The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

L HAT ASSIZES. KINGSTON. Amt. 3. Nary Wells, • married woman, was indicted for the murder of her bastard child, on the 16th' of Vebruaty. Tiler* vras no evidence tbst the a►Ud Mae iso:n alive, and the Prisoner was foood—Not Guilty or the Murder ; but was convicted of t►e ens. resiment of the ba.lard child, upon her own erinfes 'jou, subj.•ct to 'ha tpuestinn of legitimacy. &owe rat CCM 11 seviiiiml. T. ittlswa was rspitslly indicted for alquoltieg 11r. Grow en the King's highway, and taking Gm Jim one lialf.crown. The Prosecolor is tbe propel,. for of the Globe Tavern, at Peckham, end on the ti t Nosrmbor last, he was returning home at a lair hoe• in the evening. It was very moonlight, anti is ' P visa walking along the hank of the Surrey Canal, he observed a man running towards him. In (..w moments •tte Prisoner name up to hiss, and wit► an horr;rl oath 11 , m•tided his money bat net iv—visit's env answer, he drew • largo riots from so rter his jacket, and with a tremendous blow felled Geo,ge to the earth. He then search►d his vet k►t., end Stink a half-crown, all the money he had about him, and after doing this, the rattan struck Mon several swarm blows an the head and body, and left him on the ground weltering in his blond, and quite avowing's. During' the time he was pert*. s t ali n g this pottage, he swore with most bitier impre cations that if Mr. George made the slightest noise he *weld bent his brains net ! Soon after he left two Gentlemen passing that way found the Prose (Nu., i n a sl a b s o f insensibility, and took him to an adjacent hoes., where medical aid was procured.— When Mr. George recovered his senses, he was en. shied In give s.• accurate a description of the person of t►t Prisoner, that Oddy, the Bow street who resides in the neighbourhood, apprehended him the (dinning day near Woolwich. On the part of the Ptisnner all alibi was attempted to be *et op ; bet the two viiinesses produced for that porpoise bring examined separately, completely contradicted each other.. The Jar?, offer ll chore from Mf. hilllke PARk, atihnut hesitation, found tie Prisoaer Guilty— Drath .1. llovard wag indicted for saerilefinesly break. In and rntrrina the parish Chores of Streatham., and steeling two Bibles and two Prayer.boolts. tbis p►o. perry of oho Cherebwilideos and Ovetseors of Ike slid parish. Th. Prisoner, it appeared, was a poor denier, •nd had vied the 'erred eoleoni he bad stoles into waste osper.-1111 was contacted, and ro. calved taw once tif Desik. G. Packer, M. Carnal* and R. Griffith., were apit.lly indicted for steeling three ►l.cks of tie, igloo 151. each, the property of K. Wilson. ear mark sod Griffiths were acquitted; Fletcher yes Nonni Guilty, and received sentence of Death. CIVIL. SIDE. PIATCIILIT O. coLunor• This was an action against the Defendant for lg. 110I•11Ce and misconduct as • cow-leech, by which he poitotiod fire cows of the Plaintiff. Ihe Plaintiff was a dairy farmer, and the Defend. cif had formerly hews a veterinary actg.** in • deo. goon tr d iment, and now practised a, a veterinary surgeon 1111 d cattle-doctor. The Phi%lira cows hod the mange, and the Defendant was amphoyod to core tAPm, which be ondertook to do. Ile accordingly warted their shins and tiro diwased parts with • cur. flin medicated was; the erotism" was, that In •botit • quarter of an hour the cows began to show ampeonts of great ilium—they because tremolos., vacated, lay down, their linsgses swelled, and lolled out of their months, their eyes wore hollowed, their bodies swelled, and in a very short time they all died. In the opinion of the witnesses this effect was ocarsidanitty cwrosivo sublimate and in the with. %.. • Mr. Maaavac, for the Defendant - , celled the led cf 14:Defendant, who stated, that the ingredients of ibe week were rock slam, while •itriol, tobacco. eater, end meadow.dork boiled tnieihor. The wit. Ness said, thet he did not heow that his master put sac corrosive sublimate Soto the wesb, bat he had cot revive sublimate in his shop. T. Jet, hood for the Piiiiiiir—Dameges 601. TiII',ITON, APRIL 1. .11.1111111111 V. PALMER. This was enemies broegb to re the sum of 3451. seder circumstances rather peculiar. 