The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-10 00:00:00

TILE STATESMAN "A, he was inerreeted to mese with favnerable coo elderstios soy proposition from the Defendasts thst could mark crotteitiou for their foram misconduct, lied glee tho seyestry assurance for their future good holiather, with tbe eseeptiors only of one of the Oefeodante, Cemnittl, Mho bed been so sinisterly send se misciiienoesilt Min es a leader in this con. aliescifs Hal he maid ester iota so compromise with Teiptel to that iwwww. fi2r. Desues, with his .acted sassily, declared ready on the patt el glee Giber I)efeadasts to accept tie peripositios el his idisetted Friend, Mr. Ger. ;ivy, wed to relioirsisli any edvantage in their f4v.iur which be alight derive either from the eel. dance fur 114, ilefeuce, or the law upon the use. hones. thou it it stitch more conducive to every 11..iietsle ;biomes' for his Clients to acknow. ledge their prior, aid throw thomeelves epos the lenity of the Court, than to persevere in proceedings ea the greseut occasion, which could only lewd to perpetuate animosity, and slate ill blood on both sides ; and trotted that the isdivideal Croswell, who was equally regretful for his error, and equally dill:mood to stark Shat regret by his con. tritiou, world deserve by his four* good conduct the same oressore e 1 lesily extended to the other De fendants. Tile CHIA/ Amoco wee of opinion, that perhaps more good would be obtained by this precedent, then I” continuing the prosecution with a view to exemplary punishment. Bet Coattail, in participles', not coatent wish the conspiracy be had etched ansonot the jnerneymen, airtight also to seduce.c.r. tein of the mestere to join in that combination, from which they ►ad 'slimly and fortuaately abstained, as it would base involved them in the conseqeences of grossly criminal conduct, and high enkdemeanner.— jug L or dship, however, acceded to the l►nient prop*. ellen of Cuensel, that a verdict of Guilty shoals' be taken agaiost the Defendants, and that they should enter kite their own recognisances to come ■p for jell:meet whenever called open, which would operate as the best security for their future pod con. duct. The Jay accordingly famed the Defendants awl after entering into recognizances, they were ordered to be discherged. ADMIRAL CAMILLA POWLLL HAMILTON! V. GZORGI raerstatc• sittatrom. Mr. GASLCIL stated this Case to the Jury. It was an action to recover 2,3101. which the Plaintiff. an Admiral in the navy, had given. ire 1807, to Ilardacre, New-road, &defy-le-bonne under the following circenteastces e— Admiral damilton had patronised Mr Ilardacre, who, throseh his interest, from • midshipman became a Lientenest in the Navy. Mr. Ilerdscre 'height that he bad dig. covered • medicine which would prove a specific for raring the yellow fever, and bad succeeded in eetablishlog an arrangement for disposing of this medicine is the West Indies. The cancers was divided late eighty shares, of which Mr. Ilard etre was to have thirty-slue. Admiral Hamilton gave the sem of 2,1001. for one share, under a deed, by which the Admirel was to have his option to retain his share, or to got back his money with interest for two years, et any time after two years sboold have elapsed. The Defendant, Mr. &tattoo, of New. 1.04 Osfordshige, became joist surety with Mr. Berdacre in this deed. Admire! Hamilton did not make his option till 1817, when regular notices were delivered to Mr. Ilardace and to the Defendant. Mr. Hardee' , having become bankrupt, tie present ac tion was brought to recover the original sum, and the interest for two years, 2.3101. from Mr. &tattoo. — The deed having been admitted on the other side, be sbruld only have pot it in to be read. 'f be deed aea read accordingly ; all, esceptiag the gooses of the several persons concerned, which Mr. &melee, Counsel for the Defendant, did not wish to be divulged. Stephen , Loong proved that he had de livered notice of Admiral Ilawilton's option to the Defendant on the 'lBtls of May. 1817. aud to Mr. Ilardecre, en the 20tla of November, 1817. Mr. GASCLIE said this was his case. Mr. SCARLITT, fur the Defends's., stated it MU by the Plaintiff's recommesdatioo that the Defoadent bad become acquainted with Mr. Hardocre, who had set up tl.e preposterous pretension that he had disco. -erred a specific for the yellow fever, by Mlles as ob. surd as had ever mitered • visionary's heed. Admire! Hamilton had only effected to ;iv, 21001. for a share is this concern; be had never given the money. It was, therefore, a freed upon the Defendant. The CII:IF iCaTICII said. that this plea area ioad salssible. The deed wee admitted, and uo plea of freed bad been pat upon the record. Mr. ScABLETT.