The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-10 00:00:00

Tv Iv, skrArtatsmAY. assume a more seente•form; and it was only two days before the stoppage that it was signed by the . remaining partners, and tMs deed did, in • fact, vest ---..---- KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, Dec. 15. ' in Lord Ffrench those secovities• to the amount- of 18,0001. then in his father-iii-law's possession; not • Tilt HON. CHARLES FTRENCH Art 0 CO. V. NICHOLAS MAHON, ESQ. a shilling, however, of the credit was• procured e Mr. Serjetnt JOHNSON proceeded 'and said, the but Lord French was euabted, however, to pay Jury were told that in fact, by a secret deed of the certain demands on his own account, to which he 31st December, 1813, two of the firm were net in was authorised by some of the other partners ; and fact partners in the house; although they were 59 in some antecedent letters were written to him febns• law, and had not taken any concern in the manage- them, by his own directions for that purpose. Such ment,of the bank, or received any of the profits,' but care was there .manifested for the creditors, and, were living as private gentlemen, and -yet at the very t gave a specimen of what care would be taken of them PoLICE. time one of those gentlemen had drawn 8,0(101. out I hereafter ; .other circumstances appeared which Hemrost-estariew.--.Yesterday, Robert and Joh. of the house, and given it• to his father ; and when mai ked in a great degree theasceinkney and con . - Kates, and John Dillon, were ,finally examined, ea they found another of theta also drawing a large sum trout which -was exercised by this unhappy Nobl e SESSIONS,. JAN. 91 , suspicion of stealing a quantity of hair, the propert y of money from the bank, Was not that an active ; rilliss in* his lifetime, over firm. A-purchase ivits: of Penton and Bliss, brushmakers, West Smithfield, partnership. They were ostensibly presented to the made by the firm of certain lands, that was •subject ; • with whom Prisoners wereukers , apprentices : and .lob public as Iwo individuals of a firm, having an : issue to a deternairiable lease, but no soo t ier was it made, The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the. , raylor and •Juntes Chamberlain, on suspicion of of 300,0001. hut who never brought a single shilling than the firm gave a lease for ever to Lord Ffrench County of Middlesex commenced this day, aethe Ses- • . ' receiving the same, they having in their possession a towards the capital of the house, and one of those . at, the old rent. .The B an ke rs ' A c t could not be sion-house, Clerkenwell-greeu, W. WATSON, Esq. in . gentlemen against whom a commission had issued, I efficacious to over-reach those acts, but the Bank- the Chair. quantity of hair which they could not worse f or . disposed of 10001. of stock in the Funds,' paid the rapt Laws alone were a v a il a ble to the purpose.— J o h n I . T r allis, 'a respectable looking man, late They were all fully committed to Newgate f or amount to his father, or lodged it in part for him, mid Three of the partners b r ought in nothing—three Master of the ship Wooton, was indicted for know.. tr i al. ~ . yet• those were the men eke, would evade the Batik- more of..them only 2 Jhn Roberts was brought up for fin a l eremite'. ° OOOl, each ; but they would ingly having in his possession three casks, with the . on, charged vs Rh a feather bed, bla n k ets , rupt Ltws for the benefit of their creditorseatid seek be surprised to . find, that • the private debt of one King's mark thereon, being victualling stores. lion, security in the Bankers' Act, where they might re- of them to the house, was 15,0001—0 f another One of the Thames Police•ollieers stated, that he and furniture, from the stealing house of Mrs.. Conn or , ' pose for their lives Without being called on to answer 10.0001.—and .Mr. Keary owed 60 0 0 1. and Lord went on board the brig IVoolon, on the 15th of Sep- Church-lane, St—Giles s, where Prisoner l o d ge d for their property. Would he have had it in- his . Ffrench, 30001. ; the house having et the moment tember, then lying at Deptford, whet' he.found three five nights, and conveyed away the property b e f ore power to have stated even so meth to the Jury, but an• ittsue of 300,0001.-20,0001. worth of bills - casks, which were painted over; upon examining the family were up in the morning. Fully committed to Neegate for trial. for the operation of the Commission, ere it hkd al- running due were gotta, and Mither the commis- them, the place where the King's mark is usually • .QUEEN-SQUARE.