The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-17 00:00:00

EMPLOYMRNT or rge POOR. TO Till EDITOR OF THE ST CFI:MAN. Si,,.—! think i• hot an art of jostle, so she lie et largo, in the GOTOIIIIOII9. Guardians. and Oter• we, of .I.e Poor, and to the indivi•laal whore vier. tiros 1 sigh to awe proved,. appreciated and wended, to 'tate. what i. ininirels heroad all rpecolationa or theorems, a moiler of fart. of whirls I have had oro• lor prm.f, namely, that the Peer fr.idetit Its the snookh....e of my pariah are tritely surd axially employed in preparing and manufacturing Sas, from the .I.ao. into veri•.es sorts of cloth and thread, Imre' pondering articles, which ore bought from *hot couttly. eeeee Ily, to a largo 111140111... Mr. Sali•hory, the inventor and promoter of this plain for employing the Pant, has, for iMs purpose, taken largo ptelniees In D.h...treet, Lincoln's Inn.lields. He ha., for •boot sit weeks, bun teachiog about kitty or ally of oar NOV, MOO eighty years of au, and some children 'troy young, to go through the various pr.•enses of this useful work. The Over. 1114 0 . r are paid a small premium towards the itoppnri of the laborious. sod the people theorem terries. a portion of their earnings to prom, them little comforts, not to be expected in a workhowse.— They s►em Much happier than in idleness, they are nor pressed to work beyond their strength, and by bring occupied all day out of the workhouse. they return to it silk some pleasure, end learn by degrees to I.aslkipa•e with Mhoss in the tilvalent ideal which lame mites. They find a hotter air, both in the atoodutory "kick is lofty, sad in their ustiog.plsas, by reason of the ventillation which con be resorted to, while they sir out of a before emoted. ed plant. It is the wish of Mr. Salisbury to make Ibis a sort of +chord of instructions in his system, a depot for the orschines used, and a patter's for the public to vitro. in order to prove its simplicity and asefolnees. All the fears witkh listless or 'PIGA in dividuals may entertain about Holism commerce, or orer•tncking the market, may ►e pot to light in a moment. span the fundamental ptluriple " of be. kg .4 indep►ndent me possible on other countries for supplies" —and while a useless track of laud can be found in the country, epos which Flea would grow under a cultivation performed by r..or idle haute, and a rlsolli produced by thos► who are now laid aside as unship to support themselves either from youth or old age. which will be suitable for their clothing. we es omit sorely be said is do justice to ourselves, should we 'einem, mach articles, and many others equally obtainable Its ■ similar was at hoar, at an unhurt Primacy of a million and a half of money. The col•it titian of Sag is of much more importance than the public site yet swore of. Not even the deal produced is the mintsNeiore of it into cloth is whitelyt its su— it • 11l frets horses and pigs. The seed ptotlyeed from the Iles grooine too an acre will pay nearly half the price of the crop, upon Mr. Salisbury's plan—and ropes sir cables made of the Sat as he prepares it, are equal, if oot superior in strength, to hempen ropes awl vitae'. I tryst, therefore, that the public will olivine this Manofactory, sod aid, by Its corals. 00000 and support, she worthy Inventor, to cow wore a tonal establishment of the same kind, where ; h e ma y hole as opportunity of employieg the poor of the nrighhoarhuad I. raising the plant on soil hi. , Shute loused to little advantage, and also to rear materials for the sasaufactory of toys, to render so I Importation ennecessory —so also of mats and boa.l kete, of .11 which us bus abondsnce continuity , coming our from foreign countries. The great , point I would with to impress upon the public is this, that the greatest injury is atm duo to eves • well. organised plan, by 'aneroid peruse, with only • smattering of knowledge, becoming protentlets - to teat•b it. Mr. Salisbury