The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-14 00:00:00

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LORD I'll IxertlilliMaituirsi his Sittings this day artillieeltelt4ted/Fliffl:gi.autialf- .f' la:Nl Arroe l ogpostieatit. b, fialteptv.-. • This case moue on hetartrilia lordship on an informs !..on be the Attorney-I:corral, islet relation of rertain ~:* the inhabitants of Bingley spinet the defendant, for 1' , ,• alleged misulanageassot of certain charity estates , :.sr•icalarly with respect to the Free Gratuntat School Bingley; of which the llefttidalit hid beet' appointed .g.t,ter. :Wet reciting the various Witt (If the do from Le23,to 1670, inaloAiaig that to the school a t question, it cbutplainca Mit . the children of the inhabitants of IlingTey did:net, derive the hole& in tended by the testator, as the school one made the sub ;• ct of emolument to the defendant, who, instead of da. • sting his time and attentisto to the poor, had 'taken a imber of boarders, to whom he devotes' his whole -rteolioo, and left the children in tptestion to the care. of au usher, It mu also alleged that the defendant seldom wets: into the Free Si 'soot and dud he never heard the cliihireo road, or gore them any initrection; and that seerra: .;.e children had been dismissed the c-lioo) in consequence of wearing wooden clogs, after they had ten directed tb rube to sehool Itt sheet. An o:her subject of campkint wait, 'that the defendant was a!so the Rector of the parish of Binglev, as well as ••• Slioolmaster, and that if he had given. his atteatiou to the tchool, he could not have aoi ! c his duty- in his cispa -o,ty of ltectOr, asthe parish is eight inilesiong and font wide, amt there being no other _place of. worship than ?Le Parish Church. The attention of his Lordship was also rolled to the circumstance of Mr.-Ilardny being a '..ssee of part of the charity estate, to the amount of 30/. for twenty-one years, ou account of his having expended L'l4. for the benefit, as it was said, of Ilse charity. In .• 101'0o/inn, a reference was urayed to the Master to,in- 1 ~ sire into the fart, whether the school was properly eon- Oucterl, and the charity estate properly let. - Mr. HART baring argued at great length. in the course • of which he strongly dwelt on the above points, a great ' r anther of affidavits were read in support of the aplica tion, which occupied his Lordship until tour o ' clock; at which time the Lon, Chancellor rose. . t OURT OF KING'S BENCH, OVILPHALL, JAN. 13. (*fare tire Chief Jai:ace, and Special Jariee.) IITI:CIIICT V. THEOBALD. • This was an action for work and labour done by the ' d.•teadant's order, on some premises in Essex. • Mr. Robert Sturkev, the plaintiff's son, being exa- 1 • ,lined, said, that his lather was a builder, and that he I worked for some time on the defendant's estate in • fissex. The work consisted in some repairs done in a pnhlic-house which he had purchased. Witness airs • 'slued the work. and it amounted altogether to the aunt of 3291. 11s. td. lie afterwards said, that the greater part of the work was 41011 e at the public-house which Wyegate, t_ plainti ff 's son-in-law, rented. lie never heard f father that the work was done on the ac count of t 0 person. The defendant had frequently promillo pay. Mr. NET, for the defendant, said, he was quite . ettprepared with an answer to this ease. Mr. Ityegate, the plaintiff's souin-law, became his tenant, upon an • agreed lease for fourteen years, and had since left the honer, and put his client in for GO expenses. Indeed, he never would bare set up a definer, if be thought a' •'wttiess &mid he put into the box to prove as the nit- Less had done. The Jury found fo'r the plaintiff, with caste. lIIOMPSON V. art WM. GORPON AND en. I This was an action thy the plaintiff, a broker, spinet the defendants, for the sum of 1,0001. being a Rom pro mised him for effecting the vale of a Spanish license. . Ho:alleged , that the same sum had been promised htm as was given a broker of the Dame of Grant, for the same • port of service. Mr. Maaavarr stated the ease. The defendant listing some claim upon the Spanish Government, .ialtech they. were unable to discharge. accepted as a als lon foe them a licence to trade at Vera Cruz with =yin& duty, or being obliged to touch at Spain , retarn of the ship. to Europe.