The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-12 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN r--x~ ret:tion; het it we' decided, !hat they sere ant en. 0104 le romnneration. •I's" Itrport and Petition rate sent bias to be re. estosideeed, upon in amended motion. RECORDER'S REPORT. LENT' ASSIZES. CIIELNI‘FORD, Ilkang NIAS V. AD %MON AND 011111111. This was an action of trespass, fur seising sad wiling away the Plaintiff's This was the second trial of the same rouge of 'mina. It appented that the Plaintiff bad been in partnership with a Mr. %%like, as merchants anti in 'orator, brokers, in I:road•street. The firm broom' FAML•sid. that while speskirc nn the yob. Jett el? Newest., he had emitted it. suirrrt IQ seller ef m*cb impartsece. and which 1.111.4( 1 .4 the •Itention of she lingo. of Commons on Wedne.day tektii• 11. 'Defied t. the complaint ..f an lion. hustler of that Ileum (Mr. Bennett), who Aired e Rivera.' with delay, in not asking his Report to the Regent of the triminals swim lenience of death. If she chirp meie true, the Hesse would to doubt think it strawey,lhat while they (the Co.. men Coenell) were themselves main complaints, one of their highest .firms war at the t ame time neg. Owing a most batteries% defy.—(l/ear, hear ! Be would, therefore, under a cnnscieesness .hat the im i tating's was groundless, call upon Ibe Worthy Recorder publicly to refute it. The Rtcoatiza mid, the imputation was green& less. Ile had prepared his January Report of the eepitel*Cnneicts, end the rehreary Session had net terminated until Monday, the let inst. Sine, that time there was an adjourned Segginll3 lipid, and he had ether public business which demanded his atten tion. Ile could assure the Co.,'. that no evertion on his part had bee, smiting, and that he had worked esceedinely befit in preparing the Report. lie had, fact, with his clerk, applied 'eery spare hoer to the 'abject ; but Gentlemen were, perhaps, not aware of the 'ahem. II" could sell them that his Ott I notes, taken even shortly, of the cams (wine of them capi tal) at the last Ses.ions, Mimi two quires of folio paper. If these, nervier., required consideration, bow nub mare time meat b. dewed to the CS. pita! offences ?—( here!)—The Jokes, for instance, sometimes required that particular cams should he enquired into more minutely than ethers, slid the sliscreery of a little thing often weed to throw light epos the subj•ct, moil render the reconsideration of the case of rho last Insport•nest to jestire. 55 well es to the individsal.—r Bear, ksor n —lie had been et. sacked, calumniated, end charged spill Neglect. on more occasions than this; and the Worthy Member now called upon him to refute the charges. lie would do en; hut it should he recollected, that he was so ettacksil bellied his bark. while bail it been to his face, he would lame jostib.d his conduct mote strongly than he now bed dotie.—( near !1-11. solemnly pre, treed, that hot a moment bed been lost by him in at. feuding to thie important duty ; and Omagh woe mieht affect in do it more ezpeditiou , ly, they amid not I-nanny de it so effectually,—( Hear, deer !) The question reverie's. tie Court .1 Resler*. tied the li•els Bailiff of Southwark, sad that of shoat; Sword BiniPt, were postponed. TbeCemesissies of Sewers for the year ensuing was Sunni of the inhabitants of Fore-street, Cripple. gale. presented a Petition relative to the Weave. sneer. obey should 'twain hem the projected new belklines in Newfield., es they stouts , deprive them of the meat feet-path to Ihsherigate.street, which tea referred for essmination. The neat Court was appointed for the Election of Collectors of Newest' and Iwedenhsll Markets,and notice directed to be given ea the summonses. bankrupt, and the