The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-12 00:00:00

i • • . r( .. . • • Lityriunnui. • LAW LYTiLLIGENCS. thl ' t do, HICK TRI':ddON, *DC Pia-I"7lTSioirtfthaesteaarreralr: 'll.. t --ssam.-. • --.4.6.-- was ma r u t f t th he e sti tu tseest rd C o h lr au t c h e e llo p r l f a u i r ut t i h tf e , ia be fo t ruta exa t r e i n oed of t b he y order - __:Mew newel" entitled " idicAftil or, the Field of COUNT or CHAfICP.RY, I i ONOAT. Just 11. COWL •.: li Tiltedest,"is'aisong the literary curiosities of the day. '. i The Loan Cuter Joimcn summed up the evidence m i c e ULraill " °°tirthji c udLal T B : -It Ttch c e en o'clock ,rtof wb °ter ieh t e v aall ::: t it it fraught with elegant amusement ; and the author 'the Lone CRANCELLOR held the Third Seal, in Liu- to the Joey, who. after a short consu l tat i on , returne d posed of the Lo . coin's Inn Hall, hut the proceedings were totally an- the t _Lord J . a ho s ife troe taf Bae Jar was and Sir on which „s hz., eleieces powers which seem destined , at no distant ! be ti lAci e r l d is l t portant. govied, to elevate him to the prood station of a rival ins . a verdict for the defendant, thereby establishing the hiatuses' of the child. soessisesans LROACIRIIO-Mr. HRALD observed . I V lion was stated by Mr. Mostyeurn, on ammo 4 1 t to the celebratild novellist of the North. misnomer in the name of one of the Jury. Tit C ain that his Lordship had recently heard some pithiest in is base occupied the Court the whole day, and I i Lochief etawlilaos that mixture of history sod Action I his case, and what be had now to request, was to was not isished till seedy afire o'clock at night. ---mmos..-- , which enables the reader to enjoy the charms of both. t ; know whether his Lordship was prepared to fix any COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Jute 11. overruled this objection. Ir is almost unnecessary to observe, that the piece, of rireaassethersn'cajlawekd sonat'ti,ll'saaar,aawdheitilm-ii;:jaalithec3l.l.. *bob Campbell's d ay fur giving judgment ? • oaten C. ATTLRY. SMITH.GAITERILL, AND /OUR u 7 Wl'. tirreT.hewpe "Proud bird of the mountain " c The LORD CHANCELLOR said be was fully ready to This sus an action to recover damages for an injury o into the case, and he therefore or•!..e:d it to be put detained by the plaintiff, in consequence of a cowbi- .....I. ...way or sot Ouilty, when they said not Caili t ' IP " The Loan PaRSIDINT ld the prisoners Cirri., the hero, is founded on the dramatic events of in the paper fur Thursday onorui r g. lie also nod- nation entered into by the defendants, who are malt. Ike Rebellion of 1745, which are blended with the muted, that if the parties in the rase if Colebrook and distillers and rectifiers, to deprive him of ids situation. would be brought up fur orial on the 20 . th ci t. w creations of the Novelist', imagination, with so much Lee wou ld wait u him , n-ere removed from the bar. a on in his room on Thursday Mr. Serjeant VACCUIAN stated the ease for the plain- w i sed , they aft as to fines a itanccnic" w h o l e. The w ork La en- morniog. he % W OW give thetn the minutes of an order, dlr.-The defendants, a body of afiluent men. had Wilson is a hosier, aged 58, and has etched with many exquisite delineations of Scottish which, betwixt thiS and then he should take care to thought fit to enter into acombination to raise the price enline countenasee. lie has a lira and a d r :2 1111. appearance. M'lntyre is a wearer, aged ?5, a k e, in his countenance there me l i s is w issi_, character and manners; awl abounds with interesdng draw up. plik, humour and sentiment. The character of the of ipirits. They assembled for the pqtrpose of raising Waseraneen r. Wesvme.tru.