- This was eon ..eidered a valuable privilege, and the defendants not :loin in a condition to take advantage •of all the 11- :ranitees (for there were ten employed persons to ilispate reisilbeen), for they were made tran4lerable, one was .. :4164 to a port on of the name of Mutphr and a H. • :Meal .thweene given to the broker. Mr: Grant, ilia - ,:mew dead, Wes next applied to, and he was promiail !* -I,OENI. foe procuring another pnrehaser. He did 'pvth. • • *owe Mame". Mitchel. who, in the end, became put- It haaers for 1$•,01101. with Rime other reninneration for •doties, amounting altogether to 24,0001; The plaintiff them introduciid *nether gentleman, who; after some negociati 444 , purchased a licence at the same price; but Ise believed the money had not been yet paid. It was true, The profits of the speculation had been greatly 'ortrrated by the defendants. who, seine time afteri 'were °Wilma to make allowances to the purchasers cif This however, nothing to the pia* tat was required of him, and the premium promised was leßla its being liable to pay what /mild show that the represents= received the t l.oool. and that 11,110 one of th 7: ettendants told him intiff as muc as Me, Grant had to Messrs. Mitchel. ion, he said Mr.. Grant had a be was obliged to travel into purchaser. .ckst e soutended, gist. the plaintiff a services deserted. They could competition with Mr.. Grant's, trouble, waif about it fur near to Manchester, Liverpool, awl I, that from the evidence it did had done any thing more this. Aser. and that the defenalauts bad themselves. He was instructed to I offered 1001., thinking that a and they were now willing to trial. in summing up, expressed • his plaintiff's demand sib larger in fair Id be. thought otherseke, end found for 4 • ROBERTSON V. unlit % /114s. , • , . this was an action spies; 41 es en4er- Eit t ir to a policy of luaus • mpg* the ship • Castlereagh, from UMW. e ship was insured f letetthridedesdert's t'boif was only 20111 .. 'nod.• the—liadros lieeeis, was assailed iu pile..eldisiiesemeoetsi sod brine= °MO to go to Sltd,nieg ewe evisthestip she was w ► •s tared that the Caput'. deemed it prudent to alms, deo her. is • ~ Ilwas proved that tie •relitting her is leans would base incurred a prate exprerie thee she. vessel itself ins worth. It also spikere& Nal there oret• sol seater port Aso Calcutta, sod- 4 g" 1."41 ill." 8641.141. the licences. . This was, is _ J eff he had done all that WTI not matter whether thi 'eff small, the defendants 6 Isstipromised. lie would ilf lir. Hrabt hod receive 'taut for his case. 1 4. . witness proved that I if 0 ad promised the plain liq for selling the licence • .I)st his cross-exAmisiatir ktkat deal of trouble, and Se third to snake out a pu he soLimoi.u.s.R o tila'sou g ht more than his . 14 no means be put in c WV° had a great deal of kii‘,monthe, and travelled &Oland. He contended, 4 ' f u —Ka pear the plaintiff IJ into cing the purchasei Ogg he greater part then sa that his clients had 4 it. OM remuneration, a gi the same sum. T o te Cum JUSTICE, it oil ob that the plaintiff ;Avarice than it should be. . The Jury, however, tho tisCifilsole sum. annraVSAM arrive at '4141411tirt1.116._ _ to .are the crew, wrablige4 For the defence I? was ctii 'could not, by his ottaltt,liav the undersvritatiOnett dlflrto rage Lose. sus/ irt ,•: ibitcaltvawarissbasv who awl for theiphilltir tt t :- • pea ItltAsl GIALDHALL.—Yesterth up, on a charge of lia% incittey from Mr. William limn, under the pretence attorney. The prisoner, it appeared, • entrust, some legal proceedir account •f which he :weir while. he so involved hie that an action for false . against him. Ile represem tised for three years under ' Gentleman, who harper time, iimnediately tlisprol manifist that even his person Pastor. It was then ascerV ast November Sessions 'ln Ncwgate fur the same since his discharge has ' remanded till 3loniky, wt,. other charges will be brought againit How-STPEET.