--If freed could not be pleaded stow, payees( could. The Plaintiff was to have made his option after ewe years; he had not taken his share, he was toe teaming to do that ; therefore it was to be pressesorl that be had rattiest' payment, or it was to be held that by giving farther credit to tie principal he bad ditokarpd the surety. The Cntae•Jusvica said, that be bed not, seem be had disabled himself from suing. He might hen needs his opt ion at the end of two years, or afterwards. Mr. Scanaerr.—list theta was • letter from the Plaintiff to the Defendant, in 1812. in which he claimed only 13801. lie bad in fact kept a rennin( emoted with Mr. liardacre up to that time, and re ceived peyment of 10401., in bed bills of coarse, bet in such a way et to preclude him at least frees claim. ing more than 13601. from the Defendant. Ile bad, besides, proved only 14501. ender Mr. llardacrs's Commission of Bankruptcy. Here a proposal to wanes matters was made, and Mr. Scirlett's offer of 14501., including interest, was accepted. Mr. GASILEt begged to mention, in reference to what bad been said of the Plaintiff's speller to gigs a sanction to this medicine, that such had been the value attached to it by the Defendesst, that be bad bound Mr. Hauliers sot so sell a single share •itbout leave from him. The Cnitr-Joseicit reworked, that each party was now naturally assignee to' isclaim a foolish project. Ste T. TURTON V. TUC DULL OF $01110LINT• Aftrr :his core had bees called, It was agreed to pottpone it till to-morrow, as It was apprehended it richt be too Inn( for so late an hoer. Mr. SCARLZTT expressed a hope that the Plaintiff wnnid be n on-toilet ; bet declined to proceed now • :be cite upon that confidence. Mr. TUKTON made teens observations on the con. duet of the other party, en. °cosi-it of an attempt to submit the matter to arbitration. Tow CMS, JVIITICS said. that if it most be sub. 'flitted to his arbitration and the Jury's, they fornekl dispose of it in the best way they could, although ths perils* could And other perm*, more skilled in con. vermeil% be. lbts Chief jesticeof the liiog's Bench. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, JULY 9. -.01.-- UTTF.RING COUNTERFEIT COIN. Samuel Bessiett and Sarah his wife, were indicted for a misdemossoor is lbw pariah of St. Giles•is-the. Mr. ARA eve spewed the case by stale& that the Prisonets were indicted for tittering base wain.—lt appeared from the speech of the Learned Counsel, end from the evidence, that the female Prisoner oat into the shop of Mr. Forester, Great Wild.sirtet, Lincoln's Inn•ielde, and asked for a twopenny loaf, I. payment for which she tendered a shilling sad re ceived the change. Abele half as hoer afterwards the hesbeed came in, and retprested to have a small quantity of cheese, for which he presented a shilliog, mod also received the change. A few minutes after wards, Foreman, the placer came in, end told Mrs. Forgave to mark the mosey, whisk was done ; and thew Foremast and his brother took the Prisoners lots custody. On watching them, too more coon tee feit shillings were fated upon the woman, care fully wrapped up, to prevent friction; and spite both of them a quantity of copper money and a few good sispences were Issued ; the change of the bate money they had passed. Mr. Powell (Solicitor to the %lino) swore, that the shillings were counterfeit and of ditlerent dies. The Primmer, in his defence, slid, be had received the money, mod did not know it to be bed. TM CHAIRMAN (Mr. Const), after a few shairee ties en the frequent occurrence of the offence, said that no proof bad hear addend that the Prisoners bed acted in concert. The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a eeedkt eiGuilty against Samuel Bennett, bet Acquitted his wife. ' The CHAIRMAN, is pausing sentence, observed, that they had a most merciful Jury, end he hoped