The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-15 00:00:00

. • r I i • pramebft•Lt.,-:11:-.1.-- , ,,,-,- -- - • -- --- . • . . • St glArfr.s. Jr.':: - f - r.. • ' ..• ' ' •'" - . . • i . THE. STAIMIMAN: _ _ -___• . _ _ - -__ ___ I • - o.ti rent,.' 7411? Q1'115; 4 1. - • - • to thew chit tie eOiden t re Of these " unbiassed"' t: 14 .. 4 ' .. - 17 R it • OF THE DUCHOSS or YORK. 1 _......- THE KiEN. .11 5a.,1:10-11,14 1011,011 e 0F..TRE STATRAMA. N. ..:'l . t wi t t h e op i n i on • . 0 -* nieces wa s not tin tided tithe smallest credit, I shall • ''' 7 " . el" OATLANDS. Atte. 14, • -........-- WOIRCISTIIR, Aao. 10.-The Add of the Ministers, just quota, ress to the ';••••%; •' • - t. - - ' .SAZTAI trill. •.• . with that of the Adminisuation which succeeded dome which has been lying at the Rein Deer-ins, i „Mtn Wattles before eleven o'clock the Doke of York, . afrompanied by Sir Herbert Taylor, arrived in his tea- et _ _ . . ft a, ChM 111.611144111 " 4 bY ei t aa natslrahnduict" a (i cew° 1.1 ... . deduced (tom! the same data ,. which will also aller . d me emu . sturs , f i cri i from L iin d on. t y, tor the signature of the inhabitants, h as 6. 3 t afriAll *WOW Ufa intended t rds her Majesty Liss . so .Idoreemor t twidonr, freiint i °ad i ene r e g ence ,"-M r . 4 r! opportunit y of contrast i ng the p resent Milliste " Arthe - s - CA - nts appeared in mourning this mornine. consigned to Colonel Davies, one of our t ea ' ,resew I I%Neletelloirs Iffeii*;" Jens t, 1910. . .. .1 with themselves : And they, further submit to your A ritfinber of men employed onthe estate, appeared a tires, who, on Wednesday, addressed a letter k L A; s_, I lajestv their imossionites °pillion, that all the other the Peek with black stases . The Schoch of ( Aria and Hamilton, requesting her Majesty to &prin t %", 1 1 • 6 417 11 ./h at rt . tir .l MMl . ,.. 44. ASY4sei rro o in f di dr s i t t r e e le . rs a . a w d ko ze se akes cota t e n t for rwas received by Colonel Davies, and a t Cie the presentation . Tit' day, `n Is Lady Hamilton ai l i n i a , rticulars of conduct brought . in accusation aga inst Rap supported by the late Duchess, the former consist. i, tioteeleee:'-oMr R. Prestii. • r Roval Highness, to which. the character of ctitaid lag of Duke, all appeared in deep nionrsing, at the ace ems _ mitten waited on him to ascertain the 'result, s a ss 1 unlit y can be ascribed, are either gatisfietorily centre- lof the "mkt read her Ladyshiple letter, stating that het Ba n ) : 1: • I .l 'A . any be, useful, towards a just view of the di , .ted, or rest wpm erideace of arch a nature, Cad SISSA4- - le , . The hearse sad carriages, to form the Mums p $ •IfetSj'icUlte recapitulate shortly the di ff erent Items of whieh rocs r; , •ti wader sari rierumstaares, as render slo th % entered the Ceurt.yard at a quarter past two. • Dake's state carriage was thaws by six greys, had appointed Monday next for receiving the A t ie,n, an Th aP is Pl :r ati viee n h ikai is esh; i ;fttrea taint which her Mairety has experienced, from it, in the judgment of your Majesty's confidential ifri decorated with black plumes, with new black velvet from this city. Colonel Davies will, of 6 . 