—Yesterday, COSMOS' was ready proceeded ; if any thing of those facts were sinner's nor the Messenger -got a single-Bank note. placed was cut away ; and looking further, he disco when the Solicitor of the Custom hours known, it has been owing to the yet ta c himte opera- In fact, 75,0001. had been disposed •of since the vered.the chips in the hold, having. the King's mark exam i n ed , tints of the lentkrupt Laws which enabled them to issuing of the Commission—it• would .appearin evi- u po n them. attended. A confession made by him on Thu rs d ay make these discoveries. ' deem flint after the stoppage the bills that were run- t The Defendant said, he had received the casks last to the Magistrates, was read, over, which w as They were told that the Partner; had attended a nine due, • werelianded to. the clerks ; not. to collect, - f r om a Commissary•nt St. Jean de Luz, where the in substance as follows m--That on the night the Cm- Meeting of Creditors on the 15th of August, but iii the name of the house, for if they were ) they brig had been out with stores to the .Duke of. Wel- tom-house was burned, he and two men, netned Sul ts itil their acts, after the third, the Jury had nothing would hare been paid in their- own votes, -but in , lington's army. - .. . livan and Thompson, were at the Black Boy in St. to do ; for if they were to be found Bankrupts, it their own name.; and the produce of them in Bank 1 Lewis, the . Acting Master of the brig, de- Catharine's, when a foreigner joined-their company; sh o uld be on or before that day. But the Jury of Irelandnotes were handed either to LoelFfrench ! posed that he had cut oat. the marks, and painted who, in the course of conversation, said he would - would lied that there hail not been a single state- -or the other partners of the house, The Jury had over the casks, by o r der o f the Defendant, wh o acted give 2001. to have the Custom house burned ,to th e meta of the affairs of the House, which did not heard of a statement i ts the papers with respect t o the as S upercargo , an d t oo k th e managemen t o f th e ground, and they said they would do it for less, and carry euppression or manifest fallacy. It would up. affairs of the house, he would show the fallacy of it. ship, finally agreed .te do itfor 401. which he paidelien t i n. Spanish dollars, and also gave _them laapowder, pear that since the stoppage of the House, a sum of They had diminished the issue try nearly 1000001. a,' The Jury,round the-Defendant Guilty, which they made ie communicate to mite reeks of 73,0001. of the effects had been disposed of, either discovery made by the operation of the Bankrupt 1 Several petty cases of assault were also disposed of.. powder lying in the'CUstom-house. TheyaMieila of the hills due, or:funning due; most of which were Laws—they had held out their creditors available 1 __ _. paid, butelot a single shilling of which was forthcoms property, exceeding the amount of their engage.; ~ light to it to cause an explosion, and alten-reterned DARING ROUERY.—Mondey evening, between five. to the public-house to divide their 'booty. He silso ing. That the notes of Lorti Ffreitch, to which he was MOOS; but he should .stele to them, 180,0001. of • and sin o'clock, afellow knocked at the door of Dr. stated, although he-said-en a former (ley the Use be.. always by law liable, were eseeetied a.. she' Batik, that•available pioperty consisted in•bad debts - due by HA RRISO NI, of Salisbury-street, in the Strand, which longedeo a man of war e be only. pecsestieekmaart and certain Cterks paid fi fteen shillings a thousand bankrupts, insolvents, or by . themselves—of that . was answered by a footboy, between 14 and 45years whose name was Neligan, and got his metes. 4k for the act of cancellation. lie - would say a weed sum, 25,0001. was 'paid by• Bellow and Ca. of this' Of age, of whom he enquired if MS.. SILVER was with- gate Sullivan' address at Windmill-court, Rosemary hadorten to theiteepun .the Bankrupt Laws—Me law town, where name he need only mention to 9 1 10 W in in'? (a ' Gentleman who has been an initiate of the lane, where Gillmore, the officer, apprehended hi m wisely defined the acts by which a trader might what jaopards such a demand Stood ; nearly 40,0001. • Doctors about six . days,) the boy informed him . Mr. last Saturday night. On being asked if his statement het.. me a hauk rept, some of them were involuntary, were dire debts of the partners themselves, whose pro- Doctors was within ; when he replied he (came from was true, he said the whole of it was fakes • 41e wassome voluntary ; it was en the voluntary acts that he perties were guarded from their creditors by private would rely. The acts were—keeping house, or settlimientsMr. MkWitiNstsr, in' the Strand, a hatter, for a hat, asked what-was his motive to trifle iss that usanner •• otherwise absenting,' or departing from the deeding.