The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-01 00:00:00

G LOUGES Th. It .TARE 4SSIZ SS. Cutentt a tt..—Mr. Atilmman Minot; attended PAULIN° 9 I . HARRIS, 11%. st the Office y est•rday at the usts•l hoot, to ail L iate 14r. Jr.',,, Meted, that this was an action for the in the stead of 'air W. roam, het very shortly •f -sedection of the Plaintiff's wire, which was attended tetwaldt 'he W"'l'l 11 '!""e' made his appearance with circumstances Ogre*, aggravation. The Plain. in person, and, after thaokiiig his brother Alderman tilt was an innkeeper at Sha l om', to the county of for his kindness in lei:plying his place, imply-sod hi , (Mold; and the Defendant a gentleman of landed regret that any delay should have taken place through peurstrly in the neighltrierhoorl,, of th e neno si 0 .i. 1e his inattention; but he had mistaken the seek, and of !noel.; he was also a married man, and the fa. thought his rota did not commence till Monday neat. ther of thirteen children. all living! The Plaintiff ;he should, however, tsar been in town; time enough 44 4,t his wife had lived very happily together, till to rec t i f y th e error; but aome of his awkward lets 111..ir hoppineas was rained by the arta of the De.. lows had run him aground on S noisy night. 11• then toillatet. She was estivate!, beautiful, bet not has offered to lake the ditty ; which Al lerman Batons. tirterses. She had brought the Plaintiff three child. not permitting, the Woohy Baronet again thsokeil yen, the pledges of their chaste loves. With what him, and taok his leave, promising to he at his post ngony mew he now look upon these children, whose punctually at twelve o'clock this day. lowa.. tents remloded him of her he 118.1 lost for ever., EttlYol.oUe Fll snot: OF I:Om:LI:V. Toe Defendant, in the beginning of she year IRIS, A tespertabte Young "us of the ""rn'' "f frill . " taking advantage of a temporary absence of she P.sio.. Ktu,bie. collecting clerk to Mr. Pocor k. ceol met. tiff, prevailed upon Mrs. Peeling to elope with hies,! then°. Si. Bride's Wharf ' was brought up (torn the and it es) hid lived together ever since. I Consider, whore he hail been con fi ned all togl.t. upon T'.. marriage being pr. ••41, a moo fl it,. d e r h os . In charge of knowingly utteriog a forged 'V. note, at bar front the horns rie en, Maur s' c„, mon. ; the house of Nlr. Alartiott, the girett's-besel,Whites kept by Mr. I.oeligrirr, swore that the Ii• fentlant , cr....sit/mt. sod Mts. Pawling, c•roe there in M arc h, wig, sod The Prisoner it hp:tem.:l from the etidonce of Mrs. iimi .• man nod wife ter 4 . - me time, Wilk/ Ihr Nl•irititt, lodged at No 51, Witit•crosa.street, di. WIMP. of Mr. seed Mt g . j r . t ki.,.. On h er ce „,„., e• tectly opposite to her honse, soil was in the hatio of omination, she adenine:l .hat when ate r.taP into the l'ali"g "a beer ft" , a them, and consequently "' I I' colostry a fro aeetsllll eon, to isttoolit) Mrs l'. 3 oj„e. I known both by her and tier husband. lie c.ll-11 she was ...Toni ..nie 1 t., :he p.4..4 .„ the 1 ,„ o „ , there about four o'clock on Alori.ity afternoon, and s aber.. Mr s . P i e ll,' e s is lin ing, an d t h e , the p la i n . I asked her if she could give him chsoge for • 2i. note, tilt and his wife distils tea together, and seemed very I tna. *a her replying in the effirmasiev, desired het good liien.to. I to take s few ;billing, he owed her nut of it. This Mr. Cawcgrt.t., f.'s. the , 1)-Pendent, said Oda an .r. I she according') did ; but after lie was gone she sea. dote n.i 4 h. give tut' Just sit insight into the I ru• us. I petted the note was a bail one ; she to.,k no further su r e of 1!...c.a.e. Ihe u...inn was the most imitudest notice till nice o'cinck, %he., one of NI-sets. CA woe .1 cc Ittn. , ght 'bon 4 C ;tic of Juslit e. The 'del. ten's clerks coming in she Op up.q.l him tie onle, *ha serous intercourse 11111 •,:k• it place. hot tinder cif. instmaity pronounced ;t a f- grey. She then sent gemoenee , 'r ho, t „..,.