-The LORD MAN- the price a gin. After sonic discuss a, they fixed it o f (fl avow ; gallant and amiable chieftain of Lochiel is drawn with I CRLI.DR inquired whether any arrangement had hen at Its. per gallon, and passed resolutions, that any str i k i ng. True bills had been found also against wii, a masterly band, and we have no doubt that the entered into between the arties-? , agent or servant who should sell nailer that price author is in this iostance an "honest chronicler." Robinson and William Watson : hut, th e y. 'The Avronxtiv-lismal lb st. re lied. that the case bid should be discharged by his employer. The plaintiff The dark and intriguing character of the oelebrited turned oat exact! as he had fo p reseen, from the hear. had bee,* formerly a distiller of respectability, but having in custody, the total number of prisoners to he h i ' s ; Lord Lovat is depicted in colours, ALA, by Hasir in s , a m m o% te b us y pteee i n viten Court . .n..pubika. before the Commimioners in Inste p rkshire Is o • failed in husiness , was obliged, for the support of his fa- vivid resemblance to the original, maks es shotiolar deweiptherwenuthu ciftas we In the newsmen bad peed wily, teenier into the situation of agent fur the house of The calendar contained 3/4 prisoners. Whilst We view his portratotre. and ollbe a all hope of arrangement. -, Langdale and Cu. Mr. Langdale found it ne••ersary,while It toofroot to that of the Wiwi* hero of the W/"T e41 • 111. ' 141 : The Loan CUA NCR LIAM then stated, that he a the plaintiff was in his employ, to deviate from the course BIRTH. ... . ts 'oasts Pretender, with Ms g bra elliwweren4 Murals , on a future day, give judgment in it, sine. enjoined he the authority of the Committee of Distillers, At Edinburgh, on the sth in,t. the Lady of Lind. • .. ' and finding that it eras answering his purpose to dispose Ross, 4th Dragoon Guilts, of a daughter. • . - i , rill who afiarwieha CatiterOth proem es to * ll be rfilr e ra n : soc s h n ov r o i s re thc es i f p art. op. coruT —Thy Loan Cnastexat.os of n h. . 21 .11 his stock at a reduced price, authorised the plainti ff to 111 %BRIER. 4 l ite let w or n es Lase be is 4'l' awakensßi ' the a" dru e ßkte sy ro P r lil k -. spainbdii:lh:ttliitatillitibe tst:tetiinftgpos in n ts t n ii t i fo i l. him : w t., eta ii te tr i T h wi nil i. l imi ng a m re g et i i n n a er t , l w . u a g o a bl i i i c n e u d n l ti o er a p p r p i l e y e. to l r t . he La d u e gi e ta d le au be- tu vl)dn O , n od 7l gh Ttli n e i s t 4 . tos at t " lin . s d a i4 ds .i. 4 44 u rtil iai lip s . Als tler zadgr os l i grk wido, 'Wok otad Wesel Musgrave, a young English o ffi cer, Je. ell As mate on Saturday, the I dth of August, berme,. bow fur a supply of raw spirits ; but that body haring aster- p l aee . 61* (tom with grist pathos and truth. The work is the arrangement made elsewhere, on a most important tallied that their resolution was infringed, assured him, At Mary-le-bone Churoh. Major-Oen. Sir J. Lyos.llrl • othetill file with midi"' poetry of very edlte - question, he found it WU Ulf' be impossible to sit longer. that sides she dismissed Mr Ori n e he must carry on his lA: p i:a tt . ridest th da . tighter of the late Edward Cole, Rig, g . onarit. nial g alladi r egilfra that our limits will not per- business without any uid on their pa rt. Mr. Langdale, ptin the 4th last., Mr. Rickard Thomas , jun , ef these* ' • it * n. fie ail online a the plea. for which COURT OF KING'S BENt lI,W • integrity and to Elizabeth . seemed dangle/et of John WWel er, Wortrsiunbiw was :..,.'