The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-28 00:00:00

TTIE STATESITAN. In defy all entry to Ike rensting.illsee, This web ab ou t Hof pest nine. end the list attsiaript in pas. CIIFINSIOttp, Jet, M. I sus the signal far a genera) reigageranit. Accord . Fs.'.,:!sy t" (;vn'fbis.i" I", it.,. Count , Ilse to the efisleisce of a carpenter, a namesake opened befo r e Mr. Jrnstice Path at rl Mr. Bros. of the plaintiff, then hero the flaky -bulky Comm. Their Lortiships attended Disioe tis•tvice sod the clapper•cletchig, which lusted without )enterilay. and this incliner( the busiaers of the As. j oiroso i ss i on f l u i on i se o i n or. like n from o no lohlfrs efilinaessred Waif. Mr. Justice l'a.k in s ehe pony or the nth., c am p the •elcorne cry, (*rookie tenet. and Mr. Bsron inn/ io the aiiiti hell, riervek! The strength as my, be seppeket Patios (:rust. Ihe Calendar in it. fernier c. mains . (,„m IM i mit ob of the „ nom was press ) equ al) ) an a.tv b • in"-tri "'” the e'tiehre of Pii•t'ltets is balanced. On the one fide was Mr. and Mrs. Orem. alson• 70. Ifs N;si Plies Corti .:bo u t ;11 'wars , on the other was Mr. nooks and Mr. Baldwin,. fag %pi, ofrsitil, a few of *MO, sir grrot.orul% (erns ILe of the Defenrisnis; the shied Defendant, hit. White, lest A.l se*. Of 'lt stole nrit.ll r Inc .flout being Os rvpiod in holding the rind)* ..light, 13 ate !appoint Juries. All th. Cr minim Jury causes' an d i n re ki n dlin g it, when an ones; tried einevesent wine use; utad of Wort* ove n'cl, Lk. I tuusrds Mr. White's quarters left all in thilsoess.-.. The smack of the Def.e.dants was not, bermes', confined to mere animal farce, for they resorted In seising Me, through the medium of subordinate wets, to snare damp straw its the chimney, al the same time stopping the top of the chimney, in the hope when the animal force failed in reaming the, patsession, that at least the gsrlison most fiy from palforelion. The Plaintiff's ease rested .holly in the ?eidetic, of • bey abort 13 years old ; and on it • part rf the Defendant, wimesses were called. else stated that the Plaitesff and Ids Lady told drawn upon themselves all the inconveniences chick Vero the wl•jecf rat rnesplaine. Mr. iir,ic• Um left il to the J.,ry to say, who. , thee any unnecessary force had be.m gated to torn, the Plaintiff oat of premises of which he himself had surrendered the posse-sine. It nas tree, he may have Iluartrtl in the airily, bet still thee did not entitle biro In a verdict in use he had his made the first attack. The Jury immed.ately returned a sertikt for the Defendants. There was a sorsa caw by the tier l'isinsitr asking out of the 1.111.0 facts, hat on the decision of the first case the wont us. isittd.sus. ESS LI ANS CRO• NUM. "hey Tucker, •et aft et 11 .are old, use npl. tally is sits ire for sailing in she disollios.hnase of Anrboo) Roolandson, Its.q. as 11.0..0, bo the V.Gsh .sof Mb) last, a diamond rill. Ward as 20 guineas; 'pa emerald sing, isle, 15 guineis; • brooch, salsas *or aseriess, tbe psopers) of Mr Itnolandgon; sod • abhors Itossfe, slip prth»rtr of bliss blush), an fal lout* of Mr. Jr.sopp rorducted Ilse prostitution, and Mt. carssoeil tbs. Monte. 'lle es.. posed in evidence was ibis t. Mss Roar. landlion.• tb. rumpeoler•• sifo, at the setniaosends. Sion of the I:lere)o.an of st.. parish, had takon she ..) ) 1 1 1lPsber Into h... %PULP from charily. Pal her t• moyfillanol, lard bossed bps wish she emboss kindness.