„,!..,1 t h e p ; ,,,,, t i t y h oe , rem . ogee to the PASO/101N 1.11, 4 111, li,it he was from plsloitsg of it 1, i. ii.j..6.% t he 1 14 d s ,.ii r i,ed bi g wig '''me, hit wife, however. I:romite , l to semi him over diobeille..:e t end ma d e a 1 ,,,,fif a t h e c h ar " e r Fie es anon es be came in. '{'rte Pti-ntier not coming *if& In iv l e v y , ow hi„ r i di d,,„, h e pin whi, e „, ; .d am, and the pieties learning the' he hail beet, home trim th e I,,, oement s o f v .,.„1 a la , ~.,,„,,„,i _ is the Writs, the Aitken', g..t sit '.lscer, went i.- 4,1 id e v er t s , b e k a d entrappe d t h e D e f er ,d,,, j. wredistely is sestets of Kimble, and without soy other and encmiraged his Moen , ' is. so Ale., lami n g. Ille 4 ende Of alaapitiqo ap.,, , itegicie.i him at Jacobs ilia* 1W rennin') densastle for this inslolgroc• Wells illebirlues all 10.1;..i . loin its the Coo pier. 1 e Ceeptied wish. ln t h e „inn et ~t H oc It e note was produred Itsf .r• the Magisitate. and ' was a f ete.* contest for the coentey of t 4 "aell to be a forgery by Mr. F.eemati , o ne of the feed ; I. • IMet..l4tat ouvp rotte d 1,,,, : d sehavt. Inspectrot or the Bunk. E y . The Prisoner said. he felt himself extremely ill. foto, start the i t tat. , 62 .4 I. , uso w as tt , ipued m that interatt. T im :,,.,„,.. rw b „ : „„.„ the Derr ,„.,„, •041 to bell preliett,h 4 alt.! c niGoed bk • a trl'ite, ern is. false and unfountled to acetwa onto. If he bar! Mts. P. flee shoots took its c1..1. :--it Ilse well 1, t ,,,0n i n It.. t orighbe nt hend. we d „ hen t h e n em . been an utterer of fnr,,,01 newt, I.• should hardly tiff 11 . 1 9 rsli;tal asset It, be osi.l M. llar.is w-s the "" ittemided to I,3's then its ill , run orightinur • heat itt „„... Me 1, ,d ire , , ~,J i n the . 0 4a . 1,, the hund. and where he was so •e!I known. As soon veal ISIS, t h e is in i n ,:c b y i . i, eetreenitenes ,. rem , at he beard of the rircemstance, he s: ited &tete he to be roehoed in the Fleet p, i . nr . w h en a G„„•",. 'Mk Or Rote, and was willing to give another in w a n at t he ntin... ( %Vt:lsins called wren !int. The Parha "r fnc it H e c tutted the sickest "i'i'Y I wo his eno.leter, nod wet 'ere that Mr. Pocock, 1' ainti.l tardie•i Mr. 11: 1 141; is to •;:ply fur • son of Dim '', ~ .tu the ))rk ~ 3. di to .0-1 , 1 him. N u . aAn had entrusted him with thoimandt, would hear Wohio. (inserted, it wa. tom tared i.e was about in . .."IntitY to his intercity and good towhee , . T'e note pro.tue ii, be sib. wed, was the id.• he paid to bring p action •getess Nit. It •tris for criminat c 0... vera.....1 wish Ins •tfi. ; upon ...filch the Plaintiff M ''' Al.'"i9"; Le i l rra ig r "" a Pa'llicel",,' mark , l nn it. (.vet which mask k• Mkt. k BPI the he took tole.' to, ion, tisk, mud parer, and wrote the follort• ' it Cr m a 'Ur. Lsyton, T..114;11.4 , rem, IVestminster. log letter : Toe lasi.....er was interrupted itt hi. rah lions hy the opinion of &decent tours,/ woman, hit wile, who stood near him, and I • f.equ•rolo stopped to hag ..f her not to a.arm