The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-29 00:00:00

THE STA' FSS f..X CIIELN.SIII I .IV. JOLT 27. CIVIL SIDE. 179RKSIIIR Y 3SSIZES. , SL• s 6. CROWN SIDF. LiVII4 V HOWARD. I Mr. Justice MILEY, otter haring cooirslslated TM. wee so action hr ,alit h s the Pigintiff. a the Grind Jar t of lA. Cu,, soon the nappy absence runt...ter in the loon of et+etrwifurrt. wing' fho of all hesounsa for prntoeded to the Gall* on 4n4lint. In rye srr a sum of '2l' fur tile 1.-arrl owl If, the C.rortiy fallen/ of Ma "if., and fur money "chanced to bet Lord .si • ..of.. - % fruretßsn ref the Grand Jon ; Mr• etc Shigeo Wuitleb, thei-ther Mew et fur the Count), WAN. Mt WALTON, in *prolog this Me, described it el l possessing rirremstenees of great aggratotien end cruelty. and tiseref-re esstitled to their serious fattens lion. The Promoter, a respectable old mu two the bank of the 'revs. two miles from Bernard Castle, had been at Barnard Cottle on the 10th of March, end there fallen in with the Prisoner, whom he bad known f..r 12 or 13 years. Th. Prisoner had re ceived somo ale from hi.r , seen him change • . est, sod Inn the silver into • purse in • hich he had four mono, and offered to accompany him homewards; the Partner's mother's hneve ming close by the side jot the road to North-field, and about • mile from , Barnard Castle. When they reached Mrs. Wade's I boss., the Pei nnnnn asked Kiln* to lend him 3t. or 14, Han, said he could not. as he had some pay !meats to make nest dos. Rains soon aftersiards observed the Prisoner going slang on the inside of a Mold• till h• close to an opening, where be ruthed epos him with • large clots, and called out " Dr!i tnr." !Nine %aid, Ileve mercy, mud take what I • have" The Poisoner knorked him dnan. Itsine St'.. vesrds t•lt his hand in his raw tilting Ms ' moor'. Ile was beaten en bolls his stole, 1.11 his ribs were brrikein. li• was left tare far Jowl. Mont hn anir af , froarda he coorrived to raise himself up. anti bring un.bir In proceed up bill homewards, be sheltered hack to MIL Wade's hoes*. Here *FOOS the tittle Mr in the proof. The poor old moo, extremely deaf, soul much weakened by his ill-usage, c.•••. 1 sears:Ay be made to consprebtrod the qwestious that eele put is. him. El• was sensible that ha had gnu,. in Mn'. Wnle's as the nearest house, bat now meted that he had not seen the Prisoner, hot had betel 1..14 that he had pone to bed. lie was, lows ever, quite positive that the Prisoner was the pol io' who airsick him end robbed him. The night had been a fine moon light night, so that be bad SPIV him very si.stincily at • quarter past nine. Several other persons protest his holing_ been accompanied by the i Pfl...iire sill he came to Mrs. Wade's. The Prisoner called a yowls moo, of the name of 11....jamin Graham, who was at Mrs. Wade's how, use, hung a row emptied to elite, and sus sore that the Prisone• went to bed as soon as be came home, anti ass iu bed when the Prosecutor called at the house. _ mile, fed. The •2111111111 1 lem d the Md /ingrate till No o'clock. Th. serodirr r•og, defies of If. *Pry g at psi fa the kir. Their miteirg ate—Williams llrookes, Williams Rorke. Henry Lorell. Kdaserd ''susemly. Williams Marie. Jaws Smith. Thomas Ilfrarkft, Wil Passemser. Xis* Read. II u,y Ilammek. moo Jobie Thous, Hunt, • constob!e of 0 npsteed. bebtig first esemined against then', give t general desetipo stun of to•ir conduct al she "if, irelOitsa, koutk. ine down, stripping. end b aiit.d n. wear end deo fenceless, sith every ouravetio• inhoteseity sedi threat outra4e. The eircomeenees of literati,. as diarlosed by the na y a l so p•eirnt . .r,, Irroclautatroo .Igel e at rtaid,r, c