—. A r fle she 46th of Ms) lass, Ile properly in question _ r.asaca ablis.bd t pt at the drawers of Mrs. Rooloodann, ...Story oviquisi war ifitliPoljalfly sad, I s ( )me al ie r o slits hail bps IMO of is, bat sailboat 'fest. Suspi .."....abss haling fallen on a charwoman who had horn oloplpsr.l So the hr.'s*, the letter ass induced to in. I . .Verrsgote the Pfl‘oner if she knew ru, l&il•g of the , Apr Owl. St,e tesiiively denied, over and over *lwo , . any Itnnsted t e el It ; •bost. upon twine told Ay she tbs....men that trots she and herself most in . Ilho orison, .cleat the articles if,/ 1101ibreffill i. 'b. :..paid, v. perhaps thy were et her mothet's house in . ow. tts:ass that bp, mime.* hod given her." Upon • akie *ogees gnu iiii• war tithes in her mother's house, . .end of her ...synod sakrd her swat' for the risco. The lesser iene•-di.tely produced the articles sea. aliened an the iptiocesioni host o droner, and the Pti. . pow geld, thee Om heel them ntigiosll) from her ... aseel•Pf. . N ass lusted in rvtdence, ht Mrs. Roe. . bodond. Ass shit rojanerOs soother ass in the habit k ... • &iv nitOlosts•rk for her, ar hose ' d soe.etiones homer. bat bad woo the one* *CCM to her &ashy Poionner, whom she desesibed to be g edikiabeif stnesannes scorewess of intellect, sod Ole t eriii4 reed and write estressely aril. 'rho Pei. Mete add naltorg in her defence. , The toss Cent to the Joey artier the Learned Jesdpe"ls directions. and they ronntl her 6ritty-- U*l .bee strongly vecninnsended ber to weer). _ bl...iseste• PAIR said, that of coarse this vecom. asendetso• should Ass attended in, and, ender the nisessaistenmses, Itworiered the Prison's's mother Is IN cesonsited, end indieted is a ferrite,. Ilia Lout...tip postponed 'entente of death on the , a r n.emet word ;masher opposisoity. . Ibe kereortees father, she had Leen taken Into .nnissoly sms snsporins of Pr.. g concerned la lite rob. V V . Will 41110f0.0.41. 2 ash 6 .4 . r ... . ' OXFORDNIIIIO. ASSIZES, JuLr23. LAWRA%CI V. POWTS. TSQ This wee so action beeniglit by the Pleimiff, • "toilet in hems at theses ay, in the county of Wee rester, ageism the Bef o ottoot, th e f o i e Sheriff el he coons, of Oxford, Inv a fake opium walla boric reig writ of lion lased 19 the Phintill upon the; goods si d chattels of Rol eft Heath mid William Sititai. The action woe ponislielly sinks. 11w Sttp,iff, h o t e‘l hete h t; lip against Weill aid S.•• 11.111 Mt. ClOlll and Mr. imam's appetite., for 'he Plain. life The letter •bare trio, 'bat the Plaintiff had sold to Hewn awl Stevens , she nese peoptieem. of the Is issegen from Worcewer to the White Hors*. is Fulls, -totem, loved. to, a greet number of tierwi.- Ibry gave bills for the emenot, bus iser• ense•ite to pay diem ; and the Plaintiff . then iterneoloul to Ist. s • tof asiiirory. I. secure the menet. Judg ment was entered op. and • writ of lion seed eel no the 131 h of Feligeory lest. It lees sent to se• officer at Woodstock, at which place smite of Ow horses arrived, and they were sold ; bet it was so. to be contended that Heath bad become honk rept Is: fen the remotion was conspletteil; end In come-4 queen. that his assigliew, and not the Plaiwiff, Were linitirled its the mown, of the levy. . I The copy of the joelcuorot being reed, Wm. 6.4 dud, of the Wneetsheaf Imo, Woridstnek, whiter/a else an (Arm of the Sheriff of °squishier, prollwed naLTSHIR Ab 611514. the ...mint for the esreistietg, yid staled. ,rust ohms -a-agiowe... • it strived. there wets seems horses it his benalig. SAeliteoll-11:-ivie St - loogieg to the Worcester a segno. Ile leiviol 00Pell." Mr• 6•9011 atao•4o etad Me. Jessie. Boat arrived lion upon them end on the haulms. They were sold }pee ride logeritay mewl's, sod immediately opened •by outflow on the 23J of Fibrealy, by his sedated. 