herself, but, before he hid finished, her f etirgs wet« quite overcome, and she, fell Into strong h ) tterict ; the females in the Justin's.' ins. n afforded her VW, diesel/lore, and the Mattis owe linens , •olll left the chair to assure her that there was no close for alarm, riot, that her hoshond would', he at liberty to r home ni•h her. After some time' she came fat herself. and the eemmisi.stion proceeded by the Prisoner's cslilog William Fletell, Mr. Pocock's (leek, who slated that Mr. I', rock would hate attend,' h,o.self, hoe for very particular hu.ineta, and that he eat there, to hit desire. Ile knew Ktmtile; he was collector , of the oat.standirg debt,. and haul been in Fitt ern. ploy some time; is. bore a good chararier, end had, been entrusted with lerge Perna be Mr. Pneock t tee 440 knew that Layton, the rerun mentioned t. the Prowler, aa• on the lig, of those from whom Kimble had to collect. Being asked how lout he had hint. , , self been in Mr. Pocock's employ, he replied 18 years. On •he Prisons, being caked why he emitted to call at Mi . riot,' 4, after he hail been told by WS wife of the rlrCUMlleiiire, he replied. because he thought it *fluid do as well in the mooning. and he had an en vier/pen• t o e l ect a person ae Jacnb's Well, who we , indebted to Mr. Pocock 211. on a NO over due, which he produced and appealed to Mr. Emelt, who curs. firmer! the fact The conduct of the poblican was stated to hate been very violent, he inrate. l that Kimble ohnuld he searched, and wished his taorketsbouk and papers to he taken from him, saying he had been an officer, . sod that thousands had beers made by toils jobs. -- - - 1 Mr. Alderman Raisers reprobated ill l i r o n ( terms Pa= or Det.t.tos —Foreign geld io bars, the condor( of the Free/aster in this depriving a re a 17° ' R q d • ; new dollars, s s. Uld• i sod silver its ' spectsble man of his liberty without the slightest proof bets stanetrd, 54. 'ld. I aggilt, and on sespicion the most (rivulets,. Ile Cum) STEALlt.o.—Satorday a boy about eight, thought the whole proceeding meat unjustifiable. years of age, son to Mr. John %nee, of 21, ; and did not doubt bat that the law would afford Bencroft's-place, Milr.endsroad, went not to pity in ! redress to the Prisoner for the injury be had soo thes adjoloirig field, taking his brother with him, a child Wined. ef 1.1 months old. They had not !eosin's, long there, I Kimble said he wenald attend the Dank Inspector whets a eenteely.dressed woman came end oat near I to the per.rin from whom he took the Dote, end ten. them, sod after twill some conversation with the I der every assistance in his poise• to trace it. ll eldest of them, as to the child's name, age, and Plate I should certainly seek redress for the manner in which Of resideoce, she presented the boy with a shilllng, l he had been treated. told hoped he left she of f ice with wroth stick she desired to go end buy some cakes. : a character onimpeached. and said tee would mind the batty until he returned.' Mr. Alderman Iturnnes—Certainly there is no int• 110 went off to buy the cart, and at hit •etere he p ots ii on w h o ever on y our character. I farad that neither the child nor the woman were there. The Prisoner was then distil 'reed. After a frontless search, be west house to his mother, I RoßbEitY OF TOL MAIL. thisking. as he told she woman where tory lived, that Bow.rrasce.