- included, d' or anterior demands. There Were alsoehts debts' doe •by the cashiers of •-the • Teem .to be repaired. The boy was proceeding up stairs to with the Magistrates, and tell such kleeboOds. He house, keeping hoes. , to avoid arrest ; every one of and :athletic Banks, rind theist were theirosettinote,e; in f orm 'M r • S'LI.6LI when hearing a noise in the pas s said it was with a viiiseef „gettingtway, if he could Agee hedooked . behind him, and observed the fellow criminate the others. those must bo connected with an intention to delay of whirls, as cashiers.; they had the custody.. • Chris... Needing a number of great coats, hats, and other. ar- Sullivan was broughf in, and as4ted if he Inew ' creditors ; atnotig-e those might be 'enumerated—. thither Tan& was atsoyetarrned- as• a debtor -to the - tides, which were in the passage, to another man, at Oftener. Ike said, ab o ut .three months back, be re making a fraudulent conveyance of property, for amount of 15,0001. but it was not clear if it was that necessarily delays creditors,—lle would guard only' 50001.; bat he denied the Wiener to he against , the deer . ; the boy called to a female servant who was meatihered his lodging in• the same house with him, in theititchen, for assistance, when the villian knock- but never had any communication with hi m . •H e them from confounding the act of bankruptcy from him at all, ma whether it was bad or good he was - ed him "clown with such violence that he was insen- was then informed by the Magistrate of the•atetass the evidence of the act; for it was true, a debtor determined to resist it. Another - debt to the amount : ?Able for some time, and the two robbers made their ti oe s a ga i ns t hies by Connor, in being accessary to plight be denied 'without. iuteittion to delay and of 14,0001. due by the house of Broughton amid Co. esCaoe, With the whole of the property which was in the atrocious act of burning the Custom-1100Se; and absent himself from his house, even to the incotive- which is contested, aid a bill fi led neainst the littn; Apnea of Ms creditors, without .an intention tQ and en injuoctiou obtained. Upon . the, K e l pie o gre ! the pasSitge. , - sias told thaf if he spoke the truth, he would bead "remslay, durtag the time of Divine Service, a man mitted King's evidence. Ow this he declared his delay or defraud them. It would not he an act of would appear to be is deficieiity of opsVards. of :. tolerably well dressed, and pretty far advanced in innocence : he said be h a d b een ill i n an H osp i ta l bankruptry, if a creditor called at en unseasonable '200,0001. and iii fact there wis only* a fund of 80001. • -- • , years, was detected picking a Gentleman's pocket in. most o f th e time.ainee he came from the East Indies, hour, and the debtor refused to see ; but if, taking.. to pe all the debts of the house.; • 'St Clement ' s Chur c h, but the Gentleman, fearful of and particularly . . at the ti me a ll u d e d to , w hi c h cou ld all the circumstances into consideration, they should O n the 271 h of June the house stopped payment, be of opinion that a voluntary delay of creditors was and after that, the doors were shut, the windows isiterruptinkthe congregation,sulfereilhim . togo about ,be proved by persons with wh o m he l o d ge d. B e i ng done, even for a minute, it would. be an act of hank - closedhis business. asked wh a t he th oug ht o f th e man t h at so accused, and all business suspended ; two of the ' .. An alarming fi re hrokeout at Meal Farm, Mend- him, he said there was a God ab o ve t o j u d ge a ll. ruptcy as much as if it was a delay of 1000 years.— partners went to t private house on that day;where i ' Lord Coke defined a bankrupt to be one whose-Bank they were denied to a Mi. 13aggot, who came tot sham, Bucks, on Sunday night, which' threatened The Magistrate-ordered him -to get a shilling for was " rupt," and not a trace left behind; Dank there look for' them. One. of theM fur two or three :mach destruction ; the flames originated in a brew- , his landlady is.to appear iu e ltiabel t alf.