The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-31 00:00:00

a, . H. ve! .o.e.4i c rtto keep wanting be bitter !wen • a men ..bv the driver. e ..lernsAillen sworn. 7 Was•in the street-an that day r saw . •the teaselling. chariot eospior on ut kronen Whitt% insidisl .1. diet ider immoderately. quick; 'the driver, N o 'rack, l'i• •t to •scisnhedy ar if it., warn the person toe boirilepe' • ,•:na art tigainst •the• Chariot, which • *lett oblige the . drivie to utters from one aide of the wisei to'the other. 't 1 • • Job* Millet hoard the past boy eiliPll;itt lathe distend.' ill ' 2O yards ; none ot the witaosentsetald itleittlfy Abe pritedf - ' -,- ' as the person who &ovally! ebiriot on that day.M r. el evorn, the inherit* _who eiceodoed the child, wilt' then called- he ,slidwot en vier. • • . - ki,‘Jiiitiee Pi ith' 4 .llbil 'took. the depoailio"s ? I,ll*Kiiapp-rt:.leentet, tbe Coroner . , , Mr. ,Iliniete 'P ,nsL.,ne sorienn has not 4 beealieuritt t• • attend ifte' t trial:. Vtot b 6 1 ,,,,w0is be . 1 f11i 4 1101.1141t *o_ , qr.' - 414nivit iciitiedrtha4s et to Morrow, r.ls 10( (try= gram, neg)4,:r - 0411 04'4 Unpaire, a. edosidepillit .‘rm • on Ilitt Xtorttetio rkirreitindind a prosecution „ man*. On liAlislfflit'slielw).; , . • mr•viniti.4i:ki‘ol,ool•-flis' child hall - not been ill e. fort ilitittiehrititinee• *firth Ceniird'hee death: 'The marks ~' r , L , - .. , • in worels•appeaced .on hel person titer ber di•ath. ~ ' • i f irTtreglitis sithro-le fief in to Col. (iterille, Whops • ' iffialui bectisionilt 'the' dr/bra:toner ; 'believe's thlit thii-Pri .- einitatlhe bar &lb. pest-boywbo drOre it at the time of Itkpceurienti:' . • - ' Tbli witiiiiii•at first swore 'AO t lie. end.) . not idVtitify the , - Or1 4 6 0 1 1 tr; tlihdplie• ea* hlin. l ,4llolie:t.) * him. Itaytlied rclih . Lich 1.1.0, and paid hin,..on, that day' both before and after . - the insfortiinate •ricrerrenee. ' •, . ' • • .- flis'Lird s ii vii ets" ficimined him eery closely, and after tomb :Ludt nd iteriochtion, ent?rted from him a de. cloratitm It • e ifilsaiii Was the m in. r '.7ftlultiditaiiiPllten entrained np, and di it tied' thef 3 dry that , - 'dlloratrilliedoe obliged tboita• to find the prisimee guilty of , •,• '" cilliw .- -. isid-I*. the ligament immelp-Slattslarretdr. t • - • 'tame very eivererensure oa the heedlete and ?" ' . ' • IdeibrAti •whith •peet.boye• is general . drits their 0 4. ~. ..... , t••;•rt. •,. t• i , ,• • )1: ,•..- 1. , , '- - Iti,AsWitiwy Shea deliberated; hid; iftosarme ceiaaos,:allied . _ Wl:',.it riatisowar Wes arrested ? • • ... . Anstalt --On tie I I tfi, eftertfie Csroner's Irtineit hod fo:rintit eirdiet against the prisoner. ' • • • foltWocantlsr reasosi for aiWistr.' a& 1444.15,' that tae . consid<l &it he has not h.en•proPerryli.M .saki I''' - ••• " ' ..:.. Me. " PAiti.-'l'beet youlWill in t• hies Gera. - f • . t . , p1101011.1'4 '. ! ' I.. ' '. ' *ling, in ktrottll V in Alter wo. 1 toperly of Aga muntement. Mr. the •prAnte'cotor 1 ides. living in a country.' ' fleets ' the lave, iind. )rizton lit ass plea% on Ora! . the pyosecntoi, Cervantes. libel v VA '4 Ins; is the Tits ptopetty been placed .4 'whiner Ives toes 'vile. sew Geeslin/ diet I exanOsisc the itioned id** is priquntr's *lrel and some Articles Kitson ides- ,Io , th• prole- 2, was then aattieg, icoteb aceret., /ter Moe. and vitkaitl indirtasesio Ate' yar,li .14 F* that repining, VIP t . Ifil bsd CaTlll,4. Two aiiiiivaratafir ituatedretety cried wisoner' ran off. the property in 'wins his father, , the Cork public attrition then that aniv said that she isetisr's father if be etirgethe prisoner sober', treated the did 'trot take any \sense kit, when ,Neese of Corree ' 'rho could' prove • allied to have fomentation by was the person • . . _ join ~nwsrtg*iTY. •:: 4 ! 'To ibis' pee is Canis 'Mrs. Jags- hitson,:wbo *au is• the . deogbroy of svety.}earend and eminent Ihysicias ad than's • WU* wbo, after au ex pa n sive education, st thn 40. Unitrentitiesi.lailedViuto tareifir .raintries for. d l+ Nat iattar Unpraminstrat .gref. stlaat varied and. married lig said Milt. -liittun Ircairedcifir . •biltit. • l'h. 11J#tor bees* . iytivertatly sari •eittea aged; neitorilrffyr ilicatriating cures lie priterdred.'bet : 6 1. 