e, were, Otto she Dsfend4lo wrifnida• p o fa ll ene a s and immorality, was reed is Ilse SIMI lively married to •is f.si' rth in the fe.r 11404. real from. her condor' was ohielVd to he 4 0114.41.11 holm het M.. J.sa.we Chafed the Grand Jury co in 114.11; *flee which. her di.grore'el end infamous erecting she mute important VOWS in this Calendar, ton act, tegetber with his esti telectionit on his end ma '• 'he usual restocks opon the evidence of sc. t're'e' • - eil atiockmeol totsaerk her, brought •on a roniidicea, and the made of proceeding where doubts 1 ,,,,....,( n ptin0i e Ma, gorier obich he was I•hourioe. 'lived upon their minds. His Lordship then ob. 44. rho mum , the. %' • then righted hi. 15....., wi h aottmel, that, although no partirulsr Cite presenietl ene of his farelille men, end ~ "er e" abitsrr4 with , so the Calendar to call for any olisetvistioos seeeo years at Gootalm:fi.. in *hurry, she le.. from him resorciitig the state of the country, yet Iv fled to her f•thet-to.lat. a 8 .eihn.intrer , who lost ',cent occertences warsantell him in ratline mom kindly •Q tried ' 4 " the Prelerli."l of 41 ' ogei them en apply their attention and rigilastre to the miiihmsodie.e ale mi-oa, her enodn''t hoot entailed subject. Ile regarded the state ill the county* with bra eon. Here, liewever„ the soon resid•reil h•iself :nu esentivieni of alarm, bet as it was always twtirs to 110 06 ^bilosieel. I . at her tether in-la• was ohlteett to • ' , scoriae i .seeension than 1p apply ionstishment, he fell 1.0411 410 , 0,4 01 the poor, •strinat her t•• mote himself justified in off4risig a fee obsetrations to•soda . via ...non. sod .be ass coast-iced to the foot, knew the real state of elii. cou n t, y hot t er g00n.% yi.l,, whet,. a.. sit s•indleit 4 1 1 h., mu .n• is . 0 '•. rouid pretend to hone .t, rind ho oniertsined ewe, the *mail old mm all o wed her Ws. • week. ' ll' •ss 41.-oht 'bat they eaerci.rd their hest diligence to pe-r et.. her • +eh comforts as the restfic•itto. of a jail ; reluov• every gonand of cnnevlaint. Their attention ••••10 adroit of On it•. it"et ltrist.e. she i was oeq tired both to alleviate sii.ttess where it really wee reerimed be the present Psaucti, -rt knee Use aid isr prevent the 'sit designing from avail -11142.1, of her allir•et", and by wham 'he Prel'el j hog themselves of sach dutch., in ruder to intro. actin* was brought •g•in•l her he.bend to recover a co disadectioti. Ike eery worst friend of Ike vuor Imo of money ter the sea *tram* of a site, whose I in.,. ass he that endeavoured to make him direst,. vire • , .d depresity had wienert him to a elate of testiest with his sitecion. Mach distress was said to exist in the rnartofactering districts ; they k,. . oho. An attempt was made on the pert of the Pts'oliff to thee that ass so er not. The employment of our p re y. It at the Defendant had coutiverl and cratothi.sol maosefachneo• depended epos the demand for their 'ebb this elnisnioned waster Is toured est 'hat .he menefacture. This demand errs*, either f r om fa. kid f..rriert herself to hi , bed•re..ns, white he was la- go cow tie., freer es wee G srerrimanar, at from b all a st ass g ar e naptei d era fterw•nt ; and there, haw. ioolivideals at home. Th. demand of Government *so .mg stripper' himself in the prectoce •f his keepers, ...intuit, lees is time of peace than in ti ort of wit'. eke jam 'ad iota that bed - whose sanctity she had re• +ben she army and navy were on a much larger scale. rot , lila ,related. —The deemed of foreign countries depended Polite . Vi..l-r the dirtction et the Learned har t Ike ly on the intetests and waste of thaws coon:ries ,Plaintiff esa o . o . a ar r .d. cod it vis.thi sot be found that show interests mini si • . Winn% P. 