endeavours, timelier., to make Ms a School of Instruction, and if none were premitted to set op for teachers without a cettificate of ability from him, •Tway, tepee to his inspection, I have an hesitation is saying, the plan will, ruder God, become • great blessing to all classes of the, community, and the Poor sow living epos the sates become able in a great measure to pay, by moderate labour, for their support, and thus the Wookhoese, In most eases, become only lodgings, for those oho cannot pay rent. Besides all this, the yowl would be invited time for educative, sod •II •weld by se. der proper coalrool. I am, Mr, your obedieol Servant, KILLIAN GURNEY. Nectar of IN. Ciemost Dams. LANCASHIRE ASSIZES, SErr. 13. CIVIL FIDE.. FIDE. - - _ Mr. Jostle* BATLEY nom into Court this morn ing at eight o'clock, and sat 1111 ten at eight. outmost a. aurctios. This was an action by the mother egging her sae, far 1401. of board.wages. There was nothing sin gular in it bet the indecency of parties sn smelly re lated appearing is opposition before • Court •od Jury. Mr. Jostler , UATLIT urged a reference, and este suggested a Gentleman who would settle the wrestlers without any espenee, soldier, that it could sot be the *Sect of a mother to rein her see. After the son's father-in.law had beta called late the hes to give elides(' for the Defendant, a reforms was speed to. . stswtstns C. 111‘/AIMAX& Mr. Serjeant Coosa stated this Wife to have bees occasioned by the great freed of the Defrodant.— The Mahal, was • shoemaker in Liverpool ; the Defendant *weer of a ship trading to Neve Scotia. The Dirfeadeet pervaded the Plaiatiff to ship shoes end slops for North Await, by the vessel of which be was owner. The pods were invoiced at 1331. 7s. and the Plaintiff wrote • letter of lostrections to As drew Clark, the Captain, to whom the goods were consigoed, directing that they might be sold or bor tried, perticeisrly for klootreal potashes, but ter bring thee back tether than sell them et a less. Bet the Defeadaat, who was Wrested with the letter, ones' delivered it to Clark, bet verbally instructed, him not to barter these goods, but to get the best price be could. Clark sold them by sorties for 851. and transmitted that sem to the Defied. ant. The Weariest *ever told the Plainti ff that any money had been rewind, but assured Lim that Clerk was a rogue, sod bed roe away with the 'hip. lied Clark and the ship Woo lost, the mosey would ken slept fee eves is the petits of the De. TI 1 E STATESMAN. f•nrlant Bat CI.III appoir•il owl es phi nod the 11nutetinn, and thPit, indef.& th• Ilefontliat rifirrwl In pay IN. 851 184. BO 11111 r, lottl freutlelently vathhPlel the letter of tiovrartirm, be ass boattd at Ins. In pry the prime roll nf•rh. Inotll. Witnesses pureed the ahnve f.cu. and Clark proved that ho could hese bartered the (nods for awry than the invoked salvo, and that they bad bees sold wader •aloe. Mr. Attonnae-Gt•rcuar. propvr►d In pot in eei• dente a state of account* between lite Drfendoint and Clark, in order to show that the Defendant had largo claims upon Clark, and that the realittancee wore gametal, and not specifically referred to any goods of the Plaintiff's. Tho evidence was objected to, sod refused. Mr. Jostire tJ*yr.zY remarked, that it WWI in eel. dericr that the Plaintiff offered in take 855. Ms., and that it was not usual in Courts of Joatico to go for 0111fI. Mr. Setjeent CRollll.vhinitied that. sine* they were obliged In come to a Covet •f ~dice, they had a tight to claim all they Inst thtnieh the (teed of the Defendant.— Vetdirt for 031. 71. VVEAILITONV V TO4TRICIL. Mr. Strjeant !JULIA/Cc stated this nu. It was An scrips to reenter the value of the ship James, for. 