assictiee4 under the Commission 'agreed to give op to Mr. White ill his household limiter*, althorn any consideratinn. The Plaintiff, who had a country house at Chiukford, in Ibis coon- I", being pnavesv►d of a larger portion of household property than his partner, the assignees agreed to give it up In him, in cousiderateon of hit paying them lOut. Through the friendly aid of a Mr. CoHinson he raised that scam, and paid it I. the assignees, who give him the receipt for it, and suffered him to re issue in the eaclasire po 'no of his furniture and hous►hold goods at Chinkford. Subsequently to this $ transaction some of the creditors who bad not been raters to the agreement become dissatisfied, and In the result they employed the Defendant, Mr. Adam son, en auctiusse►, who, with Itie assistants, the other Defendants, west to the Plaitters house at ; Chinkford, broke it open, carried away every article of furniture is the house, and sold it by oboists in I Londnn. Under these circumstances the present action was brought. It was contended in defence-Ist, That by the Bankrupt Laws all the property acquired bye bank rupt before he obtained • certificate, vested in his assignees ; 2dly, that the trespass complained of in this use arose ie consequence of the creditors, who were no parties to the transaction above referred to, discuseting that the Plaintiff was clandestin►ly car rying off his goods before the seizure took place, end was endwise* to conceal his effects, and conse q•ently the trespass complained of was well jest'. nevi; sod 3dly, that the agreement above mentioned would net be binding upon any other creditors than those rho became parties to it. Evidence was offered on the part of the Defend ants for the purpose of shooing that the Plaintiff, before the trespass complained of was committed, had clandestinely concealed souse of his property, of which his 'saving knew anything at the time the agreement referred to was masted ; bat the esi. dente on this point was by no means satisfactory. Mr. Justice Nag charged the Jury, that thia se. .ion was maintainable as well against the Defendants ■s the assignees. It was true, as a general principle, that the property of a bankrupt acquired before his certifies , * vested in his assignees, slid that an action was net maintainable by a bankrupt against his as s•gneea ; bat it had been held that so action for work and labour world lie by a bankrupt against any per son, although be bad not obtained his certificate.— nder the peculiar circumstances of this case, be laid it down as law, that the action was well brought; beaten the assignees bad no right to seise the Plain• titf's goods after they had, by special agreement, ac cepted 1001. its lies thereof. The Jury, under his Lordship's direction, found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Mateyo 3181., being the estimated value of the goods seised. WARD V. DTICK. This was an action of assault sod buttery, alleged to km been committed on the 10th of October last. M►. MARRYAT, Mr. Gurtate, and Mr. Comva conducted the Plaintiff's case, and Mr. JESSUP and Mr. WALVOND the Dorrittlanl7. It appeared, that both the parties were revertible farmers resident in the neighbourhood of Colchester. In the evening of the day mentioned in the declara tion, they met *together at an oyster-shop in Colches ter, for the purpose of refreshing themselves, and af ter talking over the turnip crops for the season, they fell into a warm dispute, which, on the part of the Defendant, was conducted with a great deal of low and vulgar abuse and contradiction, which was ac companied by a smart blow with a riding stick on the Plaintiff's head, which knocked off his hat, he being at the time sitting in a chair, and being a mach older man than the Defendant. The dispute subsided (Sr a while, and was again renewed, end upon the tiffs quitting the shop, the Deftedatit struck him • scientific blow epos the left jaggier, which knocked him down. In consequence of the fall, it appeared, that he had burst • blood vessel and minutely hurt his beck, and afterwards Moored soder considerable .1. nest, which required the atteedanceef • Surgeon and Physician, from out of whose hands be bad not yet 'rise following Arlarect us. tirculttled amongst 41. e .lumbers .1 the llou.