..1,.t.;_•• . -..... .1 .14 : . :*: ::: : _,.:1-i:..: 116=aos. w. T. :thbee.i. 7 1. thareea the w . vol , :i n g el lir . k is btwei oo llia tf t le ift.h .y lWw i se i t e p N t h e ; t a l hee a l i t om , i f u t a f ,o B . t i l eh ;:b . fte y h i ci n h : e : : : u si‘l r . :° u t h Ya b t . lo i l l s tri efe i l l ) r . ; 14r4iilIlli'4'e) : : :r '''' olmucl !: (r i l i i n ' , : i iEil i ' ij il i i'l:; p'd 'ile ! ill jt 7e ilim 'i l! i gt l ;2 l ;: ! l ':: t :i.ll.°lteee: Moor s st i Beene, r;b1;: ::: :1' . 1 ., ...... , s ease seas oi.rct• the end Mr. Langdale moms compelled to ills, barge the son of Eda•int Falkner. Esq. of Fell ,[a t el. TOM-liz'clßAs., Sir. Os Rsr.T, and -Sir. lhcsi*my; and plaintif, who wag a Loser by that event to the amount On Kuodsy last, at \otwood-*mss•, sefhis, ~swt 4 ttitll~ ~retsel that b ad the . lefrritlßnt ' s tic ~lr . ICasi . aT7, Slr . \ oLAtr , Mr. of l tlUl'/, r-year . ' lhc laiii ; iH eras aliowed nor en - Tl'oa*s Brannan , daughter of Mr•Jsaiilldias , V/arekb ig ,st I fire whet even us• per gall.ar eummission spun the yurutity of spirits _ _- ._ __._-. This easy, it will br rerolleeterl has fur a lon tune .. • !fir s*asewt trot P 1 I he eyicenre haying, been gone throng , ' witch he "" 1 " fob obit no d i lar i.• 'sable -property was involved in the issue. The jeaut LENs and Mr. Serj..ant I RDAs were heard for the MISMIL,S-CUlta!O . .o.lillvillrdeelliellieli. . . ; cue, but be seemed fo ram & to eugsr=ipii his phalli'', was Mrs. Sergiesoe, the widow of Gob- to the slimy - hoso4thaleeb/ 1. 1 :2 defendants. Verdict for the plaintir-Dainages 1,500/. step was Arm Asia intrepid, and his port and garb indi- net Sergiseoa, and the defeedant was the brother- ___.....-_ estasi hie pear* in si the es•ed that he owed his birth to the lead be was now in-law of the Coker/ having changed his name, - COURT OF EXCIIEQCER. Js. v.. S. witleilry il thoufbe Matt. but. ant eltst 1114 i: revisiting. : with a view us the ildseiliattre of the property • . IRARDoN A ND DTHER .A r. LoitD BIRDS AND °TURNS , overt reildesee ie . known. mid their repo Mir Iseseletop aid solidi) salddithml ero aaa 48 With an sir of caution. though not of fear, he ape 'in piestion. A great both. of evidence was adduced The Ooze BARON t his day gave judgment in these logy is requisite for their deviation frame* posvarbed the door of the cottage, which he foundnir practice It be per to state thet their / stomely secured. for his advance had been made known to tire inmates by two verifies, or mungrei cure r that guarded the confines of fluneaa's habitation. • " .to support the kgitiwary of the child. It append . that Mrs. Sergisson had formai; Imes the widow of a Mr. Cronin, who died in Ist*, and had in April, eause . s, bi which were ; of t rch n initioriance t , a f sier 3 o i lv not . . dilf thpam deer that „ they are d • 4 itochdatolecisaugLenraca'seli : c i s e t tenet., pert 0 the &nor 7ie ltd d iaos ysi wierson of• i.oodoo 44diouro;sidesidit . t. ask It appears ' that the guardians of the \sail, defend- f a s Z a r l d et t i e d a r ees i t: h a lt s ' r this at It b s t rl n otne, , sei a lt 1845 married the Colonel while both were conflated s erve •• Ha was saahk to account for this appareut want in • • ' ant being advised that William, fifth ay.' last Lord tletton-gander, where they may ne emmulted with tas. • his countermen of one of the noisiest charimteristies uf i for deist in Dublin. At the tittle when the birth of the .. the land et his fathers, but attributed the sappression , child in question was supposed to have taken lace., p leyron, his Lordship 's great am . •le, was tenant for life . a thi n t y se . c o r t r e yzi l t tw in s:m . 