—Charke Tarnley was hriseeht e,„ she might have taken the child.hume, which was not - charged on suopicion of robkitig the Cambridge theme. The I.arests of the child went est in • state l Wil.coarb of MA-notes to a very large Moan,. tof distraction to lack for him; after searching a long 1 Jeri.. Wuod, clerk to Al . Jones said Lloyd. time, they learned at Ratcliffe.high•ay that the we. bookers, of Lothbory, who are agents to the batik win had taken a coach to the Saraceo's Bead, Snow. I of Si. John Mortlock. at Cambridge, stated. that or. JONl'S'''. Ageing, (kat the stopped but a short time to the '27th rf February last they sent a qttentity of take refresAment; eh there staled herself to he an notes of the house of Mooted' and Co. by the Cam. Officet's wife hem l'orromoush, aid that she had bri.'ite Mail, which were stolen. They strongly sets Ai ' ' nom in London. pro est the tohbery took place at the Flower-put, in I ever tine.. in he Dishopsgale .treel. further tidings of . No trace of it could be made oat till aboat to I days •ga, w hen the Pt Ouster presented for pay meta CIO NI. CON. 18IF ld 5 I tell pri4o. Fla . I bit • anent wan Mr. VI elk in. nod ham army lOW, In bear 3 ren hate h an I. die be Irwrr aafk .olf.a. Vosprevisbar We as is is bat I I. ye .and aid tbreireal :shoat net tana—sir if ba word of a wan la is, be beliesed i adl safer Death it welt 'see.. of 'nal' LOW in nary av, Die trapeckful to aney per. awi ',bat Lae , I. 'nag a, I aspen►. ahhongb thing, 'cigar,' on mai d sad .hat Terry week la Ikrsl— I at,,, made Is to an, wor all 'Omagh this niipte.ea. 'Me Os bapad—l Irian n to h. 'Ask in ehlition end arse, to be thrsaitebl off nary iw.f..r I have wade iny wind up hatr.ly na •hal ha-ie.•ses Oaf. • ah tiller said he side this and I rues fah woo .tend en to nu, his %bat has 'taped Winer MT aig f tied via is sant i Aside is—nee air to ibis lansent •land in siert' sit air,. n aid •as as maw, Ilion berm us ern ray friend and as a.ld so. sou auto sat •••• Mi. m heal—Mw I nap. 7/111 sill DO sbtnk I ohne I In fah ndssn•agr of no en nc, arm al faria••r rani! afk4r.M.a my •/•'n • ' I. in grew it. burl )nil In lour) rub a, lb, San , 0.1110 f'.. former Wad era if sipw mill bi - kir(' a raid so it nil in. l I hail ~here H a •.r., anew faunae awl alit alaay• feasair hiaccur to you lean .Int.a. " Ittlw 'win silk rfeperki a• 1.4.0116 E PAULING. PO I. IC E. at J. Illarrio. Do. Ve)11411, Mf• AMPikii• amenind •11 Som. WO a p t e the leans nt 111% 01,1011.. and C 01 ,11011 1 ,4 by entreat •he Jury to disa.i4s the Plaintiff trine Cart %WI the iollin-non which his caw. t o jr•ely merited. Th. 6 ,0 ...in..... then relied I.y llr. Cnoai, an d •us prni;n4 the Defendant's cats as it had 10.0 *retool ; oi:ets Mr Justice llocwoyo seggeated the propriety of with.i.swini a Joint. M r J taw !lid, the completion of the h a d been in materially altered, that be could not 'arc, ter. hew d moors. Mr CAMPILLL oh d, that he had no doubt his Clit-nt was rotated In s ..,dirt ; bat as the Pienr..lf wet unat.te to pay Loa's, he tino!ct alai,* his to yield to the quitite.oion of the Learnad Judge Jorm . withdrawn, by which each party pays his •Iren anis. 1 166.0...immimmimi t whir her clql4l, who hid f.ren at pirenti of I ilf thslol h+te MCI doers' distrou, Wig' mitred um It. THE STATESMAN of thrif hoes , ono of t 6. ;I. s;ol•rt notes, du•d toe 7•11 of Fehr lSt A. 11. give hi; ti 14/0. •• Ch•llles Turnleg, residing at 3, Clerkestarrii.r.on."— Th. note pre•eoted proving to he on. of those stolen, he .811 intr. foisted is In lino 11n breams pr i v.eived of i:. 