—Th e Prisoner his dinner, and go home till next:fir ars d a y, w h en applies to the place of trade of all trailers within that niglits4tehouse, contiguous to the dwelling-house, which was ;his itt a private house for fear of, an arrest ; . definition ; the Bank of the Plaintiffs comes most dis- and security was given to the Sheriffi to prevent any altogether soon consumed. By prompt issistence a Connor was remanded for another hearing. I - rick:yard, barn, and spacious premises escaped the 11. a boy about 12 years old, • was fierily, for where arc the traces of it, except in the persoial arrest. Dormer , • o agration. I i rifl charged with stealing a silver table eriboti . frees a tears and sufferings of an injured people, lamenting • /-le Would not call their recollections i 0 the me- . their own calamitiesamidst the ruins of that. Houee lancholy transactions of the 27th June; it was quite 1 FALSE CHARACTERS.-- A short time since Mr. 1 housein.Maner-place, Kieg's-read. ''A Mee. 'Masi- John Meyer, of Norwood-(louse, Surrey, saw an so il stated', th at on th e 20th sit: t h e boy, who is which so lately blazed with darelitig snleedour notorious that the doors were stint in banking hours I o'er the land ? The Bank was first established in —that LhecreditOrS were eiiintled,.the drafts on the' ~ /dVeitigement in it 'NeWspriper, by a footman want. , employed by a dustman, was helping to take away the country town of Tuam, Lord Ffrench was then house were excepted, and put into the window, vhilst i ing a place, to direct to A. 8., at ' the west end of , some dirt,, and . b e wen t t o f e t c h a b room to. sweep at the head of. it, iii Col:wally- nith Mr. IViii. Keary. the Pankers - made ' their entrance and their exit ' the town, and lie being in - Want of as footman, on e i the place. A silver spoon left outside in a saucepatt At the close of that year the Bulk was established through the back door; numbers of persons were . 1 swered it; when a man, calling himself Thomas , nas'lnissitigifter they went. The boy'amother ac. in Duliliii, nith Lard voch still at the head of it. antioue to get in, but could uot ; individuals fightm 1 Ilarris, applied for the place, stating that the last knowledged to hare sold it toColtivee'e Watch- In 1805, the Bon. Charles Ffreneh was taken in as have been selected, but not Ode in a thousand ' . place he had lived in 'was with Mrs. Mary Hurden, a ' maker in Paradise-ro*, as *the boy said he found it a partner. iii I we, Sir. Teak became a partner ; holders of their notes were admitted ; a window 1 widow lady, residing at Hanworile with Whom he in -the dust.--Remanded until•Collive attends, and in 1807, the lion. Thomas ...french became a with iron bars on it, was opened for the adthission l r had lived two years . and a half.. Mr. Meyer wrote !. isow-eracer.-0n Monday Edward S. Smith Was Charged partner. lie now came to a most important date of notes, to bedisposed of as the person inside pleased! I agreeably to this direction fo r his character, and re- ° si n e t s h ii s n ie d a ,i t y ill o a r ta . t , o a r p s d ur a r , ,. at thefi re at Charing 7 eretw, , early in the history of the House. In tett, Lord Ffrench a notice was posted, " Bills accepted, but none. ceived an answer in reply, purporting to be sig ned , U•aox-u M.—Patrick hell 'MI comm ittedal r hil:l4 00 1 Were ch a Med retire.: from the partnership , the issue of notes paid." It was like a gentleman lie remembered , -h et le , 1 Mary ' Hurden,` represeeting Thomas Harris ' to he a by lir. Williams, bather-dresser, of Greenwich, with robbing him of sprious pieces of leather aim! skins being at that time of a most enormous extent, . wanting to prevent people going a private passage , : fiery honest, sober, and in every respect an excel- - •rhe Prisbisers . W - ere journeymen or Mr. 11.itrasessfeaLbagurk-isagss. greater than when it stole; at that time . there does had written up, "No way, this way." lee would l ent servant ; the letter contained the post-mark of beintenteriained albeit's. application was male for aa lt r i c't a' - not appear to have been ally settlement of the old tell the Jury, that when once an act of bankruptcy 1 Hounslow. Upon this supposed good character Mre! r i se e r i reiont i t sbereete ancl anoilicy,.Coastable wenteto search firm. Another of Lord Ffrettch, Mr. Martin was committed, it could never be afterwards purged 1 Meyer hired into Wfiere lie Mitered., s o d il, g ge njg e , g n o Tere rou t g we I h lerat a he'r k - Pas wi , gh ni:l i e x pieces of two phial Ifretirli, was then f or ought in ; and it is remark- or done away ; and if, after the 27th or 28th of on Tuesday, ti the 3d (ant. in Ale is a thin man, found :and at Lyans' lodging they found three skins, tifo'piet.,..s able, that not a shilling of capital was put into the June one was committed, it remained indelible and . i about five feet seven or eight inches high e a very ine of t foreign leather , leather, and sa tifie . lark-listk. -Mr. Williams swore to House by the new partners. The original subscrip- unalterable; and if the facts,. which he had stated as; animate countenance, stiff in his gait, but very it- I ) oss !e hecould llcr have d sold s- ii, ‘ l l se o r ic n il m i . t .u'krd ir o n i: tion of the six was to be 50001. each—in all 30,0001. to the escaping by the back door, and the exclusion • tentive, and appeared to understand the business. of • I .