4 p i rl to stofr o e ‘ r . arc,aby wily,. and had no looser to . di, se o f the es t a t e s to 1 of tit: hospitable feeling to the state of the country, and the Colonel and his wife were lodeing in Dare - street, for whirl' they hove discovered a remedy. which is soon a chance of autuners. rinsed by a lapse of time. 1 Dublin, in the house of a tradeemasi, named Collies. r e . . . 'ulna to the above pla m, nom and that they had scomplete substitute for mercury in the rare alibis " Wight he was dins kept in suspense, he overheard Several witnesses swore that they had seen Sirs. See- es.. ended to the .: regent Lord, his grea . t•nepbetv. as but debilitating *lvo . the advaelage of eradleating th e Oa= ' a eonsnitadm in the Hattie language, as to I gime. lea it", of reposer ; that es shat motahme ttlett at law of II ilium (only son of the said late Lord), amt . erli v moue the ettestitutioa.-d. In eases of PIMA ahem/ al allowing Lies as enter. Theiteissalloa , whetherprodurad lig ems of ' January, l eft ' she was reniatarely delivered of a whom and his heirs they "" uudi"ti they , eel", til l 4:116 . iy 6 7h. tammsdreate onloyassetsaLalial the lavally wished to admit doe master. without ilos- ! female to • ' m i d e t ' 'seen .___ hereon end his wife „ jollied modem ma e • her lodgings i that the was tea-, r ; was which they recovered, and the plaintiffs afterwards " The r slabs, the habit melts away, . At length the advice of the younger branches seemed to i exported i that she had not made the 'writhe,' Keith' a p pli e dfor a new • The Awful. pare, sad satmatad bloom trial, whets Lord Ellrultoromeh and •raii and the door was slowly opened. whilst the two rations fur acconeheineut ; that the child was seen im- th rn , Dies from the nee, with squalid atropht e ot her Judger mufti:mint:ly delivered opinons at c .rs kept up an incessant barking, as if reproving their mediat..k after the deli.ery ; that it was a small de- Dsvonee, is sallow iseolancholy cat' I ° . Atter for his simplicity in admitting a stranger at saris licate infant, apparently nut of full growth ; and is Irlgt hin favour of hi% Lordship's title on all the Messrs. Carrie and Co. ere In too of a Moldy an hour. P ints , and refused a new trial, whereupon the plain. that stands aurivalled for its adey. la gift tor short a very strong prima fierie case of legitimacy was till's hail filtd the present tills to restrain the defend-It° ereeY weleuler Sheet of the 1 04111 0 11, notarise MI man " Dußtafi Cameron, the ared patriarch of till family, mad e nue negativing th e allegation o f the defendant's- I spirits , and re-estabiishiai his Hr. without hillemingb brat presented himself.- He appeared to be at kart se- unto from siting out a wr it u f lintlessiun• claiming to coastitatios, upd thee Atoll's/ In to the &dense se Bill in Chancery, that the child was suppositi o us. It envy years old. but neither the frost of age. nor be entitled hi equity . home.--e.lniitrientrasofthaUrolltra.Meases.Cenireirtea . l 1 the iuclettienet bosom: climate, had chilled the lire a .... - was further prosed that the Coloael always treated the The ease was argued last Term by Messrs. Snas- Plan of treatment has low for larweeed wee' ehlweelliel loin!: in his , t h ough hi s hair wso silvered b y . coast as his own. up to the hour of his death. la y theof !aro. that they haws oNsllsdiar astaokhottat aos on I watt., Stunts , and RAPPItt, for the plaintiffs ; and tsar. his cheek presented the ruddy glow of health, terms of the Lord CbatirellAr's order, rho Judge of this ,„ I batten et the most died lin by ( .1 wi-il.st his erect and athletic 'arm betokened the active Court was empowered to examine Mrs. Sergisson as a meows. MARTIN. PREsToN, and SILIRRDW, for Rile' three „ ret i e, even w idd i al = d u n Z IIIII e f wi t )fie ble defendant. 