The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-18 00:00:00

t o "follicle lb. question, bet to irait till 'Odeon of the hes sbnald be Itod before she poblic„ Ile eon• cla.led by onotiog—" That the Messing do adjourn;' bat on person appearing telecomd his, the Itesole• tion ass not par. Mr URIGUTWILL moved the following Address, after some adoiroble rework• es the right of Pe tinning:— "TO 111. , ROTA!. 11101INES4 THE PRINCE RFGENT. " TUE inMOLL MID litTilitt. DODD'S. op Tile CITIMMIS v• IMIISSIT Off. or Dellsticii, IRtawwOß ISIS. MS DR ISILIMIIAT TIC cilM or scree , 1109. e. she Cloaca+ an t lababitnats of sae Cwy of Moro ids. deli aswash.ed onsler the aosiatrity sad is the reamer of oar 044 H.,gterate, sang leave ...sr dosifells, to atstrees your Ilasal IMMO on s *abject, whira we deem of espial and vital ingot '\ rem the latertsts of Prime mad people. 6. He humbly reprewot to par Resat Mahone, that is it Imporibie fig es, as logiirlsoins, sad the free bons tobjeclo of og t hug od Illisssarchy which i• she toossitatioaal sae: rsglisfal lios.ronstot it these tea sr, to avoid feeling and diol.:etly ex- Immo* tsar shame, aad grief a I indigantion at the era aut. rages obi , h have Wady been committed at ManrMln i miser, as armed wee, ae sag under slw direction of :be local Magi.- tract,. is skaam.e f all law, ha. doge military expression ea a defloseeks.askilelle tsf oar countrymen. a-sembled fora it.. fajta Flue. and mows* exercising MI imporlaol public right. A lad pi:tamely of t• I gem amostves •nr :his oar humble represeasatme mid reasosotraace. arises: from sh, harsh aware gad de"lrorsisstsiolvacy M ts• mom& no so able we refer, we are as marl she ewe tamer' to express oar gs an this s e l asko. became, we Is - .we Wog observed, as she part of she Dupe s hiteloteet. • 'stied nod "'amok pr pose In deny. bo g .. ud geppress, she petit widow of she people I 11101 lit I hos loorreating he entrees of their comnbism. in its lawful ard direct rhos el to be Throve, t revels, Ilse vol - of a soffeting ambito (rem reattsing she ears of agave , on Priam " lo laortage, &ere, re. the MIM. rape Hal. mod at rite minor time gr." grm.•erarbewly moral ft no r Royal Higbee," a.ludHgrntass: sajoss to nor Address. Th , oldstownne i• oarless and impious's . , Owe or-be rem se of our firth — r Abu esPersd, rreallbesed she the (Vow of shear teapot W sir frd sm 'Pe pr sees amass Family-the right •• Petisios the KARL has Lees 'bussed. sod Is% meow I. e maw MO:m..- 510 W has beta shed. 'oodles hate bees asartgl-d. • Ise- have bl"adclorerd 'lhe very priori' he *a which is fraud nod hooded sh •itle of your Vona! Iliatoesie disorients Haase in Or rev Cr...: oldie Riordan,. 5. be: tight to qoessiow and ro ds erred by she allsrageS al alanehester. The 11111 of Ilsghts derives, slut it • is sae fight of she subject he Perish,* the Nogg s• ~d sggi.poso tie , that ITN Ile people's 'iglu so assembt• pooling, aid by Prii , iins so interfere in be a.miaia trail s of :heir stain. is mainly depeadiag all the re.t of tsar ••n e bet me Mk Tier of popular awesnelatte nail Orlilime Mg 0 hr sumegss Me ear less, as 1' remit:ly 0. Mr moo im p:num of our privileges The presersostiou of it. in Al she Wan of perfecr es, is etwarial re our exigence as a nation si freemen. It has descended to us from our forefant.m. is re. mailed is the Urn, Cligner of oar liberties; and we bald it Is be awisoggs she mon sacred of our duties to transmit it to ralmits aotsi..red and entire Coaddioa in the ea oral millser and generosity of your Masai Iligiremes dispasitsest relyiag assn tess the camel of &lie liberal sad bruelleno priaciples of goverment which. imbibed is early lif .raa, ti fail go he deeplyromed is 'Whelan of your Natal ilimmen, we persuade ourselves that ageassres will wewe be takes fee IroWlag a solemn 'slues insig the eau•llt and elresonsalwer of she rendered:set of she Magiarates at Manchester. on the !Gib day of Auger. That so ibis gnua sod o awns • kgkriega sof the rlphts sad liberties