1!, Theltsessonient of het arrival in this country to the ran ts, wideseeri ng o i• cre dit." -linate of. Coutmilo rfeistiii, bordered with fringe. The hammer cloth of . , .. . . readiness to present it on that day. trenot uay.. At her mar ria ge , surrounded , without i April :11, leo7. This minute was signed }l4ia, black cloth. The coachman, postilion, and groom to Aii Address from Worcester to the Quee n had h „, i- SAO attention tap d e is ret t i l i f ema l es, w h o were..re- ! Camden, Westmoreland, Portland. Chatham, Harbor's, . cad horse, 111 in mourning. -witilettittle have been formerly in the intimate confidence ! Castlereagh, Mnlerave, i'auning, Hawkesbnry: and ' . , aleven plumes-of feathers, four on each side, and three in made to The hearse was covered with new black velvet, with signed by 2,800 persons, Lord Deerhurst, one of the reproentati, •-• of kik inisliaod, she was cetistantly liable to be en- i this entuueration is important at this moment, as s et Royal i 1 ifaked ante a mode of there and manner, • • which, I will ena bl e us presently to show bow shamefully the dm Ventre. On each side of the hearse were the Re 1 that city, to present the , sa a m n e d . ship thought proper to decline ; and in *ewer !sa e * Lae I•itiillit they were reesimmeadeki osteesibly to secure arms , of large dimensions, and so finely executed, that interest, of her Majesty, and of justice, have been Oleo bad the appearance of being painted on the velvet. application, takes occasion to address the ft * -;•• • •hia affections, might be intended t o e xcite his disgust. • successively sacrificed by all the factious. in order to At the back were painted, in various colours, the arms - , 14 -I .thuse of these au/edam% even her private cur- serve the purposes of their base ambition and kit ofill the following terms :-" When p okers of i5k,, , . , • ''ffesicendence with het relations iu tiermany .was said f l pww„.and initials of the Duchess. The bottom of the velvet Ante trees: cos hi ng was ornamente d w ith f r i nge . The hammer . nature are founded on the basis of pr o p r i et a y r- ; reason, you have a right and ever will enen si d ul 1 cloth was of velvet, fringed at the bottom. • • lb liste.been violated, with this express viww; sad a • ----- -- - The Duchess's six iron grevsdrew the hearse, sad had services as your Representative; but sin e , a , .... : 4 1 rentait of the mischief occationed at this period, s • LORD JOHN RUSSELL oe MR. WILBERFORCR. black harness for the meeratioa. They were enemata 1 upon nse to indentify myself, even i v Of - m aw "; ii ; by such insidious means, has even been imputed with- . --or- Withdliaidatowie black plumes on their heads; black recces of presenting an Address of this nature** (b et a ,04 much reserve, to the litermeddling of a deceased . vim. Anton 7 , ~.., .. their mums. Each horse was covered with new black 1 (pending the solemn implies , institntrtine t er v s : .4 tritilititesalleil- mak law fright .10 have 4 *.e* the . There are some • tparts of the Letter / did et' seethe cleth, n th which eiewiehrosomast and Royal Anne. A t h e 1 jury:* conduct), literally, as it were, anticipul ag b et hallo endeavour to reviove kninsosities, Sind restore honour to widens to you that hare been misunderstood; P"'" to e ach hie's' !the henna was driven by acquittal upon the accusations, on whiehrosseiesod, :•'• fitatikay bet*een her relations. others are not clearly stated, from the haste with filth 1 Dit, sbess's own coachman in deep nsoorning. '' e rts•Weat tilieelvetntonh 1 separation was effected ; wrote it. The fitting up of the ;lining room for the lying in I aims to sit as one of her judges-yea a* j a r * the remains of the late lamented Duchess, was_ wha t . i openly avow , I , will not grant on any te rn' : 1161 i• - :eiierte Ofeseelic was liven by the Prince to the i ... I. the first place, i * * set intend to write as the omits s a ta cc t o e n o li f ng to a new and improved arrangement; the roof •••• • dailies - ss • 'ettio her Allure conduct after this. To ; . *nip g of the Whig party. Front the individuals of that party, being formed like a tent, added considerable to the ef- conditions whatever. 