The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-19 00:00:00

u c. . )t. 411 • Olt Irc ; - 7 Tyr Ayent of Major Ciotwrieht requests the Editor of the Car.tiott;o , l t to.ert rho iaclthed Lettrr, addirs:ea to ;we Etti:oo thr Edinburgh C•wrespoodent. in reply to a 1111 , 41 w.etou letmelt 'none toy Cott Paper on the charlotte' Mill ptinaplr.of the Milicor, *oft which Ore Editor hes very u..itoalt ref', bed to 41444 in his Paper. Ediuhurgh, 12th Oct. 1615. . • • STATESMA TO THE EDlrott OF THE EDINBURGH CORRE SPONDEST. 11 - oRdt e dßir IN 1./wham. 91h Oct. 1813. S ut ,--I n your Paper of the 7th, you have al lowed .yourself to offer, Inc the eutertainment of y our rered..is, certain insinuations, tending to con vey on uofavourable opiuion of my understanding and my character. I therefore trust that through your sense of justice, I shall be allowed to offer to the same readers, a few rea'nus tending to show that insiountions are not, to such en end, quite so pro per es arguments end facts. Deal only in fair argument and real fact, and then, Sir, see far as my understanding and character are concerned, you shall ben l fell liberty to say whatever you please; as I do not in any case hold truth to be a tibPl ; nor will I, on that ground, ever appeal to the law as a shield against injury. You say that you " know not whether Major Cartwright's political whimsiea, proceed from a die ordered mind, or (rota a turbulent spirit." You .also soy, that " you hue not been informed" of the particulars of the harangue " which he last week delivered to a croard in M'Ewan's rooms." Hari you, Sir, been present, you would have per. ceived that his object was to correct the mischiefs flowing from the " political whimsies" of those who prefer a Parliamentary. Representation, made up, as Mr, Burke says, of forms, and types, and shadows, 4. and fictions of law," to such a representation as oust result from free election, according to the Constitution, as soon as that Constitution shall be practically enjoyed. You have likewise, Sir, spoken of a letter which lately appeared 46 under his (the Major's) signature, proposiog the supposed perfect representation of the people of France as a model of imitation for the in habitants of our island." !lad you, Sir, either given due attention to the contest in that " letter," as you call it, or known "the particulars of theharangue" above mentioned, you would, I presage', have avoided this erroneous statement. Raving mere than eight and-thirty years ago ac. !natty " propmed" Vor England, Representation prnportioned to Population, I had no need to go to France•for instruction on this subject, wherefore the words to which you allude are only indirectly in. structife ; being intended ns mere apostrophe and expostulation, which quoting them will show. Tbey ate as fellow : * 4 Shaft thee the petipto of Stliaja behold the French na tion left hs their euaquerois in pi istlFiell of a real reprrrenta . IMO% equaliiird al due proportion to the population of her De ...pertereets, oral remote iest mottle to her nom drerodatlon, ,ipubr as blotting reguirketry, defrauded of the. ettbriarice of .milfeirstatiall, by thAe suuopolastr of ruiriu4o. the Y.L. troy of Rotten lorotigha, and the holders of County tippet i• it 11 :" ite*tell your readers, that 66 We will discover, tie& when it.shail by proper, consistently with the .stateol Europe, to revive the question of Parlia mentary kefurm, there will be AQ fped of a lec ture," &c. But what a reform iwour own domes tic polity, which is essential to justice, to the very existence of our libertiee, and to the security of our property against arbitrary taxation, has to du" with the state of Europe," we have yet to learn ; for you byre not had the kindness to explain the cousection or dependence. Before we proceed thus to repair the dilapidated ' fortress of our own freedom, are we to wait until • the Venus de Medici have regained her old apart ment at Florence ?