rf the pc..ple may ass be aslowed to pass hoe as rsgablished preen's*: aad the serval aseibs.m, adore, mad abettor, d Ibis snagoligasy mi lkers trugalt sad esednigia. way be brasight so end*, peai.h. meat. Aad we deem sblemeasore to have ben readereet ab oolotely enermary.betwors we hart observed with agtaabb•wist aid regret, that—obtained ao doubt by false sad wicked mis er. emigration of shy real wature sad diameter of slime pro eft:liar —Me dissimmigliedisompor et your !loyal Ilighaesia ail rabosiou has bees beggared toe acts whin the force of leash sestinseb sr, to describe u illegal sad sapravoked ; disgrarefal to she milord eliameter, sad repagnam to all the feelings of beuese4. widow hi ogre of his Majesty's subjects in dutiful and alreetigiamie astarbasert so year Royal Inglintss's illustrious Moors and PPM. j rad sincerely aad nosily devoted to the ICelm of she Csieminitiosal Hien. sad Liberties of she ,77 we mow, humbly and dutifolly to Petition year as Malian is displace. for ever. /sew roar Rayed Peron W Loosens. than equally west an 'Solent MileLsee. who have remitted au big ammim: so mooned pow Royal High 'anis mate astare with the blasm em atManchuster s and in venous general wader awe aumores of Goverimmot we base tang rmred so . receive tbe faiustis traces of wild qualities sad attributes of Ugh& Law." The SHERIFF Start (Mr. Edward Taylor) se. conded she Address. He esemined at some length the proceedings at ll'eschew/, and contended that the Meeting of the loth Airiest was es legally as sembled as that he was eddressing. He then called on the people, if they venerated the laws sad Con. *diodes of their 'country, to tepeesa their decided ilsepprobatiee sod ebb. of this sad all other attempts to violate sad infrioge the.. The Address wee aaanibtoasly carried, led or. dared to be presented by the Mayer and the Mem bers for the City. K. H. Gummi . , Esq• said, that it gave hie starer, to obey this request of his canstitweets. lie tell sell keenly this wader's attack on the people's eights, sod he reprobated io still stronger ferule the Goaded of Wasters, in daring to use the Prince's urns le sanctioning the murder of his subjects. He tben moved the followlas Reseletioos e• That it Mimes us to tusist la prartiriag redrew for liesee pierma oho Mee area illegally trowelled amid iinprisoned. is eensegeemeef ere steering on the Ifsh of Argos.. at llaselies taro* sliWitoei relief as any be neereary for the eelfesers sad ink ammo, and to twin to reentries' the perpetrator* ad the solseee. 9..Te s i me nhorription he e to entered lino foe theahove purpose% an Ine and a a appointed eery the imitations of the Meet. S. a TnaeroanSintoWett., wooded them.— He remarked that Mr. St. A impressed a wish shot so sea sheeld be eeedemned till he had hero flied awl beard in his defence. He (Mr. S.) wished ss toe; sod if this rule had been adopted, she Moo- cheater Massacre weaW not ben takes place. If the right of petition's( were take. away, or if Pe. titiesers were to be dispersed by an armed force, we might with troth be said to have no liberty If the procerdiegs et Msechester were jest and proper, we were ender no Goveromeet..-not even military law ; bet under the sway of a set of uri nated barbarians. The Illegistrates, or 11144 r jesti. Sen had pleaded that the Riot Act bed been read ; bet he contended they bad eo right to reed it t there was so tumult or riot till the Yeomanry made one. Ile hoped that *eery men in the kingdom she vene rated the laws would express that toenail, by end... veering to obtain justice, aid afford relief to the Blanchester sulferen. They would see by the pro. eamilags of this day, that we, et the eastern verge of the kingdom, felt for their wrongs, end wished, es ter as we could, to redress sad alleviate them. If we owed this duty to the people s we owed it also to the Prince. He bad be.. grossly imposed upon by his Ministers, and he believed that he saes quite ignoreat of the vote of thanks to which they had attached his RUM. JOUR BAIRLiT TOORE. Esq. thee sewed -10. That the ?hooks of tisk Meehan he gives to oor worthy lieresesintive, Melton! ,Umber, Gurney. &spire. for his pre sence •34 11.2€1110114 as this orrailos ; sad for Ilk soiforw sod noolooo support, by hk vows In rilialeal, of the Rights sad Liberties of Ow Prowl... W. DA:aver:4, gig. meml. 11.71 w the Tbanks of she Meeting he given to be Right Wisfigyibl the Mayor, for his rendy sceloworesee Is the • lobes ofbh frllow.eitiscis to callist the present Idectirtg, awl l.par thtJ is the Choir. The Meeting thee dispersed. 