'felted in conserprenc• of an Metal shipment of goo. liewder by the Defendant. This ship was to pill lion Liverpool for Pernambuco, in the Brazils, and she Digendant got a late qesniity of gunpowder skipped, in crates and iiescrs, in order to be eon. veseri in that part of the world. This was in July, 1818. Goopooder could not be ?sported without an order of the Privy Council ; besides, in May. ISIS, there had been a Royal Prorlarnation, pro. hibitioe the exportation of Poch an article in South America. The ship had in consequence been forfeited by the verdict of a Jury in the Court of Eactiequer. The Defeudsnt, upon being sued there, felt it pre• dent to enter into as arrangement ; but in this scion he refused to enter into any arrangement. Ilia at tempt now would be to represent one Curzon as the real shipper of the contraband goods. Carson was to go to South America, as agent for the Defendant in this speculative, bet the goods erre the De feeds nt's. Evidence was given at great length of the whole transaction, end it was abundantly proved, th•t the Defendant was acting with Curzon, in making op the gunpowder is crates for crockeries, and in casks with hams : a letter hoot the Defendant to Curzon, recommending secrecy respecting the seeds (gun powder), and isponoting a hope that Curzon would get his passage for 201., instead of 301., on accuent I of Iris intimacy with Comet, the Captain, was ShO gresioced• The value of the ship was proved to be 14001., and the profits of two voyages which she might have made to South Anietica were calculated at flt/01. The Gatefle ass put in evidence to prove the Procla mation, but Mr. Altorne)•Gerseral objected to 11,1 sod his Lordship reserved that point for the De fondant. Mr. Areoaurt•Gcmcst tr. addressed tire Jery at some length, and with great energy , for the De fendant. There'll no evidence to make Patrick the shipper ; on the contrary, Curzon was ills shipper of the goods. Why was not Cassel, Ike Capfuls, rail. ed, or why was this action brought when he was net of the way ? Ile count at once prove the real ship per ; but if the Plaiatilfs or their Captain had been privy to this treasattion, they could not recover that they were so, at !teat that the Captain was, they might infer from she fact that their ship was not restored to them. Those who knew the bemenity and compassion which the Attorney-Geoeral show. ed in tin such eases, would believe that there meat have been clear evidence of a guilty patticipatiost white the Pathless fur the restoration of the ship went ',reset). Mr. Jerks BATLEY sutsstrd up with much pa. Bence and care. If Patrick was partner in the ship. ping of the goods, he was liable. With respect to what had bees said of the Teresal to restore the ship, that refusal might have proceeded from sus picion, and suspicion was not a foundation for the proceedings of a Court of Justice. They were sot without evidence to lifer the participation of the Plaintilfs. Verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages One Thousand Five Ileadred Pounds. TUESDAY, <<rT• 4. Mr. ATTORNIT-GENERAL (Scarlet!) having yes. today hurried into . Coen without his gown and wig, eprilogised to Isis Lordship, and espressed a hope that the time would come when these mum. series would be throw. away. In precise accord• mice with this prediction, all the Cornet who still remained appeared this morning in Court without any professional badges. • At the conclusion of the first trial, Mr. Atturney.General retired; et the conclosies of the seat, Mr. &desist Cross; at the conclusion of the third, Messrs. Littledele, and Voseables ; mad Messrs. Williams and Park were left to conteed epos the lest cane in the list. RIGBY P. CKOISLIY. Mr. WILLIAMS said, that whatever the Jury might think of either or bosh of the parties, it would be matter of womised utisfaction that this was the last cause at the punt Assists. It was properly the last, for it was the most tridieg. The sum claimed was about 31. It had been submitted to arbitrators. bet the arbitrator proving furious partisans, they did eel help to settle the dills/fence. Even after the ac. OOPS had bees brought, the Plaints" world have al lowed it to