The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-25 00:00:00

a 1- - • • 'THE • • #. A" . .. , 'Woe* of Prisoner's being at of October, in company with attatbei man answering the description of the one above alluded to. Tbo Prisoner, who bad no Counsel, nor any one to speak is,hio liebatf, on being coiled on for his de ism, said that he was not guilty, and that he was Stout Bridge poi ow the 15th of Sept. Vertactf Guilty, mod the Prisoner was sentenced U Death, iott afterwards reprieved. William *siker, aged 24, and Robert Walker , 'god IV,' hies of Berkwilh, 'labourers, were Mod for stoppiwg Jonathan Richard Watson, of Little Cwwtherpe, farmer, on the public highway, and rob ,biwg hie of bunt-notes of the value of 251. his pro- Ilk ..... whaeme .. .nui,apr o vtitsimig jimpaiktap — . ... .. .1 • tars,:ift , "liimvienew tot . , -...- . • . 1 Loners, got a search - watittni; and went with 11.4, . L:....t , tiled , , t_ill i aa,t,t.. liPliblelotrth# 28thrttilrhurr Muses, wttiiill attiom r a g • _. ... • ion' arboop„pes 41i , ~ ' °r " I " flu g ' u `L.;intlter. la Dais screed ' MO) , foand pall iffilSt i t - i shorts;Aliii. ell.* VI On Loth, fallmonger, - os -., mutton is one drawer -Mid .pare of a neck in kith (02mInef. . Preis drariadaseei •-it abiseetkid that thi. ,.40 hicit-ilaviu's wife said her hisband had 6°414'04: lows being. , euilmiettrem !Mrl Long's . dose . on the . , , Mr. Hepworth. Mr. Bellamy and thetonsetble thin ogesedas. et thei Natoli October ls.t, th° __ Praleeu „ O w '. went up stake,. and is - a thamber of Bramberw egliotting het i dedclitising . bet 'ett!k• ' l6r ,Y ' V' ar , l ' ea ,.... • found a leg i .shottidea l part of a loin 'part of R ne - k s , in .cassettutmee of whiL'h h° recei v e d a l at ter ' aodother small pities of mutton some ' of which W e the 10th of Deceanhir(tafbrining him other .•., . tq a puncheon milted. These were eitantieed he 4l4 : at. Mr-i Hardwilre ' sf sn' l °°hle'P er S ar. W e ' it es, lin t tc u ber p, : e h y o . w . d e ec re li th re e d p t a h r a t , s t lo a . f lt o h l o ie ug e h h" the p y , b w e e in te g b i e n "d a : l ly - t e - -Awe, inStaffordshire. I ,on . arrivitig there,. he ;. _ .'... . xeicept the skinfibbUt half a gheep. Two ' keewsold to Mr: John A.st-. •OweniitirShropshirtt, en the :; both dressed in man's apparel , Were 'seen b e en ; owe and two o'clock in • the moriting . of the roteri,, . th i e ng l:ri a s s owe he r, wa w s h r o idi m n he g ohveomre each currying a sack , Bram h a e b: r u y t sa ltlf tha tt t m t i ho le from meat p wra l t : lie. Prisoner was with an- , sonars houses. , -called his partner, and said brought to th ei r nooses by two nte.n, whit protein(' to . cell aga in for it en' Monday, and said they - were „ co ., ..b e is eri on ti2 s. a hrlo'hrse:t.daermeewrtasaanfd , go i ng to Sutton.—Verdict, Burin Guilte, and see.; ' tence of Death was passed upon 'him, but he wee: *l afterwards reprieved ;—Bramberry Nat Guilty. ~. Jahn Leak, aged 35, late of Stow Gate, Deepieg Fen, farmer, was charged with.stealing.a sheep, the property of Avery Bland, of Stow Gate. Farm.-L-. This was rather an extraordinary trial. Prisoner, who is possessed of some property, rented a farm of upwards et 500 acres under Mr. Canning (the Member for Liverpool), 80 acres of which he order i let to the Prosecutor. Oti the 22d Sept. a sheep was missing from Bland's Hoek, and in consequence of a, ~ skin having been found on Prisoner's premiss, which . Bland's. people believed.to be his, coupled with some other circumstances, suspicion attached to Leek, and he was apprehended. The sheep was missing (roues close in Prosecutor's occupation which immediately ', adjoined one in which Prisoner had also sheep. (NIP*. secutor's going to Prisoner and mentioning the circuits. 