'l'jL 5TA'i'F.;lA'. To TEE LIVERY or LOADON. --.41.-- GeseLents.—Understandine that, in consequence et the Lord Mayor having refused to comply with the Bmpisition presented In bias for convening a CoeMon list!, to consider the late intemperate end seogtrinery proceedings at Manchester, revers' of the Livery who had signed it; have it in contemplation to convene a Meeting in the ; or, If its doors should be attempted to he closed, in the front thereof; as one of your own body, strongly inte rested in maintaining the propriety and dignity of your proceedings, I am analogs to woke known •to yes my feelings upon the subject. I entirely cement is opinion with you, as le the right of the Livery to noel is thew own 1141 .a setters of public grim arc/. a: oell es for the pupate of election, nor do I feel less 111 fienent than any of you et the insult sad p.ovocstion offered by this denial of an influbi• table tight, upon • Resjoisision, 114 I am Informed, signed by about lOU Liverymen, end upon on occasion that an deer', elects the interests of every subject.— Strongly, boomer. as I feel, I am nevertheless entities that you should abltsin from bolding any Meeting in the your proceedings would he liable to be intetrepted by those who aright plepssely be employed la pro. stole tumult. Yoe know bow your proceedings hese on other occasions been misrepresented, when for east of dee promotion to elidede nou•Livery men, they have been elnireeted by those ;who had roe right to be present. you way. however, its soother manner vindicate your violated rights, and repel the attack of throe who sere chosen to pro. test them. These occisinual attacks upon your pri. hikes are not wittiest their ate; it will leach you the necessity of being more circumspect in future, is the choice of those in oboe yes could. import ant treats, and sot invest such persons wish mass rity es would disregard your interests, insult your understanding, en Meetly ynor rights. " That it is the orel.obted right of Englishmen to assem ble together to discs» poblic grievances, and the means of obtaining redress," as repressed in *es of the Resolutions at the last Colors of Commou C 0... cil, is admitted by ell ; not one of those who rioted coootenaiste or palliate, for none hem attempted to jestify, the cruel end stagoinery proceedings at Man chester, had the hardihood to deny the troth of that Resolution ; bat the right can be worth nothing, if the Magistrates, according to their notion, whether appointed and paid by the Crown or otherwise, are to be the lodger of the necessity or erpedieney of the people meeting far the etarcise thereof. The people, however, have legally met in variem parts *Phew their sanction ; and if the people at large can thus estercise the right, will it be said that the Livery of London ought not to meet in their own Hall, and under a Maeistrate of their own choosing. to es. etch* a right common to all Englishmen ? Upoo skit ground, then, could your Reqoisitioe have twee selected ? And can there bee greeter eggrevatisso of the denial of this right than it should have been made by se Officer chosen by yourselves, whose bombes end sworn duty it was to animal° the privileges and franchises of his fellow•ciiizeoe, sod this when on the very same day he acceded to a Rermisition for a Common Council, drawn up in precisely the same ' words? What right or pretence can Magistrates hive to revile the conduct of the people whoa they thee