a silent, though reloc aious provocation was no excuse for a deliberate act, tent spectator. Os the trial, every circumstance was -which by the evidence of the coneallie this blow had folly proved gains' the brother and sister. We been ; and unless that evidence could lac contradicted, need scarcely say they suffered for the derti.—(Li ii-jistifiatiou could be maintained. mrrit - l; .ddroliar ) A negociation was then entered into, which, after some discussion, was brought to a tr►ate, by which Captain O'Brien consented to a verdict •aainst him fur •out the mama of costs, as between at. torney anti client. Mr. Serjeant Put. again addressed the Court and Jury, hiring, es he se;d, desirous of trawling esury thing like oppohrium which...Wl attach to the cha racter of the Delentleut ; this Defendant hid acted hastily ; but he was mast reedy to admit that the conduct of his Client had been most blameable. Mr. Justice Ul.r obsettect, that the cause had endod most properly ; the condect of the Defendant mould io no nay be jo•tified; tbe act was nut done In the hrat of the moment, and therefore. in every nay the Defendant moo be held liable far CI the rou.s. quern-oaths' ensued Irma an act not lamented by the esigency of the c.ae. czaas ASSIZES. ....ow-- TILL STATE:AIRS'. Mr. Moons f IMg envie; yto clear the cha• room of raja Chen, from the imputation of lactic; oittoroto• than is las awn defonco, rhea DESTRUCTIVE FIRP.S. The Learned 'Limn desired that thetergeon might he **sin called. The Learned Judge the n a.ked the surgeon, uth-ther the Plaintiff' could .Desk when he sa him? reply is,.thst he could rit•ak with difficulty by supporting his jaw with his hand.— " Then" (said Mr. Justice 13/..T) 6. it if evident he oust hose received the tdow from the hands of the Defendant, o'r he resold not hare s;iok•n upon the constables's first coming op iu the way that person his described." POLACK. noW-llTRatt.—Mr. 'railer and Mr. %Valera, whose names are sn constantly before the Public, in conaeqnence of their litigatiros in Chancery, appear. sal yesierrlay at this °theses Plaintiff and De'endant, ins case of assasit. The former deposed, that on Thursday he went to the shop of Mr. AtLims, in the Haymarket, to meet Sir J. lade; sod that while he was there, he was saluted by a request front Mr. Waters, who was main( by, to tell him Lis name: to which the Plaintiff answered, " Yoe infernal vil you know my name well enough; what more do roe want with me? Have you sot gat all you can? To which Mr. Waters replied, " Ile would do for hie : be would have him," Om Mr. Taylor detailed some farther thusly, conversation between his and the Defendant, not worthy of repetition : tie melt of which was, that Mr. Waters this seised him by the cost, anti held his for some time, asking use of some violent threats towards hi., from which be espected he would do Min some tidily bare. On Mr. Waters being celled open to answer lie diary, he &Med assael!ing Mr. Taylor, but admit. teed that he might touch him. Mr. Taylor was about to call a witness or wit. wean in support of his charge, whets Mr. lb. Magistrate, reminded him of that being unneeswr easy, as be was net trying the case; be was only in ,mitigating it, to ascertain if it was proper to send it ler a Coati and Jury to try the qrsiestion. Ile pro. 