The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

---oms-- 3' ' ' - POlttrirltlePAlTlcuLane. .. • There Ali it . t el l y SW display of short horned tattle rilieflyiWniring too of bred by lilts Robertson of Lady ):irk, James Solari / Iyr. of Deneasat, and Mr. Renal, yr. utßaWassie. • The first plate in the class of premiums was am aerPsk.lo ldr. Rennie. His int,. which obtained the trtistr.fdr Ike moat eyintnetry, fat, and weight, was a very extraordinary ain't/Ai, but was nearly equalled in fat piintifty.his reentamost, which was sold on the *pet for 'Nty guineas; ibis nnentemon pair were bred by Mr. Robertson of Ladvkirk. Mr. Rennie produced, as ex tra stock. a very liege and handsome two-year old bull, bred by Mr. Robertson, from Sires, and e fine lot of fleritity-two short horned bollocks, of en uniformity of •• itkdip and ammeter, that would have done credit to a district, in %high the cultivation of this valuable breed *as better batn' apd more widely extended. Mr. Stuart. youtivit.iiiPanearn, produced two eery valuable ipecinvas of the same breed, to speak safely, at leas as Leucite as mix in the country, bejqg descended without a MISR froni,Nards Um, (General Simson's original boll) else ewe .hroiliee of Comet, and from the best selection of Air. Collins' stock of the day. His four year old Illikr. .ie•pwint of symmetry, seemed perfect. He also showed a year old heifer (a short horned arras with a foundry cow) which he sold foe twelve guineas, within halloo boar after the show opened. .. i The wend this, of premiums wen for_Aberrieeesbire cAttle ; and, in competition for at, there Were five m from their MII farm of $ e& imeos of stock exhibited,W . Masts flogite and l ir aithee; a owthe Marquess a Tweedale's estate, Mr. Rennie, IW / Marquess kr. Dickson, of use. After due de/Hues-don, the Judges awarded premiums to this Glass to' the two • firsteineotioned • ta. • - 4 ' .I;.. • ' - ' In coirmetfirien for the t pittbilittiiisler the West High. nil breed , some beautiful animals were shown, by Sir William Forbes of Pitiligo, Sir John Buchan Hep burn, lilt . Home Drummond, Al. P.; Mr. Alexander Brodie, Coniston Naha, and Mr. Dickson of Dunne. . . 1 The fi rst Plate was awarded to Mr. Brodie's lot, / • ~ t ising . five years old, bred by . Mr. Stirling of Keir, and, .:i• 1040 tic ited great interest and general admiration. ,'% '2'he.iiiii yl premium was won by Mr. Haan Dram ._. st mond a, r sit* six. Within the limits of this notice, ! Inatice. cause .be done 4. the description of these animals, andibe ptber lots produced, which were well te ashy of ob lion, and evinced the skill and taste of the exhibitors, in the selection of this mass of stock. It May - certainly be said of these, what way probably be extended to the whole allow, both in the comparing lots, and those exhibited as the extra stock, that there is not ih animal without merit produced, nor one that should pot be considered worthy of distinction on almost any occasion. Three very handeome heifers .:ere exhibited it Mr. Dickson's, of Dinar. and Mr. Angus showed a five year old Highlud ox, fed by the Earl of Morton, supposed to weigh about 60 stone, a good specimen of symmetry of the breed In a small sized animal. • The 4th slags comprehended oxen of Angus, Fife, lialotsr, and any other breed. gr. Rennie and Mr. Aussell'of Meadowfield were - the saceessfal candidate. for the presolunis in this elan, , Another lot exhibited Tor thee, premiums, belooging, to Mr. James Stuart. *as of the hdarinis of Stafford, Donrobla breed. and Was much &Stilted, The judges thought it proper, at the cod of their award, to mention. that one of this pair was superior to all the clam shown , though tbeinfe riority of his companion preventetbins from awarding the premium to the lot as a pair. Mr. Smart sold the pair and a, yoastheifer for seeenty-flve gtstaeas. The doh Flags of premintia for the. sm. or qtr . Il s toinetyi, fat & Amd weight, of as/ oge„ aiL, 44 , 4 offoftlit rftitt betweee the Skirt-limas, 7 - Akedelitililre breed. The first plate was &war ed: to tilt. Itenniu, for his ot, which bits already been noticed a very extraordinary animal; and the second to lh; tglitiod of —, for a very large black ox of the NM breed. the Aberdeenshire oz. belonging to Mr. Dickson, wail less poked, only from being brought in competition