compel to meet in streets, in squares, and in fields, and deny to ;hen di. Petrels, of a clear and admitted right in their own 1112111, and under their owe elected oeshorities. If they meant thereby to irritate the people, and to drive them to acts et Is. melt, could they devise means more likely to mew plish their design ? As I believe nothing would af. ford more delight in some quarters than to see yes betrayed into en act of violence, I would earnestly recommend yoe cautiously to abstain from giving them any chance of realising their wishes : and I Shell revert to some facts that may terve as a guide ander present circemstaoces. The Corporation of 'midst° consists or the Lend Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City if [aldose, and it cut neither see nor be sued ist aAy ea* twee. The Cowmen Council is a branch allenatiog from the Body Cmpotate; they are Awed eisowelly by thechisee householders; they have die.. *Weights sad duties; bat they are sot named in any Charter. nor are even the Aldermen named in any of the earlier Charters; the great Body Corporate ems. poises the whole; it elects in Common R.ll atm& bled the Lord Mayer, Sheriffs, Representatives, thentbetlein (who is the purse.beerer or banker), aed four //editors, who audit his accounts. and re. poet annually to the Common Hail, besides other laws. Is- ' then, the great Body Corporate invested WA these high powers, to be degraded and Welted, tied denied the esercise of rights caisson to the *butt people of England ? Is as officer, who there is mote. Sy the chairman and organ, to be a dictator, arid to I r l situp an obsolete dominion over it ? Your privileges , hive been before milled ; precious to the Iterele. 'ties in the despotic days of that dissolute spans, Charles 11. they were landed by the servile tools of arbitrary poster. Oa Midsemoser-dsy, 16711, when the Livery were assembled for the election of bikers, an Independent Liveryman had the cowers to stand up, end addressing his fellow-citizens, observed, that it was of no ese to elect officers to protect their tights unless they had rights to protect ; and there fore proposed, before going boo the election, to come to some resolution to /NOMn for redress of grievances, in consegeence of the Lord Mayor having refused to call a Coulees Council, of which he was also a Member, for that purpose. This proposition was agreed to, for the Court Sycophants of those dimstroes lima, a little before a Russell and a Syd. oey became martyrs to the came of libert y dare to obstruct him ; afterwards, however, is coesequence thereof taker before the cif as s disaffected person, enemy to mover of sedition In the City, and he eobly defended himself. His eh' duct were duly sppreristed by PO after prised the Hoboes Corpse of the oppression esperienced by after the Revolotion oho proceedlogs stigmatised as attritive, end illegal. Nearly a tenter, elepeed before Iron was forgotten, and so men attempts notH the conteMptible proceedings of are against Mr. Wilkes; it was right of the Liury to present their King open AP Throne woe vinlotsd, attempts were then oleo mod. to prevent them from dolibonling upon public. (firestorm : this right woe. bewevor, maintained inviolate. TIM Livery. to pit the matter boyend all doottu, ~it'd to the first logal opinions. Denning, Glyn. Weelderlsorne, afterwards Lord Looghborevegh, end the Common Serpent; and the 1,01 opinion of shoji own Recorder, Serpent Glyn, delivered on MidsoaMter.doy. 1773, stands thus re corded open the Journals :—" That the Li ray of London, logally issmahled in Common 11.11. either on Midsummer, Michaelmas, or arty other day. bevy an ondeolsied right to 'alio into considoretion soy matter of puddle grievance they may think proper It is bolossd divine that the right is inherent in them." From that time, the right, I holieve, newer e.g contested dawn to the Msynralty of that fe►tile Con. tractor, Commissary, Pensioner, end Itsronet, Sir 'honk Watson. Ile indeed dissolved • Common ILII, •pan