1 sbill. la the earl of may af es& itsrintaliseer. His dries consisted of the cote gram or tritium touching the matters in que.fion, iiiiil she was Or • wtl abut cost, fneeted•of the tartan !mealier to the Tim Cuter . , D \RON in giving polginent, observed, w ill he treated with the lierstwet eitM OM eilli:2 1 . 11111 Carne- accordingly' examined. She swore must positively that fee required is the same as dial of evoke i roes , a neat philib r g. or kilt, load hose of the same he _. • pi tiff Elizabeth t mu ,Anne Harriet Sereitoon was her the sole question turned upon the construction o f the patieara in the eeentey eni re; " pilaf " moo matey lA, shoes with !Awe tides buckle, and low heels' day lite deed of 1773, and was, whether William, fifth Lord atilt:lrmo', age, and mode's, I - 7 • and s suer mooted Wee, on Met. Worsted his g ' r b y her husband, Colonel Sergissun, and bore Byron, hail the fee simple or not, when he sold to hashed Note, whose* . • Mt side. in Dublin in Jannary, 1807. It was a premature birth. . the plaintiffs, or whether tot revendon in fee was in .._ _ be soot to any part of the well- . UFT. • •• Hating once opeued his door , he appeared to lay Her • 1 husband always treated the child as Isis own, and * Mans Breen, hls son, under this deed. His Lordship esi shall wwe i c i miNee d w ith t h e frank and epee manner a., • idolize.. the ground Oil Whirill she trod." Nu quits- •. • lluoifter fa molterfiter is re. (mitten that the agreement of the ►parties, as recited, The immense the dreariest. a genuine ilighlander, grasped the stranger's heed with lion wort ever made as to the legitimacy of the child I, as a key to the deed, aud lie was also of opinion that ACANDID rasatioatias of Pasfeostoisal brae.. the usual salutatine to persons of/gentlemanlike exterior, until last year. She admitted that between the time of iiralite air en Dviunr Ingssail ; or, • I salute the of time death of Mr. Cronin, her former husband, ..+I --r- ' Iris deed was a family arrangement, by which eachal le Is eely to ho bawd ty chew who are ellandset .., -i •• rithetwa• which was answered with the crowd party was to take something, and that .if the • agree- , mconfl• • her marriage with Colonel Sereisson, she had had two Ili MN eaely pedal of oar prolosiewlietilll • eepression'of eilosteoy to a person of inferior condition : ;lie if intent so recited had stood without the provieo la the . a te children. The secret of the birth of th ole stri:Ml:MaemOammunaMilwstme 0/ 111 1; , ( "M. air all °Via" ".r I or, ' I salute the honest children was was.' .• . dna oralwame. low introduced into the cottage, been a ll owe dconfined to a female servant. who had an annuity of LW. by her, at request deed, that equity would have suede that agreement ef- d i m ,,,,, . keine' for the defendants. but the dillficetty wam what teem we the grander the parties intended in conarqw•nee of what appeared 'oeihodele: Ibeitamol o il i a. = l o : 4 l:l: 4 • f her first husband, and which was afterwards eon- ,„,„, whirls he faarte:ittercell:iistthoef middle Moe. I o f : o h m s 101 l mined by the colonel. Phis annuity bad ham disown : "...4 bse ha r t enti t y al in the l dee:lfro uw m thi4 tu piro t e h isk e vlit• n " , Th w at to tb a n l t it aprobadow . l.l = o6, imadwhdleth. fin tars o f fa n it i fie the smo ir ke was suffered to find its way tbrongh ' an tinned some time after the death of the Colonel.