The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-10 00:00:00

, -..........r,0pmui1i. Yr. CURWEJ4 loos of opinieu that the whole astray' should he hapeeled. The proposed plan w add make gab'. Poore abundant tban arr. Mr. F. LEWIS thought the mune* of hie He.. rifted *as calculated to protect the game, end to glee the occupier more power seer this land. The rased Bill calk! out tend to weaved env Geode sist' (Mei residing upon his property. Wilt was oot a frigate by water. ought not, except In a ease et ai.s.,lnte necessity, to be made a crime by Statute. Lease was then Riven to bring in the Bill. EX (111:91I tit US FOR MATIONs. Mr. O. W. lIARVF:Y said that his object was to More for • return of the somber of infaneatinos IMO hail LW, filed in the Coors. of Emile and Each.. qua' garter the Catalog" and Etcise !riots, from the Jet of Janeary, 1818, to the 1,4 of January, 1819; as also araccrunit of thorned, whether obtained by syrdiri or cempromise,, and the costs of lb. Solicitors in Path seat. Many COMPS had traceried .1 great •p. toretsion ; one or two of which he should state.—A avereisant of London had lent a tradesman 10001. to woad, him to take et small shop in thegolke trade, littd, by way of#ecurity for the debt, he pet Wats, on the door ; a scandalous freed had been detected oolong sassy of the retail dealers, and as befirine. timaisral been filed grittiest this man, sad be grassed for I; penalty of lOUt. for dealing in a vegetable pew. der, which was insets Itself of a deleterious quality. ln aneetett to an apkleation made by tie Gentle man who. ad lest Ora money a printed citadel , was sedt to Ma, Meths, that the Board would not ate} . ' • cWier presenting several Petitions, he fres , the, upon paying SCI and the costa, whit lf ageoented to 601. the proceedings would he stayild. That he declivred ; and a ',edict was pro. offeneed egsisist hi's. That he coriceived to be • cal "elgreat bardship,,ra the lender of the money was wbollkignoract of Such an article having beets in the pees .n of the debtor, and the Board of Eaglet woodiroot, in lb. first instance, state the millgatiole of the penally to which they would agree. On that *autism, to less than five Counsel, whose fees amoukted to 501. had been arrayed on the dee of the 41Pos. Any case, however trivial, cost 1301. in the t Nati of Exchequer. There was another cub, • that bad • different resort. A nun of a notorious . ,e 1 seeder set up a small brewhoute, aid know. tog that a penalty of 3001. attached to selling *tirade to a licensed boomer s entrapped boys mad •pprentices, in the absence or their masters, to sell him treacle. and to take beer from him.— Against one very respectable trader ass inf.:pads* was filed, sod he vas so lotiraidaterl, that he offerei 'l3Ol. as a compromise. That . being rejected, 4 the advice of friends be erase isso Court ; *Mir the character of the informer *as prov'tl to be be. famous, Oral iii India found for the debrarleat. -iv ICA CON lOU{ communicated to him froth Colchester. A man of the risme of Underwood bed a small sloop, called tbe Good lutes, with which be yes in alto habit of iliedging for sprats, and aissiatiog ships as a Old. - A sseiggihei Oohed e•orn his rota s made a signet *1 Ikea M•s beet, sad the boat of the Good MAI mat A wet to Ms relief, invo which be Pot some iraistie• head article, aod then inforraed evilest the swear. Too informationo bad been filed is consequence, and in both the defendant ()alibied a vesdict, et the et pence of 3271. As 110 costs ere given against the t.suarn, all the cr•mfort offered the poor ruined mast war that he might prosecute the informer fee per. jury. The illinnutahle Gentleman coortorted with use motion which he stated VII the commencement of 1' h;ii speech. , • The ATIORNF.Y.GENERAL observed. that fbd l i taregrable Gentle , an li Ad attacked many re elcable men. such as the Commissioners and the Bite, of the Eerier, god none more severely AabYrsi humble individual who then addressee! the OS*, sod by whom float of the pre...cutlass le NM! Court of Eschecieer had been coodocted. Bet be would tell "hit Bon. fienflernau in the face of the Bogie sod the country, that if he impeded any motives to him, eacept to du his duty, for the pro tection of the Revenue, be asserted whet was oat true. Out of the whole stenther