51r. lieljeent PELL opened the case.—The parties, he sold, were respectable fornwrs residing at /tieing tow, in the army of Somerset, where the Plaintiff was posomend of a certain close, among ether lands, felled broad Lies; aid the Defendant, among ether prenehlois t a* field, called Fos Hole ; these pre mkt., bobs divided by the river Yeo. In the mouth Priv MI. ISIS, • new, lie 'travesty of the Defend ant dietl..llmt Limed sedeeet believed of some e..tstagissaa dietraimee l sod aft. by the desire of the Defendant, thrown 11001111• viva sit • place called liallsoireisay, the Vliiritire field lying a little Inner down the stream. In the cootie of a fortnight en three weeks, the decomposition of this carcass produced effects so loathsome, that complaints were midi. to the Defendant ; and in conseyeenee of these c..mplaints, the cow was taken piece-nivel not of the Titer, and buried. In the coarse of the time that the row lay in that part of the river which was above th• Plaintitrs field, the cattle of the Plaintiff, IsLich were pestering there, drank of the water infected by the putrefaction of the cow, and io coesseyeence of an chinking, were seized with the same distemper of which the cow had died, by which distemper a consi derable member of them were destroyed. It was to r.cuver the valve of the cattle so poisoned that she present action was brought. The Learned Si•rjeaet would show that the Plaintiff lost on cattle hot these which, feeding in Broad Lee., shook of the infected water ; sod ho woold show that the Defendant him. self t ad (net some of bit own tattle, which, feeding In Fos Hair, olee drank of that water. If those facts were proved, be should be entitled to a verdict. John Fudge was servant to Yr. Palmer, the Dr. fetidly', is June, lb lb. Remembered a cow of his Wastes'. dying the beast was darned by witness •Nll 1/0/416,111.t1 flung into Ow river at Bellmire.tiney ; ene tow was fecund dead in the morning, 1191f1 II sown tutu the dm abrt a'. trto•u ; ser.eSt yeti ; end the side mere the ground looked blacker jilt had morlibai. John Rolland reaseroberwl Ike VW/ being thrown into the river; the Plaintiff's cattle were all healthy at that lime; the watering piney of the cattle was below the sprit where the cow was thrown in. inn Col was servant to the Plaintiff; remembered the Wattlant's sow being in the river; the water was iceman, and frothy round the carcass. Abort emu or eight days after the enw was thrown in, his aster's cattle 'teemed re be ill ; they were restless, and ester ran from their eyes ; • number of them dirtl. None were ill bet those which were kept in Ithe Brood lees; the rest weregaile healthy. Knew that three of the Defendant's oaen had died, which had been fed in lea Hole. Same of hi. master's tat tle were killed, to save Mew frees dying. While he was dressing one of the rattle so killed, a calf of his master's came to him and licked his clothes and shoes which were bloody ; the calf was taken sick, •nd was near dying : it seemed to have the same coot. plaint as the cattle that bed died. Cheri*, Holland was a botcher by trade: uvr the Plaintiff's stock before the cow was thrown into the river ; they were in health ; moaned and opened some of the beasts that died ; the spleen was swollen to five or sic times the *seal dimensions, •nd tha ie tesrioea were is a state of mortification. Normalise cattle were ill bat these in Broad Lees : those on the other parts of the fares were neither sick nor sorry. A number of witnesses prayed that nune Of the Plaintiff's cattle died bet those is the Bread Levy ; and that all the cattle that died, those of the Defenilent as well as Blesser the Plaintiff, cis br•ted the same symptoms daring tlo•ir which lasted only from two to ten beers. When opened, the spleen sod istestien of all were fused la the use