-All 1-. atatatre is the.roof. . the witnesses underwent a strict examination by the willtid have been entitled theme by the Art of PaHia- satlasathmaintralliobiniddbrelluest.whetreelethft= ‘ o is twos of the fire was placed a look and some- d e f en d an t., c oomer i. Omit wellholo_ ta _ L litai t ro° 4l l . . t. W ir ia , ..... u luimie ta illt i te" ...... f°rm ir of a Mr. Semmes - I addressed the Jury on the part of ae. wII I in rrlers/I . to mer in fee ' anal also ask " ""'"' two c `"""n" re"9ll em Sit 2;:""'"'" 4 " cl 2" the defendant, and gave a statement of the ease, which --e- WI " --- °veg. meat," under the uses of which, William, fifth Lord, to meolgolon• la •11 co Le t te c trsti o ale i l e i4 di • " r oot to 1 white oer astionelty front the consents it is by the nittea vary to a sale. H is Lordship p ro f s Is the 1,, a l es! oto rosivelt di ; • " 1 wen RINI Rank 11014 of Downs. brads*raw* with a ► troth sod target sompeuded on there!! over their he said he should prove in evidence entirely different t 'shaded, that ttpon the true commtellem, the agree- marshy of we Munn from. N e i r rrht Oilliereth i 1 t adostiotedly narrowed by She consents se- „I n t igrthildei •= O5 O ot tlZ w w oe ame •, A bends, whilst another sot of these 1• like implements from that which had been opened to them' by ha His Lordship Aided. that he bowl very rest I ter i d i ' i • ..., e mo re , al a % shill serisedp, he placed apart for their father :` litain- Learned Primed. Ho should prove. by the dickers . assatilseeaes =spa he _ Oche - , !r i g a e l ai I n i i o th e r t . ss e . l n a:tes a tez w o e f re Dn e nw ied ocf n up i te i d iti t n h g e f i r m . .leite r st . nomo u ns and was said ii Mrs . to I b l e ibenn c , n t i li n a t t s a h t e the s a - me t inlb his AM of the deedll=lll=lll7 by t we Wawa' itlita. I white cockades, whilst they sang the national air of the so; but at that period a child was procured from a fues to i. l ii n t he btio P ooriv isineig t : aid te I tt il l u irm ooy s Illuthil i s . flwirfiwPr its.l 4 l=l l . l6 iiiiiiiL igh‘ or dl or e m Z e . •La with the White Cockade.' tttrseer • servant girl, who had just lain-in of an illegitimate am: t Z fi rlSALk s' . I 4 Thole aged mother seemed. with a placid count.- dicastwitta olwaved. that he hoped his Lord - Ilesisal m uss geserat7aissaissy. child, which was, b y the contrivance of Mrs. Ser - preview._ sad Iv* pan to ow. attendee. Aoseetweee', wawa. to approve of their occupation. sh Would Agee the plaistiffs their eotta. • isson, aided by Hr. Fitzsimmons and Mr. Worm. . he , &teaed a doseradira. seemliness. and constitatialia elm.: 4 21 k obeeillif Ire of black peat burnt on the loot g.' 4 0 II brilliant light was afforded by owes of Goren foimea on C o l one l rgisson as his child, of which irogrdYs• or wood, which is dog out of the mosses, and Mrs. Sergisson was said to hive been d e l ivere d , at a The case ia lava too donbtfal. .-...................-..... ilia obi bleat be fbattiet4 to appsiesill imam/ of r = de f=lod by nywornedeataty. hitlew; t . to, fatm*, the Colonel had been . In commence of the postponement of the Corona- . is the ;t o e Caledonian forest, se relate the si _el eigoroesApetwe. ThelimP tissue, ntou w t h o e f n, th b e y w he a) r . co t :ty elk! vhi . sett td t ir i kbe h Le n tri t tas oz. inquire after the health of a time, a umber of the workmen have bees eiedthrited I " "1b51V61.14.117 sat c o t t r ii i , d i l u elt e 7, ll/1111111 weer " . 0 ' '4l-4 group advanced to welettlwe the stranger ; child whi c h Mrs. Sergisson had borne to her former from their essoldipnent as carpe inters , in the interior of 1 " Th five e . of 1.11/.." We isobPsdli__ raa si - th. "'"bethtlestseat of tto the l ** band . La" their 91 .