The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-07 00:00:00

• ;..• ~.: event to,Proo exertions Ju l passed withnet., Jere the sport ofY An with moderts/ net eopPoit etleeteity with Comtvisl liitt ihreitt as timid and dejected by, the one, as 'aii,dlsOrving and losofent in the other. While the sky, `lllktevernist, while the day ,was in . suspense, *hi*, the danger existed, they deist not declare thrombin ..-41 0 7 - sillited coder false tniaigni-i-tisey were afro* le slime their colours—they hid pietiteelves in be and corners, and you might be in the presence of *la multitude of them wittiest being able to hear, see, ea reel them; while they shrunk from observation, cop. E' they respected, end that Ilses t when the storm was 'over,, danger was past, and thpit - they came forth, as bitting places, lama scattering about their the earth was,.beceold with the weariness y voices were falafel to' insolent*, end le hail e respite from the fit* try it was thidety of Orp, despise, likt the creaks . them, as they deserved i ilesitileitt Naimoli's. Ant one step farther.4lyeel but Itelaiild bekOrweite ;entitle poitiises, and steps feturia struggle ms county against theft was manifest from the Axes disallowed, owing In tile East and West 'tiers were as negligent-- Ihr Kendal and lions 'fling the asseshmenis , to them in the two latter; but what did the hastened the assessments in the two 0'. 4 4 and. dela) el them in the t wo so that L,tirrrhea 1..4 few vote% and tie appwards of 100 by this, partiality. This was nut all ; he had lost nearly 200. more by the.quirks soil the quibbles of lawyers, On !hat instead of having 900 be should have had a. stefs.rop‘imily. , Yee, notwithstanding this, he had potietkdepsre than could have been es?ected six. ,mop.ip.ago„ in spite of the array of Government in. fluence—iii spite of attornies by the score, and tat. gatherers b 1 the duzest—in spire of the efforts of Misistrstes, Persona, end the resident Gentry. This. wasrlirrefore, a day of triumph ; but they eight to consopilate the means of futon. success... He would, therefore, prnpoise s it , . formation of a great and in.• 'dependent aasociattan, nhich wneld organise thole . force nod realise the fable of the bundle of stickl e , ',lol4eh, though weak separately, would he strong when bound together; nn sttength or craft meld: breph, 'wetter, or disunite them. lie proposed to include the county of Cumberland in that association,' anil the plan had met with the approbation of the t.entletnest from that quarter. The day of its Coon. dation would he memorable in the history of the northern coureies ; it would not only encourage by I's etasipple, butassiat other counties by its efforts and acirke. That dayalineld be Miff, for to-morrow, the 4th. of July, herassa the was the slay en ,ashicli the 11,0woher- would be . returned for the last time. lie had.another reason for filing on the 4th of July ;it was the day on which America, under the .grist Washiniton, had thrown off the yoke, bad asserted Pier independence, and risen against oppression, end, heating up ry,sistst temporary ditosters, had become, WO to Iltia.lbe first nation in the world. lie con. eluded lit quoting, as applicable to his friends, the part of Washington's Will, in which he bequeathed to his oephres the sword with which he. had fought In the cause of independence, el joining them never to thaw, it but in self.riefettee or in defence of their coun• try r gad then never to let go the bolds bet to die sooner than relinquish it. The • following Resolutions were then read end , carried, and/he Meeting dispersed:— Rea 1,4+1 . Tbat Awn/ As aetiology be .Immediately trine for wearies the lodepeadrewe of the sister enemies. 