—until the Apollo haze travelled back to Rome ?—and until the famous Horses caper again on their former pedestals at Venice? Or for • what else in 44 the state of Europe," are we to post pone the doing of our own necessary work at home ? Giving you credit for not having " a diordered mind," I wish, Sir, you would have the goodness to indicate in what particular 44 state of Europe" it may " be proper" to mind our own business ; and by what time you think we may hope to set about it. If, Sir, in your judgment I labour under "a dis ordered and am possessed with " a turbu lent spirit," I see not how those who agree with me in opinion and conduct, and they are many, can escape the same imputations ; nor how it comes to' pass that you have not adduced any one argument, nos-stated any one fact, in justification of your in- • sinuations. As your readers might very possibly have some! curiosity on these points, it seems somewhat extra. ordinary, that you made nut a single attempt to sa tisfy them. You might, with great truth, have ac cused us of maintaining, that the House of Commons,' as now appointed, " doth not in any constitutional ' or rational sense represent the nation." We, in our defence, could only have asked, 64 Is this a melan choly truth, or is it a political whimsy ?" You might truly have charged us with declaring, that the " people have an undosbled right to Re. presentation, co-extensive at least with direct tax ation." Is this again a truism, or is it a 44 political whimsy ?" You may also have proved us to base said, that the " people have a rightful claim to an equal distri bution of such Representation." We can only again ask, Is this truth and - justice, or it it a " political whimsy ?" Neither can we deny, that we have pertinacious- iy asserted, that the nation is entitled to Parliaments of a continuance 66 according to the Constitution,' namely, not exceeding one year."—Ls this, Sir, a grave and rational question, worthy of a grave and rational answer, or is it, like the rest, a 44 political whimsy !"—Are these, Sir, "the Major's rhapso dies," which you consider as "the product of a dis ordered mind, or of a turbulent mind ?" Unless, Sir, you drop insinuation, which is a very foul figure of speech, and speak plainly and soberly to these points, your reeders will hare reason to think, that you hose not any very high respect for their ma derstoodings. (Signed) .I . OIIN CARTWRIGHT. ' ;-* ,i _ ( ~ ~_v ~. 4._ I . • W ~M ..•111 ~~; " - y y • +'• • POLICE. . „ ----neme-- - Orr i ntiSiNgS . S. . • t . POLICE ()FMB, MA it I•IIOROUGH•STItEAT. 1 ' Yesterday a Court or Common Council was held 1 Quest-SeIIARIL- 7 W)tile, the driver of the Wind. DUBLIN, 0CT..9--011 Saturday evenint lest, be•• it Guildhall, 'which was attended very'humerouily. sin Union coach, was brought op by Lavend er tween the bouts of eight and nine, a woman, of the The Committee for General Purposes presented a charged on suspicion of stealing a pan m el, heliiphi name of Henessey, called at the house of Counsellor Report on the. petition of the inhabitants of the to Messrs. Brown end Combe, Wi n d sor , ha n k„„ Rolston, Gardisser.street, and gave a single rap at the Ward of .Cripplegate Without, for being united with containing 1,9001. in Windsor. Batik note s , ,j a 96; door, which was answered by the only person then in the Ward of Criggplegpte Within, and on the Yeti- of 11. 