1141 forseivission. iftsweday they attended Divine end pit.deeed 1101. 61. 641, after dedectisg Its ie As Cathodal, awl at aims o'clock pros I **climate/es charges. fitiwtrel to she buttress of the Assizes. • I Joseph Stictlry ass servant to the Plsltitift ilia Ou the Croon fide the leneleest is light, and the I mow ..es et the auction and boo t ed the horse,. gamenelly speaking. of• the minor order lean said. he lived at Broadhurst. Ile -The Calesdsr-contnies a lie, forty.fner in mineber, gratin London In Janos', lest. when he went ulth be most prevalent elfortices are etteep.oselistAlid the Plaintiff to Om White Horse Inn, in FiLley• . .pteolind in the dwelling-houses In the 'day flow: ettstm. The Plaintiff waived men., for the horses, lehapageak. aged 26, and James Obtes, aged 27, ;es a bill had been reterned dishonoorety. death said sere bpodigns spiry... several' their* dt having et- ihe wool/1 get him some; he said, thief Stevens was tired Beat, of England rentra c ied sectsedly, othovlog . concerned •ith him in the wargon : Stevens tiled in hrged Bank of Eragloased noble in their vaginae's.— I Aldernianbery. lu February, • line's went win They nate tried tois•seeedeg, and acquitted. of the I to Heath and Si . Stevens agreed that the Plain l i - list charge, bet seonessed to fourteen yeses trots► l of and oiliness should go to Mr Dynes, of F r iday.' v 0010461, sport the second. , and get • •etratit of silo. ney prepared. which . On the Civil side Mee business it einssoally swell, Stevens sod Heath wield sign. Heath and Sevens sod shrilly devoid of peblie Interest ; indeed, with then declared, that tbey were the only persons who the inception of tie Cesobnorne Chase ,of Lord were responsible for every thing belonging to the signs e. Trowbridge and unedmr, and • Special waggon. Sevens said in the presence of Heath, that jorpeowho of. wry. triging restore. the whale hail. there were two persons whose names had been seas. of the Nisi Pries Court was rinsed before five but they bad nothing to do with the concern : one e'clect mg•elay. It most not, boomer, be tertnaged, . was a Mr. Tenant, whe lived et Wslworth, whom he thet•tho 'rim of litigation which his of late year. so bed never seen in his life ; and Heath said, that the pacer sive!' eperettiteelt ell over the 'lndite, hes • other, Mr. Poplin, lived snist•here la Gloomier lest so witch of itt iefluens as •to Midst@ the emotes Atte, bet he could not tell where. fougtoon. Tlle feet-is, tits, the cnotested election Cron.essmined.—lt was the D•Gawee At-waitellio• GO 11, • esoly, which is carried On Ilittb men greeter They catbird goods from 1914C41 to plank Tbey one apitit thew its Isle comfiest, has converted almost carriers. itr-rp *Verney in the cosiotp isle a poetises of the George Lawrene• stated, that ho was present psis or blue faction; and has, therefore. compelled when Si was arrested. Ile was taken to a Ohm 10 gob.* Is their Ciliate ilreproprilf, of post- loct•op hem A •arrant of attorney was propos. poseses‘ ed. The Attorney asked oboist Tarrant and Pectin. °sem 11. PLOOLS AWII 0109101. Bement said they emir seas of straw, he bad never • The Plolt•tlI and 1101endint ate viral collar. wen them, sod the sole partners were Heath and seteve, the one at "Detheod, and the other lo the ad. himself. joining pariah of Editsgtoa, in this comely. The CrosrAsenilned.