'coats AND ANGINA*. wants were wee lea. favorable to the onseinfortwas Tills ass an whoa hr •eght be ibe Plaintiff, a of Ibis cavalry than at f .imer periods. With respect farmer. residing ‘.l io this county, to re- to the demands to' priest, lodieidualt, they acre at vc compensatino it. daintgre f or the 'o pe n( ' and Nast as treat as at any former period. Th. higher ~101011febieNte is ehirb he hart Nero pot by the Des and middle classes consumed 1 , .• monetarism pro. .%dleslip, two respectable kogistr•tes, peel:eosin ' l ace d by I N, t„,„„„,, of she 1„,,,,, r l a s s et . Accord. int him a bill of indictment, for ant toadies; hi• iogly, they world and this places were generally 1 0 1 00 1 . 11 ../‘ l ll :...•••salela, ender le si Prelene. of arose populous. end aupootted their population het. ewetsin : • t enit tea • hichlead l•min f.trcibls mitered "loon ter, ono than 30 years ago. If, therefore, there was I Mrurtost tiou‘t.—ll. Bowel/ was chirped situ by Imo o.bor le. and en which indictment t A a ... re . : _ v . v ... felt, he hoped it vs °old he of a tem . Itraliou • got.l +etch, seals, kr. 'Niue 701. the pro • lag P ass scqr.tted. pottery miler.. I. was a manifest Let 114 thiscoion- ; petty of J Kennedy. The Ptoserator and the Pri. i a,;, rise it a • petied, that the Plaintiff was per. isa new a sorb greater *email' et i's wa• l'orr S. 10 lehosit•sa in the East ludis.home, On eito• wheto the IMettdent•• ouftetores •hte et ley former pesiml. It spas s fra• 1,40014 as , lie fiismer 'tea...ponied the Poisoner sod • lle P 1 . 0.0 . "04 . wi t h lOW •. 1 'heir " 116 ' "a. ..write ..1 isnot' with many, that flotation was the i 40.1.0 others t o • house in Artil'ery.atreet, where he to • .k• o f s our v.-treavel mud certain dose of 651 the distress espetionctol ie oily part of • drank too saw. h. 'the Prisoner insisted upon seeing bri.ldwooc.ios . %tort. on. Willisa.O.hortur bad forces s he c. when ; hut if it could he Otago thal the lower him home, and on arriving there, the Proses ober •••d by hi. 1 . ..1 eons• i n ert ion •-•-• itersted their emplosn.tut and wowfirfil flea Weisleil nit watch Fie tell the Poisoner, who pro .l.vposed to 1 1, e Civil Prue, by W i isa. 4 "°, it "old sat be (awl!' alleged that Ur" were i posed that he should go back and enquire of their bolt rerdeeml k It:cowry for the Dolenelsota to ca! I presodeved by oatation. It was u odssisiable, that the co epsni..ns c&&&&& it. The folle•itht day, her b! it.. aid of she isle elicit „ Aw n: 6 the prosperity of the cavalry hed increased in snare core oblatned nn I...elliptic., and suspecting the -ni• red I . tllegaug that t.e had a Mlle odence with the jeer's', of the National Debt. I sora.ir, be otteierl his 10 Reinert if he would suite in tee ands solemnest k. I A h oet 40.000.0001. soosally wes• by ensues of ear 1 procuring it. Ost Slo• day the Poisoner saltines! him W•use.oes were veiled hs th• to V . '" Nitiol,l Deis and tsa'.'i to circulated through the 'kr issue 'define • reward foe 111 reco.very ths he '•d str•to.-cl ova hark. •n carry Is j tan saek• I ca u ut r) , slanting capital for great •ndertakiogs, . bet while printing s he sold the Prosecutor that of •is for a eager, •..d fir s t h., had e Gn►r toe. in crewing coottlit sod condolence, and diffusing among he knew a man, named Romaine, acquainted with cons. quire. of the nil h. jolt Morn classes inltegfry and •ealtb. If no ?rational thieves. who could glee interaction respecting it.- 0.. she part of toe D -1 • 911 4 1 tt". hoarser, it "s' De• t had noes accomplice'', and atrumelsterl to an ;Th. only artnomiedgment he required was " • drop pr. te.), 'test the Pl,innii 0.