9 '''Or Mg, ee:polite, c3ll,oty sympathetic feeling ., lie ' le ff fur. °or and .distressea. That it'. .11 ; fr. 10. • :31 • • itispe ‘a bniiis ref and (walk let, through -- - ;lord; uary . g/gi us, 1 profenZon deitgt in•asietes; 'll4 to t!0; tilrotitb • rnrtipi;ints . PEoPsY, phallist' • . MA .44; UI rlCiliing, u nil; LIT ISSU YE {••• .0. ••• •••... • - - Repturcs •or Broken. Belliesin old er Scald Heads, Rickets in children;• Ceastsmptiont, Evil, Scurvy, and Jaurlice. She oures Agues, though of ever so long contlitmace, in two days, anti.the Bloody gaol. White Ellis. is irearle•tiie tonne time. • 'She' has g spenly 'and effectual cure for %termini:rid or young, anti is fansoui, for a peculiar method of twin most eslmnitiea incident tea *Mien and children, with many other distempers eteta [ , • tedibis to enumerate heie. Title gentlewoman's father dylingt 0 . 1 the Bast Indies, her mother- embarked with her .for. England, And kind Providence hroeght them to her indef. gent parent's native country, to the relief and comfort of Missy of her alsicte4 fellow creatures, who were extremely Itayfol'at her arritial, W She is remarkably' successful, ant knows people'i diseases at Seat sight, taking no case in hand for the ;aka . 'a c rreward, unless she is sure of doing good. With floc's "ebsistance, she performs all her cures bY Mike .and roots, Which site procures in the.proper season of the year. Please to return an answer with this Kill." On being cross-examined by Mr. Anpaaws, witness egad she was hot born deaf and dumb. The Mil alluded to She vas not the daughter of the oelebealed Dr. Crabtree; of Salisbury, Who was represented in the hand-bilt 10 have received a liberal education at the British UniversitieS„ and was travelling for improvement. Witness said she was bora, in the Bald Indib, at Madras, and knows Mri. Hewitt, who lives next door to-Mrs. Stratford, and saw net 'the Sunday !after sire was robbed, and drank cider, sive rum 'with . Mr.—. Shit Greer totthalre.ifeteist ehe(the witness') had behaved fill" her with, he. was in prison, by wastiog Icra money ; that abs was Afraid to .sae him, lest he should kill Mr.' Atter nveriety of other questions • put to . the witness, ttp4 corresponding answers glees, Mr. Justice PARK said that this woman had come there recite some Wonderful eireametitnees; and as she had been convicted o? puhlishiog -most munitions falsetioods to the world, the Jury would, even if she had not prevaricated in hVe present evidence, look upon whatever she said. with great sue-, Olen.. By bfre own evident, she had beth time prisoair after the seppised robbery, 'Me a peamsWeer wes in thg room, and she had gem Made a Charge against him. She even' drank liquor anepaid for it in his conspanyi , and bad made charges against other iodividuels without having Intl meted any suspieions against the prisoner. Nader such.ek eametauces, it was his city to say the witness just examined - Wits not one to whom credit cJetti be given, and that the lary arab, acguitthe prisoner.—Not Guilty. ' 'Jima MU was convicted of atealing at Carsisalton..on 'the *kb of October, six sheep, the property of Jiicob 'Love*. There was nothing inicrestingitn the details of the Otte. Sentence of death was recorded. 'Stange! Dennis was convicted of stealing on Chrlaimas Her, I7U lbs. weight of lead from some buildings in NeW Dome Street, St. Mary, Newington, the property of tieorge Tucker. He was sentenced to seven years trans portation. Williams Denby- sod William Davis Wire indicted for assulting William Perrin ou,,the King's highway at Croy don, on the 17th of September, and stealing from his . persor 'a sovereign and a toile. The Jury fiend the prisoners .oallty, and sentence of death was recorded. The Court rose at. half past six o'clock. V — Abotit two o'clock Hr. Justice PARK announced, Mattis tiasieenence of the continued indisposition of Mr.;,lnstice Moiroyti, the Hon. Mr. Baronliullock weuld sit in the other Court. Accordingly . the Learned Judge sat at three ' clock, 'mu! tried seveial prisoners, whose cases were not of general interest. - • . POW:K. —...ompr.i.. . L. ,' 'filfastamaonan STaIaT.—AssAIIL? ON A DIIIIINTINO 'TitAcuilt.