'itrfelf to . tiles ottalaninv e et even to true represents- 1 op i n i ons of „ very On Wednesday last, ; meeting of the inhales, .colour on this question have originated t f ee t . At the end of the roots, at the head of the coffin, I • • ilthis, and mote especially to institute enquiries, or sad i t instate , a „„ or justice to an indi,idnal, which cals• was a satin escutcheon, with the Decline's arms. The of Sheffield was held, "to rumbler of the propj et , ' ittlerabligh a System of spyism on bee conduct, must ' not he made a party question. . mate coffin was covered with a large; and splendid new of congratulating her Majesty the Queen on he sr lielleiehed'io 'be not only unjust and ungenerous, Iry I By 'mine the Whip hare no power, I (sly did net 4 -- eerta pall, on rebid, was placed the Cotonet on a crimson vel- ri va l i n this country, and on the kniness sad r at . •. evilialssiiiittr breaches of a . positive and SpefitASSQ2s Intel'd to deny they im • _ • re great moral aneuence. M r. Fox, • nanimity she has displayed un-ler the &cessation a d ing the viewing of the public, who relieved each other ; A - .--iniiiiiiiient. ..• , • . • • -,,, . , I.think, says somewhere, " that a party has influence , •b. Lady Anne Culling Smith, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Sylvester, 1 . - ' etraiird for intelligence being proclaimed, intern- nopower ; the Houses of Parliameht power, but, properly Mrs: Thorley, and Miss Downard. have assailed her ; and at the same woe' to e ines their attachment to the illustrious Consort all pis a . sent Majesty, and their fervent wish that if slie his t . time* Would neenearily multiply. Slander, like other , speaking, no influence ; and the tie'vernment has both in. The rooms and passage appropriated to the lying in, • • - yoiotioditirs, increases in tho,ratio of the demand. To' Silence and power." Now, it is impossible for any one who state were again illuminated, and the Ladies were in at- been foully calumniated by base traducers, - the toy. / .... ciltraindite the Princess, was supposed to be the most has attended to the political history of England. for the WI tendance to sit the same as yesterday; but it was found aided by truth and justice, finally establish her nes. Impracticable to throw it open to the public in large. " see ." jee ara K e e r ,. ; , x , R ig , was ca n e d tet h er w r, ' arciptatle mode of worshipping thi rising MM. Hence five Years, not to see that both influence and power boy Th and a series of resolutions were proposed by Rory • • the ribittlry of Lady Douglas : -hence the tales of the resided, not with Lord Liverpool or L ord eastlerei....eh- h_at attend the funeral wish a few i ! ° l'okle seal the ilidgoods ; all of which I shall pre- with a body of Gentlemen in the house ofComasons,aisnallir others o o n- eiv er ad o to c ittei e L ta TbeDuke sat at the beast of the Icoffin j during the last hour. in his mourning cloak. Wheat, Esq. which were unanimously canted, and as * lent. "place in their true points of view. Hat the in- supporting, but sometimes opposing, the Minister. When: At these o'clock, t h e Unite of teprk rose from his sit- Address to her Majesty the Queen detersimil rpm. . . 