110 void he received it from • 1111111 irb, , se name he did not boo*, nor env thin& tespeeting at the door of a potslig.bosie in lb. li.nt-roal. 11 , gave hint fire 11. Busk-notes for it, is • miller of scentnmodation. Mr. littmeitniL4 Wended for the Prisnner, and contended, tnot what bed been stated artingt him ilia not ant ,, uot In a criminal charge, is the Judges had r ep et ..,lie d ec ided th a t stolen Bank-notes, after the length of time eloped since this ret.kery was stated to base take'; place, mirtl.l pass Iltrnogh now• he, frig heads tied base been hall over the world.— 11. appealed in Mr. Smedley, idlicitor to the Bank. whether the Prisoner had not frequently attended him nt his office. voluntarily, f 'his business. Mr. Smedley admitted this to he correct, and said. he sbnrld lint hive caused the Prisoner to be bruereht to as. ();Sce at that time, if he had given a teasona• Ie ssuciinist of his possession of the stolen note ; no pnaoo could belseve his statement of putitie with Use lbolt of I 00.11 . 3 r , r a 51. eonntc, 001.10 11 man Le km.* of but merely meeting %lib him tl 14. .10,,f of a I,lo.itc•linose. Vi kply, 11.0 I.llifer, 'lord, shot the Prisonat's father in•l •...!It.s sot. baJ been tried for OP glibbest, awl acquitted ; in addition to that, he hsd the Ptianessi'a 1 , 6 if, iu rusted) on suspicion of being CM%Mord Is. tollbiNg another mail. This seas guile saii,feriory ; and the Prisoner, Charles Twenley, was ordered for Gather eaawioa• tints. iilizatelh, hi. nile, was then brought into the Office, utiorg.,l with being concerned in robbing the Wf.f 1.0411. r MO. William Fillip', e pawnbroker, of SAihkeld bars, stated, that on the 19th of July last, the Poi. sneer applied to him to rv-I•ens a pledge, to payment of which, for the principal and interest. she paid him a s'. Rink ante; she then gave her name as Tomtits, and said she resided in Salisbury-court.— TU. 5:. note she paid him bad since proved to hove Men stolen from a parcel, intended to go by the Worcester Mail from the tap of the Bull and Mouth lan. Vickery, the officer, stated, that be bad made uvery p 05441. enquiry in Salisbury-court, but could ant learn !list any person of the same of Tomlin re sided there Mr. licatettntrs also appeared for this Prisoner, and cot.tenderl. that it had 1,, , tn proved respecting ,i,i< It at it was c ,enmitted •b) Inn men, rot.seriurrhity the Prisoner could not be implicated in it. The Magiorsrea, h ow ..ler, thought, ender the tie. ceenshitre., sn.t considering hir connexions,. that it Tres right to rommit NP, for forthor 1:011111•0: EDING111.11(41 MAIL Jahn Gov!Nan. Mess /14111, •udornenl another ess•wititopm. Lhatred 4. n suspicion of bring concern. ed in rnhlti..g the Edinburgh Mail of taro parcels, coots li,rik.o.,tes to the manual of 12001. It appeaied, that no the 15r11 of May lest, a par. eel, controlling the halves of the Bank•nutes was sent by E linhurgh Mail from %inheri t 's R i nk it Edinburgh, directed to Piel'*.si Thegges.s. it et, Loni: on, which parcel was stole... On the follow. ins day the other hakes of .h• notes were sent by the same Mail, directed in the sane sooner, sad weee sl.o Mr. Nt,rthnerir and another of the Bonk clerks at. tended s•st.t.dity tangy the circuntstan , e. The wit nes,es from the North tint haying attired in London, Mr. J. theinlicit or (or tLe Prist.ner pro. posed to Pa.., tit:" an notlerttking far Cie Louie B,s. pemrsssss • of the Prisoner, which wee accepted.