the groand that a resoletinn offered did not c..m. within the Rogoisition ; and spin another Roquisition, he did nut triage the calling a Hall, nor did he decline to assign a reason for his conduct, for he gess a written answer, wherein ho said, h. would conceit the Common Council, Soho would meet In a fee days. The Common•C'encil declined to inter. free wish what obviously did not belong to them, and the Lord Mayor, the, thrown upon his awn seven sibility, did call a Hall. The Livery, begrime, .trongly•rrsented this conduct, and in • Protest pre sented to him, they, among ether things, stale es a reason, " Bennese the right of calling Common Halls, otherwise then for the express Impose of choosing (Akers, is Tested in the Chief Magistrate, and when Important anti •terming citeausstances lace occurred to make it uK•ssary or prudent to take Ist. ce•sideretinn cireamstsetces p►c•lisr to the times, sock right bath net been esetrised by the Chief 1111. ghtrate, as en absebste right in Airs, bet wises en. gelled by a respectable number of the Linty to Cllll* Tette a Common 1141, it lath been, with Tory few receptions. grentod as of ►ight aridjadice." And when the Commo• Hill had assembled they passed a strong sate of censure open him, which be pat him• sell, and declared to hr carried in the affirmative.— However erroneous S•r Brook Watson might have been in consulting the Common Council, yet it w a s done openly and asonedly, and you will think it far less repreheaaihl•, than the consulting a secret and select junta of Aldermen, which It is a•derateod has now been the fag.. It will appear from what has been staled, that as' far as regards a Common Hall, the Lord Mayor is merely its Chairman, that like every other public as. sernbly, it is master of its own proceedings; that it leer bar. both prior to, and since the Res,Niko, taken into its consideration on Midsummer, Michael- mas, or any other day, matters of public grievance, ergo a common Vestry Meeting cannot be dissolved by a churchwarden, or other officer, as was deter mined in the case of Si. Pancras, by a Court of Low, some time slice. The Common Hall has on nylons occasions eaerciard this sight. I have not here all the precedents to refer to, bat from documents ao• be. fore me, I can instance the following armor In the year 1679, Alderman Tarsier, then Lord Mayor, 'frond to call a Common 11.11. On Mid summer-day the Livery of London refined to go late this election until they had proceeded is the baskets for which be bed Ward the Hall, end after a deter. mined and mobile contest, the Lord Mayor was compelled to give way, and the Livery agreed to a Petition to the King fur a redress of grievances. Yirh.ehua.•day, 1769, the Livery appoiaied a Committee es the tome. Alithomster-thil, 1771. they *pia pv.iiione.l the King. htlasommredar, 1771, they did the mate. Midomnerviiiy, 177 i, they premated a Remonstrance. Matteis' isoi.ty, 1773, they &Wooed the Eletleati of Great Brea a. Toe have ►ire aellicient precedents ; how yen are to proceed, it is not for me to advise; the greend is marked out. However the proceedings of tie Com. mow Hall have by interested hirelings bete trader's!, t►ey have ►ecelted the concurrence and app►olation of a Chatham, a Camden, a Denning, a Berke, sad ether eminent Salesmen ; sod it remains for yes to maintain your own privileges, your own character, and dignity. In ea assembly of 4000 or 5000, and after the erns, insults that have been offered, It is not at all sarpti,ing or unusual, that on such ocrasiens there shorlit be a clamouroet esprestioe of feeling ; bet In proportion to the members assembled, this has not been the rose in Common Halls, mere than in other reviler arterablita, net even eaceptiog the House of Commons. I sus Centimes, Yee, faithful asd devoted Surtint, Wieclaore-bill,Sepl. 15. ROBERT WAITHAIA3I. OLD BAILRY. i *Mr soorsidas s lemste permit of Sir Robert teppisp •as e•ne ivied of +wilts; four be r of wise fees ai.erikr. Jobs Davos Ageism pleaded nog guilty so s Name stl utter. far asdisilillis fined Bak of Enema sass. tbes ruirstag *Plain* Sae pies. mod admitted the miser Diener. Tie Imam mod Willem were ordered so ',M'am. mussel Was, elated wish violently nosaoklog. treithinth, and earnally know* flaneah Wiltelsons, in she parish of tilelinh an the Oh Jolly lass. The Jury being 'Worn. !Qt. Nom-outs called llama* Whitehote.