'stances, Leak said it was a bad job, but.he had no more I hand in killing the sheep than Prosecutor: be ordered , his man to kill a sheep, and he had killed it: PA - sower did net deny that the sheep might belong to. Prosecutor, and said he was willing to pay for it; ;• hut Prosecutor said he had better tneet the Mark Deeping Association (for prosecuting felons, &c. 1," i and hear-what they had to say, as he could not sett!? r it withoufthens. . One of Prisoner's servants gave evidence as to con ( versations held between him and his master, win wished him to say that 'he (the servaltt) killed the sheep. The skin was produced in ~ Cillist. . and shown to the Jury : there appeared to bejukp eery kid mark.on it by which to know it.-;..r . "Tf... , ?,..*:i ' . On the part of the Prisonerueyer4l ivilbtiOrs w eep i osari. _ By them it was proseq fital thile4),Ntia . . I tin kept hid at all by Prisotter;l4 , 3o t i fgrest,' 44 ; ' hovel; that Prisoner but seidotrei ' . iire, Ns - s i I sheep (and therefore might have' . ' -ithetbor pot . son's by mistake), and that PriSoniii nsiintitined a i good character whilst in the neighbourhood of Deep iing.(iwo years) .. • . . I ' After an able somming alarm , thieluarnedJadgee 1 tAflawatitmened a verdict of „Pint Gaittsr. ": ; • r,c- - :• .: ...- Vinar• sensir.--Yesterday Chaidotte Nenumat,a Woof pair. irful young woman. was brought before Mr. BitsN IF, toe Sitting Magistrlue, ehirgrel with rutiltiot Thomas shepitera, 1 on Vl'ennesday night, in Tornstile,:ltiiktorn, of boar 11. Past of England Note.,,feven or eightshilling,s in A dyer, and a elahh, Ihv seizing Wm round the Waist. Mid pmliing h im against q , door: The Prosecutor did.not ilisc..ver that he Iniii.beeit rubbed, 'till he ot to hit. lodgiow, .alit was ustiraai,tig isitionif tit 4o is bed. Yesterday morning, with the .....ir mpr o.,eotroplar g he traced out We Prisoner, and ou'seirtiknig her he (?_vad his comb, which he was enabled positively lasiourse to., •P He is aia thltaithitanfof Skatingaam, and Mt so Ihtlitnait lbc moaner Of his being tabbed, ilettalthooth he is lets int home In a day or two, yet, ire.saidlee woohlretaiwto lumina whit ptea: sure to prosecute the Primmer.. She was committed fur - tidal. • A. woman sir It respectable trpnearanse•wits-itiltged hilt 1 baying u quantity of forged Bonk ef England Niiitekroneasled itrher 'muse, , arbk 4 ll Taunton tbe.43ibier disoovesed, in towel quence of inforoustisin be !mil received. . sed swtber verte - Ilt e rii ir w a. c a y o ll iw n ea n o rn h i n: E u ß p: ffiw ili J i f o h lt e n vp h yt t n o e u ldi tion y I :, r i ) d is a 7 tim iti An ini fl og ' o liki .o s l i pe tlip oli rkiH iscp, ilisargetkasilk stabbing Isla a ifs, &M al bitittioh, virth a time; knife, as Sunday evening, at the ; White lirrtt pobtie•himile e s Bottle-bridge. • The tiiiiiirtinnie wanton attended- the eA aminatlon, bet we being tasked by the Magistrate what She had to say istahvoi shad Prisoner, she said that be ssus a vary good Inblmod, a hank wurkinrssan, and that he never hot her want ror may ibis& WI that whenberoassititled this °fence,. he was very nitwit in liqsnr, and slid not know a hat hew as doing: she ihereloor earnestly begged her unfortunate husband might he diveliar f s ib : i t stabile had no means of support witilseise Was in prison.i unman Aibovrtrisht ratremety !yeah,. ute . taktteute utowebt k proper not to discharge the Primmer. v0u11,14,t t itirfiedie.; report Was volumed, and he was remanded tor another examinalitte. lisiinwsamowstk an ~ r . ' I ...j.' PriiffEtit./61 4 1VCE. - ' - atvnelle impetteidstaillialtat A tasiks•ellaonh item . wale' , •'• 1 he alight . be: relieved, inilLchoie,—acting upon a lifitl' pliP CII(I.NCERY, MAKcir 21.. principle. of honour,. witak,kw was of-full - WV land inff TT-PALATE oONDON, lif TUZ WATTK2 Of GORDON. ; perfectly knew the effect of what he wit* 4ta s-at° • , . t . Sir SAKZEL