—Mr. Allol.'4l[l. 11/ , 0m(IPII for the prisoner, 'eras, (;.elite pro...wed himself bef.,r• Ili.uswn litnvte, E ' rj. the Sitting Magistrate, and sod. I call ovn 'nor IVership for the restoration of a shrto.board, which was talon from a mitt it 040 door of tt:e Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, si lime when • late Meeting was held there. %Ir. Iltants. the Msgisttate, did not eppear to en der.' 91.1 lb. eisphiestiort. Wr.sthrooke„ the jailer, addressed the Magistrate, ar.rl 4;,t4 the show/Award fur aloe. Mt. Cathie sp. piled, with the placard upon it, had been in his pna. session, b) order of Al-. S.afforil, since the mats bad beers brnnght to the Ohms from the Crown and An chor Torero. Mr. Burin". ssitl the basin's+ Wig not he!ore him, and told Nlr. he moat apply to Mr. gistf,ird. Mr Cerlde then left the office, without staking other nb PPPPP lion. Eleven of the girls who have for a length of time tlis.tacell and hero a nnisone• to the lower pelt of Caillatine.street, end from the bottom of that street to St. Mary.le.Sisand Church, by their indecent sot prolligote conduct, not eiffering a male scarcely to pass them. were hroeght to t h e ofFrr by constables of the i.erishes of Sr. Mary.le.Strand and S. Clement Danes, the conduct of these girls having become en. bearable to the inhabitants 'swell et in the passengers. They were trentnistal es the girls who perambulate the shore streets with the tapper parts of their bridle' com.,::•tely risked, their clothes being made to es pose reitly half way down their back", and o'4 front' in proportion, wearing pinafores to make them by,. the atop +ranee or elifd.on nr tore young girls Mr. Maxie, the Magistrate, committed them as disorderly. They ell reside in that shrieking Isaemhisge of pro. flia.tcy in vi•en•yrrri, and fr=om whence en elderly woman, who keep. a house 1.. r the reception of the depraved gilt , wry parading the streets on Moutity night with II • girt , : sss rel. *hal mane) they g.sl : the Magistrate also room' , led her. A dr.:wisp(' worrier.. cellin, herself Leedq liarrq• more, orrlo rant it. Palming:ton, rS•.e.rsl with mak. mg a di•ts,rfintcr, and toeskit.g the is ioduo s of the Ili. wit 11.11 public hens.. Cll%act: or sri:tl.lN!: Till: BANK KI .... 11t vv+lnv •s• a pn. f heti ihirrott ereetot., n•nnol D. 0,114101, Iv r , vgitt op on • • i.•rg• • 1'1.864 .teltu thn Iths 44 tint Bonk on .4tintlit) Ist% tho rarer, otetoti • do holt Wee. relon no . .43'ur•lay test ; Ott in emeteirsoree of In. 011nri•.n which I. '1.4 ho wnrt lo the l'itionti . • lotigingt : and asked her fit the ite;i Oa. she lAA. S:kr at fire[ .1 flied .ha ••e ker. bey thing of them, bed the , Seer haring f..ued them an. 111.1 her lied, •he readily admitted thtt the had taken them. In her apartment were for•4l Monts , • thou. sand keys, 'mastics• which were - 1,•••• of the Court o f cha.c.4 l , Ch il e, Ch•rek, Iltrih.,:innew linspotal, ke Site I..id the officer that the lied .tre h e ., n os to them, es they contained her prewerts. " Wisy,' F tai.l h., •• sou may do ever the hrreing•trook for (big." .• Very well," she reptutd, 14 I shall see a little m,re 4 the ra gild ; that's •11." I' 4 .. rhests I keys • ere pr.:laced, to mach key a . r .L..re ...f paper Will 6%10. stein/ from robot piece it . h a -I t•,ri, [,.ken. .I;se utSt et said be found no more. " Oh," 4.1.11 he pone unman, "there is another (thee[ 11.1 eht, ti escaped ), or nntire." flarkl.., the porter of the I. , ohbory.gate, stated, , that be met the Vit....net coming oil of the lodee.--, She bad a in. .11 baker, and he suspected she had sonsetivne, •nd ran ha. It to a.eettoin. het missed nothing Ile aft. rentals oni.sed the keys.