'seined Mr. Waters was prepared •dh bad. The Magistrate observed to Mr. Taylor, he thought tie arsa•lt was bet trivial. Mr. Ta)d , r said, he thought the Magistrate did NI betievis what he had said. Mr. Mime observed, that if he had not believed hire he should not have called twain Mr. Waters to find bail to answer to his charge. Mr. Mla hew, the Gentlemen who had accompa nied Mr. Waters to the Office, offered himself as one of Mr. Water's bail. Mr. Taylor objected to his being new oT the bail, observing, that he thought him a bail mao, and Miring once told him a lie, he had never thought sell of him since. Mr. Mayhew repelled Mr. Taylor's Insinsailow mainst him with much indignation and warmth. Mr. Taylor called •pnn Ilse Magistrate to know if Imo had any thing more to say to him, end receiving a reply I. the negative, he made his bow and left the office, accompanied by his friend. The bail of Mr. May. hew and Mr. loos were thee admitted to ibe amorist of 401., the meal sum for ...g u lls. Tuarts.tiALL, SOlusiiwAaa —Yesterday two mea l Denied JO6 Gabbs and John Cotacyy, who ' , lay meals about the ahem, were charged with an offence se whet a singular were. Foe / Doratnise, a carter, staled, that ha maims. played bye Lady in the vicinity of Tooley-street, on Friday morning, to remove some goods; whilst loading his cart at the door, the Prisonere came op with a drum and fife, s..d commenced a overeaten of their mums' abilities. Ile himself would tail. tingly have pat up with this, baying selkewhat of an ear for music; but his hors*, whom Is took to be of a grave cast, no sooner heard the sound than be pricked op his ears, sad led off a jig, cart sad ell, making docks and drakes of the gra kery ware with which Its was laden. Ile remonstrated with these dive , ples of OrpAess, bat they refeved to allied to him, till like their ancestor they drew 'Tory thing about them, not even his whip excepted. The horse (twilit/ the whole time would not be eentteelvd, but continoed footing U away from one side to the other of the street, till at length it was found necessary to take it out of the shafts and lodge it in a stable, whilst the promoters of the feu were given in charge to a constable. The ALDIRMAN after reproving them for their mis• conduct, fined them one shilling each, sod dismissed thecae.. M•smin.s• noose —Friday. the LORD Al• 11111. WWI °erupted ; dories,/ w great purl of the day, i• •• isirsoilgale.lo, for the par- pose of discovering the wirers from whew, a number of hills, old so be wild goo,. Wive originated. aid shirts hare latterly berg posted atom Me City and rawness in great mimbets. Ts • of the bill slickers. oho had beam sera potiog some of the bills in lbe night. wad. rural privairesamlnaimasserteral days ' sad were discharged. lhe first peewit eastained .e the present *cession wa• Mr. I)orissoa (printer of a periodical wort walled r„. ye,,t e , o ), 'raiding at No. la, Hoke street. West tie,ith letS, app.-arra wpm, aa Mfiarawannis, char, or him oi•h Printing several hit's. he eel Miriam • Pinning Preou del% Is_ reseed and entere I. Ile •a. first ll...trammed, mad coiled olem 116 glee in the mit/Inel copy of a hill. headed t. Smithfield Meeting: . and sadereoed in II the Non iermerated I'soplc oaf the Metropolis: . Sir. ionising them to tee biretta,. ' Mr. Ifavioain caned, that he Ina% ernplord to print the hill in quemion by Mr. tilandford, She Secretors of Too Ilanolred vibe s.-ideal u. Margaret-street. Ile ',noted i.i) il) hie orders. nod the cost sta. s2l. Mr. Davis.ault was for the preseet d*.selisrge.f. lies a s s told that be srewld, upon a failure day, be imeir cg.tielle...,•el:ot norther ot whir bill. ul a sinitler nature, which kid has 11.110.! attached to them. W. II .ir.O. 15 ll•kfratli , looking sane. also tapi•eara opals ia. formatino, chriaged havitig his to:ow...Rani so a pis.a.d. be 011 Lavin; u lotitit.