the present would he a courtiers to Mrs. Bennett. The Montour* of the Court was, that Bennett be confined ire his Majesty's Jail of Newgate for sit months, and at the aspiration of that period to find sureties for his good behaviour for sit swaths more. Michael Caler,hrus was indicted for the like of. lesse. Mr. Animus conducted the Prosecution, from which it appeared, that the Prisoner went to the Red Lio■ priblic-botae, Cross-street, Finsbury-square, sod called for a pint of porter, in payment of ohich he tendered a shilling; on the landlord taking it op be pr cod it a bad one, bet let the Prisoner it.. Suspecting, however, ha was a smashe►, the landlord followed him, and saw him eater into torivenstias with eight or nine comae and men; from them he went to the Flying Horse pablic.boase, and celled for half a pion of porter, and pot down one shilling in payment. The landlord of the ►Zed Lion at this moment, and told them the Prisoner was a smasher, oe which a constable was sent fo►, and he was taken into custody and searched, bet nothing eke saes fated epos hies. Upon being questioned as to where be got the shilling, be sold from a Mr. King. On being told he must produce that person, be appeared confused, sad asserted his inability so to do. The CHAIRMAN summed up the etiolate, and the Jury returned a verdict Nue Godly. 110.1 RD EICISE,JoLY 9. 71111 Commissioners of Eacite were yesterday on copied daring the greater part of the day in burin the cues of publicists, who were charged with seines wine and spirits without a renewal of their Imences. The greeter number pleading Guilty, they were hued in mitigated penalties of from 106. to 20a. Wallies John Sturkeue, a wine and spirit fur thest, was charged with having in his possession, a considerable quantity of rams, which were found to be ender proof, according to the standard heed by dee Erten. Joseph Waldron, an Officer of the II , de posed that be had tried the strength of the rums found in the possession of the Defendant, end they were considerably ender proof. Two were twelve gallons of rem at 55.0, twelve at 66.5, cud others even lower. The Weariest admitted the correctness of the offi eer's return as to the strength of the spirits, but de clared that he had pastimed them from the Eves/ itself is the state in which they were found at one of their salmi. From the severity with which that Board acted towards ethers on sub occasions, be enter tained a notion that in the sale of spirits by them selves they west be seat to infallible; and Is consequence he did not take those precautions Is escartaining lite quality of the spirits which be likeuld have dose if be bought thee in the ordinary way. To his surprise, however, he afterwards fund the liquor ensaleable, and in this state it ie . =mined in his cellar. Ooe of the Commissioners said, that this state ment would not be believed. The }Amiss could sever have scut out spirits in the way dew•ibed, and the Defendant was bound to prove tire fact. The Defendant said, that the length of time sine. he made the perches*, precleded the possibility of producing any other evideace than the invoke o f K W. Ile woeld also make mith to the fact, if permitted. The COURT said, they could sot !she his oath ; and he should have prodeced evidence that the spirits were net illegally reduced. The stock of spirits wereadjedged to be condemned and fa kited. - T. Charlton, s grow, was charged with conveying 130 lbs. weight of coffee from his shop to that of • cograhreaster, withal' s permit. The 'icicle, as it cursed est In evidence, was part of a lot which was to be conveyed to the party mciationrl, and the per. wit for which was delivered with the first conveyance of the career, sad left behind. The Commissioners, nn owichscanding, condemned the lacer parcel, sod told the Defendant to btivg big action, if he pleased, eri!ast the colon. roaster. POLICE. Bow•sTasst.