ROKILLT stated; that iii this case, iii ratify any improvident trausac too- tato ,hich be which w which certain bsues trial been directed for the pur .,, had entered, tit, Pond: , woulti lieldhim Wand by . pose of tryina Whether there was a petitioning cretlia such ratificatiop or cesifirma lion of• his fiscre - here, white, he .eras was yet in a peer; tor's debt, or whether the same had not been struck gain ; :: butt if a persr, ~ 2... sigi and distressed aituatiou l ratified tiny sefUlt" pros at by the Statute of Lhaitations, the Jury bad foetid a verdict i ts t e e ne r of the haukrupt on ever y anen t, 'Went bargain, in tte.most solemn maniac*, spat _me as . The Miter or Clerk of the . Judge before whom the coofirmetion to which the Court woul d . T one had been tried (Mr, Statics, Bailey), however,_ t ' Wren be Wald Court did not require that a par y,. , did not feel himself at liberty to deliver over. the be ballad by any act .of cotnfrmatlM s pastes to the solicitor for the petitioner, till.the ea- should-have . each a knowledge' of!' leJ pity of the four first days in . iiitat Term, lest a new , which he .wea entitled as •emettn ... hial should - he moved for on the other side. This • (hat ern •Pominit into a Caart•af vscr Was a &ley which world be highly injurious to the relieved. ..If he had reasonable • Interests of atilt petitioner, if the commission were, equities to which he was .e ntitl duriog the Whole of the intervul, to be hanging over., knowledge, entered Into a new , his head. lia • presumed to think that an affidavit, that into which he Iml : at a former carti6ing the fact of the verdict having been in fa. dentty entered t that geukl bilid a sour of the petitioner, would. be sufficient evidence anse•er did not Woe* di ealrusionti to satisfy his Li rdabip , that seek hail been . the result Lordabip .as to what . was. like of the issuesa and that Iu such circumstances his Piaiotiff's circumstmicee, or. . the • knowledge. ea Lordship would allow the petition to stand in the of the eqeities to. which . be was .eirtitled at resets 'to having the the time the new bargoin red paten. on an'early day, for the purpose of a . si kt into.--' ..--. 04 hettiteu mot in • elimmiesion superseded. This could not prejudice His Lordship did noasay t g the other piq u es in the event of a new trial being power of the Plaintiff, before the cause same to a • a ljad f elt end granted th e or der for su p ersedin g - , PP bearing, to orptluce to his Losdship-such evidence as 'ttut lormasisaitrii . Would then fall to be discharged es a Jerrold be sufficient to satisfy him that the tramention matter p 1 muse._ in October, 180 9 , was Not a confirmation- of *iced . i ' The rf•sp CItiNCELL2R saw no objection to this, . g inai t ra n sacti o n ; and ; was, in itsel f , not. bi ndn g. aind eidapirhat the petition should steed for Toes. To the effect of sh o wing 'bit at the time of die- bar . • day. ' •?, '- s ' . • .4. , , gain in October, 18V9, the Plaintiff knew what • VAT v. istrtuta—UAY E. GORQON. I 'werepe. equitiet to which he was entitled, the sire ... On the motion of 'Sir Siirues. Rositataar, the or: . camstance stated iu the_ answer, abet he. dismissed den which had been Obtained in these two causes s "...his bill .against Stephens with erste, hung heavily ~..„ by Mr. Clayson , before the Vice-Chancellor, dis - :Ab o u t him ; but still the. circumstances of that case . . 