161 of 21., and 123 of 51. each. Thi s, Neel the house, an old woman, housekeeper to Mr. Rol- tion of the Wartrof Cripplesate Within against the was sent on Monday night by the above.os„, e d soon. Henessey pretended to enquire after Mr. Rol. same, and recommendlig - no proceedings to be had coach, its driver being desired to take care of is . stem, having business, as she said, with him, and in a thereon, which was read and agreed to. !but on arriving in town, application being reignite or less, three men, her confederates, rutted I The same Committee also' reported on the state of : the parcel, It was discovered to have' I n st. into the house, pushed down the old woman, and one the Evening Patrols and k Welch,. which wasj The coachman said, that on !Env of them throwing a handkerchief ovzr her face, with , ; read and agreed to. . ' put the parcel into the hands of the assistance of the woman, Henessey, fastened it 1 The Petition of John t .. ' who had paid ( coach, charging , her to take care i round her neck, in such a manner as to shut out all ' 6001. to be excused serving 41°. are 2001. re-' on arriving in town a man appeared power of seeing their persons, and making a noise, turned to him, *Recompiled lel I • I door, asking for the parcel and recelv or almost• respiring; they then shut the door, and ' The Navigation Committee . . , a Report on called for White's parcel, and that leaving their female associate as sentinel over her, j the decayed state of their barge, whieb, after some livery under these circumstances *a proceeded to rummage the house. They were pro- ! debate, was referred back to. the Committee, to re. till some time afterwards, when the i 'hied with various instruments, such as chissels of; port the expenses attending the same. plied for it. The coachman dechi, different descriptious, wrenching irons, &c. which ; The Watch Act was passed, for the City of Lou- cent, that he was ignorant o f the , were afterwards found and exhibited at the Police• don, for the year ensuing. got the parcel ; and his masters spoke Office, Marlborough-street, ma their examination next 1 It was referred to the Committee for General Per. undertaking to answer for his a pp morning. , poses to tonelder and report in what manner the his attendance should be tectiired, The old woman, the housekeeper, who hid been ? Court could best mark their approbation of Joseph bpiag discharged out of cestedy. pushed down, suffered so much through terror and ' Iseigh, Esq. holding over the office of Sheriff of Mr. Coirauoutre and Mr. FIELD!' suffocation, from the closeness and thickness of the' London and Middlesex, greatly beyond the usual nion, particularly after what had : handkerchief, which covered her face, that she in a ' period. Proprietors, that criminal suspicion did ). ' little time appeared to the woman, Henessey, who I t ' ' -4 '‘ attach itself to the Prisoner's -conduct as ' watched over her, to be in a fit; she, theref o re, ha. , his being detained in eustedy.—lltschareed, i l wranely, for one of her character,loosed the handker. mat -Gen. Sir G. Pazvoses Court -mertial will Woßatle•STßEET.—Yesterday Mary ' I chief, and ran into the house, towards the kitchen, take place early in the next month. Tabitha Bed were hroughtbefore ' . W to seek for some water to refresh and recover her.... COMM'S INQUEST.—Saturday an Inquisition i charged on suspicion of robbing s, In her absence the old woman gathered strength and was taken at the Somerset Arms, Little Chelsea; by i wa ll k nown ow the Stock Enflame, spirits su ffi cient to open the door very gently,, and, ' G. Htteasote, Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on the ' ts esnspt ...rainasst took out a sum of mom i gettinginto the street, pulled it to %jai force soli- body of Mr. C. Waste, who pet a period to his eo- ,to place in the Funds, but after the dent to fasten it after her—she then, with great ' istence at his house in ! Seymour-place. Mrs. Wears i the day he had the above sum roman : presence of mind, ran to the different adjoining was the only person in the house when the metals- i Prisoners as he was going home, neat ;tenses, and rapping and calling w i t h a ll h er might, deify catastrophe occurred ; she was going up stairs and he accompanied them as far I drew a number of people, and, amongst the int, 1 to the drawing-room, when she saw him suspended , Shoreditch, when they prevailed on !she watchman of that station, who, as usual,4ave by a leather strap from the 'bannister. The shoc k' at a puhlic-house