—Yesterday •oreifg, between ens ind two o'clock, as hard, ene of the patrol bslottg• log to the Office, was passing along Moswell.hill, h• met a horse and cut, with two men in the cart : observing foot sheep therein, and not perrelviog any name, lumber, or residents ea the con, he suspected it to be disfigured, and that t►e mew in it were sheep. stealers : he in cosseqeeece drew his cutlass, its. formed the men who he was, arid ordered them to tetrewder. Ile entered the cart, searched the men, and heed its one of their pockets a lir plate, with a name and address, which be seised. The', insisted en ►aving it again, and he refusing to return if, they •owed revenge, andantes leech ',Mamma, wrested his cutlass from his; they proceeded to treat him in the west berboroes mincer, and probably would base mo►dered him, ►ut his cries for assistance were beard by another of his petty of the petrol, who was at Ilornsey.bridge at the lime, and who ,an with all possible speed to his assistance. On his suits% at she spot, however, he foam% the sillians had ran off, leaving the horse sod cart, with the sheep In it laird was speechless throughout yesterday. The tin-plate has not led to the discovery of the thiamin. James Enunerson. a boy only eleven years of age, was charged with feloniously stealing a quantity of linen, the property of Mr. Stephen, of Lincoln's Inn, the son of the Master in Chancery, who stated, that the Prlsotter, who is the son of his 14endress, went to the woman who washes his linos last 1a• le►day, end obtained the linen which she had to wash, and bad pledged it at several pawnbrokers, sad had since been living lo the most ;oubliette mincer. The boy was recognised as having beeu discharged bet a few weeks since from the Olke on a charge of robbing his own father, who was now present, sod with tears in his eyes regretted that the boy csoureet of prison worse thee he 'main, sad more hardened ; be, therefore entreated the Magistrate not to mad hi• to prison, and he would undertake to keep hint in security till the day on which the charge against the pawnbroker who had received the property shell be brought forward. The Magistrate hamanoly en. tering into the feelings of the distressed Parent, al lowed him to Mks his profligate child ender his own care. BOXING. The smirk hewers berm Godfrey, • beaker on she Thump. *lre Camas (barked fee 51) Owes by new pretincinl nine teen). aselltoberi Ware. a lilht IY slew new. 011,4111,14 greiog. from Leicestershire, who ..se foe& Lart,lhe opponent nf the relebraied Goma Clack's (backed by Corals et Antes. leitenet). leek leen els Tharodey sereeleg, le en nielosere be• loaded fe Mr. Fewe..f Sleek II illed Faro. sear Hear k eel, fee roum free she spot Sot appeased 'ear Farskaa.'a oreesary rowel hes net been week from Haw Ia Herb-. defete Orrx Godfrey was seconded by 'Nog. a sorting pal, and Wren by W. Feed. R il ls reseal b etls-bolders. The ernes nri•te la ea epee dm a eine o'clock. TIIE FIGHT. - - • •• - - Is the ens IMid Vries played mood aJversary to get a left.hawded bit; but Godfrey stone with Yir tight ltas wend; for work. Were at length let iv by his adveriary's bend, but hired. asd le a clew he was throws epee Weiser, which pro duced bleed. ' t Wren pawed • geed left-handed facer ea the frost arose his adversity's Iwo& nod the dart spirted forth like old ale final ' ,t ap ped bottle r bet be was returned epee Du the ribs with the Fight head, which dropped bias. S. Godfrey felt as if to lose whether his more wa; run on, in nod Thee rub leM his beads epee his toespeewibles. and 11111111011111, bitti4 away. artd with streswit bored his man deem. 4. (Wilke} rehtised a wean operating bit upon tie moonier. whirl cleared away two of his teeth, and breeght hh heed sleety down le lea with the right Mod spa ter jaw. 5. ad & p Wren ems feet of wind. he received mow heavy Mews. hut there wars meat of &deem le guide them. ath4 they minuet atsII4MKC 101101. WM3 wits throws is bob needs. 7. This roma redeced the Gra to n certainly. WrMil Mee deal bit between the kids, which settled Godfrey. Several other roosids were fought, bet Godfrey had wither sight war jedgmest to give. levee was at heath declared ike victim, bet be be. received some bits which will stay by biro. THE BOXING RING. Neale. the RAMA visa, tat eaaleiceetleil to rare forward again I he ems welched agaleal an Wedite-/ay. fee 100 guineas aside. is 1104 iwa>H feet equate. bet trees Lamle. sail Beietel. iv Octets,' west. Sem me bets ogee mule, bet Neste far eb .ire. Olieer be Daigle( nn sn w. 41. that be bee brews* as equal faaerrise with bis foratelable lia4•861•111. D• 6601117. 