-11•11, did all you f Wu** sears lass isly -went to li.e with him she 4Sth July.- On the •19th, at o'clock at alight. Primer nose to ?new tutor and arised if she would tM with him-she renlind as-he shrea.ensol .8 fetch a watchmen N to pot her is bed-persistlog I her seismal. Prhawat pulled bet lois the pouissor. and gave an seems pavan -it wade her ski. and she. serf skim Into Nestled's-re armed and was relied lass the parlemst rave her she enoterstek, and peeked her sprain-41e eoe P l= Mk sill at she toper she stain-thee waisted so as Imo her owe Noe. bat polled her ions his radio-Mal begets to poll elf her clothes ; polled but ler nackinrs and shoes Whom soot _ _ . . was by t hi. tine I. follow her Wildly id bet did add sarerrd. r a qaarier alas boor. wiper mode het go to r hale. Wham gat \ ram to hi. la bed.- melting to her Basher be home all taw doe. Prlsaw.r inked her, bin viainknr beam. Psi • else hoose. he would • moshareoetesso her has her as 'behead down sans. Had bat sad happroord. slin bias i Pta h cadent. ware the k, but let age el she Is her with It. la qaesslon to wet •i—d mark -.5 sat with Mesabi i n the PPM , , ether moms girt, Imams at Pr. amt. set 'here elm till hoe, Aid Sot sup Mere, het en mpeer she Int h'est lighted roadlea m nine. end orip sill ao. in she OW*. talks( wise hiss , did no was', t" L•eitel al ft. (tier of the rape) spent In lb. name moaner , mites ..at isle nit t•. romp dawn elide Primer was nesibing her; stein were 'we deem s her chamber-deer es. clew to hi. t .he pet the reset. dawn MI the drisvreess In Primmer'. mart Primer took .4 we et...We...mei taytaceo bet stay.. be we. Mine an tv brd did eat beew with which baud , held bee he me hood .he...them. but allowed bee the either to p.ll a< her slows rand deckles., ine hut re Fondle out ,be held her lend all t tv times white be Ite her be us- hand. be emdesied hemmer II b the steer. Ramo Goalie here anneele4 the JI/4. whether It Meld ' be of env we to penal die measiesi lee Mr. Pied end the Defeadane. Camas' arthileal It to neneeed, .her them oder he grosses forniehed for au slimier jetties:a. sien elonterter. The Jade. smarted. sad Mr BARRY renfliell the rron. eteminstion. -*ltem did not stole to Mr fla Model meet Ibbt Prbeser attempted Mite Mime see rie thme times-(ft apprised mberwie ie bet 'velars dekeitiml witness went eis several Is. after-elm bra. Vices. Pri meet's watberwomme-did use ass any Mat to Mrs , Visas -twits.... Meth very ill, did met wed for a serypne till after swim her sitelber-divennenen the. too was dass...ed tee or three MEM aftemard•-.11/ eat r . iteekdiatels some be her modest fir feet Prismer Meld charge her with Mune( Win - seven( peen*. amid Lani.ii Hedges step. site velioes. but the latter isfemed none of Ammo. in what ' .send-did met brew ante'. of dr dimem-aste OM metes! likatlesrw 5.11 her what It was-ebe did not these/now *So Is we.. • Baron ti male isnerfered. If she Jury Megan it the Coed wield proceed with the Mideace. bet be Menlo' It lilt talons. The Jury ceseirred, aid Captain Mills was lehlafely ac quitted. Mr. limier Campbell Mood forward. mid enetiesed the Creed ageless isej."..ly cmignieg a girl of eeligieet Mutation and prelates geed Mutter , be add. that tee; Off. VW in. formed of the loaded pistols which were in she saws. N. of ibe emote of etwrible Mete by the Primer If tee esteems wee sal persi.ted is. TheJvooarepreiedd bite foreselisgill Ala Ividlimit err- Min knowledge, is. if be bid wally blows this, for me' natime it before a Matierase. Mr. A settees mid, that as to but lamecenee. he wet prepare& to pre. tabs the bed at the thee a Met recurred tote. Mr. Campbell grew es warm In protesieg this, that the rpm,. • ere obliged to take blot pas by she .asellers. lairibelb Derbies end put to the bar far tekling she Beek keys. Her semen bete Si letelleteet, OM It it. Mourn ee. emery to remand her. The Wee brim re-admitted. limey 3 eat was pat to the her. Merged nailer Laird Illeebereagh's Act, with smelting. alai.. lug. sad coning felesioesly. Maria SIM, his wife; lediassent IM Is lime muss.. Mrs. beet was rutted.