—Was no relation to the Plaintiff Plaintiff had been tho ten so r o f the let. Jostles —This took place on the 6th of Feb. Ile wirers, Sot th, k.q. of assuage et notated, of whleh he had Heath from first to last. given a regality entice to gait. At the eipiration of Air. TatArrou addressed the Joey for the.Defende his term, she bailiff of Mr. Smith waited open the ant. Ile acid, that the answer to the pregunt actin's le know if he meant to insist spelt rook). wee very short and simple. The Plaintiff bad eve. big the peoto.sion ; when he was told by the Plains blished his claim against the Sheaiff for 11(11.6s. 6d.; LC that 90 far from that being the cur, any body- sod the answer gra•, that his Clients, being feeders. Sight enter the haste to repair, or, If they plessd, had each of them, previously to this time, • Wed might poll it @brit their ears. Carpenters and Milers acts of bookreptcy. A Commigsiuo wa a out of it. repairing ttibe, a minding', took op Weir abode' iii•Febreary, Intl. The writ rof eat t grog is thi r',•ed pia stedFd with ell pnssible dispatch to ail, pt seed before the Commissiew, but was ho tunable the piece toft•cenetiiienee of the fitst.named Defend- tiN the letter end of Apfil. Now, wh might an• : bet, whither it was a feeling of tivalship, is. the tight of the Plaintiff to Mille remotion against uhether there was any 'dietitian in the parific bit Client', Mill bit claim 'lentil lie sopersgefed by digrositiois .1 the Plaintiff and his better hall, was way Commis.inn ided wet before the eareition was met meetly made known. It tweed mit, however, wompleteel. The Contetissi•.o, sniped, was taken shat Montt sir or seven days after the worlsolell had est only sgainst 5.Pg . f.119 ; bet. in alt events, the con•rnentediteir opetatiotso, and abet the SIM" a Plaintiff Vas net jestified under this resec•fiets the day bad erased. that the workmen, in reterniug taking more than the interns r f Stevens. snail had Iron. their ',creations to their place -of rest, foetid not been-proe.nd what that Intl:test was. It had bees the I Lim' a .1-61 his wife posted upon the stances, derided in the Common Picas, that where •o 91.911. rei,4•o:l to Wilvitgll 0.4 weil•cb0110 rsitietip and lisp issued 'Blunt the sos;.is of 0911 POrte•r, Plaintiff wee not 'masted is letting. online he Amid allow that there was a proprnderating balance Pilch should entitle that won't to the effocts, after an the debts of the partnership were satisfied. Mr. Jurie• Iticitgebsost ll► rather dineght that airless dec.sion in a Coen of Lew on this ash. j"ct Wes, liar, prim...forte, a grinner wig .outlet to e gruiety of the writ, and the parties neat gn re a Court .t noir, to L a se the joist arid separate debts eacerteitied. • The commission against Ruben Reath was then per in and r ntf. j i aro s s whiter at Ch►l.►nham, &pissed, that h► knew Heath in Htlti. He was a carri►r : he hatt koue• Min boy corn, but had not known him sell corn. _ . Crees•neained.—lle bought corn only for his horses. Mr. TAUNTON than sold, that same important witnesses, situ had beta subleased to prove the trading, had not )el arrived in the lowa, and there.. tore, as he had not been idle to prove a dear sob. at wise &alias in some articles, to sapped the Cue • Mission, he feared that the ad of nerying 'meld not to. sutfici►nt. Mr:i.stlirr. R1[11,1111) 4 0,1 —CartaSall met. )aa Aar . no VIM soidener, she Mbietilli Is eatitild Is a .1 . 