—.. If.. ..lent.fied Ilie ploduct-d b. the officer. lOP poor Maniac called for justice. The mutts, wanted Kstorm , •nd she nred the Laid Maple would pont ii. She hail lost her husband, bet she would rot sell her flesh and Wood for support, though solicited In do an. Lord Ceatler....o was her coml., and s h e h o d ra m i e,' the lkose of COIRINnOiII and the 1110e.e of 1, rda , but ah• dried them to 'mach her.— She h. I.ed that the 1..,td Ma) or would allovr her to . 4,, in Lill s ill co ach to reial, It sawed piloting and gilding, and could tint be pot to better use. The LORD M ATOM towed a few words of come passion, •nd otde.ed that glint rate should he token of her mill her sun. uh• supports her, should at. teed. fI.I BLit ATION OF MR. Bt.k DFORD UPON 11111 L. Towda. the LPRD NI %volt •iiieed. that he had rianoires the popes. Mosul a e on %lr. Klundroid*. ;perms, an r in iris lialgiure.„ with tbelaereenr care. sod r. n tiered she 'siderite addaced aviont him Ir ay:reared .0 hi. Lord.lop. ibis she olgenee aid; Whirls the Isri,iret vend "barged lon R 4.111111% Bad tinder Mal Imnres-i .n he gore direvioa• Myr Mr. BLAvdford should be irifirm..l of his Lord.bip's determina•ion to accept bail far bis • ibearlefe Deal Trllll. lor arymer may eitarg.• that might be brought again.i Lim or the Arturrey.tirsteirl. Mr. ISLioeford m•. +err lbntttishe proctored two reiperrobir persons to um wet for . u. appeorroce„ and sent tie in bout ins so the Lord N.Lasor reads 1, give so the verarnin re quire L. The Lor.l NI.I•or inimedio elf d•rersed that the Pri sms( r *Viola be wrought brfurr his. and she two brit is ere re gniored often'. At I I o'clock %lr Rlai.dferd riveted the Just .e roam. and Moot rear the fire-ploire *lnch I. rii ear nieame from the bar, W whirl he had. urnl Void is, always labor as. Da lea he hastens of the day had beer pearly gone Waugh before the Lord Mayor °homed ham.e Or Mr. Blirdlord, said his Lortosblp. •• are the , :entlevrea who ttlfi.r to he I yes in a.- tendase• ?' Mr. Biandberd. —My lord. then have been waillag span peer Imrilkis:p aloft Wilmer The Leas M %von. If I bod known that. I 'hosed bus , p , e e.l Joe gre-tons of ~., s e liberations without delay. Lit. ,, .., la/ ra:li .1 • • I 3 for Dor deloy. The blarshulio i • or iii:corlarrer then called N'ark Garr ma Ile II) onin Vicar. No •••• Of tilt retained. sad Mr. Woodford betro• !nob abort the rlsi• a silts now, t after • slighs heritatinn, he said, •• IMO convinced lies si ill be hear: I i i o re a ve r s r e lia n ce s oh them, nr d ran nosh account for their Werner ny she priori , mat Mat the. base jot sten i o•il oat to ge a list of refresh Pia. a ill your Lordsh p base be feed rt. its ler t h e ore,tior eard neer I ttle Is all probability they will be bark .6 a few waste..." Ilse linos MA11011.—Cerl•INIro Mr. RI .1111611r11. I Own wall la rite Ism marmot for Her arc.maeuelas.on. Mr. Lila /fled ib.• rearesred that a few it' tbr Memo, all of Ramo were re.ul, on oblige bus. would .rep taw dr sties. bowing p.ablir.bewers. In n soot , rime Mr. II Arland Mr Riche. appeared. sad Ile Leal M twos. bating beer saforsavd that they were is sues& ass, oddressed each in the follow ire manner ...11. fir. Ilan. riter yonnelf sr bail for Mt. Blasafard, 'turn a etuoge oti•draseas.os Mr d 1 be Loa. Mayor —What le Jeer same, and slew de yes reside ? Mr. Ilars--My same Is Mark Hart. l read, at Ile. I, illsral.1 , 1111.1• .1/1,1. Pa.... MPV•R.— ID akar business are aro ? Mr. Mart —I ate a Harr-asrs.farsarer by .ride, toad that ir.ele I Tier I tit Sourrros.