'Y. Thai the Weieniorland bonseh do ho e d its meetings in Kea. MIL • Appleby; Kirkby-ionadale, Kirkby-Stephen, Keough, Aghtecift, Drma. That the , Committees for concluding the present Election, M. inl (?onscnitt.es appointed for 'stemming alfairs of ' she' illistaaselatutteaseh, mad Nast Kendal be the weir place of this breath. '4. That 'the Anniversary of the 4,111140;46 be held every One. an the Cts of July, being the day when the Loather )(embers bete returned, as we confidently trart,• for the last %. That the paper* do lie at thi Counitittee4Whi i i houses fur recriviat theairtatura Quail solicits whips* became Members o(tsii Anneintien. . • .tL That every Mensher do hold hiattelehou*S'et pr . emot e by all tistrfitt Meese the ohjkrtal the Ktootialioas Wore parties. lattlY^W 114'terillgder , by seeing that he is Tied NO T A e rated tlw load ir.sll as tip prevent she reessreav pesrlicasolgeh., hue so W eryiroree on so to the canoe of Ws ire ions= alkenitsis fireweed 41thfilicatioes try wufreashbetilit • p • aril atherwier r• - , g. That the Members at the Aresseintien,.an all public gees• a m connected with the mese. 4. appear Wills the badge. of a Mae riband raged their Left arm abase the watt. • ' • $. That stage Resale . hos be tommagieste4 se nor friends in Causherhind, who are not hese present. is of that they may be adopted lii the Coachertand branch of the Asseeiniioa. 9. Tan; indepeodent men of Mf pywies IA **ides belsoting to other enmities. bat desire'. of making eominoteause,witbits, be admitted lubnovary Members if the Association. , Mr. lit 0040.0 thee peeceeded..to the cOllll. Mitre Inn, where - he dined with a tarp* company of, hil friends. Several dissinguilberi ,characters have. aqCompanied Mr. Brougham during the Election ;, among others, J. G. Larabton, Etq. M. P., .1. O. Careen,. Esq. M. P., J. Wharton,: Esq. M. P., , M. P., Lord Molynewit, Sir F. F. it., besides Mr. Wykergh, Mr. Wakefield, .kenthorpri, Mr. Sykes, and many other of this and the neighbun!igg counties. —.This day, thole° Lowlistra will be de. sndersiciod It iirgenerally o. that the be kept open till twelve o 4 ,rlock. l i g ht, Mr. John %Vybetgfi, the loom( Thos. Esq. of Clifton.hall, who proposed Mr, , vies, while tundiog iteaceohly in the ,trotked down by one of the hirekbludgeon. Cumberland it )s eattljoho IIIP aff MU as Astab!NOLA paid by the Lowthev, tbe reLu can be identified. • k . Mid of the first day's isreeeeilings Jet Ap 7 As, 41/ 4hougluisn bid Jett the. ANL : _ • At ' seines that they were not respect ought to be despised: bet Whew run they saw Chet the dew , • ink safety was secured, then tbei ilte`eis seen to day, foto their I 'swims if device* vervain, sea I, l4lliSity:sta end the face of the ': - .llltrial wit, bet bespattered their cowardly go • • . II R ey itot a abort hil ttorintl Olt Po' thole. Such a ety it • 1 t Pretbnidall to deep leg IT.. reptile—tw despise *es ilct be i rLmsitori t and H t #esiiis • IbitiLden4iLitsaist not to /et one Oftaik:ioritCisoseoptiblei bet I * i ris sungllttotep,tekess which in *sty,' 'sty* 00 . 4edependence of the *tins. The necessity of this wi iteseber of his a.,tessichich bad km to the land•assesithent trick. It reds/be partisans .tithe Louth. 2 1 witseti ald ,:s l e t; friends i l u er r e in tt gPM s ,t)isstrinre, as oecerepre t -faltrf, as to hint in the,twa isles . Ccits , ors do g ? They haatooed tit - . . 1 . Homily, r" - Vani, Bart • , . Al i. Crack Ceittleatett 1 . i luvr 4 - :1; elated elect, roil will tta Last nigh i Wpseiigh, j t ; Omagh**, atrtea. kuu 'two tfioltl I t ' !ircial cons I . li is tan! tbi . : • t A 4 the 4! . Plobia fi•d . ..,._. . . isetved : 1 and thee _ vidoeiKleek it% for the roma , thrit : 'oen breast, and careless of u,. qui 'a- TN** slinmsighted and Stiqe isom, nem litohlo; bitable. to boar good follow, ovi `• time*. Hstmr could not suppnit adversity TIT V. Jags, a person Asko fort ,E litraniew k wiser, is, believe, from Lorsdiip, came - forward end +aid that iso bad to say something, Ott reopecting mistake, lioten obsolete false statement which had beerfiiiitle ;nutletmorning (Ckeerifrous Me LoWtheepakty.—.