--Yesterday the . attention of J. E. CONANT, ,Esqj the sitting Magistrate. was occupied a considerable the is hearing the following case, in which a clerical Aleatiernan of the. shave persuasion was a party, bet whir was nn able to attend the isaatioatioo in conseqektice of the eigeltation he had received from a husband, wale wifir hd bird attemptedlo seduce. ..; . -% When Mr. Comates expressed himself ready beaithe ENV, Me, Williams, a shoemaker, No. 2 S , G Paltersep Street, was placed at the bar, and his wife, liTyeang and interesting woman. shoat 22 years of age, mimed dressed. took her station by hie side.. On the •r being 4 . .tatted for, a gentleman of " fOrtitirmit," 's ' forward, nod intimated that •Mr. /tWideiz.. (the pre r) had re. 'mitred such severe ebastisentent with a stick front Mr. Williams, that •a doctor had pronounced him to bra In a dartgerons situation, and• unable tea attend. to give his il lo • ev id e nce, but as he bad witnessed *ea le of this trace. -action, he could' give his evidence. g *nitro, bit gave •his name Wan. Tittelavar Mid be with Mr. A--*—...., . sot that on the eve'rt?twst Sabbath Day. be was walkieg .throegit hi teat ralteney Street, whey be beheld his friend •A. 4---. running With more than usual speed towards his own dwelling, followed s hy a atan (the roamer), Ina most unruly manner, with a large weapon (a stick) in his hand, Who attempted to , smite him several' times. However, “ Alik" arrived at his dsor, on which Mr. Williams went op to him and gave hies a tremendous blow on the side of tlfe head with the . stick, which knocked him down. A—..—.. bad then knocked at the door twice, and was icaockieg a third time, when Mr. W.,mutter- Jag," and weeld have continued 'his violence. had - not the landlady fortunately opened- the door, and let him •io.• :Darling the fray a crowd assembled, and he would dot • lisekmotieed the affair at all, if he had not recognised his filifiard friend A—•—. • ;Mr. Williants,on Meier called on for his defence. said , that Mr. A. was a Methodist parsoo, but took the pins to usitaminate, instead of imp rovin g , the morals of his flock.' He had heard hits frequently preach upon the enormity of fAlis crime of seduction and adultery:bat he bad ascertained that be was the first to violate the doctrine which tie .pireselshit The fact was.- her. bad formed. in the first instarsite, 'a' wicked plan to pekoe the anicid of his wife (tirba,lie bald, was a virtuous honest woman) a g ainst him. • . •-' • •,::.,.' Mf.tlostAwf--What I lagoor wife of his congregation ? ..—Mr..Willimas—Not that+tiba aware of. Ido not think she is. Idle sentinned that A— bad sent trim several letters, Weittlatitrit wotamt l / 2 Used. ea if coming from some gkrl 4 requesting blotto meet her; and his wife, on one tor • hen occasions, opened the letters, and becme qite jealore, their peace was thus disturbed fora c onsid e r able period... The wife one sight went to the place appointed by the let l ter to meet at, la order Itadiseover. the j tie who thus im pertinently wrote to her .husband, hat the lady who hid whopy, with her feeliogs turned 4ut to be Mf. A—, eached her *love sermon, with all the flippancy of a " gay Lothar's) ;" and he (Mr. Williams) at length ascot. 'named that'll wife Awl met bim several timey and this .caned him commit the violence be was charged with.— Magistrate .Haw ego you prove that the injared Man, A—;.. wrote the letters r—Williams--He hastrequently pat them Miele, hand on passing through the etreet.—.Msgistrate : HoW did you know he wet coming to meet your wife on the night you beat hint ?—Williams : I saw him frequent. ly lurking about the !wise, and sa.v my wife with him; and alrnertniited to watch them. •, . . fitaOstrati—Did your wifelend for hivren that sight i'. • Willasns —I Can't . any. Truelove—Can you swear are did not, eb ?'. Wegistrate (fo Mrs. Williants)—rid he re trice 'arylinvitation f).cont you on that night to Meet Yon -?! re : Witilates—;-Yes ;',ll gave him an iuritation to meet 1 trtlthst:trierfrOil !Ai tentinn.illy peiTiraing s ina as 1, I walkeditituttiett Mt itieedi and putting letters into. mil •ithild. 4 ftiagistrate—Ohl he ever make any proposali to yiwt,.tierfc - Natory to the dewy eon owe yoir hoshaod ? Ors. Williaurst—Yes;freqtiently:3f...CotrasT,rern.clood,tlsat these Oa ho evidence'to proia thatlisi (.Ir . William) had duo; wit t,* tri • 1--i bittritt 41 Wit' any' t oc, p i , e ow,. , taws's of a itiosi dreadfhl ifiitiorrieb;• it as' paortd, 'alit IS was ilk 'hifis io make iris defuse before a J cry of his conaity." Kr: were housed at the time of the,ossatilt.:-Jtoe, apia•-•.--- orde'red hurt to find hailzo Velvet the Sessions. Ma Ram, tax . sreart- ew eyeninga since, a daring , bergferflireangremeditated at the divining hook of Lad teofttAii' Seebeck Street, 'Cavendish fitlairs.