7be %Ow tate' place es the list The testeb believe Ita:dall awilllereggies soy Ite easeliered elr, al the 101. aside Slaws • ill be &awe. lesion toot flue of of a fed el lb in Lisaliery.lswe )esterdity. had weit smiler ; had &reales' pelmet Wye se aluecttesi to be if ts h .1 d batiste. OLD DAILEY. FRI I/ it Y. ..It'LT 9. Frmaei. Roxburgh vim pet to the bar, (barged with &Moody riding hi. horse or gelding against Charles (i.e. ash, warner'. Holbrn...a the eveaieg of June 1. es•lbia lind• him down on the paresheas, thereby causing concessive, led selsmimeelly death. Jobe 1 aril, clerk le • coley, Wine,' in time Isle of Dogs, was passing sit lielbera, mid mw the deceased stop abort in cronies the road, a. if frees alarm. The Primmer rade over hie.— * ills.. cried oat—•• Stop that reseal, he lio. killed • tan." The Primmer rode am, bet was napped by la. people Crow 40 yards farther M. sad Ms korse's head was tar ' sed rimed. Wit rascal mess rate up and milted the be idie.a•dsalil," ee Weal , how dare you ride aver a mar r The Prisoner replied ? , W " It was his own fawn. why did mot he get mit of the way " it. mess 'eked fee his card ; he replied that tie had anne t witness ilis4ol4l sis bating hie addrres. nail after some alterieuina. is whit* Prisoner snowed ledikeveace 1.9 the ea 111.0 . 14. be Said that Mr. Francis, the Boma-doper, knew him; and - Mr. Fillies cis as called. Mr. P. after a whispering eneverertime, said slest be twee him. Weems there erste WI eon team aad ad. drew, at the desire of Mr. Francis, is nee of his hooks, sod left the place. Cross.exasaimed.—lle saw the deceived stand still. as if in fright. sad, as be did we sheer", rmild not my that he was not Ina II of apoplexy. lie saw lin. barreled •ioleatly dawn, and pens led in it, that there was wither r u neh. d was ray, ear soy other c.srriage pawing at the mosarat ; the street perfectly clear ;be war .01 more them six at levee yards J lie MO been before the Grand Jury. and 111.0 swore that they hod , thrns a mit the bill Ludt foe warder and meseisa ;Myr. Ilul Joiiepis Mood, assivart as eneloya awl arrtgarys. hors. me the deceased brought hiss the Mem t us ant sere of the bow, bet shooed it taw Meer been before live. beemne sad they ware Is the habit or drinking sem a quarter Intfore. they had oat drank sea. Five or %sr per•ates cane in with the deceased, the Prisoner did owl come ias till ten nannies oiler. — The 0,0104 we. irven.ibir. there was an pulse at the writ, languid was she rirsuistiens I she Prionare did aid any above ISO or three monsoon; swine ordentood bins to base ` said. that if be had work she saun dos u he 16 16.4 terry far ILibes deceased came to himself. he coop( cat a pails la hi sod bark, hot sip 1...1 4 . .166,6 tttt of 64 hit 11341 4,appesrd said. ; Me took a lea .r camphor julep. aslim u lee drop. of sal sole . its, is 11 I them. 16 is a .held I.stnt.lir 011 site left pite of the heed, bat a ismer. Burbled w hasher it ins all 041 10.0.wr or was calmed by the fall; 11 was very sti‘hily sreatrlied. and be did e.I Obserse say other mark or berwe g deceased was token sway is • harkeey•ersuch. did ant 1•110 M whets.; read his same limas a letter takes net *I hi. pnrket. ati.lreiool tot he Eseise Diet I had me oilier renenn fuse .oppo.irig .sos so be Coe ; deceased was takes away is a .{ale of .1.411•61; Ikele we.. muPooriag hat such ailkoliv ni breathing. Mr. Morgan, employ. 43. Itedford.rna. via. talk.? to ti de. (rived, at his manse Rolo•nrilreet, Little .12110e0.41....1. ed ..nail-run. at retro o'clock is the same etenhie ; Genoa Lisa is bed ea Ili back ; ht oar •.,A,haKl very I.tt:c to my law be bail spid him bort ; he gave wheat us eader. stead Mat be had received ble pest* blow—be was ass mica to tempted by to expiate dearly Imo sitars" pot win dow as to the atherter le obit* be had 'revived M. ban. *Web were auwered by big wife, aid to • Inch deceased 'imoai ex pressed hit swat. to the opiates of witness. seek a Ackert* meld ..My have bees produced by a Mow is she bead ; obserr ed e:ight temosr se the left side of the brad whit* rreeisid the blow, mad had we doubt the Maw ocariesed a. ill user. sha was mcesears--voss called op us OOP is the mornisig. head deemed meet cosevlsed.- but be bettered till sew o'clock. Mk items had ao doubt that death was amassed by the blew. Cresegeamitied.