of remote that had been tiled in the I:schcquer, for the last five years, not were this one verdict oat of 100 had been given against the Crows. Ile then adverted to theatre* that had been nientioned,and observed, that no gat of hit duty wee more panful and laborious thee to mitigate the penalties in sorb s manger as to p.. nisi without reining the offending party. The iloq. Moser on this occasion had observed on the practice of haling Special Janice in the Eschequer, god urged that Common Jades would answer all the ends of justice. Ile mat differ from the lion. Gee. demist, for there certainly was • prejudice en this subject, slid woe •ho in other respects would be es entibely to do a dishonors/able action ea any Geode. MAP in the gave themselves great laded, win the Crown was a party, and who would think toe. thing of cheating the King, as it was called. It web Necessary for the earls of jostle. that Special Joi/0811 shooW decide questions in this Court. For suppositsg the Jury is be tradesoteo erlso bad sleets paid their duties fairly, a defendaat would be half condemned before his arse was tiptoed. On the other hand, if they were persons in the habit of /walla' the pupae' of duties, they world never Ind a corageirder guilty. 'lhe lion. and Learned Gentleman concluded by de. cluing that the batons of the Crams could not go on under any ether system. ~ Mr.WAITIIMAN wariest at all convinced by the the aggeovats of the flosurand Laulsod Geoltulunt althesgh he highly tespected l b . lien. Gentlemen fee his .mieble qualifier. list It sees not the lion. Gee. sterna. who was found !holt with, blithe system.-.s The complete' was, ill'' the repeats stranding Ara I , °feedings is tit. Cooli lif Eulogiser ; and further,. thst persons were dregerai into that Court unbolt l suede( for abat. lie bed \tallied had imperiatee of Chia; fat he bad beak preciraded agoras' far haring bees be paraimion of a piece of India Moditerchiefe. Ile Igoew Rot low or Mien, Sr for what, Intense. t cuts sag lefd against hive; bet loog before he knew ossy thing shoot it, rattrart: i risnirs in the'City know he hod hod isfoiniaticras • : molest him for upwards of .10,0004 Mgt was however, indebted to the lies. Oraetleptin far his fileadabils sod attention on (het usurious. His . Als.jeray's Atteritey-tiseeeal declined hie opinion that the w hole,chasge uriginetral l in conspiracy, aind - tie whole dinsection gill/ finally cdsolanoistd by 11:1 payi•A ICUI. and 15tH. Cog,. -- . 3IL THE STATESMAA 'rho Hue. and Interned Gentleman had talked of robbing the King. Its would pat one question to the Hon. and Learned Cattleman—he would esti whether be hid not area the Judges more than eon pall oat of their pockets India silk handkerchiefs.— IV the Hon. anti Learned Gentleman had sot, be might ; for he (Mr. Waldron) had seen it repeat erily.—[lkar, hear!]—New he would well en the lion. and Learned Gentleman In do hit duty; and whilst he talked of the King being robbed, for God's qtake let him tike care that the public were not de. (resoled by the Judges of the lend.—(A lengh.)—He wished to see the revenue laws pet on the sgpe footing as other laws were; sad that men, wall, they were dragged into the Court of Exchetpter, might know what they wire taken there for. 11r.'i'I EitNEY joined, to the utmost extent, in all which bad been said of the entries of the A tunnel- General F bet Ills was trot a questioa es to the merits of the Attorney-General, hot it was en objection to the system. The Kiehl lion. Gentleman particularly animadverted on the enormous espences attending Exthequer promotions, end adverted to the case staled by the Hon. Gentlemen (Mr. Honey), of the person charged wish selling vegetable powder, who, baring conspiemised for 301 foend that, without thinking of going to trial, his costs essneoted to bal. Ile nest adverted to the case of a person settle, up a brewery, and hating done so, purchasing of trades men molasses, sad other illegal articles, which they sold in Ignorance of doing any wrong, till they sere sinks from their ignorance by informations !edged in the Etchers's', against them by the brewer, for selling him illegal drugs, sod found themselves obliged to compresehe wish the Crown to avoid penalties.