% f.rtit .dti* "` I omens. eaten% •••ere could the money, saved gin." Ihe Priroiser sot soon returning, witness nt , •rt , t , g so it...• toi,., as he • ait• as' cm"' ''' ll.3 " 101.tleia • 1 1 be diapoevat of? It week' either lie dor. wrist in search of this person, who told hint that the ac , i , r, • moo t* l a herd - 1 Pit` * l "r° hti s ' 4 ) l ' 4 Ind thus iminstry would he checked, easel •ot. Pri-on..r had confes•ed to hits (Itoon•in.) that he was gm ' n o the t r.• 10" CO irse. as•d hail so 'ti'l't herb ferrite enervated; or i' wonld be yed to los himself the thi•f, and civics" him to get ten guineas In' • • 0, 0 fc• I. is a'• 1" "1 • •5 P li'' reign toettorUoi, sod this cettittoy would be reduced when the we tr should be returned, and they would 5 ;•e. or not. st of f ith , trios' 'to th• .t o ~sihappy situation of beholding with envy and : share the re• .rd. lei 1.01.11'0"." at al l the lei"lec• - • f . 'e segres awn. other country Nourishing by means of s The Prisoner avowed his ionoceoce In the most p...-• .•i s. Av I left Cl•eint•f''tti Se" , 1 A4sts* 4 I eapt:ol t o which er. gave no employment. Thew I solemn winner, and atseeted that he bad been singled of 1 1 11 7 , ow' , the ell'ic"""ni e s'" h.'" he" trie d. i wo.e iv , hasty notion- s which he hid adellted eel by the third party named, whose intention was et. ter an so t reeswont tt.at it was in ar•nil Omen la CPCItt ti•tenott of weer events; they were the &ebbe- le n...f.n the 'ewer& full. agog A 4 4 10 1. and i.e.t pr 'cored an milli" tate and loug.esostsbalhol cony( ti•qt of his mind, and ! Loan MAYOR regretted that Romaine MIS nnt Th• Lea. nod Jodie. ender these citron/m.lmill, he ' c u m t o that ,-,ineirtinn after the furls' con. produced, end oidered so oiler to ',tilt his up this directed • trootoit. siehrration of the ablest waiters on the subject. It. day.—The Prisoner was remanded. did not at th• acme tom► dictate this convict' nof his' R. lira and J Fisker were chair(' with obtain. mind as hind's.% the opioloos of °thee, ; but it was muhey smoke fall. pretences. They hare for some his hone-, and consciestiinut opinion, end he wished ; time goo* shoot the streets, sod picking up boys, lAN nitioints to he distinctly known- that this core. I employed them to enter Several shops in the city,snd try was resits in a &perishing condition, aisti ibis by sting name, kne•ta to the proprietors, obtained ri me was no t oe nti.lion for 511.511 or for complaint. I quantities of goods. Three lads so engaged by them 1110HW AY ROnitEklf. I now attended, and stated that their wages was 6d. Wiliam Juktutoo. seed 11, sat the I'M Pet upon !each on such uccscons.—The Prisoners were re• ,iia t w i s t. Ile eel cle.4ed with harlot pot Charles I anui l,.d. liarrisoas in bodily fear. 40 robbed him of his IiST-END 11 , %lit. watch sod forgot:eines-noses of the Sheffield Book. I Bow slam.— Itt conseepeoce of the outrsgeous The facts proved welt, that firemen, laving ; datimng scene of diaottier; robberies, 'minding, sod onmofront %Abele, to !Doncaster on the 10th of July. of a number of ritnns at West-end fell in with the Primmer at the Boll•iso there, who , fair, Near lisospstead, on Monday evening, and der. joisied him in order to accempany Mtn bow' to its( the night, am additional number of coustaMes Geld. On their way. the PciSoliell etiolated ro bor. : belonging to the shove sfic ,as well as dicers from rm. Ma sti c k from ilarrisoo, sod afterwards. in Ilttiainsserrlen 061 re, ••.e ortleoed to attend for de. _A N f r ew .. days glace, as I. Win kr*, taht, ill n Wooers?. fa te a raftfor Wooly place, fella little behind and broke a steer I t wi n ,' el e' reheedtee the offenders. A " 1 " . " tr u irbe n 14 . ' 'i rirr gi e ned leg all s from a sate, mid with this he smiled li•rrisen. who ! her Of , 1. 