1, 1 11. Vrldson, the Prosecutor, stated that he was missing the bills wits costs, were'sUscharged, and it : might have been tlifferent.feeta the present, which ik Meriting from Louth Market, on horseback, between was ordered that Mr. Francis Leith, who had since ..might, be. in the power of the Plaintiff to.show. :The ...,._ ell and *tea o'clock in the evening of the 17th of 1 - been appointed the Committe to the estate of the ill . , sum in the hood and . judgment, hi Lo rdll4l :1 ' -November, and when about a Mile from Louth was ontie, to the place of General flay, should have rea- : ',reed, was payable in October next.. If the Plain- M e t by t wo men , one i n a sl o p frock, and the ether scalable time allowed him to proceed in the prosecu- ' tiff chose, therefore; to pay the interest due on that ;hi a dart brown great 'coat, buttoned close. The lion iitthe said' Seas, his Lordship having directed bond, iu the mean. time, and •gainat the first seal l oess in the sl o p frock seised the bridle, and the other am enquiry before the Master, for the purpose of before Michaelmas Term, if the cause should not crossed ewer to the other side of . him. The one in' ascertaining 'Atelier it would be for the interest of have been heard befere that time, to bring the 15001. thlabrown coat then said if he did not detiver up his the•bitiatic that the same should be persevered in. into Court, let the Injaoction be contiased a betilettahnenny , he Would shoot him at the same time hold . rerciann O. 'KENT. otherwise. This order being without prejudice to . hat a l a rge. pistol,. whil st the other held up i The fatito 'CNA:ace-moat gave judgment in .{his the Plaintiff ' s receiving back the money, if IVO/paid:4 A • . Witness hdd a belt-hanger's gimblet case. Ilis Lordship, after going through the Whole ,be ultimately the opinion of the Court thet thieetwu la hAt hand which he ass' bikin g t o a persons ts fac of the easit s jrdin which it appeared, that in less due by hiln. a house, and struck tere of them with it, but at length , ' the month etiatianal4 17.12 .(thocigh in the bill it wee i , GALLINI V. OaLLIWT . shadto WI 7j14 ) the Plaintiff, then a young man e -aThis morning the LOAD Cuatscattarefellitfer the .ilostonauid Spilsby blink. The man in the stop froct 'ti or VrYiehrAtlit,- remainder-meat in expe cts ' parties in this cause,. toget h er with the* , (Moog 1 tral_a_a_-----,a , thee let go the brittle but witness did not go on Am: . ..te-t•tiittrettrebisi; . eeti. estate, in the event of and Agents respectivelya , le order td hearmelltlter- I me di ate t- . y on which '. the mast in the • brown colt . . s sufvlsdrig thrgateepephir life, then aged 66 or 67, initiation of atis Lerdship npatt alit main semestien i t he eeten ed '' to *boot Mtn if he didinet placated - Wri V . • typl . to the•lthfridaTtlitefer the purpose of borrow- respecting the custody - and care. of the two infant ; Hers then went a a short abtlice, and - meeting' in int a eillt:ata'ailinseya and in eonsidertifion of c hild ren o f th e P ar ties under the Habeas Corpus man and woman said 'in a ierfaildible voice " * s . a ahe 2 of ttla singe - 14401. granted Nairn a post- sued out ut the instancy of the father to get possession! have just been rubbed." The 'man in the bre ohifbond, paribhe Sitilie - death of the tenant for of the children, now in care of a boarditea-sehool , aeht . t h en se eder ; t h e o th er . t e e • f . • leg gone, be pre.— life, for the sum of IMOL being twice the amount Of mistress, who had attended the Court withathem, is : Wit listeed .5143 horse.tand '.to Pursai : .them the principal sum efivisoed, an d • one-half the obedieece to the writ and ordir Of the GOA? ', 1 when be met these young men. to *Nina wittier; Alleatent asfaatliat..r.a stow alit oddities*. The . i.e h proposition a(' iris Lordship was( ;A* ..- --- ..c.- .. _ .- - .. •' ' ---._ : 1 vomit wave the newt; altiprown coat sud.l laiiiat . for fife tillvdifi - hell; 1.808, when the bond' itrenteahould, lifirnetne4..imetieeti- A . i4olllll4,litred• •Wifilat ' MOW 40 .I.4iitil . ... Prasise payable; but the Plaintiff being still' in cir: i ceildren contiuue in care of thee who° -mitt 41144 to i,* ha • 3 4 .y resion oe constable , . thief .i n f oraiv i hat talstesianoes of distress, and, as alleged in his bill, the .fittest situation pending the continotitsie a t i ter , k _ z , i tsf r ;lbreirclumten 4 ce. Waiter; ould not speak pea Ignorant of the feet of his !laving any relief at several suits depending between the peva : ". ' 11 " 51 t'Sidaelyare to the persons,of Prisoners. A man in a fgaity whist the erect of the obligation into which .