- filelmitorit lb. statement of Mr. Broughisrveopekthig `SW Bousfield. Ile knew Mr. Boosfield eery well; ind he figel been e lesion friend to the Lowthero(hisifiv from the crowd), so that it woo not in opposition tel 'Ms wishes that his came was is the Lowther c ot s. mitt ee.—( Applause front the Lowther party.) Mr. BROUGHAM immediately after returned to•tke Hastings, and as he anderstond al/ergots had mad. a charge against him in his absence, he now demand that the person who had done to would repeat it la the Nee terms in which he bad mulc h. Mr. Buuaow came forward amidst groan. sad hisses, but Mr. Brougham begged that, as a ;sentinel Woof to himself, Mr. Barrow might be beard..— Mr. Borrow then said, that be had stated that Mr. Bousfield had iron a warm Mend of the Lowther+, and that he had changed his opinion and supported Mr. Benufghom.—(Cries of " No, no, that was not whit you taid, , and hisses.) Mr. .BIROUGNAN begged Mr. Barrow (far such he understood the roam, of his accuser to be) world re. peat what be had sad. and not something (as be was Wormed quite) different. . Mr. Booms* Melt, after much hesitation, said that he had asserted that this statement respectiog Uous4old was , . fwlse.—(Cheers from Me Lowther , Party, and hisses ) Mr. BROUGHAM said, 'he would show how far this Mr.lierrow was worthy of credit. What be had said was not that Mr. Bousfield had been once a friend of the folothers, bat that his name had been pot to ow advertisement beginstiog 46 We, the on. dersigtied," without either his knowledge or eon. sent : in other words, 'that it was ecroozn. lle had the letter, in Mr. Boissfield's band-writing, in which were_ these words s Did Mr. Bar row mean to env that the letter was not in Mr Bousfiel.i'a ita;o11 Did he , mean to deny that Mr. Bousfield's hand bad been forged ?_(Applause.)_ l 1110 now had only to snake one r..mark—..he bad never seen a person out of temper but when be was bowels, or when he had been (Ling something wrong. Mr. Burrow's rash end absurd conduct was a proof that be had been in one of these predicaments. " And," concluded Mr. Brougham, " if your suspicions as to the man who was guilty of forging Mr. Bousfield'a name to the Resolutions fail on the tame person as mine do, you will know what to think of Mr. Bur. Rosv."—(Cries of _Yes, yes; and shouts of applause.) Mr. Burrow made no reply, but left the Hustings • amidst the hissing, of the multiude. In consequence othir. Burrow haring refused to 4/spiel's whiolier the word false, which he had used, was intended to apply to Mr. Brougham or Mr. Boos. field; Mr. Lambton, at the request of Mr. Brougham, went to Mr. Burrow. "and requited him to give a more espiicit declaration, that the term he bad made use of ded out apply to Mr. Brougham. Mr. Borrow could ant be found in Appleby that night, having gone to King's Meaburn, *hither a messenger was dispatched for him in the morning. At length M.r. Landoon oh. emitted an interview with him, and, then desired Mr. Buriow to make the declaration we have onentioued. This Gentleman at first sought to qualify his state. ment ; but Mr. Larnbtoe required him to make an es. elicit recantation of his charge, as for as it could ap. ply to Mr. Brougham. Mr. Burrow said be could not retract what he had plohahly said, and autism. rized Mr. Lambton to say us much to Mr. Worsham. Mr. Lambton said this was onsteressory, for he was authorized to demand immediately from Mr. Borrow, that he would smote a friend who should settle the time and place of a meeting with Mr. Brougham. Mr. • Burrow then said he did not hesitate to decline the demand—that he Was a family man. and could not with - propriety accept of it : so Pallid this affair.. It should be mentioned dist the Lowther party had not only then obstrepernus in their applause of this Mr. Burrow, wheat he had made his charge its the ap. settee of Mr. Brougham, but also after he had been completely baled by the plain statement of this Gen. Orman, and by his own confused explanation e n the Hustings. We should also add, that Mr. Lambton was authorised by Mr. Brougham to tell Mr. Burrow, that he • nun] not demand any esplanatiost from him, if he would discover at whose instigation he had made the false and blundering charge against hins.