—Patrick Doemiosigh list.z, and Jaw Chary, a warrant, on si a pocket-hook and its col desist) residing in Char day night, at the Cobour lie stated, that the pool worth 3,0110/. and some niore, being invaluable. so incoherent to the Magi: the charge, and the men Yesterday a lady named cation to .1. E. ( .as *l', I the mention of %%hidh ma . public against a species - tn the present season of tised with impnnity. The lade said her lath house in 1 5 411-Mall, upp. or four months ago, a par! of gentlemanly exterior rant apartments for tin men, who were about ts. lion, the object of which bread at a sere reduced prospectus of the Insti lient, the Prince Leopni Marquis of Tavistock, men and Lientleinen were Irons, and Subscribers. I possession of the apartmer the Committer would not of charity until the folio; certainly meet and make a rent of the apartments, an were to be paid for. ThiL .believed, and lie was stiff, .16.1. soon commenced regular scriptions, and placing' a t. Inn the nature of the instinitisn diminished names stinted to support so excellent week to week, hat nn l'annin pressed upon the snhject ready with sonic fair MCCURP. contrived to retain possession since, and all attempts make him quit the place, pretended tonunittee, ha. ',hero made, and it was ;meet a great many of the names without the consent or and particularly those of mentioned above. Mitt she was complaining of rioas penis of the metropoi circumstances, she wished to get rid of such a el and to prevent a continuation scared. The Magistrate sail, ._ any proof of this mati haring ticular purpose, and hail applied would soon put her in a v. his inititution together. Mrs. B. said she could that a few tickets were of colour to the thing; . that the whole wall a system enrich a particular party. . Mr. Cossxv observed, Ant lie wax afraid he could slrable it was that sonieth . have sonic tangible grin stated any cirenntstaice hisristlietion. Mn.M lluckurmster.s-a If , I be justified in turning the r. I:ONANT—!‘I must Sen. Vitt had better rOl , • Mrs. )bushmaster retir appal tlld. It X Yana .OUP 1,.! onsatr4lTllll T.L-Gliorgi don were brought up, charged witl dwelling-house of Sir. Stephen Hay' Curer, Blackhini-street, t_ rich Bandana hanakercl articles to a large *min, senator having previously went uu Totebtlay , last to jacent public-house, where entered into conversation them with Bandana Its tristle. Nut suspecting Litho's, and tips° his broke open, and. the all the prwperty it cow diatrly fell upon the pri dispatched iu pursuit of at the public-house where them. The prisoners being cal . at . wertrd their innucen, Qtbn, They were rem4noled N elegantly-dimwit remain, /inset, a man advanced gonenol. WilHaen bounce, rsoigh, stated, that on Monday abitt the &mak atinant et gni riethetroi seas• bassets t. A. Albahy-rnw, Beat-rod, brawn be aver Wm Ugly bad wade the eihsg watator bade for a to be seal Ask %-emportrrairmakir.- .. . . •4 • •• —. . ----- - _ _ ..... .., .. • 110 1 gt 1" ; • .. . Relithialis Illtfreaistain, as well lits faitlia; l ol4 Ibeltitsiti l lits * *St in'ah l iAti. n is 11 14 • school aftlrTorngber_e he was industrioasly e a , siiged. to abandon her. shopman was told•thtilltaf. Tenant WAS from , o le, ut deavouring to firm an astytupt fee his ,children; a 7 ., is Clintendell, that the Cap! • tits Illteillted SW ellOitholattltow he shoeld • l A . hStacisolles said ..to% **on Illi school watt shit tip, aud rhave abandoned the ship, and *valid Inifrotilittpirealiedin IV thortli ' if Pa hisr.rienaallhaneib - walohl he zekdrlaited fee ti .,, , sly% instiberged with ,an eve- thealha fodielel4kotia i r hall akstoneled fr itthf house s , .hisili witilillhefsfoto totally diesels , nut, sag , redact. . a • se nave-K . rVI-l- •• • • and had takers with. her all