which is well kt., : the alarm to others, and in a little time the house was ; she sustained on this occasion may he better ton- quented by thieves; afterwards they I surrounded by numbers, ready to seize the dewing , ceived than described. " Site flew to the street. door t 7 ar as the church, when they were - ' offenders. i lin a state of distraction, end the scream she uttered w h o h ust l e d t h e C omp l a i nant an d 1 As the door was strongly fastened within, and the . brought in some of the neighbours, who intently cut ' suited him and the ladies; ifter this .. ! robbers kept aloof and would not aid to their own i him down, and procured medical assistance; t he vital another peblic-house in Holywell-ape, • detection by opening it, th e watc h men f oun d i t . no . j spark, however, was quite extinct. „Mr. Wears was gentiet*sa, f or the f i rst t i me, mine d i• ' cessary to force an entrance, and with theabout 40 Atheist of ege, and a balf-PaY and althoogh his faithfel companions ends of their poles forced two minuets of the door, points or i a Gentleman , officer from the Royal y, but tor . . some time . ' f rom hi m s i ne . they first toot,, he sus . through which admittance to the house was practi- i back he unfortunately betrayed orlaen, UtisolitOloa.°E . ther ribbed him, or had connived w; whom they had previously met, and cable—this was no doubt a tedious process, and'igaie !derangement. To prove this sevei4l - eircumstances ' the plunderers too much time for effecting their were related, amongst others, it Was s ufcl"tisat be c h arge t o a watchm e n, b ut on b e i ng escape ; bet it appears it was the only means within spent a great portion of his time in ca rrying a greet constahie of the night, they had no their reach at the moment. Two of the robbers, no i quantity of mud from the street to e the lalconT le ,ever a b ou t th em . doubt the most active and enterprising, by soma I front of the garden, at the back of hii blase, as be:' Sir WILLIAM said there was not way unknown hitherto, made their escape, an d I said to construct a battery, in which Ise Anted in' ; deuce against the Prisoners, except 31'Curthy, the third man, with the woman, numerable quantities of wood, representing ermeoo, •and therefore they must be discharged. were, found standing with great unconcern near alleging as a reason abet his house was soon fobs it- ! SUADWELL-orrice.—Jo uses Tracg the kitchen fire. The implements we hire men- I tacked by some great power, but be was'.Giverner . the-oath of Geo. Penlingron, a mariser, tioned, were found, some in the hall, and others in of the fort, and would fortify it, and certainl y he lane, with having robbed him of 61, ' the kitcheu. Several desks, &c. were broken open would never be taken 16 ys storm. Severel'of the • land . a n t e s. by them, but that in whicri the Counsellor kept his 1 tlemen who composed the Jury were personally as- ! It appeared that the Prisoner slept moues, in consequence of the timely and fortunate , (initiated with him, Net each related s‘ese..lerid . , eat with the Prosecutor, at his lodgings, alarm, escaped uninjured . When searched it the 1 " i " 1114° Ii . tit ° 444° lrtik °°(° s tate of mint i l:sl+ kill'?" last, and is that morning he mitaint ,bis • t.. t ~ watchitouse, theme was (eyed in meney en Wealthy i Ve A rd tw ict , — ,.. " , 1 2,:10g g. • •16, a Connotively le tOIUIPIow . ... s . '! e ! liO lBl.l4l thyl l t rP ho t ill d t t h l t s l ey sa" wme ro sira nni r , cb i : l 4 l l 4 7 a good 25.. note, of the Batik of Ball•and Co.ionle i nom his friend in Tobermory, island of Mall, Oct. half-pence, and three pawnbroker ' s duplicates. The'. was foun ' d upon them, suspicion, 0 ..t h, a wumau, his accomplice, had but a few halfpence about 3 1 sayss — "We bare melancholy news here this Prisoner,. who got up early and her. ! day ; the packet•bom between Mull and Coll , having hie Prosecutor followed and tomtit . ;on board 21 men and