state. Mr. C. T. WILLIAMS, on the part of the Defend ant, addressed the Jury at considerable length. The question, the Loomed Counsel said, was, whether the cow of the Defendant bail actually died of a con t agines disease. The Jury had been told that the water had been infected—infected to a degree which rendered it sot only loathsome bet deadly. If it had been so, would the latter have drank it ? Cows were eery nice in drinking. There was • pond in the very same field, front which they might have drank if they disliked the water of the river. Bet be had stronger grounds togs epos ; he should prove beyond a doubt, that animal matter, In the highest degree petrid, was not in the slightest degree poison. cies, when received into the stomach. lle should Ron, that such wee Use power of the gastric juices, that meat petrid, whoa swallowed, became purified offer remaining a short time is the stomach, lie should show that, even supposing poisonous matter to have vitiated, it meal have been so diffused in the present etas as to render it impossible that the cattle of the Plaintiff should have been is the slightest de greeeffected by it. Mr. Edward Percy was a su►veyor. Had modes° estimate of the average width of the ricer, and of the velocity of the current. The ►iver was JO fret wide, and the cpsantity of water passing any given puint at Rellosire-quay was 1400 hogsheads a mi nute. Mr. James Patin was a farmer: held land on the basks of the Yes, lower down than that of the Plsiutif ; his cattle drink the water without safer lug. . Thos. Fero was a farmer at West Cornett! ; Ins( rattle iu July last ►y themes distemper of which the Plaintiff's cows died. Mr. Hugh Stanton, sergeon, said that, in his jedg. silent, a putrid carcass would not convey contagion. The moment petrefaction began, ceetagion ceased. Petrefaction hew es soon as life was completely extinct. Arsinsal substances, in the last stare of pe trefactioo, wield not be injurious to life if taken Into the stomach; they would create nausea, bat would do no se►ious harm. If the putrescence which 'seded from the body of the cow had hese COftel/nI. trawl in a pail of water, it would not have Imola poisonous: &Mood, as it was, it must base been in noxious. Mr. Sully, surgeon, Dr. Chichester, Mr. White, sod Mr. Barrett, veterinary sergeuos, concurred iu the above opinion. Mr. Serjeant PILL replied. This was indeed, the Learned Serjeast said, an ego of di Des. Putrid matter was not prejedicial to health ! How did it happen, then, tint persons were liable to criminal indictment for gaming putrid substances in towns and cities He meant no disrespect to the Medical Gentlemen who bad been called, bet speculation was not to be opposed to fact. There were people sq speculative as to think that children of eight years of age received no injury from working 16 hours a-day in the cation-mills. He remembered that in France (for France had its speculators as well as Trenton) a Gentleman betted a large sum that he could ride a cer tain distance in t givers lime. The speculators went to work, and dit ed that, from the resistance of the air only, it was impossib!e such a body could pass through the space in such a lime. The Gentleman, however, was a bold man, for he rode his race and won his welter. Philosophy was making its way et all points. We might now, like mad Tom, "swallow th► dead rat and the ditch dog," and yet receive no injury. We should soon, probably, nisi without either air or water. Some ingenious persons bad contrived le doubt whether the plague was infec. tious. A putrid body would, no doubt, be a very facetious cearpanion. The punishmeot rf Mesporiss, • living body cheiued to a dead one, would be bagatelle. Let not him (the Learned Sorkin') be chained to a livieg one (laugh from the Ladies in Cuutt). He respected philosophy, and admired im. prevemeat ; but was net yet convinced that a putrid cereals wee wet onwhisleseme, and that be should net solar by coming in contact with it. The Jeep, without troubling Mr. Jamie. Best to sum up, lased a verdict for the Defendant. TRY v. ►YIDUY. This WM SO Miss I • r►cover I. Bs. for goods Bola sod alloossi. The first oitoess proved the pm►. Mr. Jostles DM oilmossecl Ms regret that loch a cam should boo fossil its way into Court. Urge was a man ao limbo as to bring an action for 21. 