— The Right lion. Gentleman proceeded to comment on the other cases of hardship stated by lb* lion. Moser, and declared, in his opinion, the present system was one which called !madly for revision. He thought the present motion ought to be granted, and was most notions to bear the reasons on which it was op posed, for at present they bad not been stated. The SOLICITOIt.GENERAL said, the speech ' ,Ks, o hick the motion had bees introduced coeveyed a direct charge against the Attorney-General ; as the 'Hon. Member had asserted, that even after these clears were brought into Court, they were eondect• ed only with a view to vests. That his lion. and _Learned Friend's conduct did not merit this censure, wee peened by the eulogiser which had this evening bees uttered are his character, and the respect in . sti4eli he' was held by be Public. The lion. and .Leaned (restle's's thestawinemisci to take a review bf the threknikary eases, as he described them to I be, on whisk ibis motion was fosudtd, sod the et. I ItlaaitaiS urged in support of them, sod contended that no grounds bad been made out is favour of the .onus being granted. With respect to the Worthy Aldermen's cases, it would appear, that is one ha Wad ethesproseined, and bees allowed to pay 10011. where the penalty would hen been 91101., and fn the other, proceedings had bees.withdrewo. on a proper, - represestatios being made. Sorely these cases were we proof that the Eta s. pressed heavily for parities§ or adhered pertinacioesly to rosecetions; for these venous he should oppose the inetims. Mr M. itkULEY was in f of the tentlon ; he Height soysikr ook4oo to the Solicitor of the Ex cite, a high') honotrable frdi,idual , .hone chtne tar would be injured by the motion being negatived. Mr. W. SMITH nos as ready as any into weld be to acknowledge that the Altorney.fiessersl con ducted every ate, as far al it came within his know. ledge, with a strict adherence to equity and justice; yet be was in fawner of the present motion, and of enquiry. He knew, of his own knowledge, a case in which proceedings had been isistiteird against a house of considerable eminence. The party con sulted him (Mr. Smith), and he advised him to resist. He give notice be would do so. The then Solicitor of the Excise offered to compromise, sod renewed hie offer from time to time, •fferieg to take less each time. At length be said, the procetiliogs shogld be dropped, if the costs were paid. 'ills was also re sisted, end the whole died away; but had this pro teeding been instituted against a little tradesman, is. stead of a rich and powerful individual, capable of di fendiug himself, he would hate been obliged I. sub mit, and rain wield in all probability bone followed. Ti. lion. Member tin proceeded to state other eases, In which the persons proceeded against had been utterly reined, Omagh ultimately the proceed ings were declared to be unfounded. The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER defended the present system of proceeding In the Es. chequer. With respect to the motion itself, the ob jection to it wit, that no grounds were laid for it ; and therefore it was that be should oppose it ; and on the grimed of the character of the Court of Ea. chequer, sod the Judges Vibe preside these, he .should call etc the Hoese to reject it. Mr LUSIIINGTON opposed the motion in its p t shape, as being too geueral. The lion. Member would have gained more information, it be had moved fur documents on specific noes. Mr. W. IVILLIAMS thought that, from every !big elan bad ben said, this motion ought to be colhplied with. to the present slate of the nanny, every sispeuce ought to be saved ;and if the expellees of these prosecutiuna could be intoned, it most he an object with the Hasse to comply with the motion. Mr. HARVEY replied. lie denied that he had wishediS throw any notate on the Attornep.Gene. cal, we any other 111*W/duel 'staged in Faris* urine. •cotiona. The Attorney-flonersi bad said, that tint aria a hundred cases coded in favour of the defend. snot initteleeprooninions; now he (Mr. II.) cavil, 4tsraw., in • SOW tents, 2U acquittsladeeing last year ; and, therefore, taking the Atteitan.Gorieral's ale fen be eorrect, there mast have been WOO preset"- Ormsby the Eacise last year. Then see what the. `newt of tbe costs meat be! llisobject was, to shoe that rhecioneding by information in these eases was en ; iseceserp.sor