1 f i • entree of tkise vile tales ought to hare skipped, at your suggestion,' they obliged Lord Castlereagh to pea- tug in state ; and artuagements mere thee made for the The Address sow lies at the tows Hall in signstarts, ' • Ado personal feelings rendered It difficult .tot die- pone the appointment of the Secret Committee, they.teet solemn procession moving in the fallowing order:- and it is already signed by a number d the keens, liitgirieh botwein truth and falsehood. It ought not this question ibto their own hands. With the power, lei . Four Mutes on Rinehart. merchants, and other inhabitants ef die piece.' • • - 'whir* extended to grave Couneillors. and persons them also take the responsibility. The twenty-two Girls and - fouhnin love two and two. The Churchwardens, Overseers, Tetley Clerk, and 1 ' ' eilinig • Iheasarlves statesmen. It was therefore highly lo the Petition to the King, it is said-" If the law of Eng- The Duke o k fT i lt by St th t Pir C M r i r s i tress r pd as alteedr. two to II Guardians and Governors of the Pew, will ante •••• • •lehtele in Lord Tborlow, or whoever gave inch coma land has made no provision for trying a Queen on a charge i which was isi a ,Ti r som a as e s t a , p ,: fr r e , l * • Ong ame net ' on Greenwich to-morrow, at one o'clock, is six macho gel to the Prince, to advise his Royal Highness to !of immoral conduct abroad , the reason is probably to be a oriteses• velvet cushion, supported by Colonel Berkeley and four, attended by many other respectable Ma suipnie, tp hie hfajesty's charges against the Print- ; found in the conclusion we lion jest walk, that snob coo and Colossi Anostr i sat bitants, to present an Address to her Majesty is it ,_ R E s ( be Often ress of Wain, founded upon statements, to which any duet does not seriously affect the State." The passages's& ,_ which was ••• Jula Y. be a tho hi ; _Janittes-square. the Bud -.; over.** coffin one o prielitivindieidael of ordinriry magnanimity w o uld hp to be, " is not likely seriously to elect the State." . losesie I" 1 • and palls ever seen. A,Pnblie.Meeting of the inhabitants of Trpe,l ashamed to linen respecting his *ilk. . • eases It certainly may, Again it It is said, domestic deltas Th e en r ,te ies dm Deka of York sada& other is called test this day, when an Address to her Met* . The charges being, however, eallibittd, his Ma -1 and domestic affeetions " alone are of power to keep awl* 11 i . mod lathe fir; . et c eee kt, m e n et ,. of Yon ! the Queen will be proposed. A Petition te On Hew jesty was advised by the Administration, then • in' hotY and sate feom evil." It ought to be " safe fro* bees lo wersees lir hsaffsid .a gainst ay the i of Lords, the Dill of Pains and Peultiekla 11.. a .kerCts 4i be refer them to foie Commissioner% of their fer-" 'lse suc h i readily occur to you. -text nom width it is taken (Matt. v. let.) w g sot Ilea . the mod Lootodose. al mooteisoo to dot .___ , Dathems. saw already been numerously sigued. i. • "h••• ' " M e ' la Ile same time, ":elk awl 4• that _ ' I ' There are some inisprists. " U they move in pan" «mkt IM-The Duke in CUMIN, th e Duke in Iluestes Me Dike The Manor of Boston ( J. P. Beltwily s Z t ) ,8 61 ..' .. se y,tel . y_loptiry eotilsi have ao dint result. Arl the sub- o , e. o a of combod . f. acceded to* Requisition of several Hoe is `•• - ..,i t seeeteot eaterhiefe and alisorditiess hire *Anon IA con-I ww . _ ~ I Plitiessest." •• is pekes Airmisire. tend • `es • 30-111 r Si. - Terms. Sir 111.