— Are as a benisekeeper ? Mr. 11 •••.—li Tao Lop., stotsciroa.—Are yes bail far Mr. Blandfurd is Ys other rate? Mr. Hat —No. Thr LooRO Mayor —The bail required free verb of pm. Gentlemen. M I.: !ruble that *lna • ist from,. demanded 4 mierlf Mr Ittindfor#: Are you, Mr. lions. Der* 4,l.alter the is.ssalent of all arlur Wes? Mr. Ilart.—"lo doubt of it. The 9.0111, .‘l4•OR.—Nlr. it ekes, whited* you what is voile rade, and POW saw? Mr Ni has .1 liar ir N.. 4, Great Wild...wet. ;Arcola% l o pilelds op r , e e a i h of St. (isl•-r. ; air 4. cooper by trade, a 41 ay none is He.jaurw Riches. Thilma• M VOR. Are yrs a bowekeewer ? Itirbe•. - The Lotto Mato..—Are yes hail (sr Mr. Blasallard gra any arbor ri urge? Mr. Riches.- No. The a ity !Mini Are you hail fee ether.? 1 Mr Ririe....-1 reser was in my li•e. llti• Lotto 11•1,1 t. Are sou ~ lease ski. remarry? Mr. Ni g nos r Ilt•light iti w ha hing. 'lke LORD apron.—After payment of ell 3 rer debts, are yob worth 4.1. 111 r. I! irlres.—Cetruiels 1 ors. Tb • LORD MAIIOII. Yon Milt bulb. GrEllfirarrl, MIK lain sureties to be re . nn Ode f r ire appesonia eof Mr. filar . l ord • the Court of Hewett is .be en.aing Term, is answer at , tech char e• a. may be twasnot •, .iant rim titer The two final vier Ilea •1t 0.11. awl tie lona S 1•10111 mid. " Mr. Slandfasi,l. no are iarhniced Lao his,, ...ad me so consider sow scif an Sorge, b. ainentiv line sill attend an the arising rano at the Coon o. King's Meech, awl not depart the Goon %Wails le:sve.' Mr. Statalfeed.- My toed, I beg t.. hay a few words. I shall. I ewer • yea, Lenlso e . he ready to sown r ray charge that say be bran.:' f-rviard aganto we. There nay be oue 1 thing to operate in he ra s .ini..n of alma people azaleas t. My pnverty May prevent as.• fins paining the oth hied.. room of eatploy.ag profe•slasa I men an my def ace. If t••at he the Ira e, I •Irs.! hare nalCsiog us r Iv none ben any as• humble • abilt i1..8 but the verdict of a :toritirb Jot, doe, ant depend typo* talents. nod at a. a great ersovaLattott to we t•. balm. 11111 foes a• d • i rats a.nres ail. have a d e weight rib as It art I and apracht .14. v of any cowry/ay. *Neve fa: :s a de ream • Mame. I • nll :ay •••• sue theta. awl treat to their impartialsty t 1.. an a.qui , al. a. starer .e the va:leoee 4.• ',mkt% titan snap , twat beftare Mena. • The Lotto It % ••011.—V 11 cannot be plated i• better heads• a 0 1 1 ore now at .itsetty 1.1 to. The imßo M tv-o.• m . Ilan. are you a Jew ? Mr. Matt. -hi.s. 1 an an li...batman. i . 1 Ise basis VIA roa.- Way, so yea sight, and a Jew at the • valor , i•ne Ale. Ihr . apparent!, rfoodell• -I ass bred a tl bar n I Tng : had. and an• nrongtat u. au I.,•glt•ltsaata: I belong to thn LoulsliAsall lb ire n.. 0.41 my too Jew. ! Ihe 1011 D NIAT., , t.— Wan were %no. Mr. Mantra" d. bente I van .et up la- , is lig-ifir.l.l Ira to of r.f.r•ll l ^C ? qtr. Hlawtfurat.- 1 va..• a mast Jae by trade, hot trade sat vets ha a., Vne , O . , :ir ea-e•li.lenent.•-"•Vhot i •tro-nert• do pos rt y ? i Mr Ill . antifotil.-11:! my teasetal. liar Sone is as f i.e. 1 tr..ch ma- C. 1 It 124 ohaer•e4 that Ihe trade of a we... ISM is pr fitalste,• d prea•seed na .ta) aJcirtager. Mr. llntiadtawd.-Yeaq bat the opettitnie sat' auschera din islet' ~ the rob s t :and it I. Pow war eheJ, ni:ta lats.,. dots .Icattlie ear h.r 1111.11 la very e oft aldialar). • Mr. ttiondfaed ..r• besid; god walked ont .4 the Jeo,,re rows% al* on lii.ode. - 1)11.D. th• •M. 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