• of Lord-, su.l we site it publicity as containing • plain stateliest of the tom. : t• MY Lorin:- Your Lnftl.hip will •h tr.!, hnve it in %nor poor, on teh.. n vomit* of the nuoi ~alert .is rd../ c a Join, not only nn nor law.. b t oar mantles/. " 1 .opport of the HO far pr. ',stint ittimt• from irht r which N so i.e re.d, for the second time, nest blmiday, will wort awnrettly rot t.e ottlthel,l, if ' , nor Lord 'ship will ev..te half so hoar to the wits -al of the evirlettre pliers be' r• the Committee of the Mete ~f Common., nr the speork of M. la.binitno on the stett.ert. yen will she, h a d the act of . Maiming children t r the p vase of • seeping rhea eels me dily beck:* with die.bedience to the laws -hard, per jars. wr piracy. " It is illegal to apprentice to this trade ostler Acid . yelles Si ape hot thes are frendhoily apprenticed at Ire, sit, were 91.1ett tor she pusyso.e. n od f re speody obtaltwai by much ne r p aeuns Ihetholircis 894 V She urgent tempeitiste wf wart, bavie• hems kneeu to tell their children for slns dreadful trade. ••Whew t sioed, the child f teed op the chimer, by !OW rprtiri of Cobriti ' • ra them freebies htteral hair fallen os the ree..ints of nor Canso ef Jenice irsilneas. If mn ye minim,. re but vire there. be b el Slued to ail the thruer. et selren raw by tie very adore of his employmeot, elad use. unrt - limltv fed. *teem ow nme ie • rellsr, is left deristetr of iortreenee, .d, in some woramste, out of the pale of human sympathy. " N. .t ware than half oh..e hildren sailim the bitter trial of their aosereloirre , io. OW lb the-r sear. Drollery are ever 600 is the luny seonsdeil for pass hardships f lie is moat) detsilitsted. Mote tor lets err-faxed. heart limes hie the Min of barn. received in ..in on in nl,ntwirh chimer so are. and So otisprct In pet ~liar caneerous &maw, mainseistro to sloe nt h,., er rare-son. lie is utally imseremt, awl emit ter nay honeo seam of no. lung his bread that e. wen empreist- CROWN SIDR. ed with 41.0 inlefinf of be hooter. and die babies of wi ser. WALTIIAhI GANG. vad-, elms if be lays Pal arenint • panyei, i. ebe .. on tad thew, in other • ay, to puoi4 society fee the lajran. Wi114411118 husk, James Westwood. Geoece Wed tbee be her .wiered. wood, JoserthoLlbetoisat. Robert irolfe, Jep bi. doesemie Slue Tussle roar Imni•lip may engrain- , Iv abol.sh. A. for the kw chimaw%., tbr &anises. which ,f ret', sod Likhfleld, Isere indicted for bet- Iv be 'bet" by the pre-eat m•ebie".• E•Stle , "Wes4.ll gloriously Wieling sod catering the divelliorlsosae • ill ono. Lust weer in clean et me. without tbe leirreun o f J o h n charms, at Waltham Holy Cross, in this ton ..f apprentices. The Bill does est forbid soy meet hey so employ hi. dierattli er shill so mreepimi • daegerees ems. stoonty, sod powderiog the h o u se of a facilit y of bet. That were se arbitrary act I it Wiser lab/mem free as articles let est la the indictment. ` De vtr o ' ese lad ihl Y "' trails ' die "P reillirelhiP el dale"t.l" f I Mr. Jamey stated the este, which was pro ved b y , Una OM thereby estinashill a omit:- am accomplic e of the same of Detail, who gave the have yid shoo tangier, the warbler Met oelf-inintied.imed withering tr o tt ow t o - a -- g • cconot of the