-*Caltert. Sir W. Beirdble. fir that town, and appointed a Meeting ( or yesterday. Is k * .net one & of the fatal atop of appointing this Cussed'. I W e " " e __'•,_ . „,__, _ , e r w eeresetea , woe consider of the propriety of sending as Larva e& 1 r • t kin a sh- yA . eier - tt. lilt*, - in the deet•pisee, a tribunal - unknown la I.4lllll aff M g • n u' Jr.. w..... " ItwelorPasautlaLad A emeffr•l stumbled upon this sestnee:-It Inflow& ?limey. Miss C. Basith. i Queen. II . . • Z.' -lotilitcPboatitution : its enquley could hare' net Mai 1 111 "" I ~......_• th a t , i ii . f i_ tea ~ A „. ...i ath-n smwss of warmer, Lord Meader_ . the Rigbt jw„ h ae n, to Inform our tee es i i ii •• • st leV_lnit.' tioastk oriat iiolesa unprincipled i as k was in its . Nature, H . l tqwwww - cr - " ii wchwiww4 "hiewwme;crc'swe guilty, tw - rr'; ciew - en -". 1 , -- e 7 1 Ifon..Sir IL Illootitaeld, Hoe. Colonel Smithey', Mosel : don - a tio , ---- ye tr` etdo -- , ) presented-to- Mr . dr iguyult,lll,4 .s eta ... . . .... 4 ........ eiethis . Coninitselen, whilst it acquitted her . Royil I 'to that-resulting from the siwtstsew o f those rain to which 11th - Mr. Majoribanks. Mr. Greenwood, Mr. W. Lake, • hag his Worship to call a meeting fair the puma • itie lvidemce , of the minor ' ..-ot • . the iosocrat owe the seearitr atoll that is deer to them.- Mr. C. Smith, Mr.. F. smith. i eonsidering the propriety of voting sa satins d of t h e principal charges: . foetid her guilty, 1 7•tit-Mr , M . . -Gregor, Mr. Dighton, Lieet..CoLeitspliensos, PAL 1 have the honour to be with . wide great respire. condolence and cbsgratelation to her Majesty it Col. Lipton. 1•.• Page, Req. . . !tadcommitted them, they could have ..., , if .. 'l4'.- •• Your faithail spryest, Bth-Air , ill'en • Mr. Walker:•Mr. °Amp. Mr. anode. Qatea 1 and which wns signed hy upwards of l a . _i e JOHN RUSSELL. oth-ure. an4et er , Mn, e Keaton, Mn. s mtherte, Mae spettable citizens. Mt. Mayor has not yet MEM • • •iikililldrea do.' It is quite clear that, •in this abomi- bewailed. . . • , an anawer.-(Cerlisk Journal). 1 1. -- %sintile ferriage oT • cainainy, there was not a single 7'O TIIR EDITOR 0 F THE SZITS.S.3IA.V. mi ser . y y. toth-Mrs. ?bort* , Mrs. Pascal, Mrs. Naraway. Mrs. Peers are crowding to town front all parts, has th i ' 1 - I •!!einend established for making the proceedings-against tf. • h •i' Royal 'nighttime in affair of state. This mode of ' -.0.--. 11th-Mr. aileron., Mr. Lanky, If,. Komiall. Mr. Continent as well as Scotland and 'alma fie i. . ri t ~ . e .... kneeeding, Own, winfil appear to have been resolved Six,- The Cowrie„ is just put into my hands, in °Ales. 11th-Mr. Kell. Mr. Worley, Mi. Nietolson.Wr. Hales. Metropolis irill be more fall of Nobility sod kale • ;- '.• • tietk by the AdraiSistratitni, purely in deference to the which is a paragraph purporting to be from a tor. latit-Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. La Costs, Mr. than at any time within the memory of mak • • ••••• sirOrSti Personal feelings, apes this occasion. of the respondent in this city, which states, that the address Flith-Mr. eta• Mr. Brougham loft the Circuit at Newcastle halo IFN•gfiiii 7 Apperent ; Sod there is not an unbiased man in new lying f o r sign a t ur es in this c ity, i s g ot a p by a Lean, Mr. Paha Mr, Salesbary. Thursday, and arrived at Brougham en Friday net 1 ••• the' whole kingdom, who has not a thousand dines ehresemonger, an attorney - , and a printer, and signed The Duke of York, on coming oat of the messiest. ing, on his way to town. Mr. Tindal set eat weir "i• . rei*teed in contemplating the mode in which he has by the eery lowest 'of • the' rabble. Now I have 'to house, b urst s_____,s Into a goad of tear ' . A l l the Royal Dukes, the next day, mid has, we believe, reached tows. lit Prince . all tie worm and every one of the Wi l l iam s - . .. '-`:-• • once herb Flossed to reward their obsequiousness. The inform you, that this Courier correspondent is, la B e Leopold ' miners ' Wili has arrived, or will arrive in the nurse 1 1.. ..