‘ these implicated with, and which suits seenreitedial 1 b rown . I & . oh t (Wm. Walker) was apprehended that I bad entered, exchanged thea original post.obit to be proceeded in • amid expedited. The **teat Of , eight, avid th e ot h er t wo d ays after. • 4 for about and judgment, by which he secured the distressing case, on both sides,. afppentig tin 'Ms ! iVitisess saw i the.f 1 on his.examination die day after he ern, ;4%);he Deferdetst the same sum of 15001. payable in . Lordship to require such an arraagementliiire . too* . ra h*, an aj ana , m a y o k e and coat believed him to *r-ears froasibe date of the transaction (October, recommended, and if resisted, he lona only the atter; i I..Z 100 the Male men who presented the pistol to him (or 1 • 1800), with jitter/at payable half yearly in the mean native of now giving judgment, painfel ti it Kidst be 41 , Maher piece •of fur it appeared , when pro.. ' 6 4 1 1. ds t i tame. The Plaintiff west on after this, paying the to his feelings es well as these of the parties. a tatttert, to hea gun tut down in the stock hs aisilid ' interest half yearly, as it became due, up to the Lordship's recommendation 'was acceded to cif I v an as [car »I).. re . . - ; : ".• 1812, when be filed his bill, and to which pe. • , _ . terim and final judgment postponed. .. -•-. 9 George Pnetes, constable it Louth, •staied - that gil f he alfeged that he hail continued ignorant of his i , • ' Oa. •ta ‘i .. DAUM O. "ELLEN. , - •,;: •,;: .1.,t11021 night of the robbery, in cons e q uence-of. warts Witt i g entitled to any equitable relief against the ors- 1 . E . 4 - 'ed . for an ' . ..,.• We t ixinee Wenn" den, he went round the, town ".awl Sir S AMUEL ROMIL-K Moir,. , , t , 1 •.. aelreal transaction. The Defendant , on the other 1 . • 'hod, white he contended that the original trans- • i should pay into Court their pprchase m. .. .• ! Theirefeem), asking foe the MO pereonstiescribedty I action pal ,one against which the Plaintiff could base had , no relief in a Court of rt, .and . tan account of them at sac l i e I ro f them Sir "lho Wt ''' Op Mr. Wats) le( &laity, : par ico a y one rel, mu le ~ ..) . : • ••st)Il farther alleged, that at the date of the 1 8 " of 2". . , I, house s. that he alight be itifeetsredif any such persons:; Mr. HIRT Counsel fir Sir Themes 'Wigeem, - aaid, l .4llostiege- Soon : after. he Was Auld that N. men of , teniaction in Oetober, !BOG', the s Plaintiff was_ C l ie n t ' • ass ' the ' . • . his was ready t o ' paymoney if A litle:luspiclomappearance hall come tottrahe Marquis of negialp embarrassed circumstances, nor in any .a shinitlen of distress - by which he was compelled was ma d e out s w hi c h , t o f act , tne .pasties .... wet. up- , Granby, amt went there in cionvesistence. Be (omit. t 4; profey into the second. transaction, which, thel Win• Welke silt' .n a bible' with some other 1 abl e tei g lito. . . It ~ .. . , , • . r sitting o , the Defesidant contended, was 'a confirmation of the !e we 1t • ons.who were talkieg about ► robbery, of Srr . altos!. °amass, is ply, else he I pert the title was indisnutable •• but estate •fa oed l'orldch Prisoner twined to make vrry light, sayittg be at 'gine! ft:anger:mg ; neither was the Plaintiff at that . • • s t. . the a.. a. e i rit Well set some time on the table with Prisoner, said •to co-heirs and one Of ahem stfaua prisoner • / did oat {Sere Ma twee* had been :robbed. Wit. timeignorant br i t z d t;to44 to which he was entitled,. ' L.. __, - • •' , : - havin4 actu a lly 4 k vainst e person of the I dun, in France, and tee deasufecruail nether 4 . *. aiinie orSiephens, with . l i ra lie had had a transact j him observed that his countenance until his return fo; thh coentry . ; tint Ws. .itel l ;hea, on looking at I _ , . . . ..