—( West morland Advertiser.) LAW INT E L104641NC R. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Jot.w fi. . 1 .; "' LOOAN AND (rutin 111:11!1.114411.AND °Tern? • The folinwrini are the Picas of'this case as they app. peered' in 'eVideisce :—The nairriilis (r holm le drug.. eitti in Loodott ) in Feb. ISIS, received • letter per. • te• - • ". porting to come from a blr..laries Worthy, a dyer, of Eagtes,;with,itlipm they bid had some previous dep - I i op.; it miqi;friCthe to west primp.of cos.hisiea I • per I th. • an iisnotn.MOl sent **y return of poet, and the r • consequence vie an .order for US lb.,- to be conveyed' t t o Eater att soon es convenient, by the Subscription , ouch, ..of : wirieh-the &readouts are proprietors.-•-' - 1 : re he ss c ed och ic intra tord j l -w ag es :l p al ot into older, u to s . mal i‘ l boa, an d art. revved J. 4v..rih d y -: , raetetylt arrived-et the coach.offire of the Old •,. ignition. Inn, Enter' .s* Saturday tight; and soots` afterwards a person opeoed.the office door, and with out showing himself, inquired for the hot according to the address, the urn due - for. carriage, 165.-Id., apd whether he ;mild takeitu way on the following diy, Sunday ),--The answer was in the affirinative ; and in the @venial; -of , the. nest day, it mew of-the ..tibrueot Whitfield came to lire coach-office, end pro. duclog the looney for the eapence of conveyance, asked for a boa directed to -Mr. J. Worthy. - The, [ book-keeper gave him the boa contsining the co. cl.ineel, and another parcel with a similar address, at the same time 'sluicing the man's name : he gavei it Without reluctance,-Adding, „Om a person waiting oit bout had scut him fir.it. Willi field went out of lb. race with botli..•tior and petrel, but afterwards. • returned the latter. The I'lvintier, when they 'sent the enctiiiieal by the Subscription enact.; wrote a let. r and to Mt. J, Worthy, ,by, ttle - • p.lt, adsisisig,of it, and enklusing an. irtuico; and they we., *Pry mach swrptisettltr Mei riog an lawyer: from M 4-.4llnith t ; that he _bid elevergiteti their ail or dee' fut cochineal, oriwrotharArog.. .oste vg-tlie 1 4 4tikittiffii in eonse ,: watt b Ott*. 4A*Fit . iwitid sit esorkr ins lot . „,,yoree' skit &idol ptractistd upon them, and-that the order Mural - was-a forgery. Whi.irid :as ‘c and he priinteil out•a persists of the name as the men wbo had soot him into the cos the bow, and who had given him 165..1d. otho carriage.; utter ohs immediately . 1460esly, VIII buoys a Magistrate Whitfi , tothivolf Mst/tis nelson: he, however, succeeded establishing en alibi to the satisfaction of OWN whosdmitted him to bail. None ties obtained Doty farther intelligence wee' cochineal, and Bennet was not prosecuted. The piesent action was brought to reenter 'lnc of the boa and its contents, 1141. on that it had been lost in consequence of the of .the servant of the Defendants in snis.c' After Mr. MAIIRTAT had stated the above detailed, he called the clerk of ti who proved the vairteof the hos, and the upon it, viz. ” Mr. J. Worthy, Pieter.. In this early step, inemoser to a question one of the Jury, his Lordship said, Mai - bold, in point of law, that a common charged himself from liability, if he case like the present, where the address enntiined neither the.abode nor business t?) that he bad delivered it at his owr person whom he might reasonably *oppose litdivideal, or to coats, from the ittAititif Awed IA such address.. The clerk of the Plaintiffs. in cross-el, denied that he was aware of the existence. in the coach-office of - the Defendants - where the bos was sent by she Mil that they would. not be - reeponaiMe &c. above the value of bly vides entered ,for accordingly. I s• ,•••• Perry, the porter of the Pleintiffs, delivery of the how. lie received fit keeper at the Bell and Mouth a mei', witness had written and the hook-keeper admitted, on his cross.esaminatiotr, many times carried parcele, arc. to the had never seen or been told of soy boat limited responsibility of the proprietors until six months ago. Mr. Knipe, one of the Defendants' - ' natters, was called to prose that they ton of the Subscription Exeter Coach. Cross-examined.