-Soo was dressed in a plans.eammeed Mulf gone, drab clash .Met. moo a Lechers, tosidr... Mr. Aug, addreeed ate Coed on die well kismet principle of Keen.", law. which makes' wife awl bedstead "aareespetest ',Memel. against inseb nth r. The lineation cm fagesiesil, inset by the Leiden! Comet treed heifer Best. • The Jame tbstek. ih it the ease before the Cutlet r eam net he essespried in the principlehafeed en by Mr. elley. There might be miss where there was se sober medium than that of the wires amens sense tbes required that such mistreat should be admitted. Bates flateme's apinion actor 'eel iris!, that of Janice Best. He bed used the dying declaration of • wife us esilmee arms( her beamed. The principle wised Iss M.. Ailey. omega geed in some respect., was see narrow for all krposes. ..ad weal/ he pMeirions If the metily of life dierM be pot is dim get by persistimi is it too far. , Justice agreed dud Mse perociple bad met bees &Me out. bee meld edema. he indeed no Mn Mete wee maxims se wit h held her militate. JIMNIC4) Base was very mere to pers her coeirary te her whim, bet ha duty empelled hid. He world ask her as few , eiseitions ma passible. The easeties. smerely led le • disclosure wish ebb% the public are already folly areeslnted. The Miter. OT the Sandra. Heed were nett eemtlened, bet 11l dl e l. eembiere are./ 10 perfectly will their dessilimir in doe halite-rem of QiiNWI. as elt bare alre.d. appe..red in the eT AT emew. that we Milk it engenders to tepees it. Tte fatal knee abed frebaseekd ask and el ems 8 It Sas the same Iliad of weapon which ranch, . u se s.. dress sheep web. and she glee was awned resell its r sins Ile keeled her twice after skabbidg am by her own desire, era ~b e dead .net Met he was the bee of boo lids, and she Me 'word of lire Mal .as Sate here e sise Wt. • sake hum away. take bileseey. he'll meal ,nee." T eariebece esaig4 faitheelly that she Defeedaat's Comma derlia t ass rem etemendir.. Ileewell. Hofer gadgeos if Benheistmeisel llnspitak, campleted the evkleece. Tee waved which r- .trail A...wind pipe ma highly dements...lS 1. Ph geed braid' t an. ore. lobe that she Mtge* h ire &OP well. P.M if she had lad no amiesiter. The wowed. on she Afflll4 were. -• Mat on the right side barest pierced she eigb long. was a defigerm wooed. there woo a remidera•de dish roe of bleed. The wooed en the rigld arm was eery slight. The eeends al together were likely to siecasion death ; bet name of emus were likely so wombs it separately. merest that no the right lose. She ens I. danger for kverml Aids after. (The knife was pre med to him.)-1t was ma se imstrasemt as might bate bees eyed to Maid the mead% Jeetlce Bete abed the Primate If he eidied to as; say thine. besl replied an. the be would lathe it emirely 1..11600mM. Mr ALIAs thee tidied upwards of 3U witnesses. all reopen ably lankier well dressed traismee. she all agreed in repro . semis( him as having brew* charitable mem. mbeemrable aid indeacriss. tradesman. • mild. geed tempered emipamiem, as Indulgent and arectieme beamed, and a plans (*toddle's. Mr. JIIVIeer Bast regretted the peiefeleess of duty in but is( to pees the evitteere which teed bees adduced nes... a perm, 'Ms" (sweeter for mod' tied Ides. ess bed been ss renewable athstaniitt.'d. Bet dm etesomease ea..* ••I he taken i. reply oe *eel remprebensiec and ease NNW, edimees s it mu.ld he •ekeesenteace It for tesiderat..