` . by so thleite,lls4ll;tvinte - aseertained the time when Use km • ' dined. iontrike) to open the parlour olodow.aod enter 1 liat fortunately Were thscovered. before they bad ,aii opporta.; ,Pity of carrying, their plot into -execution. As the . watchman was gong his rounds along Welbecit Street, between six and seven o'clock, he saw two mss .of suspicions appearance standing opposite-to her Ladyship's. house, sod on his approaching toWarils them they iastantly• ran away in different directions. The watchman at the time obverving site parlour windotis open, rang the bell of the house, and 'raised an alarm. when one of the serva'nts' went into the parlour and foun4 all the property perfectly secure. Another servant came up with a light in his hand, at the moment, and the windows were fastened. They thin ret‘red from the room, bat while in the act of closing the door, they discovered a,m•an concealed tinder the bedt, the, door was suddenly . closed upon him, and sad:lance being speedily. procured, the villain was taken into cagOsly. by. Stowell, an officer of bleryiebione. who conveys* him before Enmus D 6111141711. tisg:,. the magic trate,wod he was committed to Nowaate ter trial. The prisoner gave his name Ilubsrt smith. His companions, although pursued; anfortunateir essapetiedrtretioo: LanEIMISTSEET.--41 Mr. WAIVIIM Wilding' to William. street, lia.fileorge's in the East, was Vieseeday charged with shooting We wife. • Mrs. Williams' who appeared a very selegaly lady, had her right ern ie a sliiag, .and her hand atalliaiwrith bandages, which seemed all over blood: Wog questtosod as to the na ture of the case. she betrayed at saw Minims i bat she at /eagle said that she had been shirt through; the right band by bee husband, hut that it was purely an ;accident. The Magistrate, however. wishing to have the matter fully explained, inquired dithere was a third person possent at the thee, when NlA:Thomas ;ander:l4 71, Hiets.street, Illuidweil, came forward and stated. that he wife" at theaprisoner's house Yesterday morning. end they were hiving eqme ruin together. The prisoner was mach the worse with liquor. Wetting up all of a sudden, and taking a pocket pistol from the mantle piece, he isclelmed, " I'll show you how I can bit a 'mark." at** -sins time pointing; the pistol towards a picture that hung against the lisidl.--Jast as be was in the act. of firing. Mrsi Williams gotip to prevent him, elicit the piece weal of., sad the ball went through the palm of - her hand, end afterwards' dropped ou the tiora.•—Wortess is couddent it was an son , tidied. The primate was asked "bathe had to say, bet was labeler. ing io meek soder the inflame° of liquor, and the shock con. request upon the narrow 'kape that his wife bad had, that be maid- scarcely utter a word. 8k D. Wii,tiaus ordered ail the parties ,to withdraw and after consulting another. Magistrate, who was on the blineh, the patties were again celled in, whim the primmer was - ordered' tabs sevat Liberty, and Mrs. Williams was congietalsited on her very lucky escape, and advised to pay every possible 'd imities to the wound, as it might, if neglected, he attended with serious cousequemas. oasi=6wanti= . . . . . • We can vouch /or the authenticity of the following fact : A few years ago, a police' etulent- at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and a dresser ender air. Abereetay„ had 'acquired the' confidence of a male patient , whose . case bad been severe and protracted, and to whom the student had both paid ridiculer attention, and exhibited mach kindness.- , - At the mee t s ;recovery and discharge from the Hospital, be . reposed csinfidenie in his benefactor, and expressed his gratitude in. oinost.singular manner. " Sir," said he, ." I am a reantrectiononan by trade, sod my wife keeps a owe of accommodative-4r ladies." Once in conversatios, the man related the following curious and dreadful story ; and notwithstanding his horrid trade, he exhibited the strongest onfrift -*fretting during the narration : -A young Anima name to pas the evening in oar hoose with a . . tad man of fashion.