—lle deposed that board, on. which was painted the anti responsibility, was placed against tt moo consplatoss part of the coach.° been there for the last 14 years, and littering a parcel could scarcely avoid , On the part of the Defendants, sehmitted two points to the Jury impossible to believe that the Plaintiff , not unacquainted with the existence and 2.11 y, that the Defendants, or their not rlOgl'enly conducted themselves the parcel at Exeter to the individuat described it, and stated that he came son to whom it was addressed. The left epee the evideoca already adduced side; and to support the last bevelled Thomas Whit held, who swore that t mime - of Rennet had accosted him t London loss. at Exeter, and hod asked the cinch-office so receive a boa adds James Worthy, and to pay for the carrial him 164. Id. for that purpose, and prom him Alpena, for carrying it to the ILO 'boost.. The witness went into the of received and paid for the parcel, stating, that his name was Whitfield, and that s miti n g o ut s ide, to whom he was alone! When he left the office. Bennet wa! with him, but soon took the boa into and dismissed him, paying him only was positive as to the person of the to it before a Magistrate. . The book-keeper at Exeter confirmed as far. as came within his knowledge, that he knew that there was a Mr. J. town : his parcels were sassily attic house. Mr. James Worthy deposed, that dried the cochineal of the Plaintiffs, _ purposes of (thud, some person had 11111110. • Mr. Justice Annoy left the two stated by Mr. scariest to the Jury the whole of the evidence given on The Jury retired to deliberate; awl a half tortnotht in • verdict for tl StILIVLeir V. This case respected a gears/der by SI for the payment of certain premiums The Defendant had stipidated thr them, if within a certain ',Med boekrupt; he did • not• become ban) %rbenefit of the. Insoltrot_ Act; s, shelter this was arida the 04 taste... • 'Mr. jesting Ands' On - the Idaho Costssel for the Plaintiff) wic olois that it *did not ; becoming bat ;ace' oat wierely to an act of . banks Wog oat of a Commission. As nu .6*eis: taken oat in this case, his . tent a nOnsuit should be entered. • DIVON V. situate , . The Plaintiff is a clothier in Fend! , the Defendant Commissary is Chief. • Mr. Moist, Cousin , ' for the Plei case, and stated•it lobe anoctintt• cover from the Defendant, a Commis:ls the balance remaining doe to PI great coats, part of IMAM which trotted to supply to Government, The pleadings stated, that the Plc plied, in duetinte„the 100,000 great 'fore the Drfendant had procured 14a. 2.1. each, and charged the Plaii 1 1 41rnerk, "aninunling to upbraids of tiff contended, that hr hail duty -ettets *mottling to the contract, but ithirtoperly rejected, and 'hat if ovc !entitled to supply them. Item other • 14s. Id. ea, too meek for , eihetfteiti, Government 111.74. 1 It Vk WST fi ted !by t ilptivilovo'. to a daitragen; end the FATETWAN. 4• wiser, is, we I°a foot, when it eprared . P . • ... " ' • to t's Lid ball bees always bet••re reinii•illo pay blot, 10'10 'A., 1 , 8 . .. • re for the co-; lest consented; and a verdfefiras diem for plaintiff i ' soon foetid, tilaniages •10p0001.i sebject IN • ahe Itteard . of Jg r . Cli: # eof 'fennel, ', Selland. , . - .' • isek.olice for . : -..ani050a.... 1 I. to par for SHERIFF'S COURT, Jirce SI ; • • . t a t o. i n ,. Swum' U. vac tROPNILIOIts OP TMitlllikral ' , bitgold *wore • .VEAL, INIUttIf•LAI4Its - 'l'" 4 , ncnrc h w i i n 1 Thin way an action brolght by the Plaintiff,. who , t No. 5873. of the Mag i - . ii a respeettible linei-draper and haberdasher in Little ' . - _.....