-pree. alealyr ed. Ile suited. that he a• a Joel nerniats pi in: •C. and ',Meal in CLIf roust. Skinner wee,. The lint esp..° e web I e on. e%amleed, WM. our heeded - ••• Vaasa-sal. Fit and Religions I abet .- 1 Stirrer ant Soot/mark Ileetine. lb. oorepresech d prairie sod 1. iced. et treerlom. in silvery, ate lashed 50 samiahle on ic, oth ioimon.aftann, lianseday. Aragand 'a. ISt,. at twelve o'clork. livery nom, I eq. in hair, a. consuls upon the ~„,„, p rod r , .peed., and clerical of ol.rainiure their IrightlyA lirl ism of the Cdmo.os flew of Pa•:s.ssest I soda redrew. of all the inaeltekl •••rls a pa. tiesi, ku.eti, sod iodo.trrou. People Wire I.4tg • aged I blurt, the propriety o• masking a Feline, irael, and eue-gelle appeal i• Ile Primer Helve!, sold ha the ople.' • I ise bill EURT111:1:. air. to. IlrrrJ is tar .awe tour sad ia•go.k. r MA A dreadful fiie broke nut yesterday morning, sate% answered the `with/old g cud shoe/ • quarter after one o'clock. et the ► house ;' ).. 11 :: . .7_d_e! 11 '.e Droblo'has. secf"at).' - IN Mr. Unit, St Ma r ) use, Which anon communicated ...„4,1,,,..:444.5e0u15rit:5et'1.',":11`.!PY.,;,,1•""...11.1",:t.d- Wbo lo the houses «1 Mr. Finmpt•e, Mr. Taylor, earpen• I 11` , " 0 . 11 JAI al hai.d , ".• 1104 " 164 lt> " : lll : . a j amtm 3 . 4 ter, Mr. Mulct, ter-dealer—the large and rat•ntive I T. I . :7 1 .1 • ":; . :" ju i r is I t s ' Shaw ▪'• '11"e mater; he' bouts sod school-rooms, belonging to the Wird of pro eimiremieed le hat t.:i .. ertt i t h e: a e l c ‘ t . ter - ct:o n . p teti al it * :: . •1 1 ; cAnshin— , se uril.known li nt an d caw Bash,, woofer ?"—•• I f.Teivtd theOrJer mud .he ft - I h n e ." ...as i i bet il l :7 1 :! 1 .11 bare hid lis o.. pith hie. Nwaest .aidi situated in St. Ase—beak ward', 'he Mall of the Wel. shiprol Company of Letther.sellert, end two houses commended It, a per.iie aimed Orb ' s : h a * oho SO sh irk barre.oded secci liest in Sr. Ileletes-pliee, lining comfit/enable e.reet. lie sa. hiarell a Itiemeylaaa WOWS', nod hod beta I, awl 01 ...A. tits last naiet Ills T. Ceraisighaa. of Shoe. sage before is 111.1 s extinguished. I lane, eke iallosed him ha riot the bills WI hi. Kele t has be At ton ekloi k, another fire brekena g t e i . n th th e e b t at im k . o h la d aaa,.. r e eene e.. tae be za mem , Ili. sesu•a far her yard of Mr. Paul, in the Old 'khan of the south side or St. Paul's, the whole of which ! s.dre . a hs d p epro lb. diag op sr ess ,r h f lo t t i.. f: a • rpp l ort t o r• he/o wes confused, trgether with the i b is e te a t s s t i l a y l pa tad r e t n ef u t i h t : 6 / 1 : 2 ! og King's Head goods, anal nine horses, fell a sacrifice to the eases. lerfore.-110 Lord Mayo, ass rootioced fr4:ll: ll Defe lb a e d i a l ni`e The hnose of Mr. I'aul, in the heel, is e a L Nl Z e i t ii. tha v i :brit:rhea: rest and therclera he naiad' totally cousemell, together with the King's Heed L„,4,6 1 „Aril the Drientinnu. luice kenclibobrbr, thole d e ‘ wweised • till rap. Th. 6.11.4 of the Tap •as• Oh great dilh. I primmer. tacit is tie habit of hiring see like him le ails 'brit roll y,iaftYt, Napa" la as i sms ,. a . asa s i s 'mow to die hods! of bill.? The Wreak* replied, dot he hod Dot Wee mete in teat lined botore.e, ass therefore mold deaf need. Dot WY. 7be LORD Mimeo said. that tee Delleodalit night de. prod epos It dm oda bl!gitiratetioold take eilvamege lgaeo. rust sat:O, amid he oheellreeo hat a Name for dheeildessist — be bad gives, The Deleeuw WC dal be bed herbal Mr MIAMI kogislisee, able* le 11,eiel roper tog bar bills , tadrleaW of sbolliag and Inch, list be bad de , e.ssiaer to Mute more to do with thew. a. scow as be coold get clear. 