• is. a kiss r gear. her. bet 'belt etas 'aflame. these pri-en. werri 5. He ed the este.e of the !Meese. see sire rea..as width Induced Lard filleabereagh to brim it isTorPr s r's e. i r hie ir within she Statute, me/ if thee were ~tolled nine ill- memo.. the Primmer men be eemiesed e.e bark the farm crem,.... The law et linglamd dors ma tell it wader. 4 a beamed de meting his wife le the set at whetters kills her as the smi th, 'mama tats DISLICIO was mewed hr alai an awn. sales as esteemed the mime ef slesieg. The Perseli cone wasted ORM description-his wife had behoved bas It. bet she MOO to Mm twelve metre afore ..rds es a stale of ...wori. lieu he her shasne-she timed him alma., a...mom be tabbed -.he clasped the hand and 'Ovalle, tat is ears..., a b..• a imam blare had been misted 10. Sores , .stivisy to ea. tiegel4 her life. Ile fee./ ex, ....t s. se the Primer's realms coeds. t or el dards .5 the peep. retina .cell • deed. He rerepiteleued and espiniard t.e evidence d* wowed in she nerk--lhe •d. 'toasts a she Psi. mt. " I have secomplidted say perpose"-(" Whit siet i rrne," said she Leaned Jedge),seety esiesmotace preyed gm desperate in terim of the Prifillter. The Lessee' Julie Weisel,' Mr.. Stem's hopes that her fele might peeve is. remote t.. alt bed wises. " item." he femei ly *betted. " skid. whatme may be the Mee of the rate before them. tied grant ,bat all mar remember. Were they plow Into inch abledismem, shot it is impesethie to (mem she cansmeeme s of their someried wickedness. lee consented mil she delib-rain asmer se 'thief, the Primmer prepared the ivairemest .4 see owner, sad proceeded to the Mare of essetion s hit.. -I, railer ire I melte thniegbent. There never es a IBM! painful AI V Annuities' to s Jury, bet he .treaily oteemateaded them in 1.1111 it silk tier•lalia( resoletlee.. . . . . The Jury requested peradwitin to retire. which was prated. I. theses. tine Neat s•tt dews and betas I. eat ay apple; be appeared at a 11.s1 ghee. 41144111•44.41 t hat there sew evidertity is steam *whim ha his Mad. w was Wiwtywil Y. the rapid wanking and allbliaa af his eyes. wed me sheet his frame. aell moll .at Ip• s• freely ewarrialled. The Jen *eve sh-dot abase li wi r ee—their appreesarp made tire toed ihiemply Wiest a. 41 astewitie—they huh their plows thrlr mates Here stair called seer. Fahinkaa praiwowead the Ps i,awto Guilty, bet sirs eily rerameedett his so were). J.a.dire Hesr issued Owes that their *bibs. shisal4 he mar wowlent.-d to the Preece Resew. %Irmo wit- 44.4 r.wwwlowl. .w.yed lot the wvillet. --11, Mwed twwewfoily. awl ws • itod.awa he tie ..411rer.. It Is with co Item shot we annontoca the foliate of soother country bank, via that of Working, carried nn for the last few smooths under the ire of JOIEFII Preans end Go. ; on *gent erh.gts has, of course, prodoraJ capasiderab:a chore., (parsivslatly among the lower orders) in that neighboorhoml. Mr. Ilenkins. of Dierhyshire. has challenged till the best goryhoends of fihrripshiro and to coloured against his dogs. at • grand coursing watch, *Mich Is to be held de: log tha ensaiug 501505. a Russell and a Syd. ;I;47„;;ThW a . a . i W ae . 17147.11';;;;,7,7, aof liberty, did mot bed. mmil rolled bet Isis bed (we cowry MI 199 b." 111„ , ; / "1 ea 9 are . liee stPme tea etitt rt n il e s r . s " ire ebims Lwow. pow der Weis bed ail star —The sow% my to social inky, dolt si •• other rowel Pi tile bet 161 INA Prismer's lonethreet arid so forth, WNW had ps , o4. siii writ I character sad resumed is the ho Is Maoist, No Ma may ware. Priem cosh srsesint her me Aet, in eomsetistroell sew "WS"' sW wo e d are d 1 , l eave shat this individost ; and ^ /era wenn add Woe her oaks* sr. Her s alhinst his wets l it i r dir essr li t il sr A mr . soNiag Nsl ihe meta ate sees Pl• set sereeesed bet swam" Is die hurt sf .5 lots this astinorshlo I Nor out" sha saw Iskoe. sue r .l..rd • (a e attempts wets su d s .P irt ir w the tel l :l •r lags of the Gower*. pines drop Priwore Nob me was thew that tho " atd • ow, 555 5 lam "i s hellish! am is ism 0, their Petition to Me • C e•• • •••• a •• • b y vr, v. —Always . , • • • • ;'sl r • ►•J.