• 'tion'similar to that with i Defendant, and h aving I no arguoietti . why the:liege, ,fbpitideatba pgi4jlico kept changstiga it itnsiei then went. into IT! , • " Court. - •,- . thorn *IN - the other constable, and had Preateltei ' Consented to have Ms biti in that case dismissed with I sa • - - .• •ia u5• ,.. ...55a .•e' a. -- • ... - a ' The LORD CIIIIielai0111" - ` 1 ' . Vat - it* . - b e °m oaf to t h eta . On being asked what 6rowelit ' • - 1 ... ...... . costs. ft had beenergued for the Defendant, as if • '.- a - a eve . • - . it made some distinction between this case and other ',. paid into Court without Prejudice to . ..,... _ Os? th# . bin' lininth, he replied' that he' came with a tree! VIV . HFN Men of Ednentioo and Psxtretsiosall. of 'sheep' . foci*. - Chaffin to go' into the lita*. 'Skill, ore pet-revering entlearoors kr Over Rs, mime s• cases , wereh parties dealt with their expectancies, parties." - . • • . Wooers !chest Asked him* where he Was about al • safe and eertatu method of treating a lbw ailing Dbra9esi, -A Idle rocceasful result of their ere ' the best proof -41 r that the debt originally coutracted to the Defendant t _ . Pi' ' *MA tie did n ot may answer at ‘ret s i superiority. - was not charged upon the estate which the Plaintiff A poor sweep, apprentice to Joseph Lowe, of ,hui fit" 1... • ....h . - , 6 • - Fi ala a was est er at the Ultle Stogie 0" 4 :Mews. qAtifi and CO. Sitreent4r4l:o;lintineeti•to to had in expectancy. This, however, in his Lordship's latottilighaw, of the name of .George Smallya was ..... 7 .4-- erb . 4 4h. • . g i___. . k• • c • cr • • 1 Iste•eure of the fAlowtog the ef tl ect of their parigtt)tor stinky, Proceeded to "'arc" *sell 'a , a rennin Disositer , frequeoily c,4ltrocted to a moment sl opiuieu, made no difference whatever; because, If suffocated in a chiensay attire General Hospi "1 i sad Indult table pocket a piit el loaded with sings. i ottortkal s oui; :and it , c..;ic..sailatits. St, ictures rind Gk.*, whieh t , the party fentiag thetnoney took the security•to be Monday week. The chimney, aviicb was o :nine . la t I ',mast meta ,atwrkeea Inv'. Prisoner' was' tbeattikes io thi House of Correction. iln an unig.oted PLio, • "Ire vertlih yul erred II 12 s_ !i . cured; ftselme. paid en the event occurring, though lie did not make inches square , was obliged te be taken down fore lie h De san s ~s ,i: a s he a aebiiitv, whether arisin g f r om flaerhonnlinn indoirenem, snug easo, snit re'.denee in warm climetee or a secret solitary yiew,.loo OW it a charge ou the fund to which the other party with 1 the corpse. c ' auld b y ralnolled.—•(Noffinaislith Bs' ' s' -2- 4 11 Y. Da w son ( Louth ' . I the it . . ht of the ute mb er , real utip.appily pursued by the ;troth of both sexes; to- the nue coos whom he was dealing was then to succeed, yet lie rive.) ••• ''' • 'Mare he saw two men s tandin g , against a hay; ii 7 sterility, or ha . rret . 7l l l I v a_stin i the_ other a . imitteroos t refits must be taken as *still looking to that fund • ;nod that A- few days since•a silver medal, struck internale- . gh a t nea 3 r whe e Mr. Watson was rObbed —one in a l'el ot a .if . t timely retnedief -se p ei ~ er ":l ll .:nti s tr i;taisei v 4tiott..' In that distrestlngslate of &hi* wes a dealing • with the eapecniticies of the person mpration of t h e nativity et King Cuantes U. wit dug ' d ti t 'a • r • laiti d l', a -Ceioured coat, the other in a i t ress tat es 7 i - or deficiency, whether the - tonsequsnee of each baneful AO from whom he took the : aecurity, equally as if be out