1k asked where the l'amositters were 1.14,m which be minded The Iris he said be sae held as • peolic.bothe, the sign at the Arta. hoke, in Lonibrue kl.oth 'be .ecood sta. held at ale Angel. Upper Grad 'wet, H r hotter. Is. re sash third ad North is I.a.t Ilardnq.arrrt. the hello( low attire w6u occasionally aiseuoeu. acre llr. WODOR. 'll.suleuttud, aid mad • was of cobalt %t rad. 'buns. Loop pets 'ever meet Hoot there, at say or reinweetiog No ! • •• What tort of people were th she alteaded them •—••• Geo.-rally po r moo like is, self ; but .=sty I. askora." •• %% ere they met. of labia! *--•• They were r.4le sad emeriti, led, a. ih' mwralata. they came frous. bat Nil men at istellect." obey %close," ledge themselves IS be Am'. se.?"— • ' N.! mail his wee; yet they always loseehee ow as kis praise, city mac gut he at. the only kettle. era la Leered, add they looked .p aR biome as their leader.' •• Was Ike bill que.tion dra• •so by. toe ble.etiag r•— •• hut obey bad uot latest' 'Dough. Ile belleved it oar dimwit op by or. Wal-osp. a. also ale ialrLded rrooewiraner. Ile w o uld Dot trod the bills taus flea' hat.d• until they acre paid for." •• %hat! culnider i.e ocruni. capable of be.ag trusted Nub 31. r --•• ! the auutaitmeni. were trii.ed by sub ! 'Knout's. round the soots, it. hundred. ate motor. briag pe wee' •• l'oield you mot Vest thee the mewl _.• They arts all poor like *yell, perhaps • sthout a 111•11..; c• their lovelies." LORD MATOR.—''I as rely 6011, DMO ARCM a MOO R. )00 Acrid he without savory, surd it I emu Feud,' you aay service, you say 'leveled epos it th at 1 Ital. 1 .4'll lake other steps in c..au•quesee sif the evideace • hith you Dine gives, .15th Is highly creole able to yaw. II RIM eii.Oit thew matter* to the comistry. *— I he Drferlast was lire the pre.ere diochargall evtil Fulled apes. hi 1 TlOll G Elicaes , r 11..ecr was Who coo mined for 16 1, charged is .th ticallsog ropily . =twat of 4,1. from the 1+.41101d of the flow and Crass ab ler bombe, Great Worper•creet, cold B...b.fietds, altar sonde; ,og to scowls/I the goods of ale 4114RKWIN. UXBRIDGE. Cere-Insperior's Resen.—TNueso 4 r Acne'? 1.9 e. Wiwi's, per load Silk. —a. to Y4l. 44. Barley, per quarltr 34.. —d. to 40.. —4. Oats Seaes 41.. —tl. to 554. —d. Old Dille Peas Rte NIAVGATE AND LE4I. (ti) IL.( Ileef ... 6d. to Is. 64 Melton ... Is. MIL Se be. OIL Lamb 11:NIIALL MAIIKETS. 'arm I.) Vitt3 ed. Pe M. It ..I.W. t. 6.. .5.. Bd. ye 6. M. PRIGS OF M. Jaavev't Market. 3v. GP. Clare Market (k. ed. ry litechapel 11.rketSt. 544. p er M. .f tllti. Average 3,6 64. Venni, item p. !D..—Mottled. Prier .4 Owns.. pet dot, PRICE Pt. BAWL. Keg* .. 4'. Strom .... 31. lie. le 41. 4. T A L1.0%1. ..—.. T.. ..ladle./ 61.. 6L --s. 01: Yrllowllla...k.—.. W. —.. 014 Wk.te dins. -I. W. --M 06. Soap dit....—. 0.1. —s. N. 111.45..% soli sth. 0.1. —%. 06. ngit, r3tigla . %.. 0.1. -.. 06. (:re..... .. SO. 011• thmeal Wei... .. .11..—Lor ', 106..-1' 10. S. I. 124. 1.11.—M....td.. 13..641. IF 110141. ■aw PoriaN• Kent... 41. Rh. I. I. Sores . 41. 96. So IL ler. r..•ra —.41. la. 10 0. 1 Farnham 54 10, 40 O. N. PRICE OF LEATHER. Runs, 50 In 56lbs. each . WI le ILI per D. Om". 56 to bells*. rads ?id t• ilirreirul.' 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