-She was delicate, yoang, and extremely innatilki. , -Sbe was evidently bat a novice in 4fine, and bad hest' iodated to repair to the house by artifice and pesioasion t , „Op my entering the drawing boom; o carry ap tea, 1 1061114 that ,b. hat been weeping, q, and•tra I had ascended the staircase, I had heard her,. between her sobs, exclaim, " my poor unhappy mother."' • rhog maid:in my house that night. At ten the next mating, the gontleinau left the house, pay.ug me liberally fur my acctkemodatioo. At twelve we htd heard no POW! .op.srairs ; and my wife went into the chamber to wake rite lady, and offer her services in assisting her to dress. Ori entering the room, what was her• horror to find. the girl a corps*. Agitatiou had brought on an apoplectic fit in which she had died. I was extremely .alarased lest this accident would bring my boase before the petite of the Magistrates. I dreaded an Indictment by the pirish , - and I dreaded still more giving my evidence before the Coroner. There am - nothing in her pockets to indicate .who she was, or where she had come fro:n. I saw that the girl •was.a lady ; her beads were soft and white, -bee' • whole figure delicate , and her clinics; r•ltheagh plain, were of the best qaality. I ars afraid that her insole might makes stir abut the case if it was published; and 1-kaew . slot how to get rid of the corpse. *At last, after a great deal of einsaltation, with my wife, I resolved to pat the, [body la the cellar, tinder the kitchen staircase, ast:l to I !,noser i t with earth from the {fa for a few days. This Abr.; end when it became la *proper state, I sold it for ,he guineas to one of the treaders s in the Hospital i'it was ,dieseeted by him, and that skeleton, which it', now in his surgery, was once the beautiful and unhappy girl that died in any. how.. Six months effer, I took up OA 91'1 COPY of a - newspaper, and the first thing that struck . me, ea if ,pro• vidence lia•I airecteil my life to the spot. was an adyeetiai ment, stating-that, "if tbo• yonngjatlyotho hid left her, parents on --.., would return .to her hone. *We 'might, its. time to console the last hears of her.'npather, pia'''. sorrows' for .her•llightitad broaght, on her au illbe.ss ail which she was expiring."• The dates corsespiraded ;.-It was the very night that the girl bad sleptew say ,Iftiiiii . .- ' The reading of thin paPe7e Made me • ill the whol e night.- Next day I. wrote an anonytislias letter to• the direr on of 'the advertisement, sayirig that the girl-had died of ape. plexy for I thought, any certainty under• suck eirenow artanees would be bowie to a parenti t isPtilltit4 l ,FE . of a daug hter 's prostitution. and indigence. * Is trig . ai, last that the mother erre heard of her. child! ! ! A she, king *cent rence took place en Monday night jilt the sign of • the ' Albeinitle's Heed, Albeliarlie Stied; Cierkenwelt. About nine o'clhek Mr. Fountain, a irvpo. ler, residing in the neighboarlinod, went inti the petUtp, •in which were several gentlecvnt he sat dowh ind Celina far a glass of brandy and water, *bleb was br0. 0 10 3 -01 4 i him. ' Re pille d . out a pistol front . the iireeM pneket 'ot . g - coat and laid it on the' table near Magian, tibia a giiiita ', man, who ~at opposite, remarked, it was a angertius.andk I, improper to be playing with seed things in company. arts • Fountain took orp_the.pistel:trid plinting it at the giatTet, utak,. he aide "" There, *bat harm caw this little thiag do' . to any one ?"• The gentlernati pat the taiktol 'wide 'aid' his hand, s tying he did not like such play; that perhaps _it Aright be loaded. Mr: Fuoutain replied ilt is, and*-•-yOlf ' shall see how coon Wean rill a man of hid trues ;" with Mil' he put this muzzle of the pistol. into bigmouth and fired it. I r ldis teeth and tongue . were tilawn to pieces.. lie was oar- Ad to St. Bartholomew's Hospital in a dr e a dful cooditivi, Lnilloce his death inhoorly: eXpected. ..,• t. ,- • • ..e. r-• • • •.• EX TRAMIIIMIIIIINRIOUJI DLTf.--.113 the Spring 4:11111t il l one eive sheep belonging- to hie iltomas Hardensa, of Leulti!o, yeaverl fear our wetter and. tides 'Mee which sire surkle4,,and'at ittle assistance: brOuglit's; .e: ~i 4 have cootisueri.witis . ll •leill the' 211 December Wet. illthio the whole oats. solidly': Ee tiootiersu'a, hotelier *L:plians: 'ft's ay ti of:esehas . .ooder : ...Taw 'Wild stoneW h..., -Wilco ot 13 atone : 41in.- Ras •Ilitto,:i.ltisi 41b.-Ditne Pah illheeitiattaOst..Sib.r-Total fitiso4araerm Cat list. 11b. i - .. __ ... , . . • lit tki Shiro Firmer Street, SI a. Bingen', about 40 years of age,. asmitkased in the tireffefuhN, ADO : $11. VIVI, who lies next her on Omelet', eight about e witoese,sba.msesut to - remain It morning Ate, bears) )1 Ripen.