- . i _ w f tap ( „car Itessell-streei, Covent.gardens opium the Difend s 7 i ng r ib e ants, to reenter 7071.4,. St, being the balmice et ' - an amnion* due. to him for avtleles furnished to oho GEN led. pc.iver ow ye. thew,. The Defearlaatt had isfettal judgment tll l WES an the ground go hVdefaslt. . . t u u CHAIR! Mr. Bitanalt and Mr. er ALFORD app ear e d f or tha ' .., the neoligeore THE COMM Plaintiff; and bating proved their case; Me. B oa . on*, on the pert of the theatre, did not dispdte the . ~ s Free Election Is .t i l p e . liv r e i r k in e4 g a i: s . she r i tn i nt ig a, claim, In d o verdict was foand for the sae stated, 4 „ ......i. I he address put tr" Nothing of the least geoerel Interest iterueved let . the Court, of Chancery yesterday. Si, S. &mein, was greeted by hilt brother barristers individually, id • the 13th init. and tb the ordinary friendly 'manner on- his entreat* intl. of ; IR the i .F. B F E O N I t ELECTORS i h i r s o an, the Crown and that qte 9 t h i be question hfor•moll from the . • • precisely. n 4 o( a C eft. on carrier d ia ls. Tickets, 13.. 6d. ess of the boa POLIZ.;10:. •. ..- * only, until Satardny N.B. Further p a psi of the.par. ~ -......-- Committee -room. en office, to a ssti fv._ ' tt•PßALL.sws•Yeaterday I. Comte tit eheeemi Te the GENTLE Ipso to be the with • colleens/ a forged 11.'note at a grocet's sto , p it& FREEHOLD Ilothern... e fiernandd. lividual, desig- . GENTLEIRE NI, Ell.labellt Lane was charged with a simile !!atslas. If 1 Tr. 4 I WISH that I okoamoioation, .2 ... Mary • C r isp . ttated that she was altopernmart to . Mr.' ii- sense of the him l'lWe' of II nffilet. Smith,. hardwereman, iti Barbican. Twit Viet/m.4 upon me; bit lane to in finntimb l accompanied by a man, purchased a toa.lsnald f o r . ~ the contest, it mug Wits, misting, 44. oo- .i. n payment for obi .h she tendered a It. note' higher gratileati ~,,, for any petrels whi c h cl ~ WWI sent lilt to be chasnied, aged Ras deere t aitablishment, on att aMed and paid k k Or / dependence. Ti , Ii uy t h e neighbours to be bid. Sloe - was to tome. ' went of electing thi (pence takes into custody, but the man escaped. - J. pride, and the nsai 4. strove to the Remanded. from the book- .. principles which Si . The bootie of Mr. Patrick,* satemoto, in narrow.. mice .herd the stria ei P i t . which."' alley, Ilnundoditch; was broken 004 onliaterclay the hest earnest of , per signed. • lie . . night, an d ronbed, of plate, linen, /cc..to a largo and regard. s that he bad ailment. Two men were yesterday examined eons . I . he lien; but he suspicion of being . the perpetrators, and were rya oard stating the nun " . • •tors of coaches Woutltte..sTßeET.- 1 - rt. Cluiterbuck, a youth. ir Si . Committee-Room remanded, *charged with stealing a lanip-lighter'S Yaeger, lo J s } principal ma- ladder, with which he env stopped by a watchmen, Fla woe Proprie• on atlepicion that he' was about to eofftraft a robbery. Lord Ehrii ll. Mr.__Ba.tiii % B. 1196hs w as ordered to find sureties , being Sir T. I). A. at • very large . .• . . cases/en with exposing his person on the edge of a mice of limited pond in a field sit Iteiltnev . A MEETIN the wall in the • RIOT AND ' O M UTR AGE h.officer it had MASLOW/101MM remake -Monday, Illarienll-vnantith'eflp. „. As-cher Taver lain of a party of Sr Agnew. was charged with tier di duet ~s. 1 2 ersiii 5 IA ho signed lid a person de• malt' on men and woolen. on Sanda• sliest. in l'etenild, eet, and resolve on 4401 I liWeing it. Wardour• tree,. The person, attesaled with their heads-tied practise Emancipate 1 Mr. SCARIrtTT nit. and their tiers much disagared. Eds. ard %Velem now knock- SYSTEM. and the Tit ADE in B E Eit -Ist, th at i t was ed down by two ramous ,mined !gusto . .. wan w re in compamy with Itevanny ' and they &ea plaited swan sis h em !. nserh The Chair will 0 firs ' Potter was canoed blond ire gash front, he nose and e,e., and it was sup.. . lof the notice; pined, for lOW time. that he as doted. The taiiitilt sods sa i and J. SI had rein. that some (mutable* were kanekod dow aby the reistert. ILP • motives for "" enoststong of more than a Kg per.oll‘. armed with bludgeons. Sehein:.. 