0 inh•hitaots ..f Hampstead were sworn in wiehnoi a groats -Ile &) eon ot ;age. sat had lived is la coneetraeoce serrendered his property. Harrison jas special roostatates b. Mr. I:lll*li ‘ hit the Ma g i. r e' rr e u t o bi th a e "l b t otly. e to l' h e r rorr u t 174 i by " Vt. tia A r u i ' .! " :77 4 •o47 Bs proceeded a short way, and applied far arelllolllollll 1 411410 of Hampstead. itv grail' the leggier police on As !rigor., ours lse.das taker in she hind, i Semi Pri. order re apprehend 1b robber; 440,16 wham he Teesal•y etetimg• Notwi•hstanding the increased , soc, an ilie bud) tat locker Aclvodt, cu.iiitio•• l Y celod liPnetai applied .efesed to loterfm• ; open which me. " f the Vt .hre ' the y, ,"`ete oat a t te : I, '" 4 " b i Z, l g;:p h a l' uts t Ura s w e is d rear.:, r t p ;. :l 3 r. r rte. tit. 7 w el l: d e turned seas to Doweaster , latrine had reason to , ether 10 (*.SG with the viittlat, who aaaalaMPU been in nn ill or iteatitt for r use time. one ..ce.•, Ibs believe shah the robber had out proceeded teethe, !in ,onerous bodies, armed will bludgenos and rt'ortpuiteirrort :rrur the Nhoartal. 0 1 .0 tat or t pritra him tower& Sheffield. Tee Pri nnnnn as teen as Ise hail other Is rations, actiog in a more daririg and j",,Les":,:`,l:: nt ri;."ll,:hbrd;i:,a7,.l4‘f t.ken the preperty„ bad returned is Diinensies, a n d outrageous owatiner than on Monday. The relhans at the in a pahlic.bnese there changed one of the goitien wen divided into roil acne al more ' eta Chula 's. motel, bet received then wily 9.. of the change. 111• then OPP hundred and fife) Not svi.fied with obtain. ahe Ai- by Whoa ftuto sho•••••1 great oustiely to change the mien two notes, ! inn the property, they and oth•soiso ntaitren'ed n.l JO td. tee...! was s o Sowienali S eplten.. oh of o dw elt sing to take free topper for them, as he was the persons of 'hint 'joins!. Money Was not seas. t'..7 J " 1 ;7.7,. e. ;:,, e , " v s :, btirs!.l'7 in P V. i '" er g.....g to fleitiliet pert of the reentry. He mentioned ,brit ; they a m ,. •ha came tostd•r toes Aer a • s di.otal 1):•4th t and i s l be .. ...tohd -Used by she VIS 11•11•• ••te, bat he was i golog that night to WS. Aikin's ;VOW of ever, 'h e i r •ppatel, and left ;‘ ,l l V -w• coon V all wa al the !live and Crows, lodaing bootie, in 'is Peter's•square. Httritoss neatly tithed. ware • at. bases tainted to the Bell.iao, and told the headland 'slut .rosi.idered a. t..•0.y !,y these ripaciens wtestches.— lin asa r:.ll.ll.eis b or,lett..a me se-ae,iy. Int a Pe. act ;.• had happeted to him. Two roust • lit Pli ware pro.: Ni.r weir the tli.c.ret.il o.•etter ti.•l anal plunder Iblral"'"" a tai old roaJ n•. cored. who apprehended the Prisoner Chi!. rodeo. a vittineal to it.• fair. Sosid.r ails siiiletice and I le. i i% c siediatety cut iloon, but gore dead. it=—Lis• Inuring to make his swap. by cellar.wiodow redetien were soterti.e.l is. Ow sr.tl so tee Mrs Adieu's The watch rag, 111111 (mond in hi,: toad* Vie •ieiiiily. The l'islire, by goes• .sere pucker : the two.guinee antes and the 9s. were found lit nn an I at c•is:ls perseilsl risk, 4orceried in re. thesis 11 among some coals is the cells. from which he coll..; thirty of th. , s• toitrte.lo.... the strength of site , . riled make his escape—Guilty. ton uanga ; nor of It of about • 1102•11, On Torr.:ay a teal of aboet 13 year. old had the William Coulson, et Psi 23, was convicted of hay and the other a' osuut ut. Tht•y popreheoded them lone ts.