* found her lying. there with .e seeming very %swell.. , Ann Williams deposer!, that the morning, that a north count jacket, witb,white buttons, bad . preceding—night; she dercribed woman, and said he bad jumped` handeta her mouth, and heat her wen a,tedl, ekterly man, baeinr i right jaw. Mr. hilip Batrcat i d a it a ll y wa l , h ind i n :f r e o n n eva llilik9 i e o f ne i l n l t e fl i r i l y tn e l e i x a h t:i e e r i nal injury on the scalp. She was and was much wren to intozi the brain was no doubt orcsslol liquors. A blow on the eye w tioo of the brain. lie thouglit inflammation, and that It in drinking. • • ... i• • : .... • • The Coto:ten beep olleroriii , -s°rFeei• went to do sway tho: had heel mittleted...tliptagb had *a. bootsg• ,310,fi!fethlitt , of soastwiset a dtifire4nptnt,olur of—Wilful bititiler • againee: w known. . . Mr. Biteibie was .raved'. deoi•el..to bo prepared fur '4l, iskeiplam, if the man accused.be 4t/Intoett was held yesterde O S ill. Adelplii, on view of Ahhett, printer.—James Pr ibop, Stpind. „deposed that, pigs - Ovlr Waterloo firidge, he ,wW tiii deceased leap Ira theitsee. The night was dark 4, be etriegled much in the water la the pause. of the wind ; . bat k by several persons:lo'e bad "%gaunt could be glees. None of the hosts erman In a vial barite, th( from the state of the tide, at tinsony it appeared Oast the deemss. ably connected in Ireleisd, weli , age; be ,assisted ticcasiamifte , ,1 / 4 worked on Friday on The ' 410toris in . gietit poyerty l lisMiittee to commit antic segiposed ter. be n alit ixi t iiihed bi ard. 7 at lftromi- : . iift the, White Mart y ,on Suidai that a few boars should 'emir 'haeitig .but too fatally snorer was found aria rournlnk oc' Wharf. The Coroner's Jury Drowned." • .. . . • C -'" j k On Monday eight , tl , bnert , Sidi- - Mill, parish of Inverkeillor, Wise breath, accused of baling '1 --- woman of the name of Mill same parish. According to she bad become pregnant I marry her; and Saturday appointed to meet bee in her a, .of making her a bride: Shim appointment, but he called ire ' was agreed that anotherinter eeenlag. About ten o'clock, field near the girl's father's, proceeded.' for the sake of ' w 6416 - its me frlgerml from his pocket, which I preteeded to drink of it li that the girl should pledge to be awakened, she refused - embrace and &mite her. ha .his dalliance, drew a rases .girl struggled, and *creamed, mice, Tlie deadly instrument and been lost in the dark.ess of ..ster beat and kicked her *nate , face the contents of the howl,. .sidnisiits acid, an her free, I burnt with the liquid. The bleeding a n d inseesiblo. She . . .._ .arrength as enabled tier tett' a el-dieme, and relate, as the particulars of_ kb,. .Nprel.:.wafer. Medical snit was inarmedi o stely primer, !,1:r 1,,1t,i4 fertilmtutfill Wb she will rininver. Mwstcley the infatuated Sine •was l' driving %cis team n 4141 r . bit Walton be had eels ittle - of . %Nit j mend . gatel • Which / v*oo l y accomps , 4nral s indsisfry, for Imissil In ginitittiMir sa*4ll.attee IS bang himself.; and ii watran t lievilig bees. procured the course of the day, he wa!_ippreherried. tie solver protest,' .lils i a aoceece, - allegitit the girl committed tire herself,• althotigh.: he admfts fas . Wee pretest *ben S' • It, h . liagiaireses• hielt ,41ten the prmaatiso./ a gatrd-to watek the, prfisiner in. the f3 O l. and Idus of egenAve webioo:—(Dioidee idoesl;- - - - - - -----'""'_ MA RAMIO.—At St. Mary**, balloon, on the Weis Instant. hT. If f fold Kite, We of HA Kite. gin. of Daltr! terrace, Citt (srof.. le Farah • Poppkorell, eldest OW skier of Captain Iltoose-Bortd~A Shiers C• toke Kenton, . . . • - . - On the tiMh insk et Oreirifeek Mr.Crtrielteheaft. 4/1 Reale& , _ Mlockleoltergtt squat. to Louisa , eldest daughter of 11.11Mth-at'llot Attar boas% Greenford, Middlesex._ ,_ . • • BI Doias4iiii-iaatt 111 At St. James's ebureb, on the Mt triet..ll4. U . •t• DIEB. -- On Saldritt, tootalitlr WO i r . 1 . 1 0 c0g;(70,,,,rb " ton, aged 71; hire. Ahoy attliogne, eri oi poso sit 11l et Chelsea. 00 Soutane morale; 1 s. 7raaoss . . i •,.. ' 'Gila 44' lifigh. ;let 1 .1.011 Illtrrehlll.ofd.Rent road. • • On the Olth lestant,at hieeest her:roan, Sir Aiseatt OWlTifietilielll Bart • iheth; leliet i . 