sleep, but the Defendant got it enteretl' by proviso. They would by their verdict show that the Defendant hail as well be quiet. Whimsies were called, who proved the admission of the debt, and a promise to pay in 1818. Mr. PARE set •p • on•oll . by a trespass committed by the Plalosirs cow, and called two witnesses, who swore that they had been present in November, 1816, when she Plaintiff agreed to remit the deist, and the Defendant the trespass. Mr. Jessica BAYLIT was of opinion that, pePti if the agreement set, folly proved, it could oat be op. pissed to the resent action without a release; but left the ease to the Jury upon tie evidence. Verdict for the Plaintiff—Dameges 31. Is. Theo, at twelve o'clock, terminated she laneashire Assists and the Northern Circuit. Among the con. limn of Gottestes stumbled at Lsocotor se this occasion, the wets of the IGth of August at !: cheery formed the principal o-pic of in lion and dieceeion. We now feel fell) qualified to state, not only the prevailing, hut the onsnimnes, opinion upon that distressing sathjett. The Meeting on the II of Aegast they viewed. hn•rver. a. precisely similar in Ps character and ohject to the Meeting in Smith field. They were 'vivified that there 'Meel not the slightee ititonlion or preparation to break the peace ; esti they regarded it as morally certain, that the crowd would have dispersed in peace and order.— Most orrequivncelly, therefore, did they disapprove of any interference on the part of the Magistrate', to arrest any person even hi means of the civil power; the Plnilin!, WPM. of the Yeomanry Caseley they con. dunned in unqualified term', but they weed evi -1 'lion that their commission emended only to the sr rest of the leaders. The conduct of the cavalry in seising the colours, and in riding and cutting their way through the crowd, I. by every one reprobated as wanton and both 00000 cruelty. Little doubt Seemed to be ontertaiqed hot the prosecution of Mr. hunt and others (or conspiracy originated in the mid. conduct of the Magierates and Yeomanry ; sod every one admitted, the their conviction upon the fullest levidenre and the fairest trial, world not form a tittle of jaatilirstioe or mese for the bloodshed of the 16th of Angust. We are surprised that in the diveossiont goon this subject, ne allertion has ever been mode to the yin. lent, and we believe from recollection, military st. meat bf the Blenheim at Manchester. At that time, the suspension of the Haloes. Corpus let loose u pon the people the Ignorant and vindictive passions of local *mistral's, and the sehaetteeot indemeity prevented any correction or toenteraction of the na. grant abases which had been committed. Prudent and humans shepherds would never think of guiding or colieeting their sheep by any dogs that had onre tested Hoed. The Manchester Magistrates had tint oily the precedent, bet the experience, of military arrests. Inflented by local prejudices arid party feel lags, animated by the example set by the Lord Ma) or of Load°e in ting Harrison, and in. ,strutted by their own esperlence and recollection, they molted to arrest every speaker at tha late Meeting, and alderogh the eel poser might be sef. aciest. they thought the military more sore. Hence IM unprecedented, otsparalleled, inexclasaMte events of the 16th. That the unaccoentsble proceedings of the Grand Jury have not screened the Magistrates or the Yeomanry is certain. We have ',ported fully the trial of Corrigan for mustier. The history of Isis fate before the Coroner's Jury, before the Grand Jury, and before the Crown Jury, Is curious and important. Cor,igao had sot the good foresee to be screened by the Coroner's Jury, and the Crown Jury coevitted him of manslaughter. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Sm.l6. The Court was occupied the whale of the day io Parish Appeals, in cases of setslosnonts and removals, totally unist.eresting to Ilse public.. PRACTICE. OF TILE COURT. The CHAIRMAN wished It to be understood, that it was Is contemplation to Mk, WOO materiel alters. lion in the Practice of the Court. It was proposed that is fatter. all adjourned appeals should be heard n n she kat day of sbe Session, sod the subsequent Thursday would bodevotri to the bearing new ruses, as usual. By this arrangement. there would be so do, of adjournment, sod the parties interested would he relieved from the inconvenience of attending at other dines than when the Sessions were hold. This regulation bad not bees decisively bted ; bet if it should appear that suc► a regulation world not is teifitte with the Traverse Cases. It would be adupted• POLICE. A COFFEE-WM.: SWINDLER. G VILDIIALL.—On Wednesday, a ausss r.looking personage, dressed in a close evilest coat, fishing. able large imams, and a block silk cravat, sad who l eave his name C.aptain IVi Mom Doyley, was brought up am the charge of having defrauded Messrs. Leach ind DaDimon, the proprietors of the Louden Cora heahoese, Ledgate.bill. Yr. DaMoore attended, and slated that the 'M unn came into the Coflre.roolo on Tuesday, at a fashionable knot, nearly six o'clock, and took dinner; he had turtle Bed other dainties of the season, which he washed down with a sufficient quantity of punch, and coothned over his liquor till about nine o'clock. He got into cementation in the boa with a Geode sea., who lodges at present In their hoses, to whom he mentioned, that he had been up for the last three nights, (hoeght be should go to bed early, sod m.i.t to have a bed in the house. The waiter was accordingly called; who, in so own to his napitles, told him he sight have • bbd, and attended with a candle to light his to his room. going op stain, the waiter observed, (het antra'', to the tonal costes* of a Gentleman, his shirt was Dearly se black as his cretel, end begionieg to be sespicions, told him it was novel to discharge the bill before he went to bed ; the Prisoner replied, if that was the custom, be most go dose into the coffee-room Resist, and iccordlngly returned there. All the eyes of the sweets were of course open him, and proper watch set to prevent his being off. Ile brat tried the bock door, bet boding escape impossible that way, ee. I turned to his seat, end shortly afterwards bolted mit, of the front door, and was stopped in the street by the person pasted there to inleseept him. Mr. Whiniere said, if he bad been a Continua and given his address, he should most willingly boo trusted I. his honour fur the 1:11. or 14s. bet he g•wei such a roamed end contradictory account of himself, that be thought him a common swindler, am/ fell it a public duty to make an 'sample of him. The Captain stia, Ise ass a Gentleman bore, and an officer is the 13't. Regiment ; be had no irstentious is defused, bet had lost his money, two 11. notes, out of Lis pockets. Ile weal into e long hittory of his propeuty mind est•trs. end .55 at last remanded till this slay, bring of opinion that be should be able to seise the amount 11, , that lime. W. regret to state that the typhus fever is rapidiy spreading in the tow• of Montrose; so nisch so, that the Chief Megistrate has jarleed it necessary to call a General Meetiou of theCitizesi ea the sub;ect. (Cektfentlent Merelay ) OLD BAILEY. THURIIDAY. !err. 16. Nathaniel Millet. aged Ti. was thawed for nstiolthoi Throw Macwrll, at West red fair, sad taltiog from his ',tersest • Rs A. mop shillings. as I a isaaditerchirf. The pro...mitor stated. shad he aos at West sod foie. aloeg with own* friend.. so the VA or July. Isbell Sr It.el unto h.-4 by a taut. with bowled him eery moth. sad eweas.wr d Its seize h.. watch. Ile received .