5s ; and soother =III Nab as to defend it 1 FP* lines hsd awe atindillboot them than two which he would quote to tlieJory art. Irmplinedl. ~d .61 Witt T' ...• Ahi A 3tott Mew .s Si 1.. t tiodous• -rtilt STATESMAN; MARRIED. 0. ii. Int too. r at. t;•u:sr Iltmenomme-are. Mr. Joe•ph teerh roostge WNW, Sr ia de oglntet al Jot. Thome-. Etitheo.. No Ito re.td. I.wwa. Ua the .J i 14,al Mare.* boast New Cautcli. ?oho Pratt, Itio....iard.,te ilerriett. only deogetrr of Li. or It Leireet. Pori ~.ku•sysore. DIED. tlre 1d itnt at hos beass•:lliarkheata, aced 66, Choirs On sic.A 1,0. at I.rster Toothi. 111 r. fluahSJim, sea. is tM SUM 'MT of hit ;.4e, ter, tar 14 ism. Etienne tarseb Cot-ls, of Threadasnils• .trert, m Sir bad 'mu of Ilk sgs. fi1.:41.11 STOCKS. AT PAase. V tail 19. S rer C. • . Au*. side As,. foot 11114•••24 $j f. SSP baulk edb Mr. horn Jam. I. 1.11,110%. “16 Ligidern. 9 d 2 3 S 3 aNuri LI tie dill.. :Ms day- 123 13 Mein . _ in Loses': Arßit. h. It.tCtitt.Aan.o its Wv, fr.• 4i;1.t1.1 diet RIM 3 Pail P.lll,..mspertmc 211.1 ttes•ito pPrteht. J F. • chairmen PiiicE op arLi.ww * -14 " 1 " G I ". in bun, t , t , tl . 2tv 2 Primed aid Plitsfthei 'Ay liner. .+b. 41 le. %SOS the only Isivat.4u 'ay. •. • t:..1%. Ica:, No. 4, o;•,•• I -.; mo ST (TORO. APOTWICAUtte CONIFAMY, O. JOITS wtnavavorr. The Defendant in this case, it appeared. was she sea of a Elan who in the early pat, of his life had bees a gardener, bat had since set op as a cow leech and quack-dottor. The Defendant continued as part of his father's family until after the year 1815, in which year an Act was passed. winded " Au Act for tim benn regulating the practice of Apathy. caries," by which it was declared, that from and af ter the Ist day of Aegust, 1815, it should not be lawful for any person (except persons already in practice week) to psectise as se Apothecary la any part of England or Wales, unless he or they should have been easmined by the Court of is'aseninors in the Act mentioned, and to have received the Certifi cate directed by that Act. The Apothecaries' Coo. pony thought it their duty to prevent persons of the description of the Defendant, administering medi cines, and fur this purpose the present micro was brought. Mr. DAUNCET, who was Coonsel for the Plain tiffs stated, that the father of the Dafeadent, from 1811 I• 1815, was acting as a cow•leecb, partly at Macclesfield and pertly at Newcestle, and up to the Ist of August, 1815, the Defendant had merely act ed ae an assistant to his father, and since then had continued part of his fatker's family, until 1817, when he went to Batley, and had elect acted as GS apothecary, and for each act io such profess.. be was liable to the penalty of 201. Mr. Dean.). said, the geniis. for the Joey to amide would be, what ism practising as an apothecary, so es to Come lit the meaning of the eaceptioat—except persons al ready practising se such ; and for the Defendant to do this, he most prove ho was acting as an apothe cary, and not ea an assistant to a cow-leech. 'Diere were two counts in the case, one of which recited thirty. five acts of Defoadaut, for which be would be liable to penalties of 101. each; but Mr. nuances i said this was not a vindictive action, the P! .intiffs would be ratisAed with one penalty, their uuly wish being to show that persons of this description would . not be permitted to practise. Vatioes toilsome, were then called to prove the facts as above recited; one of whom stated also, that the Defendant, when a boy, was employed as • calico-weaver at Stockport. Mr. Jeans, as Cannel for the Defendant, 'sped I at greet length in his WWI ; Ise admitted that he! had never received mediral instruction est of his fa- ; ther's family, bet contended that this was no proof! of Defendant's ignorance. Ile staled, that the De., fondant was 9G years of age (being bruit at Bowden, Cheshire, 1793), end was now married to the &milt. ter of the Curate of Bosley ; sod alleged that De ' resident had practised as an apothecary on his own account et Newcastle, some period prior to the peso. lig of the Act alleded to, being, when he did *octet ' O n m, above the age of 21 years (which is also requised by the Act). Mr. J. said, the Company of Apts.