1.1. Jury etrorinllo, ►e'ereed a Wake for the naiwitl—Decssirg IN 9J., beiet the eineent of the levy, after de.lectittg the Snail's puutzdage. FRIDAY. Jram ft iIOSRILL APID ANOTIIIS O FACLIOtta. Ti.. •.a an action brought by the Plaintiff', boy sots in Oaf•.J, wins, tb► D.fe tui lmot. a hauler, to r►r....r the seta of 2001.1,0 a joint inomisg ,, r) not•, dated Juno 8„ 1810. given to ohm by ti • De" fandan" and one Thnasas 11 Twoo4l. The [Jel►ndani Voided. brat, this b► bed not signed the seole ; mod, sec II), the 5,.. , . of I.taatatio•s. Mr. •rittlntost sArl.that the C 4.10 on the part of the Philo I. %big •arreinely short. Ile should prose the siessateie of the D-fetstlant to thew,, and theft rove that interest had been laid oo it 6) Huporsoci within she list sin rats. A witness was then else's! to prase the agestere or mark of the Defendant ; but he swore, that al. thowah be 044 present in the ertensiophoese of the Piasittdist when 11-pos.od ssiested the note, he did not me Faviktor .el his musk to it, epithet did be hear it reed to him, nor observed that he himself read it. Ilnpannd said, that the dobt was hitt, and Faulk ner was only sorely in lb. mote. Ile signed the ante, but did net a.. Faulkner pet his math to It. Minot thrrierpaiteis of a year after wilds he had some (nu reissue(' Willi Faulkner respecting it, and Faulkner then wished him In give the Plaintiffs a mortg-ter, In order list he mien' he discharged. Ile Fie ahem a niestgage for 71.)01., which Included this wile and o the r s. IN limn told Faulkner that the nowt teas dose away with. Ile h.d paid intrust on the most gar op to the Lent Awiatts. Cteas-trasmined.—lle had bees a publican. 11. had thruway, of the Plaintiff:, and Mined the nowt for is. James *WWII trail him 'bat Faulkner had hem , with hint, sail that he was not milaied with ra. rosining surely. Morrell then said. titet oho best way weld he to give • mortgage. He gamy. snit gage for MI., which Secluded this ants sod taro mortgage, dated 111•041nbar 9, lilt, was then psi in and read ; when Mr. :lattice 'liminess.' asit4 that this action could nos be maintained. 'flist covenant in the megt gags was to pay tint matey on the 9th of May, which. appended ilte tight of the Plaintiffs to sae for it MI that time. Ti. covenant, therefore, operated as a m aw to filnpireied till the 9th of May; and ohs rule of law was, that a release of the priscipal, with. sot the cocoon.' of the surety, was a.relasso of the surety alt. goihtr. lba Plaintiffs sere accordingly nonsuited. - • .'~ .` •t WNsTAND FAR. This fair. which once promised so mach of Moo. cent recreation to puma people, isms rn last olio setae of pwk-porketlng god tooting Ti.g number of radians she were prt-eent at tie fair was stoppered to otnouot to two hundred. many of thug unwed with bludgeons, while mints taro u p tits t et . eels of the stands sod diwrn ed the P l olire.ofteert, one of whom was newly &wised of sight. Nom. berg whose pockets could not bs opened nail) had the skirts of their coats cat of, the pockets of their trousers, pantaloons, sod breeches eat out ; ottoman had about 101 cot oot of his breeches pock , t. The conduct observed rouged. the females ores most dread. ; their shrieks, tries, and 'creams were very tressira ; their arms were hell op, their clothes eat, and every aricle of etearing apparel tom from them and undo of with. Sane were turned 'pop their heads, and the greatest indecencies offered theta. To effect this ostrigeous and dating conduct, the v ill e i ns have been ....limited to have been In gangs of ten, twenty, thirty. (*toy. and even ss