by a labourer, in a hop-gardienaant s eddiescomalr, iti ', tstthd . - *jail.. Flavin r • o f '_e 1 ins*. ibr In Hun fn on/ Alter etdrOrr Vetch the powers (0' had insisted on its being made a charge on that estate susses. I • tis somewhat less, 'lid emelt thinner, than g given in ormation t he cm. • i .. i — l 4oitiiti 3 aeltaess went with lit viifiless ,tai the the coo-t ~,t Anheeirmeenteehied. loploriv eduented Stic k gears of L•nuisio they offer A firm amid , sieeds cello/Mite , in expectancy. Whether this was a principle which an i la ir. crow a p i ece a d • t eat ene li e nt prow 1 . • ' • ' , a in . t 1.84,wid And si g orofs heenh.. '- • .. ~ - Mace, te ini,sme of Wa %Volker% elf-booteartitah 1 • .- • . had from the first been rightly settled, it was not t k aa Th e words of th e t egela t atee , on •neslasat, •The rervit of ft long • rind eletemietromeotee I 1,1.111 d Ilittionota - the totes , , three with the he. 4"bl•oke, 1 , for his Lordship now to say ; but it was one which circling the nrnis of Euglatids.-Aoc RV LO A MY* - ,4 - iieltsiiiialt 'CO r6sponded exactly with the ma it.slperi.ir me th od, to reossoreireiter e ikl risi in eirei, I. : oveterste or romplicatee, witaolit'siaak had been long acted upon as an established principle HAGTENVS. 011• the reeerse, on a 'game etashonted i s/ 4 rou nd. . intlielenst rewrite* ih diet' or exercise.: o w in that Court ; and it had now become, in a certain t a bl e t :-- I ,• • a. • • • Rich. Coa l keeper of the louse of Correction at , whereon early ity plicationWmade on disconer they frequently verforma cure in thg shiltt A deee, a principle of public policy that the Court Bonet Pass . --- - r • I.otith, Otitted,' that on the. night of the rebbery, The teurreeedehted• success. of their mode oft trea would protect persons dealing with their expectaiacies MAG. OUT. , • . ~ •• . Fat, it /ILL •i . 1111114 Wm. Wafker was &earthed, a pocket-book was : never l'e'' Im'l'i 1 °" In 0 9 " 9inele kelnitce , In a way which it did protect no other persons : flffeeu pent , . doting twhicl. period ow l thousand • NAL 911 Mara • .. • 4 '-'• • whatever; so that it put on those who chose to AN SO IWO. • faiiihdaipon him, containing five 11 , notes of the sßos. sexes p ave weer awed, even ater.revere nod injirious • s i i„t riw o 101 an d Spilsby Rank, some shot s and other articles. . had been matted by other renetitiraterv.withouf-elliert), deal with such expectancies the burden of showing It has a h o le punched titre* it x and appeal",them to ththi peril . 14.4 y .offertheir advice. titailhe bargain was fair, at least that it was not been worn as an amulet. ••-t: .7 t . biisoitir volontarity confessed to Witness that it was , 1 Mes-ri. tiors. and Co cteltsivelv professing he and his brother who robbed Mr. Watson, and that • ; i aat ; ~. grossly. unreasonable. On the other hand, it was A match has been made for a stake -and a lab- •• • port.eu.nr co..i,..a.nts, ~ . " o•der that they i t ily clear that alien the time came in whict a person who scription ,purse, between Ricking*, the bleak, and he took the money, but never intended to hurt any lea a mistnkee few, onh'itie obloquy to J ustly ot, had helm dealing with his expectancies came into ac. Davis, lie navigator. IL will be deeidod.after • the l' bod ya •, • Robert Walker was afterwards apprehe.ndetia icaorant empiric. thnik'st fait jointer 1.. I Wasselves - ~.. the/ hove hero properly •suluented awl tnitiuteri i.-- tunl possession of his property, when he was free great Wadi on $.40.; 3d of _ 'sets, P-of nisi- ' 1 -• his fothee's bees* at East Reerkwitliatiboot 1 4 1, :i ' ..i. ovule professims . ( c ediai llie , a s wh i c h. f rom from incunihrances and distress • when the time had Obvert a *Haig at proseet and - i r ess i anas i " r ' 5: .0413. OM te , tiouthials trim the must eminent i ' I L.", 'i , ‘ .. : karat . a eutivhsecooy iriquirerl, atan'the siniress arrived when he might be relieved trot!' any improvi- the like Oils all Kithmap i . .0.. their ulthiV.ol,lB first induced lh .Mat flew bargains:lnto which he had entered ; when, in Avriarten SUICIDIC.