(.real e on ht. head, w ta,.1., were toll.elea by reeks and 11. u. the all' beets coma.. t delW b lore they attempted to watch hi. oases. Ile strogeled tea minutes et till them before he lost his a., h, bat she" iimereded hi taking if. IllsilIte•S railed oat for Ilseltallee a ter bes pro v en, aim taken from him. Ile was so weaned by the Bios- t .at Is could out dittiwratsh nay diked:mg Mr. 14410f1 GRAIII.III, is samnsittg tsp, stconale •• the nattaxes stitch sere consasitted at nesiserad fair, hot ! rages arrompasied oda • limetal ferocity and as rarer f entity seldom, if ever. witnessed ha Ihis eswu ry s awl which , made one lamest that there sheath be bathe befog. capable at so artiste —Val (thilty. Mr. Harms said. it was impaodhle to cast resit with I their verdict t low mill be had the sir...went duet's. two the ca-e. James Leaf was Whined for wealsna a Sth. 11,.k ion e and a P. Bent welt. the so sped, of Mary Leaf. is the bonne at Mrs. Mary Leal. of litruiforsi. It appeared. that dnrstsg • temporary Amore of Mrs. Leaf from Oresoford. her dms• en sere karts' open, and she sae robbed of the property la tremoi•ta I she did wet hoo• the nem. ben Mlle Imes, bat made dwus oat hC apittir.si n tussr p. s . with or wham the rethisrd them. Tbme prr.riss. arse .aria, howe.er. is Court Its prose that they had paid sows the la bee. ad the estroestheute was. that her rase was et...veiled iss rest ow the circammaore of her bring stale to lose( to the PCIIII/ISell she 3.3. awe es which she terolteeted to have mem hid words •• %ow& coaltmerellmot." isetrib..d. This taith was wa dy esiahlidsed, ohm., oast( to the Ith-thee of the Roth Girth. who bad made she rosary of certain ',Ars in the g a ga ' books. the ratter for the proseestion ass obliged to .lases Mr. SOY. SISIAII•111 -std. that he sat ,r, dory sta. it. lose., I case am awe of serious isapartther. The Jar, tor. 'tithe., bg the direetims of the Unused Judge, ampaitted the erwasser. The; Primmer Is the bratber.M.mw or the Preamewar. CORONERS' lAQURSTS. Oa Redonda, algid a Comae" laisseel wit held in in Gillt.parsoreet Compeer, before J. Sies.sar, Ism. ever she body the key. Kind. r Davis, late fl e eter a t m a n a nd, d e St masks, a the beroaab of Seadrart. After the Jury hod viewed the body, Me Sr.* willel• snit Mr. Bees, jaa. Ore *largess of the rens., who stated, list early is Monday morning last, be fused his watering wader eterese iieranis imitation, and a cosiderable inlinastasee y alkyd** of the bead. Mee was atiewkd dm mg ;be day by based' nut moistest, aid every Mktg melte:el as dose far him, bat be died at Mae o'clock the some cocain, labourite( awl. r the ef. frets it the disorder behest rated. Tie whim wow aflerward• crom eaantilied be Mr. BARRI', •ba atinided in behalf al the relative. at she dammed. la all. Oiler 10 some qneeialls Which were sebmquent ly pit e. Mr. 1101 give it a. hi. dect.ltre ..piaion, Si.., the vsroly ar. fiction ander •hici the deceased I.Seered los brougot na by tares-lee darkest. The Costanza am about to address the Jury open the Maio 'sky, 01011 Mr. ISAIIIRT imegreed. that w iterues ought to be esmaard as so the 10110 lief is tread. etc deceased wa. takes to prams. ; Mr. knakvon wet sit at , w that they had rotkat to do with ally such milder.. All the Jury bad to do ca• to eihisins laS. the 11111111/0f sr 0 hide Me deer:tied same by hi. death. abe am' by violence all other.. they bad tiothiag to du nab MS ansaer is •Incle he . sae Mere. Mr. Batty roneeaded ties try bad, bath for the Lissa. Ilea of the relatives .4 the deceased and of the public. Mr. Somme said, he Sawed de its dn. v. Accensiaely Francis dosed was culled I be was a watch. mesa belengsog is 11 Nutrias'. sad ma Ward at Ihmaetie street, Clect.oureer. The deceased had hedged at No. 5, ie above street. at the hose of a Mr.. hem, www b a d a i d. a a ., wroesiag in twassreace of Ins halt siatiorially inn/skated ; and shake net sill *cry Improper boas. bite be left the langlags be bed c0n.44011v disturbed tie weigbassammil by kaackiat fee admimian. Sim Scat, it CliMeletert. gay. 00. elms to lend him away ahem I.e came masa. ile case repeat. edly a Saerriluy la.t for semiaion, but Wag mooed ; he Imam fee she laa time en Suede, miming. sirs he was