it was sot hit wish that the nausenif per i'sone presented by the Eaciso should be published to Ilse ilewy or to the country. He wanted to know ; b o w stony ossegin the Excise processes were can. pinioned ; ler, en litcheriver ptoseeeslon being ay. nnnymsN el* rein I• a man, as Masa/4 sea heard ef, his evealines, or rather himself, were eager for a ;eemprontlee.a...The Hoes* then divided— For the M 00... .24- Ag.. 41.4 it ; 1-I kble•fily The Hewitt of the Quarter Swine, UIII toss brneght op, sod ordered to be takes isle considers • tiou via l'liursday nest (to-morrow). The Report of the Poor fetes Amendment Bill wag brought up, the amendments agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read • third time on Ther•dey nest (to-morrow). The Report of the Committee of Simply. was brought up, and the Regolotions were agreed tn. The Report of the Alien Denise.; Bill was breech , op, and agreed to, and the Rill ordered to be read a third time tiiiimorriner (this day). The Anneal lodemaity Bill „ was read • second time, end ordered to be committed to-sorrow (this ds ford PAIMEBSTON brought up the Moilny ' Bill, *hick was read a lint and ordered to be read a tweend time on-marrow (this day). Mr. HOLM FS Inmeght op the Ga. Light •nd Coke Company's Amendment Bill, which was read a first lime. Sir G. WA RRENDER Wls notice, that to.mor. row he shoold mo►e for Ism to bring in the Maisie arlottsty Bill. M►. LUiIIINGTON brought op Bills to permit the exportation of Wool from our North American Colonies; Solt from the port of Nooses; and the Irish Fast Indio Goods Doty MI ; which verb r►ad s first dem sod ordered for s second reading to motrusr.—Adjnoropti at Ono o'Cloct. LENT ASSIZES. CHRIAIgFORD, Misr■ B. The Assites (ur the County of Laws rnmmenesscl here this morning. On Saterdsy night Mr. Justice Reyley sod Mr. Jostice Park merited from fleet. Inn); this morning, at nine o'clock, they proceeded to open the Commis►iee, sea after Divine Service, they ►espectively sat io the Crown and Nisi Pries Coverts, r., the pupas, of trying prisoners, the norober of which exceeds all former alleviation, being upwards of 160. In the Civil Coert t it is said that there are more this 40 venires, b.e des a great away remanent Special Jury caries from the last Amities. Charles Bellew, alias Burton. *is indicted for assaulting John Potter an the King's itichwey, the gth of 14Isy list, la the p+►ish of Fyfield, pet ting him in feet, and taking f.etn his person a s'. Krinford Benk.note r a check upon the ease Bank fur 401. and two It. Beak of England notes. Mr. Bapataies. conducted tse prosecetien, and Mr. Cnnwoon tts. defence. It appeared in evidence that the Prosecotori was a surgeon residing si Chipping Ougsr. In the peening of the 9th of illy lust, be hail *cession to go upon his professional dewy to Fyfield, sad about nine o'clock, it being thou nibs, he saw two area before him, and us be approached them on horseback, he hoard one my 6 . now fork," Ile slockaised the puce et his horse, when the Prisoner earn* op and seised the reins, and desired the Nemesiar to stop. The other man then drew eat a phial, and preseening iS at She Piosoceinr's heed, said," sire es your money, or I'll sheet you." The Proammor diamsaated, and the Prisoner 'Rind his packet, of the property la question, whilst the'btitie use. kept bis pistol terestely at his heed sad breast. The Prosecutor swore more positimily to tie Priseaer'findeatily. The [warned Jeiclge fiatrieli mama up !became,: bet lite Jary found tb. Priirev-.4401 r wifly. as signing tot 9999 • that the Prffeeeter, after the lapse' of Ate menthe, might be sinksu is she posses of the Prisoner.. LONDON - i - fD.Nldifill Eli SESSIONS. Yest►rdsy 4. Fouts; sod W. Moody wore Indicted for violently asset/in( W. Merchant and J. Shirley (two of the City .oScers) on ths 24th of Nov►mber last, anal rescuing from them two persons rharged with highway robbery. The prosecution uas losli• . . - toted by the City. W. Merchaat said, that on the 24th of November last, between gown and eight o'clock in the *mi n g, he went with Shirley to the Red Lion, in Petticoat. lane, to apprehend some peasant who bad rubbed a Mr. Solomon, on the highway ; Solomon went also to identify the party, and they fowl' in the tap.roons •boot 20 or 30 men drinking. Solomon pointed orst. a ;mien who had been concerned is robbiwg him, end witness lees him set of the room, and give him in charge to Shi , ley, arkile he went up stairs with Selo. mon to watch another room for others 414 party. , He had scarce!, ascended, when a number of pewee rushed from the room and followed him down stain,, where be learned that the man who IA been apprehended was rescued from Shirley. Wkile 'pestle% with Shirley, he reteived • moat des- I Peril. blow on the beck of his head. A mineral cry of " rescue" being raised, • mallitade of per soot appeared, armed with various ammo, end began forcing their weir in to the assistance of the as. Gallants. Wiroves placed Isiamelf at the doer, to prevent Ingress or egress, bet received a violent blow from • mat on the outside. He seised hies, the fellow again struck him, sad a scuffle ionised between thros,l In which witness was beat and kicked severely, sine the person taken from him. Fowler was one who thus! attacked him. After a short time be returned into the house, and took the put-boy lobo custody, who was alto .barged with robbery. ne was leading him oat, when another man began to belabour him with a atIcIL Ile let the boy gn, sod pursued his aatailsel, eihrio he secured, add took into the house of one Israel, apposite. Ilere he wen followed by the gang what attacked bins with more Eery flue ever, and heal Mal is tee mast inhuman manner aver the body antn k rasl sithidedron,, &r. In consequence of thileSdhu lompable of holding hie poisoner any Wipe; anti from the braises he received, be was enlist, to attend his bulginess for s•inse fline. Whin the Prisoners Were mihs•quently apprehended, the Mews had again a reilfliet wish the gaol, and narrowly Pampa! with their live,. Mindy, on the first occasion, was not gait, so derpvipreise his crimp.ninns, but on the , terstiary, shunted oat, that be dol sot wish to be eekeetl! • Ishir!ii ennareneil the accnoht given by Matthew, Vitt dvoridieil th• oatr.ge to have been even mare aerie's. es it affected /limier. __. _ . _ _ __— I. Helium and M. Israel saw Fowler and Hetilir the soot *cave in Mt attack en lite Otterrs. resister mark nn Men& ? bet 114;iudy denied he ing assailed the °inters, nelsathstiinding hails wd, pir‘ent._ _ - 11,11 pr. ittl.r short dellbersatiost, proocenctil tLesp Loh (;.,, d. tA- • • • 4. •• • The Reconnut then sentenced Ilsedy • telt sad Fo•ler to IS mouths impsisentnent in Mc Correction, and •t aim expirattsoi ihnieis4 .4 routifes Inc their Rawl beharitter. tittle* d themselves, and Iwo often is 2.4 t. each. POLICE. --...p...- GUlLDUALL.—Yesireday seven Meinfet• of lbw Friendly Union Society, held at the Three Ti,.., IVest Smithfield, appeared on summons herons the Sitting Magistrate. Mr. Afdemann *armsllo, as. dated by Mr. Alderman C. Stamm (rh. Stature re.. quids( the pre...we of two Maghtntiee), to suswer the complaint of the Stewards for eon-payment of fines and roborriptions:-- Vise of thew., it appeared, had declarer/Moir ie. tention to withdraw theft NUM from the Slieletre book', so far back as Nonmember last, bat ai they had not paid up the arrears due from them to that lii' , the Magistrates held that they bird not legally die. charged themseirm from the Society, and therefore directed them to pay the deemed made agaihtt them. A sixth contended, that he was not a member, and had rover contsiboted to the fond ; [retie appearing that be was a member of another Society which had form. ed a ism-lion with this Sot iety, and that tee had anted as a member sinus that union, the bl Magistrates tided that he alto was liable to fi nes an d subscripti v.— Another of lbe party, a man of the name of E: le. toe, said, that by the Rules, if say .member ent betztod the fonds ef the Society, he was 111 be Mtn pelted. He them stated, that he was easctly in lime (situation, he had received motley on et of the Society, which ha was unit* to (MILO COOd OW itherefore cuneidercil himself as longer • member, sad consequently not liable to the further demands of the Society. . Mr. AltiP/111411 WAITIIMAM espreared We indignan lion at the atrocity of the plea sot up, evil, no cos. saltation with his brother hlagistrste, decided, that although for such an offence be was liable to 'spot. sion, yet as he had not been formally • *spelled be was still ameaahlo to the roles and