—/ the iretrwrol Prat t iiiimer, . nod -they , tare t _.._ . , slier, he became what the Cocoa .would call sus man, servant, in a (easily dosses teatime a tiiir. grimily,. 11.4e4 edeetrit i with which- (ley beve..by the Piabati .area juris •; and chose, in that situation, to enter into o a quantity of arsenic. ot • transaction by which he ratified his originatimprovi- communicated the circumstances. 1 n' t:raisi la niereetera are regatisiti to state sleni Wirral'', the Court would call that a coufirma- about half en hour after -' .of *teak ass, age. awe general habit of lovin g , . _ ; re l Ottfortp,for Advice nail Medicines; %hex • • • thin of the original bargain, from which be could dice aid - •was immediately 1 giva f ar rein to any. pinuf Abe kiagaien. tint he relieved. Such was the doctrine which had nate woman lies still in a . - .. i ernijoi eo r liarepntifi; IS. Bouvet ie.sofre been laid down by Lord Thurlon, who held, that if Sonie.diaappointnicut iu her j a ,'' t-e...l`Lt . _ 4 - -iNl t -. a gericlemaii of honour, feeling that thepgh he had attens4.. isiiatiON ! Primo Oren t i, AL. at - • STAIEIRIA re, 37, flett-itfert. 4to P writ SA ....... , Ir)v, t 4ip-im 1 I • irßP•qi'M • • • a I . • *4 • t 1 I N • I • 1 . 1' • r 1;1;04 b equities as. ley, rualtster, .uf Hates.° Wed a -aartaatYs nth of November, by tb Equity 'la.-would be *con k t i e prece di ng even ; fled, of th e from Birmingham marke tiro, and with suet, , et meet w h om he -call r banes, ratifying •tbat were dealers in I tier period iraPrivti" ler e mid to Mr. Cot ;Mate Thereat, sy to Mr. Hardware. skis , to satisfy Ws persons gsve eride actual state of the Godlier es the 29th of 4 kneadadaW. he another man answering 1 f m a „ . betwelat is s i nego ki d : j o tits UMW 5 BOON RS MAW ENll7.4.wsin3 apxrui. 14, ss . 7, r Twat ' l 5 ' to. 4 , an p iii ,„.. ,,ii . 4 from Louth, and he Also elide a confession ,:4 ' """... 7" angagpd in, the robbery , bat said, he had. b oll; . _ A ni - s ,,„„ igh a 4o yowl ., wo.. ninny liy his brother. Verdict—Guilly—,ot4Or. i t ay hi GI r ii .;;ln t.i ii ncin "° oook The Jury recommended Naked Vtutee to mercy, rot, , nesi i --- e - F — nioc ia nti s ok .nd the Prosecutor pleaded for the both. • • - 1 instances to a renew:servant :. Alba- • 'w: , Aged 40 s late of tlolbeach, carpenter s t er she had token it s end MO Ali: PrOMberrY, aged 43, tare of tire sam ' sly procured. 1,11 n• ''. l ' ,* f:' . . triedAnr ittenghterint I a sheep a deiliSTOUs' sftte 91 . . lei* fie' • - l,, t ;'' of • ' . .igetioiffifiliii.Jer ,of (radoey, and iiiiiiii. hecaliostions led to tail in arose *timer. The *top *was : • -._:-.'-..'......' . ; -11 4 ", efrOttobirehei t end . the Prosece. i - , . . • . • • -t fr ia p u ltiotinr; and went with a,e4: 1 1 111111 1 6 • Aare An Noe 4.t alki tr , ''l 4 ll t ' r t •-' P IW r . 1 St r i 4-. i . i '. . . • iii : 4 1 0 , . 1 ' ,•• 1 0 , ell ' - t p Ahem R . • , iii i ll • ' t . , _/ , siteeey resteratoer . 4 nisi Morkeektitrd them, ' ttel CompWm', onsir../ INectitix the palest. umt to recent Citrat e _ lupin of the isfdttlh , . ft" Aolke of ftreatment(which • mice in 11 lirftetiee.. insotivl prnorts itthedur 14 and injurious methader t - sitneatrairci), istfilgt. ihati Oa rein of these , m•iy ant he notritettl lastly matched tAthe v. - asatelres to state, Ate, hen emiry branch• from ditfereat Ifitspi- neat Palmetto's, titryt satersi retaking from • : mat th* i.riattue me that their 'weir* InteretitnraV ristittritoe' .assn ws liOtttsJy h.' 6 state the periktiblrs4 fang. and sr ' sets the t#tmet eita is* iemreett. tA. • r• D. ar %mt., %ectAlftel. • •