one woman,. oveeset, an d all . After M'Carthy had been in the watch-housetabliCAOuse, Shadwell, where he some hours, he was discovered to have made a bold : on board p erished. The re was a fair at Coll, to ' headed. Some part of the money ; which the passengers were going. The accident hip- h i m, and almost effectual e ff ort to escape. He had, by in consequence of which he • peened when an attempt was made to return to port . great address and perseverance, removed a strong further examination. I on account of tigh winds." The letter mentions board, one of those which separated the dock from t he h igh GUILDUA LL.—Wednesday, Samuel Turner the upper part of the Whiling ; and, leaving his shoes . the following persons as having been on bushed:— fare Mr. alderman Atkins, asid'underneut a under the guard-bed, had mounted on the spiked Kenneth M'Lean, merchant, Kilmore, Mull—Hector 3 ch 50 , 1 1 1 7: 4 1 se w p ilhatilbbi:lil Elh . JosePaglisei, ' barrier that divides the dock from the front of the Morrison and Malcolm M‘Donald, drover s there— This case h.. already been thrice lienrd, watch - house , and was just in the act of squeezing two chapmen from Edinburgh, but their native are atetily. gs.n orthe h P a r t metor tonneau', front through the opening made by removal , the o f t h e not mentioned—all the rest belonged to Cunha', Mull. I " I . r I e ßei r no a n WetineZap a re b ta rt a tu a gt . t d itnin the h\ board when he was detected ; and in consequence of • The Master of the packet WAS not on board when , hi s ev id ence . w hi c h was to rite f ollow i ng this attempt, handcuffed. 1 the accident happened, but he had two sons • • that about six n'cluck on th e evening in qur •Iwhat r and, and himself were engaged together ,it work is remarkable, he, about nine years ago, lost :of Mr. Lloyd, tobecroniet, of Snow-hill; lilt i Too much praise cannot he given to the old servant i i for her truly prudent and trust worthy conduct on: another packet with two sons; his case, therefore,' driving some nails it, the floor, and being - is particularly distressing, having, by two accidents , ) naked die Pritoner to procore tem he did not • this extraordinary and trying occasion. room fur such a trifle ; the Prisoner aecordiegly I lost four sons and two packets. into the door, the former suddenly SINGUX e tR DEER CHACE! ! !—An extraordinary I drive it a hall ' and the Prosecutor ' ha lag , A Gentleman of the name s of Carr mysteriously day's sport at Spy Park, the residence of Colonel s t i ste ‘ a v t i b l i e bts ii " h ts is t rib . all t "IL, p h lU e ll e gik clasp the I I disappeared at Liverpool last week, and serious ap- Thornton, took place some days since. Netwith. and h. was soon rlg after secured. fled , ' prehension. were entertained of his having been mur. I standing the unexampled heat of the weather (which The Magistrate having euquired of the deted, he basing considerable property about him i caused a thermometer to burst), a party of ladies complained a l f' aa li r e ' t• l ;ie lo al ls no t r iar t r ) r n i Ire at the time ; but his body was discovered on Mon- , and gentlemen ridiug and driving through the Park, them had been a few words between them day last, in an erect posture, in the canal basin,' anti the rides of the neighbouring coppices and woods, shop, but ;hrs7 d n ere very truing, and t . into which, it is now supposed, he must bare std. ; a milk.white, full-headed, aged buck, fat as an or- 1 Al i t!Lloy r il Ling . in attendance, gave the . &wally fallen, the whole of his property being in ; tole'', made his appearance. The company were alit the Pr osecutor , an excellent character, and, his pockets. I anxious to hunt him,. which was immediately cam- lof re s i tglitest ',of : amity between than. plie i l eed much distres dining L. Last week a young man at Gosport, named Fairy, ' plied with ; a couple of blood-hounds were sent for, h ut decii:ee making ra w any defence. Being