—L.lonscimifeised he had taken the property fonts his master's Three of them brought no more than 20001. each ; of the creditors were true, would it be contended a footman, partieularlibi waiting at table, • &c.— . ViTi.e?' K elly stegie'l havisei done so, and said a man : mina d Riles', who has absconded, Je tt the article at hi, bidirer. Tile ) . three of them never brought ill any ; and my that the y were not acts of bankruptcy, and the pro. : Friday evening, after dinner, dOring the absence of were both eoustaitted for realm thelessioin. '' • Lord Ffrench, on retiring, withdrew his 20001. perty of such men not subject to a distribution unto Mr. Meyer (ruin home lie went .out, telling th e . . . - capital. Lord f•Yrench, kowever, did execute a the Bankrupt Laws. . other Servants' 'lie was going Co me e t th e Norwood- EVILS or Foturtrsir-Trwsio.—Predictions often deed upon his retiring, by which he went security , So much ' for the house in Dublin . The news coach, as he expected' to receive a parcel .from Lou..•i prOcir/T. their own fulfilment, -and thus oceision the for his sons, who were partners in the House, to of tile stoppage reached Tuam about three o'clock, don. Not hating returned some hours afterwards, 'erg evils most apprehended; in'etonArmation. of the amount of 40,0001, Lord Ffrencli left the new .on the 28th ; immediately the front door and .win- . when Mr. Meyer cense-home the house was examined, which . We shall relate a fact :—A lady had been mar line to pay t h e engagements of the old ; and as if . duws were closed by the direction of Mr. Keary. , and it *as discorered that he had made off With pro.. • tied some years, had three little girls, and was near no dissolution bad taken place, every thing went: But they were told it was a surprise upon bite e perty to a consideraideemouet, consisting of two her confinement a fourth" time; when her husband, en as it hail done before, except that Martin Ffrench's but how would they . accouet fur whet he was going 101. Dusk of Diete t id notes, which% hid 'been stolen being absent' on business, wrote to _request she would name was substituted iii the room of Lord Ffrench's. to state to them I—Two or three days, before out of a drawer that was locked, and several articles search his bureau for a paper of some consequence; But, although Lord Ffrench had withdrawn his : the stoppage, a large gate was erected at the -head '. of weather •apparel. Enquiries we r e ma d e ' in . t h e . in d o i n g which she found another, in scr ib e d " Mi. name from the' firm, he still thought the buiinese '•of the lane leading to Mr. Keary's hall-door, and neighbourhood, and it was learnt that he was seen in , flutes of my fortune, told rue in the year 1789," could not go on without his persisted interferenCee its that gate a wicker door was put, large enough Norwood-lane by the patrole employed by the inha- , which was seven years 'prior to her marriage-- aid accordisigly, be would be found in the months to !Omit a slug's person. On the day before Mr. .hitents of that neighbourhood, who, observing hi m Curiositi prompted her to open it, when she found of May, 1814, just before 'the stoppage, actively ,Martin and Mr.. Thomas Ffrench, .who had been at 'heavily laden with two bundles, stopped him. The as i'OIIOWRS—" E.. D. tells me that lam to Marry. interfering in the management of the House in, Tuam, had gone to Gal w ay. O n th e 29th,, Mr. f e llow said he wrs as coming from Lewi s h am -, t h ro u g h i n seven yea , a lady with blue eyes, fair complexion, Dcblin-:-keeping the cash, holding the keys, supe r - Charles 'Ffrench arrived at Timm ; and Mr. Martin Croydon, and was going td •Filackfriere. The patrole and light hair, with whom lem to live very happily ; Weeding and girlie , directions iti eiery ramification and Nlr.Thomas arrived on the 30th ;so that OR . Su ff ered'him to proceed, • Mel he escaped. • i that I shall have three daughters ; that i n giving of the business ; a nd ° it was ' on the 14th of (lint the Ist of July, they were all in the Bank-house.