041; _alltreACl MI, a' Little Valls. rdilesre, 111: 1 , lath Of /striaiert. - - -' • • -.."-.. w ilirg a iii Os the Nth of ()waft lattitia ;he tril. S't' (II l ' is er e ' In Italr; %V. Ilaniforl Q.auh•l. gal. f ate to the Milne mil°, el etd• I " ' e. thtqee,K.i. otYmTnis•iteßsetki I. • 1 1 .1 1 On Sunday lagt• nth lo4tantott todge.'iroodord.laril her 71 1 r brother In las, Benptertn lisatep re..th. Nat. in - i i etitttope Benson. widow nail robot errenn tilinsen . Ism et dealer. t • ' •• f li'• thilide: did Ili At Nice. on the 15tb thatilittntird del /TV e h hte• Tlnhase Alfred Vents. Aims of the late, illit WOO °4 the P reePl4 11611' • 3ialmeehary. :. On Vriittr, the 18.1 t Des. at tat Wou O ' l t'llgr.u.. I SOO" IiNUSIII 2/1.443.4011*54e4 74. • Agnit i oz a er, at the ait:r_.....,_.....e..,,,.21-netta age 4 it iiri:4 an' Is m •: *1 1 ;411 Da • .15 that town. • - - -- COURSE or /mimosa -- Ad111143fd1i1it..."44.:11. I:etit 4 •liibriittii ..... • • ..,. 1 Ditto. at Sigi‘..,tri.t .... • It •11 !Pitbera..- ... ••• - • r Rolter4,lo.. „ei t ......... JO. ; * t i los,. !. •• • r.r . !' 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I.* 71 " 1 1.1 ) ".. * • e . . • ff I lleTtAno-,Johie liestkit 116 s :pat to the bar Oa s e • Asiviog felottiooelvAdain Rebecca Vint+. ' Sc; sworn. it father of ;the deceased. Lives El its ut the - str*et of Etrecnolse , tut sun- evl - • `'"° ;Abe 7cb 'Alas froonth. Weas , !taw** to abet IY - viettl,4.l oughts/Vapid yettre• and nine no tiseWtha. was With h ; I carriage Was.doining , en lowitetls ikixisk- &A 4140: essezni. the horses dashed .wc astaloat Itiedisogikt,c t fell: sod the wheel passed. over i* 4 tar. The vehicle otos.p Cesding. at napery rapid rate. The in tenses of. the horse hrusbeik witness's/teat. . Witness him- hot self tray is grest,dadgrt. The' carriage smut have received de some sort of shock or unpalsedn passing over his daughter . chaise drove on, withoestopping, to the inn, which 1° was nese. . • • s • • trooLoitasnined.:-.The - etalse )tad been; when 'he Gast usseigpatibe wrong sidevof the rdadt. If it had remained of A ilM o si , le lN►gl, s . o a t 4 ) ? i ni ng e w er rellchrave h hss ap v e t n i rV ie witoes e s, r i s i l e tb s She triage, toe, tamed to thifsida; Vienna sly whether the prisoner drew op instantly.: '\ Anttd.Colline swot-IL—Yin the ietteaSed fill under the As lehitkon: tbet day the driver attempted us pull opal*: er 8 , the 'carriage passed over the . 041'; heardhvoicre warniag ° r , ti Vie d itite kver•aittlif theway - tsteoesidereth the, waning berm 14. en fovea be the titivev. , • It , ...'.. Itit. hada* raitu.-Tbers 'you wilt at quit • . c • . T . Jury inicursitnitle , attained the prisoner .JaisparSitarntsi was irsalistid for stealing. ay; to tiarilliabletattis of Soothe/alb; • 1261 it r g*,,, 41 1 01Aialh,' .041 14 napkins, die propi 115.3 . fere-i . %,%.'., . . .. , . . c ! 1 1 .. ' - mi tre d i good deal of amnia - . 7,, • ;- fielli p r osecution. iutrodused the . site flak* ati7 wikles. of -patent medicines • iire • carivata. , bed .tranalling about the con - • It . the misfortune to incur the penalries of svere a row - tatider'sentence tie inmates of the Ilr ft of •CoVreetints. Tiie alleged robbery took'. p ~ 411 4! Vey . lot. in the Borough. whilst lit I . o i .14 oonficatinest its the. House of Gorr S -• : bile omit , . taken the caravan to. the Crown •athatoffia on the-sight of the Gib of May.- 4 ,* tjrgnention was safe to the carava n . end ha d. r t in,bosieb. litn :the morning of the 7th, the St ,• • "sein'eb#init oat of the van. The prewento -..., ....• •: '; ' r . blisliire . itct. of !/ . ItCruff th a l, r!lachl3 44 ,G. • f . 1 g ~. r obbed . she gave an arm. ptra e: • • • c, ' ..site .iiiiised all the property mentioi iAN-0114dt. . Straii: time afterwards. the print . - :fitpf In noientairy Lane were searched,- and . .. . '.oo.ooll4tlV4prarel WITS fund, which Mrs. i tided as her prifierty. • • '-1•i... . - . , cilliis wee t h e outline if. the ease opened ,ft , .. . - *AltiOlia:'..A.„4."-*....'".' ' . ... '..r.lifeklabillrikin..-titiPrevigntatfri iliift':iiri :111til'ilaniitied. She !polio Is a broad Acifeb 4iptiliend and she Isere in the, doetarfng 1,44 ' ttli !Tits. .On the day n . sepilone4in the . in t o !.. tbaint's caravan was in the ,Galen lon • - inditir: She had Counted o ver her money • . ..!. .. ) 1 - 110. left it safe .itt the drawers.in the. . ,• ...,.._• ' th*irkilik . beer with the prisoner, .htsts fetailtiiis of his. Dlrinit. a Shaft - time -.