high as hfl. A boy named JuspA Taylor was yesterday brooght to linw•strett, having beer sectored at West.eorl by respectable yogis; Mae who happened so mingle its the fair, sod observed his inovemeitts. He was sir. cored in a booth, and several articles of apparel fogad upon hien —Remanded. James Ml:taker was also brooght I. the now 1 Ifi. e Mot, the cuss' able for Hampstead, aimed tai•ls a similar offence. Chides [teed, of Pond-alreet, Hampstead. at. leaded with a ;defter en hid bead, la consoq.:once of the amends be received at As lair. Ho stated that be was in company ebb his vii, or, sad wisienviog sumo constables very ill•troved, neat to their amid soce„ but the mob peeved too powerful fer he., sail hot only plat there at defiance, hat he wad his fisher received cats in their liemis, %odour, robtrd of their hats. Several of the constsbles nets treitiril in a ii• miler manner. He saw tb• Pti-enor with mean, a stew bat in his head, besides tidal en his head i.bn f. Bowed him, and obvrted trim odor tba hat-rat IWO !hop, fur sale, when he secure! hill. AS OWN.. goner nag br. aght through Tuttrulasat.cnart.road • 'he Offile, Sirs. Boast, No. 6, thatlesostratt, k• n.ere'.tosan, recognised him Of Ifit man who robbed her of her handkerchief at Heat-end Ilrar so btoottar Joseph Dicksason, Wafter Kith, sod Richard newt*, were ching"d with similar 1•11110011. Samuel Dirket'', belonging to the abate Office, I I stated, that shoat half past throe o'clock yesterday morning, be, in company with lidthertson our Batton, hors...patrol., at as crosaiog a Geld trading from Wad. end Fair, when, knowing the P l iso ut org to Ire r 4 os conractor", they search•ti them, sad found upon Ellis the !kills • f two blue coats. Oa Hattie they found two hanikereiefs; on Dickistocin • parse containing titres' holf.croa no and fear shillings, a bet uf brass daminea, t'.—The PtiSOlitn wtrecam. matted far !oilier etaraiaation. PO I. 1(.1E. WINCHESTER ASSIZES, Jos. r 23. —or- TIN MOM MOM TOM 11RL Or MOUTONS& O. testae AND WILLIAM airst.s.ts. The Plaintiff in We wiles Is petseleall elf tome ancient water meadows botderlag so the river !taken, le the pariah of Barnstaple. The Defendant possesses an ancient mill &emir eadjoining these fields, a little higher op the Pelee, end turned by thi stream of that river. A siberdinate right was Rh ymed by the Pleintiff to so mach of the seater a. erne& the de. mind eirceseary for the write, of the mill, for the irrigating of these water.meadowe. ft was laid to be the duty of the miller opentaneoosly Ili draw the ' batches shicb formed the barrier to the free course g at* Wee* water over the grounds in goestion, whenever the due supply of the mill 'dodged of li, being done. Many old 'witnesses proved the custom es laid ; and documents as ancient as the reign of King Charles I , it was said, were testip to be pro dared, if necessary, to este:lisle the proscription as laid. Evidence was then given, not only of the De fendants hoeing emitted, and riffled, to drew these hatches, according to theceetrim as dein, if, hot like- wise of their contineelly rti.ing at such times other hatches, which directed the coarse of the waste water from the meadows in question. The miutiffh..re closed the evidence. Mr. CA , miOD made on ineetiirres ap ech for the defence. Whether it were a trotter of right er suf ferance, the Defendant, he slid, were is lostly ready to Alice Lord Norther*. The Plaintiff, I:owever, hiving laid his claim as etre fe‘tstled on a right, the -----6 s t,i t 7i, o 7 i : u Defendants insisted en petting hies to th• proof of it. • ro-werstn , -. II If. C. E. The lotriledl Gefillesnsis Owls attempted to Omer • : 1 2:"*. el -iell'r LI IV defect is the eeferVin on the artp of the l'isiiiiii, ir,‘"„' ll . ;„7 o , e. with teepee to thirsaftte fur the loot two sty yeArs.