— Whams did not open the shell; cued nee have ceoclisikd as he did upon the came of drab merely foam seeing the dead bad); bat le ceesegareee of Me represeatalione . made to Ms. legs nter with what be saw while anceilieg de armed I amid ete hesitate; deceased bad been Nearly sarcated . erne meatilis before with thinking sae such gin Mr. Au.e., mar sebtainell, Mat the indirmeni was pet out of Covet—it charged the Prisseter al* killing used 'kyle" C. • Coe—sbi. had by issi MOM bees primed. all she IS 1101115110 ;hitherto bed culled him Jaime. The Jokes were of spathes that farther es Weser was memo sary spas cis point. The Counsel for she preseenlim acknowledged that be had mac has meld prime st farther. Irbil the Solleitm fat the per lovelies volooteered his owe testimony. ; Jobs &agleam Taylor. Wieser. brim this swam semi naked ahe new the deemed. Ile had lama • deceased Meese sr Mar 'ranee Soh aert M ware of Tax surveyors —be. I Meted Ws saw ie be Charlet. became he bad nosed mu. mean ato his is Mai erase N make hem pay anran of Noe ' Ilaiss—bad beard him called Matto. Cyan-eamilised.—(lad toe direct remembrance of any sees. Min shards Irreilard had aeltnewledged fan mum to fad Merles. bps him* always beard his called so. Me impress/Mei of Mended was. OW his same was Chana. I mill as resarat bee Mal he bid takes as; other witoess before she ;rand Jos; besides Pate. Owned tbas it wasting till three week. alter that be lamed Me Pefeemer to be apprebeaded. the Cause ware of *Mae, Mat Mr. Taylor, la the ab sences( eammeyeeldeace ' was proof emiuth. The Prkenee, se being called .0 fee M. itefiroce, Femme& Us ignorance, at the time, of bevies time the deceased ally bon i bet be left hied/fears so Costimel. &alma Plan, Clerk .. J wake Neat, was thee called. en the pun of she defame. Hera the deceased laying memories' is Ihilbors. leis bead and feet bring nearly doe north 'ad tomb s did smut think it possible for him hi have been snuck Man sack a paeans bye*/ sae ridi directly down the street maimaamised.—llaw PrM.aer ea Mieselmtk when be was Maggie back, bet II est see Mtn er say ...• agorae demmed s SI. MS our Near; hued ne eatery; persisted that be did we think deceased meld have bees throws Imre is the pesithia stitch he occupied by • benemam peaks at tight atigks, Pelmets, maul lave Nee. Mr. Frew* liata-drapet. le Balboni. heard as imam about 10 whisks poi four o'clock; was nee at the lime. became am rigger day clock stands Is his slop; 11/Mew was a few rani from she deer t n. out sad saw decreed lying al* a vein trilliog degrees( obliquity area Holborn. wi•hin 111 yards of this door; had observed tae Primmer ride by his Mops ISM 'NS people. and asumg the rest, she a hems Paul, gather roved ▪ deemed sea. carried WM Curb) a'.; Mum mire um ...ea a penes a. the Primmer, bat bed so Wafter, wkb his; ▪ Pant asked Paul for bleaddras, siiib Peel bed framed Mrs. Ermines is let him write it down the Primate lead not whispered m him, of had .al v beat from the bones leek s 4 ‘ tell alto he was; Prisoner Mod gasper silos a. Ibr awed meek& permit blot. which was eat till 10 toilsome diet. is see the de ceased i• CArbyn's shop Primmer was nee tweed hark be deo avoid, bet bad ravened of son maw/. obeli be MIMI by she (try that be had dam iliorldef. Paul wised the bridle as he was tinning rowel, and brimmed with woe' toutilessee to bin t amity permits wooed " that the tiemlemee our DM Is , rash." PeifINIK w iMIa ly gave his Name sad address. declared his igeoninee of having beet the deceased. expressed his meres t Isad wlllingoess Is coespenteste. it Feasible, 'Moab It shoeW csnl :t domismati pseuds. A dream.. and au ostler, who were pateing, deposed. Oat they did tot believe that deemed was haunted down by Pei . sena. Mr. Turner. paging at the lime, witnessed to the tame dices. tievera respeciable pelmet, so shoal he had bees Mame for pinny is. came forward mid sanded she Mimetic sod respect lontmiNt tbe l'eMmerr. .11.1):.E IceStpituisied the evidence, Ia as address of siderabie lergth, mad the Jury pantomimed tee Prisimer—lleb MARKWIS. UXBRIDGE. I:nm-inverter% Resoss.--TioN444• locT P. brat, I.er Wed II:. RN. TA. --s. Rohl, per quesl44 39.. —4. so 44". —A. 104. —4. to Xis. --41. New bob. —4. is 510. 01.1 Date Peas • —s. —4. 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