thefurnirwre which (flabby*. . is and his 010 to poverty anal misery. He only re . .. seisaAdtatesattent to tile , iry', 1 iiiilltsiiied.r He never petted with Ms gdots Ireeept In' thisted ailtdell trifle from the Overseers of the Pidudi sat tiff.. oil •-•• ' •• • lo n'6f Mot' paid • ready rainy for thetp Ikw -ht. timer ,e - 's, ea enable him to , go dowh to ilirminghie ;;;•‘...llP;lmlie •i• i. 40.4 i shi z rio ti t i :liri.with Meet on thredit, 'Ms shoproan *hi fur.; aed.liadoomeetto rwitstabbsli his soboeloshere he would laniCif. ~.... I s.swt.sH ' nished with a stamp receipt to give on the matey bei n g take his children. .•.ft .. '. paid. He afterwarvir terftietribbt.nrs,. 'Tenant had re- The Magistrates commiser a ted with him, but roula -.........! • . , I ; moved ickilliiiNnillios-lane, Plermondsev, and obtained only rephoent •Nts distressed ewe to the g arish, tibi,h 1 A TTORS(6I% 1 a search-warrant to smith - for hi, bonnets .. i theft. ifeeeed mould have ao e ff ect. '!(de Pear nun uitted the Office in a distracted state lay, George Fititi was ofrouglitol eying obtained various sums of •14,../obapkieCillain Store stud' that ha kept a china 9 , • add is a gad sloop In •the 'tint-road, opposite t he ' Bricklayers Arms.. of te*rs• l 1„, , , , 0d ~ , • le rhalloner, a respectablk pub- ce of being a regularly licensed i before cbis pi tmaa ,d ay, The female • prisaber called en lain on the Thursday!' , , . " e ''''"'" . arielows. and repreeeittrd that she wapted law. '• .e.lerif -sow.- eared, had indaced Challener to I a 'dinner set private, as she wail() hive coniPan • y ~ I Cliristroas-day, and rerested that he stroukraeusi so As est Was held a few slays ago, at Norwood, h e , 7eediar to Ms walle r mes " ull I patients to hrr house, N 0.6, Albany-row, as air. regent fore tLtttl:vroner for Surrey, actliekody of •---- n i „, seeiven different sums of 'notary, j would he at home at four o'clock to dinner s and be mond„sq. whir shot himself. it appeared in evidence. is cheat in °"" particular " at "' I would fix un what set he like d, a n d o n theirdelivery ' that thhiletedised, who was partiser - fn a respretahls tea e imprisonment is now pending j they shonlol be paid for. She said she wanted several . firm, is Amadeu, lived in a meet *chided manner at Lis •est•nted himself as having prat:- , otter articles, but she could not recollect them at that coutitry-boaae et Norwood. His greatest pride was •,„ ler Mr. flaunter, upon which th at i moMent; h owever, t he re was a b ow l s he !Lair that she ministering to the wants of his less affluent teighb oart , 'Dui to be in the °lace at tne I liked, mot would take it with her, anti pay for it then or who have good ramie to regret his loss. A , estate for saved the assertion, by making 4 .1 wherf•the patterns came. He told her it was uunectjary lenehapralrove hint freest the world ; and although b e person was not kuewn to the ins- j td pay.for It theta, hut she insisted lira*, she would, anekooomed sensibk of his forlorn contli,ion, he tot ed n ,„ ertained, that the prisuuee lathe I paid mot two shillings, at the same time exhibiting, a ' rouse himself front that glo •. and melancholy twin. s, had been ealifilled anti whipped I qua ntity of Bank-notes. Ile accordingly sent the• lost- seethed to have betaken possession of his whole tuba; ale utte P ce ` a " d that his practice , &ens of the table sets, mid his servant iris white rehire! sed•aftealtbideibil him to every act: The menet.? of Lis s been very extensive. lie l was , 'in about an hour. lie returned again, when Alta. Tenant dratiosiloa Wae.hingular : having pleeNl a gun broth. when it is expected that sev en " I informed him Mat she hail qinroil one set, and would , fire-place inauels a asauner that the barrel Caine aegis.• naught againat.hist. have the whole exeept the eheese-plates ; they were at.