• Ors. were muchaffected. The Procession moved •••••• " Ministerl Of that day, if They had done their duty, inimitible language of Mr. Caudate, " a liar and a sel:ertiwt as sh e f coal b e k this Moraine. When they left the Circelt,'it wilt tot patio o the ho rses opt under. e i • . **lair have advised his Majesty against the appoint- slanderer," u for (in the elegant phraseology of the se The bells of the parish churches lolling, added to the general expectation that they would Ma it again d ) "• 1 « • dadnt of suck an Wilairtberised tribunal, both upon gentleman), "So help me God!" neither a /bow. sohnnolty of th e scene . A great number of persons Lancaster, where the Assizes begia ea the IM-le Ids Veldeiple end eirldteney : leaving it to the Prince of monger, or an attorney, bad any hand in getting tie ware admitted into the Park. The houses and town of giant. -•' a' Wake, If his biliellts were too deeply interested in the address up ; nor the printer, (nether than being eve- Weybridge were thronged; evet.tamPeasTscigtddinga W e l earn th a t M essrs . W e ll s todd aid Ogilvie, skate' . ' e V - Attic. as 41111 lehilvidial,- to permit him to recede, sad played In his bnsineles. The address, though moulylay- wenv i erTteil to a l i Tt t out seata ihi 'Llie bt frootest li onier and manufacturers in this city, lately presented -- 1••• 16. • *'' fr Ire thought bliividence sufficiently strong to pea lug two days," has already upwards of NMI sigia- • re a S II " Uirelteltiwir; Police.lrr 6 g ra g we arran g ed • testy the Queen with a beatnik! coreasdea *sod if Or.: 1 •-daird with Act. 'to go before the ordinary tHinmals. tures, and very many of the malt respectable inbabl- The Dane of 'fork, his Royal Relatives, and a few their own manaketaring, of a superb rich petters * •W'This 'ents thitottly seeded, an which both partiei could tants in the city. So mach 'Sr trw veracity of this h others sat in the late Duchess's pew, on the south side highly finished . workmanship ; and that, la Stip* • 1 ` lrodissit with - justice. - There (Cold he ni reason fo ap- Courter Correopondent.-tToor's, truly, ' ' of the Gallery. which was covered with black cloth u i d ea ti on fr e es lady Ann Ihmilton, her MON a P *II , tpretiend that the *Midi,* Courts Would acquit the Both, -Aug. Is,- 1910. CANDIDVIL *ell as the pelpit desk. The reeding of the funeral herself I' hi gratified oithlal pleasedto expressas fag y i . snr•Princeati if She' herepiered *he guilty ; whilst, be- P.S. All•thi bills that were posted have been tern kit ° fig innoteiti the, afforded the nsly channel through down, and every means taken to intimidate by these sambas. a( fewa q es ' st.",r-isaicli her nee Might- he formally made to ap- who are friends to every thing but justice. • ....... service wakinterrupted by the &ebbing aid crying of a • vises fie is arrival of the remains of her Royal Hi h. stark a • their attetnion and regards-{Kalligh Comsat.) • Nis it the Church, they were received by the Rev. . Suns:mak FITS r. st. SUNDAT BSIMINI 