-. • 14asseallaes, 11 14 Bering that . perlori, li t el t eereet: Gehlte•ti‘n 1•4*14.0: it t u r:: 4 l . l „."l s 'Akin such 'sage nil ip fivbeii of his Clie is; that its A . ir •nioterrupsed eqnymint ce'r'so long A gi.•i..d gum. .1 . 3 ant:, iii:6l. a i, sects a pressimpstnn of I Idenr• or groat, lbs, nO4 r • 13 ...2 , :, „ •7e a ,h. 1.,. It draw. to i,.•ir the .ioht. The FrsnLas its..K.Ate-, lip Laterite(' Gentlemen tilass'procr.....rd is rail hii II if. ' 1 ! . .T 1 3 1 ./944 151.411, the i 5 0 first of Wilt 11 C , 4O1 , 101•11r pfl.Weifillf r liiit... i. 5 ig . 1 1 Plainiirsesse. Mu flushes s'iympt Vas tia le s•. ro t . aii, slot 'a Ineedilliei; ellsti'ls wet . iisSi.eistely given, eats. -~ blisislotthe'Phsintilt , o flielfoll sweat cia'atirt in see L „ , &dust' 4. t , CRENCIT *TOMS. 5 per Gal. Ass. *lib h... I ILA Mares. w IM Jur. JAI K keb tar w. Lzwei• d. 9 • d A Wee elite SNI ( . 2; •5 °I ; 1 . r I rill. p.r 11.0 N*wstotr 111013 t.—S. Thar. spa 10M~ with piew!etiug his master's house. M. rb•Sakao, of the Bailer's II•41, White itoee-eourt. Coble". sireei„ said, the Prisoner, .be •as hts owlet. watliew,,,, was missed sotto after fire nu Saturday afternoest.p. Ahont nne re Sends', !anteing he Olvers1•11 1t neat down stairs, and found his streetlefeel .pparently infastoned frost eittrie. Ills WI sins eroken, by a usenet and chistet (which oars left ea she counsel). and plundered of 51. io netts, and whey property. Ten silver spoons and outer guides, were also missing. Sospielos, fell on the Prisoner, sad the nest day he was seaaied. Oa searching his lodg. tpis four of the in Dotes. and all the grams warm Touisl.—Hs was filly c..eadsted. _ . DICAMVIA IEIPLOIIIOII or A .COAL•ISTWE..-96 Tuesday +Morning last, swing. is reported, to tneor s some neglect or mismsneeeiNng itwafeagr a i A rt lamps io the Siterir bill pit. attaieed, use Neonate on-Tyrie, a dreedini 'spiritism testator*, by which nearly 40 persona have lest their laiii...r. lied the accident happened en boor litter, it i said about 100 persons would lave perialied; • . of the unhappy sufferers have bees int., head church-) mid, end 14 is the choir" .yard; thit retraining bodies hare either been site* to their vacate hiemls, or are not jet taken out of amp 10, Amongst the poor unfortunates were three boys . Whilehavels, •he lied be taken there by mother, and obtained work, bet were MIIMP sae missed; their parent suliseq,ently opplked to tb In monsgenseni, and again obtained employment bet children, just io time to share the web act* fate lies has befallen their fellow.selkeers. Tkir same WI, we h”lietri, et 1 laded about firer 'Parsee. when considerable damage was dune.—(Gatittis 11111111. . 0711%14N rt :di". at t ..s.leid. Snws. the Lodi of Jag*. Iliier.lol. 0., eta daughter. 4.1. '-' ----r-ITLED. __ _ . ...... _ On doe ifite et.kiy. W. P;;Qs. Lannemegshia- Pre el. -717 _____,— COAL-11A MUST. Jtr&? 1111 %hip, rt Marin. nape tad. Pb Nortesitte .. I 1 Iblitert.ted .. 1 . _ Ir !Awl. itre.‘ tit wet tkr:ll 1.1, • • • ••• 4 74 *gen , im•op•. Jet.• 26. _ _ •__ ?MT C.llB. .I;; - 3a :it: 9 r. 1 1 1 DZ. f.,l** 74 i• 73 exam 111 N. 7i. t, Legenirs. 4111 Griso.s. 43 • • ila+tu. 50 Vrt.ire, 96 yaw,. 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