-' his bead, be . tied 0 s,triog to the trigger, and fastened it ick Donshomeh„ William WM- conlinglv sent in, on whieb she gave a new or ler for to his cahe, so that by pushing • the calli . ft. 111 11 ' .111 the were brought to the Oilige, upon eight cups and saucers to match a paftern which she piece would tart - off. After ;Oaring his chair in such a suspicion of feloniously stiseu Hr. ir sent, aud on their being delivered she would pay for the { . position, as. to be able to ley 1104 of the hell rope, he contents, the preterty of a new whole; they were accordingly delivered on the Friday, wished hack the fatal trigger, and the charge ent ere d P el • strect ' Miathrd-ien " u'llun " when Elie:thrill Marlowe informed his servant that I hid head, and eaneed almost inneediace s'a AI L Th. urg Theatre. • j her mistress was dressing, but if Ire called in the even- ' hoer fell off the chair on the door, a ni. %%L the hell ru ng es. ergot-book contained a dot orient load as to alarm the lionise and e doineta•s, s, on er .. love-letters, which were wOrth 'tug he would be paid. The servant called in the evening, I aimd was informed by the same iwrssru, that her 'Mistress teriug the room, (leased their Is •loved leas...r dying. Se r e Ili' story , however , a PP eire-A I had company, and could nut be spoken te, anti that he kcal assistance was immediately prot•un.l, het hollow sgistrate, that be dieliaed to take I 1 bad better come on Alonday. His vet went on to pitive of any service. Ths.'sletwased had writtease .n were dismiss/1,-d.. Nfouday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and teas regularly sweat letter to different frieteste, omit- of which contained toed iturknitooter, made an appli- I I informed that Mrs. Tenant was not at Mime. tin the this remarkable passage: "'1 Lis stork; and 1 canoe I, Esq. the Sitting Mu lactate, I . Thursday following be pew the female prisoner at the agree!"• and front the incoliervist teseiency of those let. may perhaps serve to goarti the bar, who iuforuied hint that Mr. Tenant never paid ters, the Jury were satisfied that tlie , seer: • I ! a h„ uri a a sat fraud and imposition which, l o bills in Christmas week, lout that he was to receive nes- tinder tits ultimo/me of a menial slerangeneaa. an d it • f distresslis too-likely to be prat -! j nay on the Monday following levee Sositerset-heuee. al, 4:441'411111fly they returned a verdict to tha• select. iishanal was the ;if he took four of the clips and saucers home with him, Yesterday another inquest we. taken, at I.e liddleses p roprietor of a ' an d have them gilt, and bring then, home on Tuesday. hissiesital, stn view ofthe hotly of .1. Carnes heel, wise ;•osite Carlton House, anti three I t h ee .ttb ins taut, e his bill eloutill be discharged. Hr, the .114•1 been for HlSity years master of the tiloomshery part of it brine then to let, a man . witness,' theta began to suppose all was pot right. an , Chattily School. 'I lie deceased bail been ftir tone this r made proposals to thirst the Vll- that he had got a se miller Ter a customer, fur whi• it : dooltrotog under a t•onoplaint e. belt had intisiced a set- ae use of a l'ommittee of Cringe-I reasou lie hail not the four ceps and saucers gilt. Ile tied mo•leioclioly ; and OJ 'I hor 7 silay, the litili inst. he at to establish a I heritable Inetitu- 1 i thought it was strange if they required tribittlr, the lies throat with a tutor. Nerdiet-tasani•g. ‘h was to s"Pp'v the P ot " with others were not sent for diet purpose. Ills slossitniass, In isolation to the two pretesting eases, there rasa II rate. He produced it sort of went on 'Tuesday, but the bird was litout is: lie after- bird ineueat yesterday, at the Bricklayer "s .Arms, cur• titntion, in which the Duke of wards found out her place of refuge, and saw his cup- - nor sal Stentson-ground, Westminster. The deceased ,quid, the laike of IV ellitigton, and saucers laid fur breakfast iti the house, which tios• was a lad telly 16 Years of age, %%hose name was Isaac and other distingnished :Noble- prisoner 'Moore claimed to be his, and on his ' tin. wits. Dews-Isom, antl wlio worked a ills higiOsther, to Ito wars ere named as Patreits, Vier-Pa- nese, claiming them, the prisoner Moore threatened chair-niaker. lie was of a fretful and previSh dispoi- Ile wished to take immediate him with api usecution for rubbery. • hen; and on trednesdav, aster tasking Ws dinner with m entos himself, hilt ohs, re eat that . The shopinan of the last witness corroborated h's his fatter , lie put a periUd to his existare by hang* pot be able to comna•twe the work, evidence. ! I himself in the wat.