6 . IIII fh • 9 ' 3 ' 4 4tiAf. The plirlic Intik e at l ittle e st i mat i o n o f a mere • linaltain and Sir Cleo. Naylor, Clareocenx King of pi o nee r 'choo ser i s now poti o n up o n nona/hWith 1•. - _ . . t ';• • reestpfles at Glint •BeCtrlterlon of Attu ; sad se- • • •Anos (*dim for Garter) in his Tabard, and bearing his w i t h a carps ( w e tneene ego ism die Qnsenrir I Kai become of late years ai object tif so t e l gt e iret n i t ... pa rasktro n e,,_ i f t na osautborised trilmnial _auttrattwOr fewap hi 41.0 eumeniar --• • tboy regard witholtral - dtetrust. I deem it unneces- nu sary_hete to say.sey thing. 0 . log which the Conmoissiettersi. in f those charges. suspect. Goldsmith. &edit has within these fete weeks fouod common with all the powerful solar tery in a practical System raided The p Iltsocke. eti 0 • ? .74 4 , a re raiden wee thew woe** 'e Way to the Church, aid the Con'tioent, which she received fresh I iltalliP es en d t h e idr a ei r ere e n „ empe ei am t h e pre . wet sla the Nortit Boa. . Site wllllOll cseelon, went conducted to their places. friatifge` ibellOPllok i is. World *Scribed in easy mad popular Peru: This The C °ll . 1a w as Placed °Pon t mu: the Altar, Hut it MO. v c.worki..diste proasnanded a formal acquitted, _ del the }oilers! Service Was rea d D r . n e w t o n. The Turkish frigate whit!' sailed from C a art.. arirosary that I ebealketitorially advert to.* very ee- elegant colense *W. Johnson Lynch, besides uoitiog , The Royal remains were then carried roue the Church ;um MuttluY left one of ben" lien " the *NI *I 'at - thosedinary, keen i 4.-.... as suet. and most unjustifiable part Poetry with useful Knowledge, is rendered still-mon d i n order in which the procession entered the I considerable distance Mow Hu e , confined to aIl l ' ai • .eiSreeltheit. Repeat : "'We do -snot, however, feel ourselves attractive by niunerons Engravings. The &edify arc h ) , hitret, to the entrance of the vault in the Church- ; driven into the groassi, with his arias and itsser w ~,,r ; a:dit Amoy. meek as we•should ; wilds it, tp close oar Re- with which facts are retained when connected with , yard. where the Burial Service being concluded, the , in such a way that it lees impomilde for kiss to Or+ lie • gatets.hoce. hens the.allegatione p 1 the pregnancy rhyme w this ill reanomead Work to the adoptioa •OE nib was deposited in the vaidt t altar which Sir tleo. site himselt and the lowing of the nest *le Wrdl ;efamd eisibtery 4 theifeluess. those declareliene, on the all anxious Parents and Preceptors. . Zito; proclaimed her late Royal Highnessas's style u ; have drowsed him : fortunately this poor treater Iv" A.. 1 odsoio et Meech your Meleety has been pleased to coin- An action brought at the Assizes by the Co;poretiou ..Th ee i t b ath pleased Almighty (led to take oat of found by a lad belonging to the Dock-yard, wl• ee°_,__ • t. ; thud .as .to - jimmies tad•seport, dentate, uwe hove of Newcastle, ageless John George Lanibton. Esq. foe; thi s traashory life unto his divine mem the late most ea the Marsh to shoot c ur l ews : the man soh or , bdR, woo resparirod, other , reticular* respecting the trying the right of the Corporation to a toll en earn illaitricas Princess Frederica Charlotte tlrica Cather- . nals of distress as hint. and the lad, by Mewl Et ..