*. caries in London appeared es the Plaintiffs on this re cord, but the real l'lsiutilL were the saloon and apothecaries of Newcastle, the Defendant having, by his assiduity and skill, obtained as 'itemise practice its that neighboorimod. Mr. Jervis thee called mini-! cos witnesses, who deposed as to their @aperient:lto( the medical skill el Defendant, sad as to his having practised as an apothecary, by dispeuleg modicums, &c. prior to the passing of the Act. One of them witnesses was Mr. Arnold Warburton, father of the Defendant, who stated, that he (witness) had follow. ed the practice of medicine about 15 years, first at Durham, since at Stockport. afterwards at Macclesfield, and since at Newcastle. He mid he practised surgery when at Newcastle ; that his son omitted him there; that be had large quantities of people come to him, sometimes 50 at a time ; that he took his eon to assist him in 1811 ; that his sea practised as an apothecary at Macclesfield after sett. 'less left ; he did so afterwards at Newcastle, and has since at Bosley. Witness did glee medicines faeces, horses, and other animals, and practised betides ea tensively at Macclesfield. Mr. Datincey, lo cross . esamining this witness, asked him if be had always been a surgeon ?—The witness appealed to Ike Judge, if this was a proper answer! sod whether ' he mast reply to it, and at last said, " 1 em a Sin. gent."—Mr. Delancey asked him to spell this word, which he did at several times, viz..s Syorgunt," " sergend," " syurguncl," " surgont," " %origami!" Mr. I)• said, " I am afraid, Sir, you do not often take so much time to studythe cases which come before you, as yam do to answer my question ?-1 do not, Sir." Wilms, said, be never employed himself ass gardener, bat was a farmer till he lomat his present business.— Mr. Delancey said, " Whn did you lease it of ?—I ' learnt of Dr. Halm., my hrother.in.lasr ; be pose. tined the same as the 11 intworth docic •, and they were regalor physicians." Mr. Dassicey, " White did they take their degrees i" W them. " I don't they ever took a degree." " Then were they reviler physicist's?" "Nn ; 1 believe they one not, they were only doctors." " Only doctors ! wer e 'hey doctors in law, physic, or ? "• They doclor'd cows sod other things, and humans as well." lodge to witness, " Did yo• ever make up soy me dicine by the prescription of a phssirisn i—l timer did." "Go you understand the characters they use ' for ounces, ecruples, and drachms ?—I do not"; 1 " Then you cannot make op their prescriptioiss; from reading them?-1 cannot ; but I can make op as gond medicines in env way as they can in theirs." " What proportion does en bear to a pumud ?—(A pause.)--There are 16 ounces to the putitid, ht we do not go by any re polar weight, a r mis oars by the hand." "Do you ' bleed ?—Yes." " With s deem or with a lours, ? With a lancet " "Do you bleed from slit' 'ego or. from the 'may ? From the MO." t . 7'1.G11149 wsi artery somewhere about the temples ; .what is the memo of that artery ?—I do not pietism' to bate so much !flaming at some base." " Con you tell me the num- of that mites, ?-1 ti.• ant hurts which yeti ineau." " Sapp's*. thee, I was to direct yen to bleed my se it 111 my how (which Goal forbid), is a vein, my, for instance, to the jugular 'fin, whom should yea bleed hint '—‘Vhy ist the Deal, to be I sore." Mr. Baron GAHROW sormord op, mod 'he Joey almost foldaway misused a *lndict los rim Pltioisoo„ . damages 101. TM. um the first costa:saes swim tie Act. ~''* POLICE: ---..-- Attoestew•noms.