ftptillieile. SOW-STMILIV—Oa Torolos ewe sward, % moue rebook menng Mondale nod Cutter, were charged with dr...rutty errant M rho nampareod Wnekimiew. The miter of it ward. Moo slid Plebeian, Wal *wee Wee fat raw weeks. aid.' awls unit rr. maned in owl' i.. ham.. day, termed, oirmited had threat.. rimed him with hierioiriinyori. Mr. limolit mid, k acts aw.t daripmgefil to Iwo us e% awe as the Prawitere in a wart Mime. a Mirk wa. loariolid fur shot aged hod brijirso my mat (or hair tia heart. Mao*, tike Hier lie lora s ~,,,,, 5.11m4 tam they elm id wi Kos get the cAerarier of tiogii.hass It at v. ~phi he tuppurird I. a workhowin s out sot commis w sal Ihia, h• Woe the thorny which mmatomot Thar. The% were ver litialsteell furs...ere eiria.girm and he thilefore anima them in be r•:cosishtil tar Itralyi so she How ot emirmosies. him •twth Pike on. jrawkiate. woo reennikrad WO • rheisfe al' trili'dirg C. A Al., ru t of Pontiac ri-nreas. Listens's Inn. Grier. ado us. mite, ml 4 a abet watch, with a gad dial awl ma I hada miim named flal•ww, oho conamittad as an sari after 11‘. fagg. Lenatte stash. — Chnltrodarreitlyronnect AM the= sal Mr. (Miter. of Chadirell, Sari, woo lately ro - reft dead of Ilie right. by... weed banditti, ;laborer's ogre *heir fans. had raker whe ilsigaird. They bed visa. winos . ), M 4 (Willy ehemieffial s*-.b... the lf thy wade may rr.s.s awe at pug flition.,mid phalerrd she Mare MY the whim plate. U. A kleedlyslloo.kirwseekhou •ao laid as this *them warm Mem Mew. mined Thompso. Tyler, sad !Mid, re... Min le w tr e l % /Wm liar jig Waite. Tlw oillerie, to eammpremice, [bete ollehites. and (.ands ienereity of Mr propiripa whirl' filr. bad bees robbed, nod (My • the Pro e, y lite *Myers a F t roa r at iho t . . mese rorillmors, at hi. mil • new w•et ,, r4l. and ibett hod a via which hag We presumed ill sr nid I MI 44 i f etwaiemi Mr. ameem home. ow the night ..f the rw00.11 •• readmits bed bemtlicomekorme kW hark, sr, Mr. Crs • rea 01 ly. TLe y were Oa hr atm 11141,01111:s at this eats oa IA nada), ha seat to t Jett. (fORONBItir IhQUSSTS: Os Nee/ ay a. Imam was bald. at Ilbr Vestry .1 It Jabal. literlyarms, as the body .1 . Pewee. a yam* walrus* Irwin ued by falling 1.,. she 1 bahee, while gybes eh a( a barge ulna boas. V•fdlet—ierideneall I/rads. An I isq srisision was sakeno.a Moeda, sigh, m tie 8•1 UN. sorer Casaarine-f feet. strand. fa she boft et Mr. Thema Fletcher. a entpetere. %Is mishit at N.. 3, Meleserroork Illrawd. who put an cod la his esi-teser by stabbiera saistagess Sataiday sista Lst uuha lash.. Mr.:lll4*cl Knotty. abiatot If Sir. isano,a, sorrow, 217, braid. sas war let by she dr h wife, bassets 'metre rad woe &elec.. is s'h'iny anoraing. N. *rot s. Ye derrinted's honor lawiserhatrlfy nag famed the deer-n. 4 In sae /..mot perkier. Ideed•og are, flit lowly. Meta* in a Asir. be examined alto. cud frommi • err' es umpire wound between the thertb aid IVA rhea: asmrOlies6. erred the het was bailers lour cud Ere awbeistkrea. !ad halted the left rasa. Ile siosi.e afferhealtsfly le isa .ice s ba was ametreatly Inotteleate.f. Tar defeated livoided thil he ehowsissed she an tonwelf. bad she aevesnabseion of blood Jai his dim carped me sle.rels, As the d sal Ing as bad ..he PIK amttwaaad is his wife and RMspei bars. Ale deceased did oat thy way hi casasaled the set. • Ile (witness) did ant lame itsai w.r she slate of she dearaord's maid, lwi ft* o She iakswer ra huh Lbw be wnsdespoolase. knob% no loannina, and maid eat ospbert las ea ' Veidles—Limery. Treskty r.ts.R as lagelsiaia wwahra at Ow City at Hereford. King tortes. Pee ahaogoare, before Tnownsgsrass : en.:, 1.-y. S. otuarr for aeblireses. on the body of oh:ban! Josta..to yews *1 gr. lfretier•-"That• toe deceased toed by I A poptsly , prudery./ by eateroive drialtiag. Nutt. At the Hee *cored** bib she Ws of Jam Turin Ferrier, F.,41,.. of 14 WU. . . . WARM:D. — Me Me ilkto M M Pt. Chmek, I.l.llkfty fe i reArrica Naomi. 'meagre doestme Ake lbw Freerie byelaw,. EM. Me Me Mb 1n.,. at h. A4pheit.-, GOWN* .Pleyee. Pm. et Plese.illt, Otemmieta, a• ai Iris It et Me same place. _ _ cm meths ;not hk how. i• CA•tioilisimvuore, io ihe she swat fits 'aim, the it,s. William Browse, Wry(' Camilield. Play', Hen.. Oa lie , d iasl., at hi. hamit, Tutieshho. 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