told in a state of intoxication, determined to fiiht one of and notwithstanding the sun was at its height (one ' Ira's,. however. that it appeared to hie his acquaintances, with whom he had' been on the ' o'clock) (merely to. take a canter, not le kill kins)„ k u n t i e te d • t and g a h t : T i i e h ae „ " rt ,l ln a ir W i 'ed it s fa b r oi t tl . • Most friendly footing, neswithstandiag every remon. , the hounds, not to be surpassed in symmetry and Prisoner instantly denied die impntation n-ii i Wawa ta refrain therefrom. The consequence. was, ! beauty, were then laid on the slot ; they very faintly ;! i ld asserted that* hid bang s4tice prepared that after one or two rounds, in malaitiga violent.; teknowledged the scent, but, by perseverance, they heo e gre-g6;m sa i d ,l: the ti hew errnrietioh;:stilfhheisPeMploutyer" blow at his opponent, he fell, and was carried home gut up to his layer, and he was unhartioured in view The Pri.soner was fully committed for trial. apparently lifeless. Surgical aid was immediately 'of all the company, and , also at the same instant thtgoi-ntlia--"e4RodY• Wm. Humphries up for re examination on a charge of ste, procured, when it appeared the fall had produced a e six-year old mentiel-coloured h.aver. To prevent ' lambs' skint, and other articlei, the roe , fracture of the vertebra of the neck, and he died the the hounds dividing, they were rated up to the of Bromley. next day. I milk-white buck , which the ladies called Adoni•: : Hall, the constable, stated , that he rani the articles le question, on t •e 24th SCISABANE, Oct. 10.—A borrisl murder was corn. he made a circle, and passing through several cop. 0, o'clock in tote noir It ,on the Depten milled at Gortmesson, on the road from this town to pices, tried differeut modes of getting into'the park, ing they acre s °len, i he ag demineil him a a' Derry, on the evening of the 3d instant. On the in sight of all the company amid the hounds, o hich Xakig.trall gan hew as etimoiitted for re-e \ above day, John M'Aniriin, the unfortunate victim, ; were stopt, and ordered to lay down ; at last he i at ' r u . i l ." ' a u s e rn t o h" i tti7ti t te l' Or„ "l when Itr:sn. was in the market of this town, and, onallturiiing, I seemed to have formed some resolution, and d ashed , tonna io hi. pre.esstoo, amon g st other wog.. accompanied by two others, was followed by three over some very high palings, which he cleared, 'with! t i e; tg . n vo li i i o c o h . had been left behind, and a , persons) toilet above plate, where they perpetrated a crash, into Fozbuny copse. Ile shone like flyingl The Prisoner, who is an old man, enrfe,teil their diabolical intention. The unforhutatemansur. ; silver, beautiful to behqid ! The hound's were again further sail tie had gained admission into Air. Tired until the next morniug : The people of the laid on, when they ran' him (now heated) merrily : threehrl climbing ?a Ili wa f t,.no r and n getting to at one neighbourhood, on being apprised of the murder, se- their ardour was checked frequently by ,gleams of ' lie was fans committed for trial. cured three persons who were suspected, and brought sun, and he was nearly lost ie dry roads, hat sands, them into this tows, prisoners. Sir Jobe J. Her-' &c. but by perseverance,- after running him through goyne and James Sinclair, BA. repaired to the : Bowden Wood, Lolley Heath, Sandy Lane, he place, end held en Inquest on the body. " The Mar- , crossed over to Beau Wood (Lord lAnsilown's , ). quis of Abercurn caused a number of persons toles These unerring hounds, in s p ite of the above oh. summoned before him, and examined them minutely, stades, killed him after a ran of eve hours. The without being able to bring the murder home to the names of Luther anti Mehemet are worthy to b e re . actual perpetrators. Two persons were emanated corded, and drank hi many a bumper . If a couple on clear circumstantial evidence, • .