—Saierlay R.Higbp. J.Drawa , R.D • DI; mid I . I.aa. • %ere towolgot op ea a souse it g • assaatny of had. copper, a d over mewls, from t..c May .; le. Woos r. compriaaisiii, iwordwidelk. It appelred. fists lbe siaaraseat isf die Tr I I Wawa, Y at Dighy ass as apprestree of Mr. %%Wee% gad refal•• site at A. 6 J sampan. ; the oshrr Promsers were absts Iu the trade. A. few vseely lambs bk. • aeighbour of the tweop'aisam. wag pa oing by Mr. w re's shop at a la balm ea de sopa. ulna berm a oda go out al de 'bop wltb n 'span b,. bads. appareaulp egatnitilag ustmeibilig se., Mai,, said. tlis sass mooed desirous shomil escape obsereados. Dishy. Ow cainpAlswart's ap press e. rag losateg out at at door Idea we ass Ideraidag II at all was bat riga , Mr. liessios infoissed elnapligispest og Ilse a orraidlulter. abe upon Isogiug sorer has stork. said that a law ipies.ity eit esinily numb?. log or Weis or had. its der, eupgar la bid ~ Imes, de. was atimikig. Ursa eiggalry. it was Iwo/ Ant awful bats bed byes sees tam's oat et Ale. seller, aid serried /(by tame permits •on the oat.idr, ...l l) in tae catalog. or aft 3r darl. la esa.sorewer of this ilderamisios. Hipp ere (Milled cab use midst, sad after a East evaiumensesd. wide • fah r.oriestioa, is .41.4 b e. i.pocawd Ike rem of the Priomers; who were s e . cordiality taken tow rated). Bros a orafeiord OM he remittal mete steam or e . fres Ides y ; hot it •a• /14 mil be' by the 441 pe r. • who skated having als) lismeleder Isbasserr, ef the iniammisao The (firer Inlets a huge iguitatity tog wail; . ...awned to tar that Welt. hues lbw (seapilissaitt, to a plum %line a &maw is kept ales). hewed. sad when 'hey be ail kinds of meta/ oosseqsiesily any mewl sold there masegiatelp '• goes la psi; sod it melted doss, elks Moires all edema). and t 1 'ti Übe eawsleiwe at Me oak( (as Cell as the itemiser) vet) di& call, it sot Impowillir, as in the peeper lastbste • . Mr. 1% low said. mai lar bad already mimed metal g• tie subsist or 511. as• upward.. Ups* sis bigwig sioub.ige go boom, laps .bat • deal mere boa bees mole. 14 the omen. wise and tattooist...time of bat beim alas Ise a short gime in We room; to pleader aim a id amendiy., lye LSO MAYS& ad 'arty 1.. say. that as 'lmre wa , a • eel. drone to prose that h woo the PrOulifm wso had doles 1. • property, he should he obliged is disebarpt them (thooseirrldo of • criNsinalis Nut being oitanwolileholitistigli he bril ow Ise least MHO.. isloseser tar lacer gent. Ha Lardtiap sorely tesoored Dishy. aid *aired UP. Minter to L iu fa Ile Chamberlain and get hie isaidlarta ralseellia bale obssuseig, that the shop allnifed to °wain to be smelled. and, Nara Mm was had. saint there egassised. The ;bole of the Priapism awe discharged afitennadlond. lion (nem bi. lwribbip. To • men, of she names of Lawrence magi Tole, will having picked the packet of Mr. Hart, VIC sures, Iliseusgb. Aa 011 M .ia.ed, lbal. an He preelwat_ IFlPeplisp ha etas porn down CliesPsek., whet he observed si (=Az ; shared taloa a none •bbli bad ranee ilea/a were bas ly lb, oak la thloadillos Oka Wawa at me by-slanders. Ile at b spar Ohm fallow Ms. UM. and deaw a silt haildlienr.itf oat tlf Int pocket, %Mal TWO" wm ..west le give a Lawrence, Want be loot him wig It la bbspowe-sion. Ik. Hart Ike kaNkerci ir =- per,. then belisg called la give am amass& o f Ilse shish *bey 'Moine/60e liriae. Lassreaste said, be did jel l , Res.! picked IA beim op raw be eisold.—Tales Wet by f nee sbip ssigbl dee rad upon it lbw be vas an Asitea plumber. led has Meer Weft /Ando., •any thing of lie kind before, mid be woad take rams*, he sever ass again, It his Lordship would overlook It !•.r all. time. Tee Lis '.! s yea nrweght Lawrraer's accent somewhat tn lhdartosy. ROW Ito Aosta roateit lam. Tat ether hating wo oar 10 wooed Use cocoa account hick be gave of biased; NW keep Isis friend e .pao). 11.7 were bails fall, eamained for trial, and the part* humid 0111014 a prwareote. CHMKINATION AND ASSAULT. (tcttaaiu..—Saturday J. Clark, J. Alias, aad J. Humlosi were charged w fit hayloft assaulted nos. Camila. 