* husband. To all the testimony he would add that of W'estesiaster Abbey. The outward redline', are, ; with a m a t ereastaq. haft NO 01, Rfe.ll sllll / 1 ! i rlelr according to the real mother of the child, Ann blagen, and certain however, still going un in Brest tieorge-atrret, and other • • p ro w l /a :re Z peers! util ThoS a or ar b° ll .7o l 4 . . eostoon of the Highland astiths. 1 PPatrasostor-row ; ftb. Pall-HO, al, www " . "" ..... " -- ,.orgi re tei t h e .t e the sumer o f t h e ye * .. H I a k soden letters from Mrs. Sergisson . to .Mr Larry lisilab passe costigems, being ray. Plow-street; sr at en .$ ted Mr. Brougham,! e i t ett ee::; . tkoko . : ill. aed se. 611 gold u:at i nd s ependeir e e t t glo se lt i t o t a ll y and Mrs. Eleanor Cunningham, which would clearly We usidereand that . . . •41113EFoOs the of ordinampeaaants in other_ convict her of perjury in the evidence which she had thii ciiielat's Attorney- 11 shortly expected is so Omura are felt with (treater potganneerYlkn a rt • tiew given that day, and from which the Jury would be 4i own tie city. and that lodgings hare been taken for bias thou those reasimeed hy_his prideemet.l . - a w'rlii iraiiiihtiii., %snit t er(' ode modest. eldialied.___ able to appreciate the value uf her testimony. The is York, daring the 'truing Aseises,--( rents mom of so•maSino w tio IThe tbaa w •u h. 11 . 2 ;f ie imesecoanaiddleak i • 4 . it*lil e ipy• •• • *. w h ich is ccidc " to bar get Learned Counsel called sr . 'memos, who swore positholw *a Roglishissas, a native of lbsebeeter, =re nacre ie ispletwalead the oast inviolaide seerreyle .. " Ilan i file of th e the* a n oat • •circums t ance s detailed by Me. &Irani' ille llats edited )' at Mentes, oHie the lambi are_ , lplatal rat asi t ism. int • -i i rr eil this rase !it- wasaaer, the . fitiat - itis t° the cl is labors Y igssiline Ns iiiro9" lll A i # lows, Sail keimii&the tc hi t h m speet4, and the letters of Mrs. Syr to Me. Larry Tam' in na.totosituom . w WOW I badilbaso=tiwileinta sad seeks. nron a . Ineereosim a n hglatee harem a L Millaiton completely bore out the charge its seek plow theta He was released as the la vo pest eft walla. awfmtwill e k • • - •Chief atodWoo ilitis in seism dirta Pe. which bad been made against bee by (Slz• of the British Camel mid a mereandte lustre, te OOHS sad Co.. ii. R. . f' iteratomm. 11. e..• , Counsel • .. i ;. i , be bad lettere of recommendatioa. When quest Phseseoseet,-_A pla s ilis ha t m. oor p.m.....oorsomper g,emowol the cope'!. 1 t...t , . . 111 " c r cr '.'," !" cencce advanced "Illit ht e The Solnerron4eoriess. replied at coo Iniftbd ia se t s its Jags ill'lnstradinek, be staid In his thtfillWis --- eat ... rein' Sante a imist. lt tat ( ch he over . tae his ~.. dwelt - - - 11 :11 al upon the infrunouschamtarof the witnesses. i a" weeiteetawiliog rem* and Wog amiss, holm : Was& sad Pebl ai r forposi l • lonikosspntama trothgeing al: s zted by the esientraf 1'“ . aboo l e joy otosto mile an. as • thee bee elides theauselves by their owe msidirseot tensed tearoom of a Ike mere hoetib Amide, Is l i b •• Tiehtiestaawan' lPl Z• Ties I' it. sl" not okloamoi,•he onsiatiast- , and be desired the Jury to rembllect that str i k iisi zt. ego wok . y • ." flitimmiusd in the mint, se he them& bl iPe gejeileL a tee llii r ill' lLt •09 dm... ;p; !mele e ! loos: . the mak bud hardly sastiaeseed. - . cad 11 easeeaa.)" f son. whose conduct had been at estreasely. mailiwasa. liallinSam aai 01 11 110 4 ° w . . . • - • . , 1 •. .