transactiou: That Wolfe, our ebiresory• oishmst She intermiition of meet N. Ime mem in o..inveav will .till he given but m sylcip met Weir vq a who wets the captain of the gang, on the 25th of Oc guilt of sanctioning cruelt. an the horde'. of upportial • elms tart, met his le !Ando'', sod told him that It hr for the otoll Part II" a 1"e'l l " t the m ' el '. sod Litchfield would come to his hoes, they 'mold Lar.hip9 rewarded by a life of hosteler.; pauperism sod reesta. hie dives.... WWI with some others, wbo were to proceed to a I speak from foes detailed In rvidetwe before a Commit- boom wawa they woom get a goo d booty, at they 1... of , Rad of hie •1•Ile of nuts, gimlet the rare o f she tee, en old man who had a good boon'. lie 111•:••"1... two•ter.. b ase wh in eti• 111111.4 there ore NU) rep I lAhle exception , - I tae honour to be, ate. aceordingly mot Litchfield the nest day hi ilertford, An aMictiog catastrophe °scarred on Tuesday , anti they west together to Hoddesdon, where they es. god 'Rehouse of Mrs. Cronin., rbilliesere-row, :slept at the Red Lion ; they stayed there isotil foist Usphani, to Miss Annette Firmer, her sine, and o'clock; they went en to Bromley, where they tlmighter of the late Captain Firmer, of the Waage@ Itresed the fields to Mr. C ha pn' hoese, which 'train. Ph* young Lady was - coming to London to sue a loiie frafla-bntlie. in Paliqb of W° lll4. ' • ball or concert, with a ploy, and when adjestieg! They listened its a lase omit it was quite dark, sod her hair bidtiod at thO chianev.glass, her snoslin ! thee they wool to an outhousto e sear meet the Whoous lfe e, whorethe , ere.. cooed ire, and she * was in a mom's, Its our by appointment, they were aod . fame ; another young Lady its the apartment alarmed others. Soon afterwards Wolfe, and the 4 others join. the 'till servant in the neat room by her 'harks, ed them, and th e y all continues; to the oet-hoose void belie estinguished the Names *ids the linen at hand, 'boat 11 o'clock at night ; they then went to the but not until the clothes at the back were reduced to boos*, sod jolt thehon thhed y s heen to aw ,the tartar ret heuwent ning :, stutter. Awl the rap sod hair. Surgic a l aid was wish his waggon, isrorpUs wa ! itfniiied, and hopes are entertaitterl of re. into the house aid got a light, went with another . Pivots. hot. the unforteuate Witter labours ruder lad itit• the stsbles. Some o mi f d them imosedittely 10114.1.0, 6 , 1 bound the two melt together, back to back, and as. eseeped. The eon seat to the Jury sailer the [amino(' Jedee's infectious, end they lined a verdict for the I'laladll—Da sago 201. letter! them to the manger, where Wolfe stood Heard over them. The others thee went into the hosted and went op stein, when they got into a room, where they foind two men is sleeping : they asked them where was their master's hid-room, arid where be kept his money. The men were very meek frightened, and replied, their master slept at the ether part of the house, and. Shat they did not know wiser. j be kept his money. ?t,.goard was left upon them, and they proceeded ta th. other staircase ; bet heal they found a stroll dior, which was fastened ; they I went out and got two piongh.ceiters, with which they immediately Aneroid the door, and bunt into Mr. Chapman's . bed -room; be and Mrs. Chapman were in bed: they demanded his money and his keys, which be pee them, and told them his money was in a berets below ; they went down stain and broke open the borne ; they also brekeopen se iron chest, forced all the closer, and completely ransacked the house, taking away considerably above 101 A. is mo ney, plate, and three watches ; and they regaled themselves with nine and spirits, and teak away the best part of a ham. The manner and circumstance, of the robbery were also con6raed by the sereaste,, and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman. In confirmation of the testimony of thou:eon pike, it was proved by the landlord at Hoddeedon, that he and Litchfield bad slept at his housed!". eight before the robbery, and one, watch was Nand in the pommies off Jeffery, and soother in the thatch of Wolf.'s hoes,. Mr. CURWOO, moss-esamined the sesomptice, bet dirt not discredit his testimoey.