*nebt one if the so as West-end_ in; elide'. fie , pip al cl.idley , and senteuced to tosns. I his the booths. " e a $ 'amid s enderwent an fa.., .1 r* l ile the eel ide was In P ; gas, it 15..; portalino for seven years. I rumination het's''' Nis. Huh., kW as many of the lo the • • ':• •koll aft mitereirty (restated sad be T homes' Fred*. aged 23. wrs charged wi t h 1 11 ,4 ve n om s who had been attsrked were visahle to at. me immßately aspired . ' fobbed Kebertatiso, of North-arid, of I 17s. gruil, ail the esidme :1::c; hat r Gem J Fro. It', tend, s plumber in Chebes, gave ow eco count of the treatment he received at their haunts.-- Ile walked with a (timid t o West-mid feu. about eine o%iock in the evening of Tends!. As as was owing a find near the lair, he wee attacked by • gang, am; sating, 1. he flimsiest, to 17. The hat p fe e nn that seta; d him by the caller and Si,othe was ; emblem, use the Ces+ady. Th e witness was then knocked dews with a bludgeon, sod rid reined a stab on the right side, "Melt frrtettately was not dengernee. They lure his clothes sad /ebbed MO of a 1!. Bank note. bt was Cooke, a printer, in leong•sere, idestiliedr the Prisoner V. Wiser Berke, as one of the doweled tors. Rickard used., one of the huger gang, was charged with asveolting mot wounding a Mr. Clarke, who appeared to give evidence spinet him. Several others of the larger gang were identified by 'hose whom they had attacked or ploodered. The eon. stables, likewise, deposed to their marageoes cosifect and to theis posteesion of melee property whew ape. preliestard. Thew, of Ihe Prisoners ogaiwt whoa charges were brought by proper •iiIIISSIPS Offs •OW milted. The rest were sent to the witch-house. sad me to be Wright up to.day for the purpose of being eamoined, and identified by them whew they bats _ M LllO,OllOll STRlZT.—Yesterds, Jam Curler, a Detroit. as thief, was brought up how At. OW* *writ h sir, charged by John R).a, of S. Mar. tio's-le..e, with hating robbed his of his watch, rbale, sad m lt, In company with a forsidabla gitag of damp. eadJes, at the Weal end fair, 11..napavosil.— The following facts weir aliettod from slur amides*, of John Footemin. the Moir, J .hn Ryas, the Prate aneotnr, Mrs. It, au, his wife, and others. Oa Mon. Toe heat atimmed op the evidence with great i tat 1, it .14), and left the quettinn Isf identity. which formed 'N. only difficulty in the COON to the rowsi iletati u of the Joiy, oho most hi aware of the es stem. liability to mistakes epee that point.-11o! Guth'. _ PL Lli,E. Jay evening shoot seven o'clock, Mr. Ryan avid his wile sole walking through the fair, when they woes seised by fire vil:aitia. one of whom Wit% the Primmer. They dragged Mr. Ryan into a field, where ha was to •bttl of has wet( ; they knocked him down, jump. ed on his boila, kicked him, and bat him wit' bled. ;eons till he was enable to mere or assist himself.— Fawns'', who was near the pl. with his *We, astir the robbery costuming!, sod seised the mss *he had she watch, when he nee sneromodad by a peg of about forty or fifty well known thieves, with large sticks. They beet hi.nio a &men' manner over Ms head sad body ; the Prisoner hit him ever the ~elk ileitis a stick, a:,(1 they all fell upon .mm. Mrs. Foe*. man rushed in among Mem, by is ich her hoolasid saved his life. Wain( this time, Mr. Less lay fa .he ground, sail being dreamil similar to Furmusais, th.- thieves oho stood near, ill used hie. kick 04 him repeatedly no the held said undy, led be oat left be dead no the ground. Ile was at leissw take, op, with blood gushing from hi. ears, sew, and earth, ineenaible, to the I pewi t -house. Ile ait.mided yeamiday ie a very hopeless .nd onen..dad the Vases,: as the p ...in who first -limited him.