1 se Comytaimiat stateel. th.i • he was an Hallam. dad was dui plii)ed b' Mr. W. taws., iamb koissil.mbleV, Co* - crude, Smithfield. He sorbed for . Smith at a lower prim than my of the oilier mem, mat roasequeadY elleilef. the am mosity of the whale shop, lo *hive Mere were opisards of IA mew employed. Os tisiiiirdly lan. Wax &offal aim amoeba.. rime gravid beater spied iciwares him, baring remised flue.* awl iwilmarkias to that ere Rene sb. she, abb Sal Marty (brim sa ater over lam a 1.81.1 as or ark. sal altpuralMe =east) if annnyaucr. Atter it reseisea his stages the Complais ant emu rimirardsbis home by a hy.rearl,lin urger is staid the sea, whom be expected should lay auk foe him. %a his way brae be was geisg aura Soots:bilk 'trim *Oa otberivril the Wove Prisoners heated coasiog iaselifas a hick be west Mao the shop of Mr. Lisp% toboarodilit, MO be aright get out OM& wa ad wait 'until she y Isere g.me by.... S deer he had .a s p, he Mib followed .11 113 ( * lac fibs bit bin a blow spna sae bead. saying s• mat ;bey Weill do fise him" it he eisotismed is work tar Mr. Ssi h t tit ester Ptimeem afterwards came sp. mill said .hey a arty •• .re.r his oat," sad world throw 'WWI filer him if be did ant drsist Irmo worksex al thin price. ' Clark deni;:d has ini struck the Camplahrant, bat admin.. 1 14 he had creel threats tower& in irsiihcaloon ul bide. Ibe 644 that the Complainast use a turesiturr, who hod wok served his time to the trade. and tool work at A pro dmtidl lower than thry roaM ear., their living at, as they . could col get more lbws 11. or Vis. per week even at the tell pnee. • nie Conn. plainaat had Paid. that be world eoatieee to work adder she rest i(he • oiled sight aad day. They called the appreutice of Mr Nei Is as a Mithew in their behalf. J. Monier, the apprentice. mid he was present dierhvg the transaction. and deified that Clark laid struck the 4:0610114am: he. as well a• the when.. h..d mewl) amd SOU {Ye ast.l thwaira, lug language writ • the Complain:mi. 1.5.4111111 44..4,110v -.Kleine. • . I..Prt-irerso4 Wffge lha NW ae Wife 11011:0 , 4 al much as i\ peratuy. and often paid omit a. D. ;ter week hi. men. who had go to sorb war M their eamsuatiteuev a. to dictate to two oh, applied f l :.; k. at what p.i.e toe, 'tumid week for and ibet i.e;.pomed a moo hi so.vereps.r.o. who via, so prom, for refeong to do his wink as the rite w..i-r he had agreed her. Several giro hem • forward, add irervitt. is Ireistrkillet Owl in Mt. Sastilt. Meat .L • r a re, heroes.r bard they neltbi *oil,. nail I tail, more tloot aft., our 91. per seek. veleta like the Lomplamsat their worked titers act! lug. The Sitting A ;dein'''. Si. c %Imo, nil, sb. 'bay like she incia..t. •te. I•trripor. It awl aught if (par maister voila .rift allied SO g ivr ruin: Am the ins of the v . lie th..u g hs rate an aggravate I out, bed orelcied IWs A. Hon. io God bail. tin keep sty peareloweseds the c.asitlalsaat. a m listener ,emir Mir AMAMI I the h - Nat, ll.lfarcl an/ Mary Al&Ile . M 4 KM; sere tso movie-10u of slealiel a mooch. A. 01111rrr owe Moo/ *or iM. bid. a, hlits, inorowit. oar ad ahem 'Nad i rs t . I ,ast6 in b e e hand. Tart in. re nii.erably n. tt Mar ma Mae they had :eorrkated the watch. *lie nicer took lbels ap Our of them bad der dalser.e. toed Ain a Aka iier hag pledged dam trimming - Tbe: •erermaacled dab* !Noah: and !Allier. 10 viers ald. his MnithiK, Item thieved tri peceMei annisey. 1%14 ihe Prremeelti;l4 agl.B prate,. oat 7.e4..,, enmed n Lad bale•emaree al II bmileel I. if11•1:111.. & and an Florio •ae titi aatempled to p.m a twit tOoltiog. woes the on. don. oed . Ihe fattier •••• J.rr riming. Ampere • ley tieepi•cd -a .rag, wa• sibs atom two cow .otto. - Iteoutoded. glow . .-!ward. , raves bats hen rite 19 year old. were reward wish camas. 41.411 of two of stow . % tie fully caseseeerel, wad toe wawa rearWIWI.• ;111t1114. (hi 14 14 intl. at Kam .4.k. sloe Lod& at r. P. Laud, MI D. 0 dor hp.r. sir wifr of Mr. MAW,. Upp ldgrara Owe. Pimlico. of a ds.;Yltr.