—The J.ry Need them all Gritty. Litchfield was also convicted of another burglary in the house of Nash Kemp, at Christalt, a little shopkeeper. Me was blond the nest day with all the goads, busing stripped the shop. Chelsea, Wolfe, and Jeffery, were convicted of a third borglary. The Learned Judge immediately paned *wenn of Death, mod told Wolfe, Litchfield, Jeffery, sod Best, that they would certainly be esetmted• This peg has for some time been the dread of the I sereseendisilt oeighbeerhood. Wolfe acted as a loader always; cease to his work on horseback, and the usual rend, was as Alehouse at Stortford,whese they adjested their stemmas, sad settled the divisiote of the pleader. LINC 01.1 . 4 SHIR F.. Theme Amite, were ousted ea Saturday at Ulu! coin, before Sir James Burough, liat.—Ayscouga I Boecberett, Kra. Sault. CITY COURT. Maaga s. W. Clarke, Ojai o'. Moder, ass charged with I being onlurfolly and felonioosly at large its this kingdom before she ezpiration of the term for which he had been transported. The Prisoner was foetid guilty at the last Assiut for Northumberland of stealing 'l3O pair of stockings, and thereupon sen tenced to seven rare trensportation ; he made hie `escape from on board a ship 'employed to y him to tbe convict ship, and was taken up at Lincoln on the 17th of September last. Gpilty—Death. There are 3f) Prisoners la lito Castle for trial at the present Assizes. At the fate Ipswich Caserta, Sessions, Catharine! Miler, a Cyprian, fled 44, wee charged with steeling upwards of 561. bran Samuel Itantsey, a pig.jobber,' whom she met with in the streets..—lt was stated by witnesses cslled for the Prisoner, that her daughter, Debeish Hewitt, a married woman, had pawned or o therwise disposed of clothes end effects for neatly , Wt. which the prosecutor received, promising that he' 6 ' would lint be seen in the business soy more, so help Min (Sod !" Itantsrry denied that he bad promised to give op the prosecution, saying, that be bad told *Hewitt that if the Magistrates said be should come forward, he most ; tout admitted that he had received the money, which the young owes had with the at. most difficulty raised !—The Prisoner was Bestowed tw seven years' trawsportattes. . . _ Fne1..1.1311 , 111.—A few teeeier bark own finiales sem Into lar ..hap or Mt. J one., babesdiadier, N .• Grew Surrey oreel, anti n riar.tcd to be shown some ending ;Whit t het hit I true 01 wen el. essayist% it, the other secreted a pkee of satin about her Krona. mei get agree uiete oor' In obese toe a• hour -1, they lira ore 'bop . of Mr. Sp, Ire.* Misch triaree-roiell, mod oh lie .me of dorm rapped e tentative of the tin pests:, the other Oleic a valuable - silk 'haul. They were 11,...evrr, detected, nod tent to the watcl • -bnote: • Om Theriereay eh,' were brought before the Morley bibes.intife, eommittrd so tithe their Mal at the Auizes. It is hi aontrinplation Its enclose Mansfield Pirelli, and cot • canal through it from Mansfield, by Oiler'. I ton, to Reflood. The boost of Mr. Covithard. in. Pratcytatrnot, was robbed, on Tuesday, of seven Pleces.ofiete, and a time-piece, froth the pollster, whiltl'a meant went op sIIi 22 with a letter from • wagfsdriiied Of sots on horseback, who was to wait for en a litewfa, bat who absented himself before the iereast aa accomplice