— Forums or Tuosday mewing apprehended the Pd• son.. in St. Giles's. II MOW GUl4DEll.—tat' rday HI airo persons et• limited at fhb office, is order to give iolorination of robber Ma criniedited r s them a: the fair. One a yotos man, who was robbed by dai -light, ie the midst ofillim lair, of hi. watch, and 2Us is silver. Aeolis*: Wee hustled is the midat of o ring of villains, cad ribbed of ttiv money anal wateh Three Gentlemen, she were in comps"?, relying on their town strengilli, veotured into the crowd, shore they were forcibly separated, and robbed iu the mat andecionememarta Richard Wiogfiald, t of Mr. Craig, of Marti alontast reel, lirousekk-square, slated, that as hens* rissaiiii the field Pelf P., lair, Le was mm04'64011 by • large gang, who, after besting him moat entisereifolty, took • hec.a,atoltris wick, his bat off Cs head, andele• robbod hiss of a silver watch, with three male mad key. Read, WO. Mated, that a respectable tradesman from Padingtoe, in creasing the same field, and teing a little intosicated, was stripped, ud robbed of his money and all his el•thes, except his I shirt ; with she assistance of **enrol extra toothies t he and :is brother officers apprehended *athlete sm. twines charming, she sere t• be brought ep to tiuw-street Otice; to which the Complainants were refund. iroteetta• ir en it" %lc This tees al win.. for word- lioeed to hare 1•••• o el:tkooty spoken by .he Hattieloot, a tire. Oren and Apo nraelitina at Itnahroga, in ibi s (nuns,. 's ows, 1h PAsiotiff, • respectable peer Sitiondor, in the Wee plate fae e ih• ease were lbw :—The Plaintiff ked biter calird In to •Iretd his prolosslessl assist peer to an ettfreritote wnaleo, who laboured ender so ephemeral heroic or mote... the dsnlsroua state .1 which, on tit brine brat railed in, dictated the beetotitt of an •Off• 'inn being prrforattcl. To this. iso•not, nw ped•raoson r' old iodise* the ortrodensio seinen to submit; and, after the Plabail hod ap plird, root, ..thev sweet.' et moody that is oso.lly IF- Dotted to iw such yowl. be declared ohs, nothing retold ease his pitied bet as operstios. She was, how. ever. min obatioste la her detaresioutioe, and the Ih.frodont was called la, whit, •itheet the Phis. till kitowledo,sern after performed the °tomtit's, olodeiodinp after it. that the patient eaglet not service litif an hoer. He some the seat night, sod MI -401.4 " sisal lima ore had died;" het wits Inform ed that she was not deod. He then espressed 1,11 ou-d..ise, sad es Wog leforwaol that the Pleintilf I.d 'woo there, Ins brut sot Win inverlive• seise! ill • doel;rino that he Cho Martin hod ..ever •• s len %we'll - 11, Of Weeded a terser. it his life,' ..ep.essina hi. aerptsse .het he WOG set adnmed to ..• bt. h• ad in phrnt. r• patient died (is 10 •I .$4 Stier the .n the mos' !MAI er , l o, lr elletilllo.fl in tb• comfy pt..re.l .r• .nand proficsirusl educeti , a wt•ich 'he Phi...lined ~,.list. The deft•act. Sri op se., that the Drfrcdoot had "meted th• words imputed to him e.,ste. a dore•odni.o tion. on 1!.• podt of the paele,d'a pgige, ilk.' it. Flotetiff hod dosed ty.ess .4.411) dettlaiesital to his pepfe•-i-nal cost efter. e ['erne' Jo • d go ( !.pried 1110 Jorv, who loved a miles frt. the Demers 490 *mince& CORONERS' INQULSTS. wary. Autehrt nal A. hi at Om Ronnie.. flow, ee l die liar. tn••road. A. el, or 11.4.4 wig, 5t1.r..06.1n• n...k, 1:11 dawn and rapned. . rakt—ilicd by h • 1 wusison of On CI-9:th of JO,. , isaluel t hiselleld. e 14.0 sod .:a flea 4i., Lavender-suety. lioltur.4 Li iit) \ • l'tit.ted and Puttli4 a by Q. Priest. it 14 Vi ty No. I, " trate:t) ket ~ ' .`.