tat.. Jiro custody far tieing diserdetly, sad reoveyed su the Campser..... Ile ass them lea state sit intimicatios ; the wises. war recd. ketod to have sera bon etherwi.e. The lateen was croseaaaolikd by Mr. BASSI', bat did sat vary materially is ill.ll2llPlerlit. Mr. Teague, the Keeps ads Primo, Snit saw she demised is the Chapel of the PiSOBl as nooday dares; Debt Pervise, which it was restasury foe all the Trimmer. to atteall. tie vim &Wag dram the greater pea of die Service. a. if laborrist Nader die elects of 11140111C•11 00 . heist informed Mat he woo a man avast rspeembiloy, be taw Ida as arar b. a . a ; I. she fervent'. is..; i , however, dm oat almmosi to Nay there. she said be watered the society at she ember Prisosers. Mast is complaiesed oaf illoew Me surgeon was seat for. The Jury foetid a Verdict of dock a natural death by the vi. guano° at Gad. The drowsed, we are Wormed. *a • moo or mai PrePerlis sod alb, 1•004 impressible comeliest. bus swim; lee is. we d al wham be was. do:Mosey food, and ass his say soo, a very proasiriag yorag map. be e.se tray to habies of irteaprrance d brought is. ciliate's, le the above inelimmetsly a toot. Captains Wm. Bulky, the aolortonade ;slag 10011100 WAS 101001 idled before the Midst Alamo. en "leasing's!. for de. fraadiat Mass. Leech and Oallosere of sir Leedom eat.. home, Ludgate-bill. as. resod dea tis Ins bed at tb • tianipsio, street Campter ea Monday morons. A. Ingres ma. hail arm the body before tie. Saterros, lbe same night, cad ea tie esideoce of Mr. has and Mr. rause, the Sorrow like ooessMl at body sad bead alba deemed, used who etch deviated they lad sever witorsed w e ear and .lecided a ewe at apepkty. the Jury brought is a Verdict of—Used by the vin tareis of Mad. Tank, se Ugliest was taken at the Coach sad asks, this career at Noralk.treet. Park-lout, ea tie body it Mr. T. (•orapion.—J. Loa, a lodger no the boo:e deposed, ghat this dense bad only lak• she 11001. e on Welha:Mla) UM. Us Sa. insday noormag witness (sled leis lying is a puddle is the cel lar. insensible. basest Stemmed in 'smother based. 1111011011 lout as; ft duster w 0......? for, and be restored his.—No liquors were kept in that milt of Ike cellar ahem be was (t ad. It ens a dirty puddle, c.on.cuaiesieg edit ile.tin of tie wt.. ter-cluaet.—(;. homioun lodged so loe room adissi, g so that in %bide Me deemed and hi. mire e fle a s els cast et ideas -; aad sided, sins 011 Ssilttlair 1001011se be enquired of the lundiddy after be. bsamod*. health. she mid he sot bees v. ry re.tles•ill Hight, aid suited her to get spat midaight to attend to the biniseis. tt etu..s wait as al.er ;ad at hie rasa, beard be had cat Mu tarsal. The Ira e.. feast ham was hi. a ife,aod Mee:ailed wises% wife foul sic late isedisdy. Ile feud only heels married about three seeks, and as span very kited arid Area Sante terms 'ebb ht. w de. Wilma. believed. die cares of the world attested hi. basis. A vergeou Coma him liag ea she dear, Is Mb tea mom. t s y, clme to lir. as of he had poetise them with mach baud ace be. Neck. 8604 lamed from bulb side. to dre.das, wind-pips partraded. 2,4 be its quite desd. 'fat e dgeeased had beer In sear , beder the family el the Bias? rasher , orb, mad hes litre lived Pine y ears io the same family. Verdict—lasaity, - - - M Ir.-A respectable Gentleman of Clifton lately altered a Nerdy beggar a shilling s Jay to weed his garden ; w Lich was disdainfully echoed. the imx. gar asserting. that these were se•rrateea pasishes se BIWA, and if he collected only a Mousy a day is each pariah he stiiirld be better to girded for Ilia I Manua! 11111t111%. Or ilse lith lust. nt Shortiell, la site lae of Withe, the La'y .1 the ite•• VS. llas tnn, of at •on. (so she 17t4 of Stmt.., •.t Cur , Ilenzal. the Lady of re L. Usual, Acting Fun ou• et • sou. NI U:ttl11). 0... he 1 in.t., It two Ir . . Illetristsbery. W. 1'0t0...••, 1 •m. ur 11 , . 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