'Pies' servants, ring The •urgenis, as the corner of Crown court, was employed the lst. Because it font al who correctly greater part of the evening in dressing the worende.l. The eir. . Thirty Theiwktild nal for riot was it hating ina . ch between two wroinea who were tie from the per- i........A: i k ; 2d Because N.M. 2 ..........aie.y ta-est .ato cot Indy. Atiotiier faun, ~,tied Lang . . , of X3o,t;ooevcr rt first position he ham. and a Mrs.' ray. were aloo asetett.••l ant wounded by ill. 3d • nrauwe they t . cool on the other Dereisdav't amid bit pang : some had their teeth kicked oso, and t ' past favim the is some others were serialist, Injured. Oenology. it deported, had iip• etl prised PeAser. a consiatile. that a row wa s ;them to take elm., theta wi Th th Sch ir • , e em • at a man of the sad cautioned bin iot sts interfi•re. -The Defendant was corder. tr y . ed to lad bait a • Ise dif f erent 2 lIATTOV-IlanD pr. -On Mandas .1. Dally was fell commit- erent charges. • 2 iv near the Old 2 .• • • ed him to go into fed for stealing a pair of coach 'ltarseest, iffe pt- sty of N. 3 &t r essed s o M r . Colwell. Esq. The property an. of thW valise of 3 1.; and -he 11 presenter was detaitted ta custody by a tradesman in Clerkea- An d in octillion *Triage: h e g ave well. to whom be °feared it for Vs. Tor ankles were "liver. purchasers ma) rece p rom ised t o pay used, and owned t -y the Pnweeistor ; and It nasal.° discovered , i rn if m own pu bli o „ • that the Primmer Mal been amiiennt to she Duke of Camber. , . for the T " Mod'. stable-keeper. whole sabler were sear time of the Pro. POlt office accordingly, 0.e.,,nr. sing, when asked,- smotinting so Four hetwis of C 1.1.1, f., , that a person was nsifl l ed itr L l 74e iV i Alt int - shi?psse n M k end et 2 % .11 1 . r. 11 STr i , n a g o! p ri n , - Iv or ItTia o ld ll . y et ee reest t" : vereigis, and in pi' of bus gold watch . : chain. and seals. Toe Pro-censor twat *eat The Wine to haat to carry it. the gale or Iturlingtion.lanise ahem Sir Minor! ItothitlY't liked a time wa y chairing pmeession was ?merit*. and feeling hir watch ' Tickets and Shares • pulled floors hi. fox., , seised the Prisoner. olt 4 ' was bra t% o his own Cnarge, i r , hi m An Officerof Ho, office saw the Prisoner sit.? the J. No. 11, , 3d. The witness words. 37. t man and swore theme 111L1..-G'. King. a Prisoner in the C inlay JAI at Who s i t Newingtost, apron a enarge of felony. was %swertlay ch •rged • by a felts,' Prisoner, noised Joseph 'Warrington. wish knock-. (firmed this story, ing him down and roloh•ng him. It appeared thin War iro:toot Fl e. Be a d m i tte d l riria n o r e . n w inr , r e i n tled no to prison as a vagrant; a few days afterwards • ' . %vas near, knock-4 hits do L a. rise rev.. J. Worthy in the bed him of 11.9•. /d. which w:.s concealed in the lining of his • Warrington glade his roinplaial to th a Ilse Governor t . ~.. E yTON, St leered at his dye. Rid'icoat. earliest opp: pie 'primal. alto carved Mug to Is , searched; but can mosey • LOT I'ERY, viol . being fions.d on him. and be strongly denying the theft. it was .1 . AUGUST. The . ,t be had never or. cons idered that the e: arge was a fabrication. War -Writes • number of Ticket , Lots ever. b. lii+ madams! sabritationa, unlaced the lope la. of 1:90,000. mills • , but that, for the set-dint of the Jail to go in .he spot sheer he was caw- kr! • • vantages. Two , if had employed his down; a..d rob-erving a h•.le in the Anne Soar fall of maw. , Pipes of PORT ‘• while the other parts of the pavement were dry, he pat in his , of CLARET, to i hand, and. o ith a quantity aimed. he paled soot the awn. -- E. E 11 , 6.1'4 a o points of facts A detainer was bulge I against hiss for she robbery. full