-aa Illt 111 oia ,:s i vash ie t et. her Engel Highness, such as mast, ripe-, brought in or carried out of the town, was tried iti !Of-, Consort of the . most high, most mighty, and mostthe aid of wit cluillweasidOriur her eltalted.raok sine. station, acres-' Wedawriay by a Special Jury of Northemberiadth Pleetrions t Prince F redericls, Duke of York and of Al- man had berm guilty of theft, for which his c.osit „._, baoy ic on thee to his most Exrellent leas , George S , 44. 4 0 ,4 o re w oody^ .to rely sribravoarable•iaterprt fir.. I whoa a large body of evidence, both docemental wta. . t h e earth. by the onto of tied if th. wited Kier men had put kine ill this . situation. le lan . It, II Siva. From maims deposition* and,prostfit annexed I, oral, was adduced on the part of the plaintiff...sad ii. ,iota of Great hritain and /rebind. King . . Defender -Of might perish. The same man, it appears. Ina ..... 4. is .4,311.11 11.Pat1*0 1149113 4 10 0 0 - 11* c a a t idi t atiaas a( I verdict wa s ( "ad for Weal:thereby petal/14410t the the Faith. whops lied bless and proem, with long life, marred on # 1115411 1 *melting , b y ' Je ''''' el le doami li p h eet glared, . William- Cele, Frances Wort, and 1 title of t the Corperatioath the toll in question. lir , health. and honour, and all wordly happier's." I sulker if Chatham Deek-yanl. in walkleg ern • at I:4lA6alokelei per lliajesty will pereetee. - that several I Justice Bayley. who Wed the cease, expres s ed htr' . • seoese t e... _,........., moss is 'Salts sittlng *a the onsd. The ado _, . 1 • nastier of tits •verdirt. Mr. Sc arlet item On Ronda senrui l ' tab 8 11 " . . . Air*** eirettniskinfir of Ole **echo* /WI been i entire aPP the .•, ,_ ._ _ y rig. soon after the worlooset ft- oriels( Mr. Cita. beehtutsd with his " to ?ma * Zfi.... 1 1= 111 1 4 *0 ° ilk :bye witnesses. .srao •moramoe s in ewe chested the case for loannina, pad Mr . 1172 .. ais mosihig the Old Parish Church of Windier oemmeased is his mieuesblaulloaft" em'ill allow. L a m bed. bli . :`',* k eneyieola if ow asektewrlalo.lioe. end. for the defendant. The Conrt was on ly Oar dell? Ilhours , one of the internal walk of the ing him. he baud die pow fellow's Peri roe _, A Two other actions brought by the Cat- ehaseel re wa • •eoke'''. 10 4.1 •,..phosatowtrifeak glis rape& w• 6 1 P , 0 1 " ,* 0 .1fr ,4 14 rrlowded• • - : baud' Wads 2.4 his body la m b e d ta a ------,,_ . os, e• fe t seeke." .....; !... We Iblak-titat leiterettasttenoes poratino against other individuals, f o r refir a in g pe pay pieese . d to the ground with the faiths( mama, and most a slosalies thee the tide most thew . ewer ..... 11 • - • It o • m s e m: to ; Pike** ow tore . p i s s i cs us r thee* • awed to the same tell , followtoit , the ter of the above. inb e severely though not dangerously hart. goannetelo Clark soceroded in loran Mao ft , " 1hr . ... 4 " - 7i fr , _, _ tet ....„,g b etwessi l err ok m mijibeeee aail.CepoOt Corporation baring thus efeblished their right ti 'no limbs were fractur e d. .1 h e upsestadnees of the &niggle( M* to the Mathias lle!'w" the re*' 'b 00 the I 7. , 7 1 ra i1 1;;; 46 is. ittlidito sad envy mene t ...owe de. , ewe impact, witch was orights*laid osi to pave the peter** soppoem of the building soffaiwardy demon. tide ; hot kill al ote. sad ill sight of mos t Ailey boottidictioa iWA if Woe. are jest* entitled streets widths Newcastle mid of Tyse lieidr, wellies* -strata the aeceeeity f ee i ts meo w , If • loc.-4 1. nabappear. ship, bloinefilffinl el ineillillog Sat . , • to the most serious teaddecadoo.•' Illehn I rowed always defrayed by the Corpuratloa. woe were not to be regarded. listiertr.) . . . . , i. . . 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