— Yesterday morning, het weer, eight mid nine o'clOck, birth to a boy , the fourth child, my wife shall die." month only, that he gave up the cash-book , and From thelirSt arrival of the news, all b us i ness had ' a boy belonging to a public-house nt the c orner o f This paper fell into the lady's hands but a few days nithdrew entirely from any .parsoual interference.— ceased, the front door and windows barricadoed, i Portugnlstreet, having been out collectingl:is pots, before she was confined, and caused a depression l'he Jury were told, that the stoppage came as a and no access, except to such persons as Mr. Keary ' was prevailed on by a sharper to run for a wager of . which she could not throw off; but when the sex surprise to Mr. Keary and yet a month before a chew, and that through the wicker door. ft would sixpence with another boy round Lincoln's Inie fields. of the child was known, ocoincidencel le strange o deed was prepared upon the suggestion of Lord F. 'appear; that a person went on behalf of the creditors On his return he . found the' fellow who had laid the , the three girls, 'and the boy being, as predicted, the ter all the pliers , re to sign, in order kr- provide' an the Co'h of Juno, and found the house closed, ' Wager was gone off, taking the whole of the pots with (Mirth child, so entirely seized •her inn • t . that . gina ion, tha t funds for the security of 'the house, by 'Which deed ataato access or aesaver •to his demands; he went • him; - • *.• 'hue • s 1 Ina peke) , she lost her intellects, and in less this . certain securities to the amount of 18,0101. thed again on the fst of July in Sheinim •' nng, h ' e found' Ctr oosen's Iseaucer.- 1 0n Saturday an, Inquest three weeks (during the whole of which time she was in the hands of Mr. Reddingtou, who had alien on the doors shut ma locked ; ' he' met the brother-in- ' , was held in Newgate upon the body of Thomas- com p letel y deranged) she expired. . them of 50001. were to be handed over ice him, laW of Vie Morris coming out; he asked if he could ' 130 it it on, who died in consequence of a ball which i . 7 — l7-- • ---- Ist lITH. • . . L or d Ff r ench, he undertaking to procure 'a credit see Mr'. Ffrench Or Mi. Keary, he fold him to call in i was lodged in his bead, on the 18th of October, by I On Sunday, is Bernard-stret Russell ; re.„ - the lad } on Kirwati and Co. to the amount of 10,000 L ; but a few minutes ;he went alsay ;' returned and saw the, Mr. Eyelet, when he was attemptitig to commit a I Richard atm, Esq. of Shrub's fill-house, - 1' ad - the deed appearing to be of ae equ i vo cal a n d dance pterfr'e he tad hini'difillie had come with' paper o f burgl ary ' 1 'of Mr . G eor ge li 1 •11 o atl": r , ms mp hoirl gerois character, it 'Wei • delayed' till' it s d the house for payment ; he biked' the porter to tell I Piccadilly.- - Verdi . ct:--Vstifid/c !foeticide. ' 4 h O,N 1 i0N...74 ~.I;teil and. ,Publigiled..ls 7 D..LOV CL 1., 1' 'ST•I Ll3l AR OFr ICC ti, I , leet-street. PFRI? NCH'S NAN K.. [CONTINUED FROM OUD t.trim OF FRIDAY L \ST.] them heLvrished to spent to then ; the porter went up stairs ; he could bear, upon the porter going into the room, several voices speaking; when the porter returned,. he said he coukluot see them. On the following morning heSound the doers she( ; he got no admission, and he was , SW they were not iu the house ; and, yet, it would appear in evidence, that they were there all the time, and when they . went out they crossed the fields frbm*the back of the premises to the public road, where- their horses met them ; and 3ret the .lary would be told} those persons did not absent themselves, nor keep house with an intent to delay their creditors. (To be:continueilj :~,:, 4 I N • • th WESMMGSrEII SESSIONS, J 4 v. 7. Jane Meade was indicted for defrauding M on i s and Davis, ironmongers, Parliament.street, of fi e , pair of snuffers, value 21. and upwards.—. Verdict, Guilty.—Sentenced . to transportation for s esve years. John M'Corroll was indicted for entering th e dwelling of John Cole, Avery-street, 2.1 d vo_r w id s, Chelsea, with intent to steal. He was found Guilts, and sentenced to 12 mouths imprisonment in Tuthill. fields Bridewell. I Tem I ew tzvai ~-. i • • 0- 1 a rte: r ; 41 thi tsei hick a. atiA 1101, EPP! ig Ly . 21 ? • Al • i.t9 s.g3 it -I ( e A mpossi Irtek • ind PI /X I a•• fn 91 re ▪ :Thu CI 5 • - 5 11- Tile PA • r • • • tote to. Gove Our tf - 10 NCl! t ' Pf. I. OM. • PIM - • I r !lERI The cosi] •se c • tal 44 id oaf , * di t al t (air au 0111 isti .1 ,\