Particulars, I r, and went over William I)evale and Will ant - Worsdeld. were charged with All litisities. in I , - both sides. being. corwerned wish another penna, no. in rested, . In gam. tidelii y and dilini mining a very daring borglary. Clo the ISM of May last. ; and in an boor about 12 o'clock in the day. three men broke into the house of t: the Defendants. Ms. James Langley. at kahorst, isi Serrey, while the family handsomely print (et. ept one female servant) where at church. They secured ' . ' and Fitc-stmel 11. • her by tying her hand and font to the stair-ease. while they,i boards, bylhe Defendant, riled the premise.; they carried of a quantil of silver plata • , A N INTR 1 as-of i nownn ee e ..._ stood valuatole linen. When the fatally returned frosts their arra. ...tli. STUDY a 'at he would notes. they discivered the servant in -he Atomism deteribed... - • - TURES. p a y The Prisoners are charged a lib being two the twee ' .shells. 44 4 By THOb • AO petty became' the servasi.-They were remanded. . . ' ..' This Work, 4411 . 4 atreopt,- but took . i . • j g . .. . .." . ro d the question . . . - I.44RONICHS' INQUESTS. ye:, r:, is offered to and tlin , :e prepari • of %bat is filet vs • .. 1 terms lof the .gnat - lab. ass of the 4144 .. • Meador a.• llanitisitino was takes Wore Mr. Diu., Coroner, It i• del/41rd into 91 the Spotted D. g. !kr:tad-lame, as she body eta seas, *Met Patt I. compri went of Mr: Tor. was found no &mod iy 'nerving seder the th rd arch of Water- destine, mad t,l th • lose-l•ridge. A pocket honk was. tied .rawad the a gi s t of the ras,clearly of opi.of the Jews; ill deceased by a silk handkerchief. which conta i ne d prig p a- - Eihle. *blimp' had refer- pers. gumninadams. &c by which it was di•covered Maltby& Part 11. pre. ,repice. but io the deceit.est was mimed William Waltham., a watchetait. tilt fr- of Scripture lute no en'nwnissinn host -ided.at Batiersen. antrhad been absent from his wife nod fa- J turical, Prophele slily far sieorly . a "reek. Verd M- •• F 41441441 iiriotra.d.'' the Sacred Write Lordship directed • An Inquest wit: faken_ before Tunics! Sagt.Tint, Esq., C 4... . • ' " ratter. at Si. Thimistu'o Hospital. on the hotly of a boy same* John. lirsant:wited 15 years. The dei•eased 0 il, in theestoplay 3. • a Mr. Miller. millwri‘ht, Cobham. Surrey; be was rineln3ed , pri,yed Plan. nCharCb•dt feet, acid to supply a machine used for manufacturing Celts with w. of. Au Appendix ' eluding I tart Il it i i i r l n l i an l Preface iAice"" el. len raga. his left haul „tot entiongkd in the asactrine. and dir • ' principal MSS. based and ante were so drearlfuils serer led. ihat although the nod 41414444 Bios i a ittiettiff, opened the arm was taken of as she shriuldirr, on itillealioa everted, amid • Moly .S. - riptut es. 1 4 in rOr Nil gil to re. caused his death. Verdict-Accidental I)eatb. . Pri me .. utrd f..r T. . __--15.n...._-..0....—.......... ---____ Immissaty• in Chief, DATENT DIED. •ii .- . Plaintiff on 63 , 160 On the 4th instant. nt Cobham Park, Alessey. sifter a eery 1 fa-aion, vs :h the 1'10,04 cots- long illness, is the 6;th year of his age. Harvey Christian with perfect cut I, a t tl c 7d. ea ch . Combe. Esq for many yeah use of the Itepresemailvesf r thlt , f oust e, 11111111111111111 l City of !Amino al itt lir had tent SuP • On Monday, tale 6151 inst. Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Hann -:, 1 e,.unier, or in I wharf, er the re at coals, and .there. phases, I,l' Fisishurx-square. On the 311 litsta..t, Mr. Cl ales Gastineau, of CairtherneW ' 4 ed the residue at aged HI. ..,t,s laisitiff a ish the air- On the Id instant, at Whlichnrch, Shropshire. the Rev. Datil, „. I 40001. The Plain . . Jenks. It en .r or Al bury. Herts. in tire lit.th yral . efall , sgft ' • ease, satetv. sin se p tf u re t w i l l ig i t c btch e i s ei t in a ni b uta li cc s ,ci li pn . petition. The supplied the. gr ... 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