• ;like,. ihi"Osseri the prisOner, bad • soon i . . ..liiiiiimilini out of the caravan. She luta ".'t'isstr, - 4? /told . gal, Wahl bbn r tmat.two - pti 4,'":,,ljilppok.essirebtwit the van, • Abe :pitied th ' jw . .". • Stteetirint. '•Nest-day• she found the prisoiret 1 , het, It lioundfatpily. at tbeir lolicinue, dea . . near Resemory-lane. She did net ate : 0 act tett+ rebbed of -atty. money, but old .. . . aftegill' CFI/404 14.. W SlikaLL 0 1 0 0 0 70 , -' • • fitinnontry tithric, of W ? She did not oboe • .a • 1 trit o 3,twitit 18!rl-rbbetli ;.:but. on the mutts - • •. *. ~.itipie , party wit 101110 tnes..• • She did *,,e.teps..to apgrellend the prisoset until .Ass *cr bishan4 Was • liberated from llointonift • ti.,n. •-,Tisere.wilatte wilt - win• btapheraelf is • • ;itsi3ltbe.ha4 beensoesissed of •the Villiff fain stolen by the: pristteet.,-Od. bor. 'Ole, . jke.Ai , 'newt. she admitted that shil A tAnittbeeree the folk:wing . band•bill : . -.. .- . i• - •••• ,••• • -I *': -; i: .4 4 sit tits staatetn i •110TAL AUT da • • *•l.. lo- .I..l.."*.iArri. is cools 'Mill, Jane - - - a swell, on the body of M • ~.wbole death we's yesterday xt doer. to the deceased, ss i One o'clock.; she then the wirris all night ;li n . . leeltroom, rate, . . • at the deceased. toll b et nntry sailor, dressed in a d, i tad agC9trpanied bee home It ibed herself us a moister, wiped` en her,.licl.l one of • tier with t 11 e per, e ing an old wound sneer t nae,.surgeon. saw the deceit He opened the head yestet ion of the h'i'sfsi, het titoug ernal violence; there was s lunch intoxicated et the ti . zication, The ictlamination stoned 1:y drinking spiritua wuold not produce indiums' ht the deceased died from t • was produced by vices :id. Thai the eridence of ti e:Lsopposilion that the woo, there cost Id be • oe doubt s tc1311 . 11,80 She Istry seemed M., ionotid'i verdict was record I • *Me person or persons n. d :ftroassine the body of t the' trial which woald belle 9,1 be tonna. clay earning at the Fos g of the bitty Of John Will Pilee,, porter at Mr. Brooki 4 ahaot nine o'clock, he re, torrads the Strand, wt. Mos tie foottb arch into t irk as Lceerltii. It is inpr water • his groans weriandib s hot ;hough elhirte were m aessuribled, no effectual sneer' the Milts were out, unii hotigb mear -the etch, could approach it. From other deseuei was it printer, rape well educated, aed 311 yeas iilTi'lo9, Newspapers; b Corny, psi though a sing Re bLI frequently avowed ' icitlevAti intention whirls w by hie propensity to indulge i he Apple'Fres public anise, i Slay 114111, in. tears, uecleti tertnisste bis earthly rarer, . eyelid in his pupas', bis bol l oW.t a - bsiett near the Adelp ry retort* i verdict of'. Fun , nett , i, pervert at - flit; • llor, tiris) broright to gaol, . A c 'atteurpred to niorder a yuun' 1)11, residing at Lawton, is tb to the young otoman's stamen t by Sime t who had promised f sy night wee the tnae he lee flanges house, fefifike . put Slam however ditdet keep et d on *natty Morning, *tea uterview should take place in t eek, the meeting took place, is thee., • broil which, ad t of eliette4.-to a HI siesta...ie. and, rain a. be he said contained sp by way of a cordial, and insist, e hint.. Her sosplcions begiaul ed to drink. He then affected . but, udayli Ice, in the Slat racer across her throat. mod, thought in faits, fur as learnt bad fallen in the ecs *easel the night. tint flte awe orimercifolly, and dashed Lu he attic, which it appears costaisili ce, ;roasts, and. clothes were sad rho byle A s girt seas then lel She afserworda spayed as, .I...Linesse. and relate, as Asset . . LovunE t As . uatutpliploeeramny t o eimrthuary. lAitliPlrviroiretiottrtitild4 'tu %rim Ime fel'i pro . 1! le; be !gruel 44 1 , ig.,,k ;16, aleaost catkitil deli ~ . 1 b40•04,1,4 tec.'elpee4lli in tiii meat Vsefistbi • bap:tins . neitkir y stua 'wit. cbst 0 perfect, Len ,iO." • . I,3,4l.ealuulasidttMg malt of' his, valuable itigeli • li . . filtalliy 040 - iir lAftes,t)vtf visei ebustant.Ottoille.i • •-• • afr v ii e a olit a die.'Ve tap .auee 'lie fulluvrof cool itkitOpee•l aiitt vai* e :'ff li ttio 'fat ' gilte - , - ii 2., . ' liboonation.Csacitiieni red Hysteric Fits, 14011 i - • . '•• • ..; • • . . -• . • • . • • • • .