-e-claset. Vs•rdiet-lasosseity. lowing week, alien they won't! A butcher slated, that, on the representation of the w a regular agreement ell to the' fetnale prisoner, that she was to have c• sleeved company during I On Theraday re:•nine. .:wont s-vcii o'clock, Jolla and the manner in which the a: y , Istra ~ 1 tums week, and that ber husband would ant re -, W orry , wh o was bf bring eeved to 31aitistorte gaologs this plausible story wan readily ; eeive his quarterly. snoney from Somerset - house anal 1 e i„ rtse of felony , meth e his eseape from tWe . roof u# Is suffered to take P°"ea s it'n ; l ' l llosiday, the 3d instant, he entrusted her with several Regulator staaw-coach, los•tween Farningisaaleand Kies ar operations by reeeiyinr sub- surloips and-ribs of beef, which bat been since found it down, and has trot sine(' been heard of. ktedsad stir a bossed in the wimbv.eeplotioi- the bojtestiaAllseisolnehor-lane, suited down, time of escape a handcuff on his wrist, with *hereto astitntion, with a long . reAttis- A otooareetwes said, that, et t a similar septesente-! feet of .doehle chain, and a double bultJoirstoadieirg- ml, and inviting" talon an , 'on et blrs. Waseat'a ► he hail furaiShed leer with a Mtn lit-.(llaiittatic "renal, .lon. 11.) a cherity. This went on from' •S klayse chow. • •, 5,4,04/ • . Committee mopes/eel r and *hes .. Curti, fißopkio.-.t few nights heels, 'between nip shoemaker said, that he bad - sesst &connate Mrs. Tr: t et the broad aiserehant was always -• stio of boo li d• • the Vint., arrive: B; •- ''' and ten o'clock -. the watchman 4111 duty in fletifook pair ts, on osi ea, !envie. In this manner he bed °lrasquare was go i ng his rounds. be saw a _parcel kin attar ,A say row , and load not been paid for them,',Ho found ' s q• • • 'session of the apartments ever i die door of hie . IS, which , en examinattons pror to the bbots afterwards in lilac Anchor-lane. to n almostperishing • be immediately coaerrei bring hint a settlement, to The female prisoner said, *he wen willing to pay foe i s t e l! l . l .! e i - o• -..-. ;co- .. .-. • it, or to get eta interview with the star ;aid aid , I lui loiterer to :It. I..ii• . st onitiouse ! .spere erwy the .I is,, ha:, un 'marching her reticule, had failed. Inquiries had latelynourishment was affo rd ed. It is a male child, awl ie i had nut money enough. but if the shoemaker would ' , • • of , a' host 0 • ~ , , . aseertained beyond all &obi that . . „ . , _, _ mope . , n ag. , w hie estimation the surgeon an nt a tuuntuoist,ow • rake the hoots home, she wou ld fien d Inc ernes in the list bad been uses.. day s far them. . ' i f. complexion, light hair, and Mae eyes ;it eras re= 1 . : . . ✓ even knowledge et the parties,in a cloth slim good ration frock, A telloore-ehatitller stated, that he had furnished Idle f I i VY well "'la id, . . of the illustrious persons we Imre &c A woman of snepiciuste •appearance ass cap,. . . female prisoner with twelve elosen of candle", but he . -= thin the last few days the rrson lolteringan the neighbourhood abuut the time was not as fortunate as his fellow tratiesnsen, as he -did ' Iliad been publicly posted in va- not reroyer them. .. rickwith'e Bath coach to London , on•Moaday I* • spolis as a swindler. l3nticr these A tfildeSnlan 'odd he had been doped on't of l'il. by ; wall very nearly eiPeelenri''• Iresadful as:el.lents, chitty bed to know who could be done i t s from the inclemency of the iv, ather. li'll tip two mike the•fetaiale prl toner. It certainly could mot, he caltml character from her u • "'t i " le ", ' fraud, as it was a deity , . • He had gilled her credit 'trent, • ef,Mangerford, in passing smother coaelb it went overt studio!' of rue system she b ad" e " her respectable appearanee: k hyap of - kink, now shamefully left hy themittarrs a The fernali; prisoner expressed a wish in inty .mitO4*-, ..tt r re“,_ _too se er the 'centre t time coathatme earl threes , if Mrs. Buckimutter could bring th i ng i n her d e f ence, h ot w a s preven t e d by h er Selicitiat. • Pwl will- bo a s an d the wheel* went e l ute 1 0t if sot veer 1 h saviug received w• ) . for a P ar- wits informed her it would he of no snail, as it-Mould ' head And face. This happened about • ten o'clock 0 141 applied it to his own use, he Sunday night ; the horses Low 5... t off with gree4 violence, tint recent her from h e l ve eimentifted fife trial; all* a way of getting rid sal hint and that it i would Hower her pdrporse bettet i on hei-ersaL, ; till a •• l es outside' patoterigor a ho4vse beh ind , intWeall elf r. UM this information she cried add eelidislt nelpit'"ilatting off and laying hill;latacilleibliwal ewer thk ere* Id not do that. She understood pilafs'ty. , ; . 1 ' reached down fur the milli, awl Olt tricatirg ?best fn. • asettally issued for bread by war She I%as fulir committed for trial, and )these* siiiiiiii the horses' *feet, stopped .the.essech withent'lley fardaw but she had mat the least sloubt •_s__ i t • s__• •-I -..... (vial w hy% occident at that 'time.. Tr'oaescitgera !hen went back limorgeo, 'mire urine au ev id ence to conn ect so., ystens of fraud, intended only to ..._ . ass frauds on the tradesmen. : fair the coachman, who* at hail been'totils to picrc :A 'iv. ' s---- 4------.,---..--- the wheels, and his flee lacerated, but it la tole ~ ~.. al ii, that this was pretty apparent, . t aw,. i wild not assist her. Illooever de. A CAS OP RE,II, DISTRESS. ~ . roach the reotaiMier Ur that itage. Before this mole i eating should ire done, he waist . -mot— .. . red one of the horses had fallen and bcoken the hint" . r moils to act upon. She bad not Yesterday, a young man, apparently in great disillipi. and afterwards, in going down the kill ailpeentime e that brought the scatter within who „ mai h i s ~,,, a , be James N at h an i e l D rama .,dri - istail, she ji l t se broke, lout providentially tine ft'ors ewe 11, lareevernor- mews, Bend-street, and that be Oluilith' no coach overrorniag. Tithe erre -If I can r oods motiona l ' way ', wet oon ef a siiimee.ei• t h e k-„ s hg,,h a d ch an .h, ' swam i l o i reckinkbead o the first words h•• tittenensilettlet arain g t h e ke y u P till3 / 4 611 ° . ' . at Mariburottshestreet Other, to an the admire et the i efitAtiati 14 r•o•eei was an in Nni t Y for the s td 81.62 oust decline simwering that Two Magistrates, it. hasten ad E. 4...:ONANT, X. hew. h a i i pageettgeett ..l ; but too much praise canner•Oe Ow tow consult an attoreey." , s h ou ld pr0 .,,;,,,,0 a0 ga i n ar ,„ p a aaar y relief frog s hie ' parish , . vented rad so prudently, and vivo Iseroieany,..atue ircd, evidentlyperplexed and dis- • •, I nit hertek,' its an overthrow, when the reel Rif li _f (St. lisorge's). f Aosonlidg to the poor maiddedidemorst, it a 1 solid rock, had bete otherwise inevilattle. ' Mat ;SIVE ISCRGLART. that be was a comities, cidlielfiaoloiertuntil appeared ttl*t* on erettreiratte-or one of Ihuporiolltlikl? Wit George Gloves and Thanes Rog- beam bee ttatht - up in alantnteirowdediseasi sodeinstintiod t nd was retuiniog from Hriatol.. Ik se tanfiklitilblbili. charged with burglary, io tha 00 eelik-ble mersiage With a doting doer by w h a m he i.S-811/De was loosed , , _ .. •i - / a • -- „. Stephen Hayward, silh - olanufacs bad serinal ehildressowhibh . redeeedl - •fiiai meg mecki ' •- - • tr• •.. ... I- • a Brick-ialles a9A,1iee. 1 4.01 , 41 tai *boar awe yew, alike he sesereslid is ostaidaildeff -1.