on foot having no aright sot Ns property. This is • system of robfrery'illieli lately been more than once practised with iambs. I AT? csievan Scirt AN:444110 o'eleiele jt day, a woman named blikett „ ' the Wife of • liboriet . iog man residing in Gravel.lana, lAmbith, had 1' wastrel with her Ihisband oboist time dosheitic sffaire, and lea paroasym of rig. seized a.linife and scabbed hermit in the right aide. She 'was instantly conveyed to a surgeon's shop, and prnper aliistanee was affords ed her, bat she is not npected to recover. The dwellinethoese of Mr. Lloyd Wilson, at Brigid'', was entered on Tuesday night by • gem of thieves, who ransacked all the lower apartments, sod collected together a greet neantity of linos and clothes reedy to take away ; they then went o pmalra, and tried a room door io which an old Gentleman slept, hut the noise the made awoke the Gentleman, who jai, an immediate alarm, anti in their hurry to escape one fellow fell over the balm . ..ter' ; a dirk I i 'item and a piek•lock key ' , bete ("and nn the floor. The house in which Mr. BIRD •iiil hi; housekeeper were murdered, in the High-street, Greenwich, be. coming • place of terror to the inhabitants. no person was disposed to orcopy it at a place of resielessce; it has recently bee. token and cosiverted into a public library by the principal inhabitants of the town. The Earl of (;canard met with a serious accident while bunting, a few ria)s ago, near him Salt 0(0540. ForDat, In Leland. la leaping • large fence, his Lordship was thrown from hit holm, and his head came its contact with a stone : he was carried In the Castle in a oat, of isisensi"ility, but hors ale enter tained sr f hi' iecistrry. 1 1 01. IC& ~Coaltttr ST Rl:CT.—Yesterday Mary Friss Lila, e yourt4 wonan, ut genteel appearance, "tali remanded. crarged with ousting forged notes. 4.11.. LEX -fQU ARE Been and J. Meckhowls. wen ezarnined en suspicion of breaking into the ah•.p 4 . 141 r. Horn, grocer, in Great l'eter-street, Wart. minster, and sterling the money from the till. Pa the morning that the burglary Was cemasiitart, ;1 , 4 Prisoners, oho are suspicious characters, ware seen is Peter-stint. This was all that appeared igTlinst them, and they sore consiNoestly dkcharged. Uasea•ata4l..—Mr. Knot,. bolter, of Bterlfr , dre.rail, war convicted es the pandit of r.per eaere. ter 14 sew, aril a hair, of which (Ur half yr' k loafs yew &dries*, l'urrhaed rt her Amp. The Prow tote* ear cansderiall by Mr. belies, the ovenerr, ea behalf of the psn'itle. MELANCHOLY JUICIDB •r J. PAUL, A Coroner's Inquest washed/ es Tbse=ittemees, heard Tootles Isseree. thq. Comm tor at the t;siniviii tre.reems at M. Ohm's Workhorse, finnitil ii, rhi she body of Jobs Paul. Faq., a merreheY I. the CH . ,te he poi mend lathe retriever by deowslog shiner. Tb. deeeswd teas • bro. ;her 4 Jams Nal Veg. fieruntrly a Candidate ter Meslinia • seer. who fought a doel with S.r Francis derden, ad who Apse met= atterwardmeamemined (astride. Asethre hither, T. Peel. E.g.. • ameba= et Ineriegbais, peisseed Ifilea If a then Ibis ego. Tie Jury being swore, took a thew of the body of the Is. erased; it was Is such a Mite Met. bet for his apparel, his ides. /tie:lmM have bees rendered doubtful Mareemes. the Male of the Humility ethap.esnored arse Clesdise.wheif, se the Rime 'fleas= Amid the midi ea Tay. day swam hist, and bad it esmcied in a MAI te the dead. boost at It Obwe's. MAAS Wows stated, Mash, was boosekeeper le she • de ceased ; he oral a eircelbot. medial; at 3, 4.i/eyelet/. Miantheo. The deceased had bees stew= lam home lee weeks last Tees. day; prier to the leseieg than he was he same days is sail a iesie of irritation of stied. teed re me n e n te r t r ltly diermied. that die felt eisevion9l that he mem