• of hounds can afford the above sport, 'under all theite On Friday and .Saturday last, 200 dozen of eels circumstances, why have we such immense peeks I were caught at Mill of Mildew, in the parish of . they would are.to•ls sportsman a fortun e .--( girth Glade, N. B. They fi lled two Riga linseed bar- H era ld ) • • • rels and eight washing tubs. Some -rif thorn equal. Th e Westminfter M.llltia hes sailed fro m Iroise II • h ,'led, in thickness, a man's leg, and were upwards of to assist its the restoration of order and obedience to ' five feet long. They were taken in a machine cons. the laws among the seamen in the North. A divisio t money called by the millers au ark, on their SUP. of 230 marines, under et i ril -,1 j n... An'int and ?doer. 1 peeW el ogratioe from the Look of Weise* dews sort , proceede d train pi t t emewt h I; I the the water of Lunen, to the sea. Redwing and Dijon. ,it wee k s y for the same destination. i , i... 1 ...4 eat Mit, • •.• turves] , mar, 111, rice „ • The Hull Paper of Monday cowl notification :—" The price chuipci of mottos by tne butchers of our marks patmd, cum:nem:4 irsru Saturday. rfickel.) On the I?th inst , aR Illelghtna, Mt,. Hear! the Lie If 'f (No mom, tieq P. far S•tilit' Ou tfie liith lust. at Matter:ea, Nuttiag!is At Florence, Sept, ill the prime o and deeply regretted. Nag ty's Consul at Gracia. suedav, at Worthing. Augusta Juliana, 111ajot-General Cheater. 0- a 1 Ilk notes, si z 963 each. This, p•irrel, the absove.ssaii l l o take care of it ; ion being made fur awe been lost. tIFA acing Windsor he Lb= f a lady inii,le a ft of it for him--that aired Alt the cc 4e i l ej :Awed it, he hi fl og it it's improver d e . ass not discovered he real °WWI ep. kited himself iisno. He mats who hdif [has )oke hied) , of I,i % 3 ipearanee *: ette ver , in the event of We II LIZING were of ti been "said by the ion did Pot to touch Pei &duct as to justify lischarsed. Merry. milk en d Svc WN. PAusurti l , 144.4114311,s 4. h i , ige, of 1101. Th. none, w t Tuesday ilie transactions of mining . ; he met Ilia ear Louth's-bridge s sE as Skinner-street, bisn to treat them known to be frew GPtal they proceeded op o' met by threeree% B d most grossly is. his they *eat into -- !U-late, where Um Feed his propeedy. lions never parted seepeeted t h ey el. with lb. inestifts Cti - nd he gore IWO, s t tag searcheiby the no ['report, who& .41 v.. st the. slifkliii* mere sespktios ged • 1,111 IV wee Awned Of 'doer. at. Gnfel• Jut Lie Bank of Eve Os opt In the same bed go, on Friday ni;lst rt _mg movie ; ; tae c ken, he iccospd, or d ; but st sorthins CI" of course, fell Se Tfii 01 , /3 id left the Iseose; ller him at the Bag se had him appie. 1110 .7 was Nand utiim ws was remanded for :over was brought he. art a Anal cumin:Won, 3, "31311 a knife, on the vi, bat owing to the is Pa! the stare of his swot, ex hospital, be delivered r„! ing efect: —lle srasvd ti.,y (Newton, the Prism:re cork' in the oneenoebe, per I; the Prowl - ping au being short of on , no id not a ivh to leave the rdiegly told high shoe lag Kneeled duos f. A dy rushed tonardi hes, bp ki.ife into t ide, e Prosecutor followed, earl ie Prosecutor, wheeler Ticl nova occasion the °gray • Thorbdity preceenirg o shout shutting up the mann I they had &ileum* The ig l i n e ri d ast P ta o r idt i f e h b act e tyla nt a sei t:e i r . ina " m k e :7 oa. l :lr . icy, upon viewing tna 1 • purpose he had eo• to commit him. the lkir reversing I:fe Oil red t for cot' let Nu°. nen' 'ter hod twig tii,d 0 'Plc! alum fiat. By Twit On e Teri To,l stntOprd d:' ° Ore Thri rNa Oar proper') hrlun, rd io Tbt4 TA NI se..rched fie Prisoner. One isgx, lits!lLotk• the ;It./ was now produced by vv(i e s v e d rehberl.all ivhar i'lvu 4 o° . s i --- aie the snidest at Mit% Mao bra Nino the followirg s 4 !'r4 3 ter prineei"i"l,l 4 market is nom ;eturdey." — ( l43a d i al teni q web .tn nut, 'ro env, vie 3" in , third 6 O. lA' 'Sib. .0 alt te r , r Pi'. E riet•Weer • • _ • • . 1 / 4 . •