• I • neltlllil. rehiers. Benga ., l SIM, ItalW other a largo. school is Jaroesfootreetcliratosittorosperity khoi t , e -Pik thelltkiiriaCotiPPOlotoolNkossei•Go i nkle i dga llikokbr ' aunt. It appeared that • the pros be woo gootoootwOoi to l e a oh h am a vis 4," 8 „,, jos us ;him s . tot . sq iisigOiog i . r s .. „ ..; , A I ad)" locked the door of his bowies setinence of ill-health; and he shortly afterwards smil e MARRIED. • - '''-rr -•-• "• m take a pint of puttee at an ad- treed into partilerible liminess a ith . s i a ne •s y a us . i t t ievk ii,,,,f Reer ;4,,gg. new a c rhere he met the prisoners , who relative, who ileclivrti b' nest to Ainerira with ~ se p .. em arise* . Mr. i.. 1 7f . , /re , H . T t gLl 4 4Th ar agt Ilion •witlt hitu about otaipplyinit his pmperty; Without Nis knoWled e„ leaving him anal I Boyle , youngest daughter of the Earl and Codtliellittlil l iandker'hiela in the way ot ilia his family in the eFatesli l ipt., e wes t figrod pit). soep .' ea m a is ia of toad binb eeek , ' .. ..., 1 ~..joi 1 their assign, he gave them Ida I e itt ni d f e l l a , his -eywyroaa ik aa ihri 1 givin, g e val li e _ . ~.... _... °'t . * t return home he hound the door bet., ,hahw e hmiti„aliftil e i t i r et.l 4oh h4 rdt.er ~ ,-- it ea•veraket 'Ts' EKED. . . ~,I • net Ertw house completely r . atespek . ed of I by' , !Idling his furflitelle. If • .. Ma ff i l _ 601 a 'A I _ Olt t o ll! 11th instan s t, at e h m i e s n frie. r. ,14 ... outatined. lids suertlawn flan)... ettliere - h0 htiecttled in gett a !le* chbl e r c h r oott lifj, , . tt pi ; W . Klag R br ".. e. ,, 7., 7 ! M rs% prisoners; and ait,iimaw bele( u p a man siiroot, whirh enab l'ilt s td sop bled , a . , . . s -"T 0 Monde,•t II of throe they were apprehended a fid saw ,. a eligi of m a t ey. ftif Ile' a dd a tßalth ai. 1 ' *, a . . nmme;:snottls.. Jam? Nutt sere the prosecutor had fi rst eat ill Leaden; 'lnsist leirgyh, l ) t i l thief? 'so a ~, .L Qp ...., ;I jo lr a ;f t. a it 8 i g2 a g aimci g telirl i , iit 0 . dis iidreti If er#: . tled . . ff. tor, Aro - I I . . Wpaj 41 r called on fur their defense, strong- : khan., if6ioipeejtiedi-V Of the dfatkor l h 11V . shp I ' Itroid St labigit c ' eli t/Ir cusee anal endeavoured t* prove as I s e er be bgg feW' hi l i,..s o sa v at i , 'Ar e a, t . 1 hit 6 ti ;d ' I On the bib lament, aner en illness of ts:A1000 111111P anded till Saturday. d scr'ption for their s.. • Tctive of which ; ` lib InemeelagitakillisithrldslikoorreC 1 I . Sarah Yemeni, a fashionable ascii unantliorixs-d pef stove ' 1 ,41 4 . tin,slol . li per week 'formerly or Hall, in theokeswer • ~. •toi•111 le, was put to the bar with joadli . on tlitkasililkitt If?" .._ • • elili. FhP - 43 0 ora!Milita. of cb,, , ,r, Dlirt • ' 'II • ' '• 1 ' W 9" to 4 - ~,,,, id is. years, and dressed shaittepi j, lee was doing seeit,ga. . iiappegitediht Ore= iftll ti. i „A. t , • ~, k, j, 4,,7 1 ;1 .y&Li,...4a.u, n o n .... • ... "I . his :*Pllechenaltels , &rowed hits tonhie • Lo. . .orOve 1. st. .;'. • . kn. -. w, hatter, Ilia,e/totaa-atrees, Bps: .he otesierweng ed opstainatient e elagrold wit& bobs ge ••••• w•°•7t -1---1- • -% " .. ' • ediiio Monday morning, the ad of Joel& *Div the.pa.rieli with jiiik•hilliesilkanfteAlt easnmillisa., cam /1111011110111 •1 the prisetier milled at his slier, to prison as a rug ndku :i6 days, part of IMO WAIIIIted'IMIO PLIIIRO di NIM *Ws to be sent to levr•ertiatreout I ohitiolirseitelhails r -slstenkssbanils Ls ors i 'ageolliall:4o mai oh& Ilka-MaNarsaM ' feat-read. Him sent kis sleepiest, . nkotiliketeatillb caltd-then*lii eisthoireirilk_ iris - ----- . .-.... . . •- - i ••••w•-• w e bonnets. and he retorned 4 sisy•-•• frimellodaaideekbarkomillcompasnobida affiedillellotrvads - "t i • 7 0 1F 1 70 . -sr =o ..a. 7,0e.0. r i '-'-' ~ .. t choice of two, smarolte.kept, &sell fribeenb yobarrdap rerralbg obliged tepledga an • ~..4 . -...., •.' ..: .1 '. 1„ e ki ."i ~,..--s. • k -to kailallierelli with direstieso l pbSie sari Ni_4l_hy.lllLapprtitc-The samara 0.4 6 ‘ . 'aka • , .4440 1 11/4 " •-04 4.4.4. 44. is sates eakaditay shosidite I h Waal 41111 P iii - bad begs - snatched fromfobill • is, sat Alliketilbeenala . . . . - -• • • s - '. e• • • • • • I