is bin t facishies believed ham/kin arse erwlaarra owl, that might have po ••• diced the civet epee his mirth Fee nigan (*Whet be wool* travel& bed. sad walk Meet the nom like a rues distract 'ed ; sad wires she .poke to hiss, he ir =ld berg setatrios, mils niii hued is great egitatith avian his forebratt. oaths very Mai fidd.mtvailw lagers( looter i he* Ohl nag hie se lie ode alone, we reopened bee lii meals boors with him. Oa ea. sudsy Wee se Me kowtow his thaw, he swan int a gest immit of lastensoni; be etyma"; confriaid a bat he lid ii•••, wed medial old was enwetwed g aa midi* cm mint. =dere& sod be recovered. Os the Tuesday thiliswing be v- ETr•toid biller, nii Mimes Id sad If "Art** as night MO t in • beeksey- .e aed semed Met be would Iry sod bare a wars—bath. Althemsts the believed bow not right is his head, it did net weer its bet ibm UMW pens. °neat to liege neempssie/ bite to WIC case of him. He MN kit four clitl dryte. the youngest eighteen mends MS; his wife died twelve iamb i r Jobe mathanem. N. 0., of Me Old Jew, y. stated. that be had aneeded the der ere/. aid hood him Inliverieg =der dn. order, both mend aid bodily. A letter written by she therseed was hand spite Ids table, addreved to his brother-limlaw, Mr. flewetviii, the me , factny. of Mark lane. abide Lithe had read. and tress its canteen he est. convinced she deemed had made away with himself. The teller le is the possedida of Mr. Mewrims. Mr. Mailed, assistaat servos le Meows. 4-Nadir/. in the ;lU...rim had atteeikil the deteri.ed es the Seethe berme be • left hone. Owes he was lohooriaa Order she Afters of Lath am, , with d ies esk* eif Mr. ituswassimem, be vest an aperient medicine, which relieved the deceased ; bethought Me deceived was sot at tines is his weed mind, be talked ceidesedly sad isetherently. Mr. Carter stated, that he was mai/eyed by ihedraraord In poi his bonito is orikr a de rt time pre. sea to his I. laving hie WSW ; he found his .truants le great cuidosies, sad wa.ram paled in get • saw set if h..ek.; he sommetines requested the deceased to mist him is traosfernag the amens fro* Mt book to another, aid epos these sceseiis /*deceased. in ihe =retest agony of mii.d. would hest his forebesd 8 teem he bad 14 Imo • seal, he appeared i.e a time lest In *(ought. hot is as ism= wood Nett ap like one distracted. tie she death, of the seemed took the Isetheums, be As bin, ha was very IN. awl MI backwards while* talkies se bin la a tthert of Iseseth batty ; br believed the deceased took Me Istelasem Ise the MY. ier of d es troying himself I be was basely marl for immey by his creditors t and his embermuniestm in the sliming of Ilse lifillrie drove him to commit Me net ; be was is the Ouk year • Obis age. It was mord by a Orotlems es the Jury. OM the deceased was formerly a werethat at Leigh; he MSC to Lid= abut/ Is year art ; he was Magni is she bedews; of site ail isempoly. aid hie specula/ow ia that *brae eaustd Minim. The Joey retemed a verdict, - We are of oplailos. that ON &Iliad Well oo tea Isaac, as set to se accoestable ter *bat he did." i oseeme—This your verdict is—" The theesesd drowsed Mansell% beteg= the tine in notate if lousily." roaaaraw.—Yer. that is sew *pinkie. It was sided se the Coreser, that a Canimiseien et nantreptey bed bees lewd noise the deceased daring his abuser, arks' die Ides time be fed from his eredit.rs. A PARTNER IN THII SOOT. Al :Ketone AT Ass-La.waiirsta.e. The Mena Katt tete from ciww-et • stabeeetag, At Rol awl werrhwet ONO pee we MrMlt s Apprise/ • W•irri... &esti/ .tease. • • WWise Been, ei J my. poortnt)'d acb festers I. elm" redimtee. of the minutia Ihrobe, Thaw outlet emetr'd the mazy /.ace awe, I A pigmy Geed wOA there, whose sole ray. 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