with three animals. He was a don ox of in excellent stamp, and 'only infer* to the others In site and weight. Bat pf all Ilse stock, which was exhibited, there was nu* mole curious, more generally admired, nor greater beauties of their kind, than two Shetland heifers, Miaaa and Brenda by name, the property of Mr. James Bell of Leith. These little &Dime!s were very fat, and made their appeuancs at the show, as is supposed, in a very different condition from that in which they left their native shores. Minna has quaffed 84 wiles to the Owe, from Mr. Bell's estate in Dumfries-shire, and joined her sister Brenda, which lad been fed near dlrlitiborgb. The little animals were great favourites with all who beheld them.—A drawing of Brenda was inade by Mr. Howe. The members of the Society's Committee for superin terding the show, in attendance, were Sir John Sin. Clair, Mr. Downie, Al. P., Mr. Robert Graham ' Mr. MtDonald, of S. Martins. Mr. Macdonald Buchanan, General Grabens Stirling. Mr. Small Keir, al r. Ferguson, pf Woodhill, with the of officers of the Society. The judges selected by them to decide the premiums in the different classes were— For the first class, Mr. Wilson of Preston, Mr. Got land of S riposide, and Mr. Patton.) of Millfield.—For - 1 - be second, Alr. Thomson of Pusk. Mr. Wilson, House Of 1101, Mr. Andrew Walker at Letham. For the third. Mr- liettAir. yousger.of Faatassie, Mr. Bogue of Wood. ball, and Mr. Aitken, Cannel. For the fourth Mr Crawford, Pith tactile Mr. Sands, Blarcessnoch, andAlr. gird, Blair Drummond. And for the fifth Mr. Wilson, ' reston Mr. Hope, and Mr. Ord. The Committee of the Society were very much obliged to these Judges, in coming to town, for the put.. pose of acting on this occasion, and affording the assist. ince of their acknowledged practical skill in awarding t At premiums. .430 the wb.ole, the success of this experiment of a Fat Stock Show must be ver7 gratifying to the Highland Society of Scotland. b I suggestions have been made to the Committee who officiated at Queensberry Adage for,enlarging the range of premiums, so as to f:isitiprehentl. not merely those classes exhibited on Tourrolay as extra at., k, but also sheep, and other kinds of stock. Indeed some very fine Leicester wedders were alioienhy lib. Dickson, and two very beautiful pigs from MV,Gray!s farm at Georgiemsins, near Edinburgh. It is understood that it would be yerylagreeable to many interests, if, in addition to the various local shows which hare lung been annually held for the Society's premiums, some eneonragement was given for a competition, at this season of fat wedders of the black-faced, Cheviot, 04 immured; Leicester kinds: LlNliCidli , CHitifiAS CATTLE SHOW. j • - • Q.110.44y,a1t Lewes corn market, the prices were— vhisalatoissr. 441. to 461.% red ditto 365. to 40s: and Itietararnstat thirtpone to thirty-tive liatts I Atengsras Coos ManteT.—By the Corn Inspect. qra rethrus up to the 31st ult. it will be seen that the soethaeds has been very brisk. Of Wheat, 1753 quar ters Lite been purchased, aversgior 395. 3 . 1 being at an odfilSf of t ie previous week. 134rley at 391. 2d, tut,. 14),„ Sons, 395, 9J. aad peas at 29 5 . 10d. per tva srtyr. • mr,,Haetis i linen draper, of Totnei, has now in his gargles a gooseberry bash, full leaved and in Wosantn iastanes very rarely to be met with at this incle. west season. Mr. Spar, Ship Inn, Crediton, has now a jonquil in tall bloom. ~_~ _ 1...• w•ww..• i iiiii „, w . . THE STATESM. COURT OF 411'i13'S BENC 11. Ali. 4. TOL IRNO, e. POTNDER THE ELDER. Mr. ADOLPHUS opened the pleadings. filr.Sca atervstated,that this was an indictment it sraitist Mr. Thus. Poynder for not taking upon him the office of overseer of the poor of St. Anne's. Blaektriars, he hay ing been duly appointed under an order of two instices of the Peace. The question was' whether the defend• ant washable he possessing but not residirig in a boner in that paria h. Distinctions had been taken to per sons merely occupying a counting-house, and not resid ing in it. In this case the defendant had appealed to thy Quarter Sessions, and the detection was removed 14 writ of Certiorari. • ; Mr. Pritchard remembers the election of a Recent inr the pariah of St. Ann, Id 1816; • 114011 hook bad heels lost; witness, as Vestry Clerk df tfie4arisir, took the• poll ; the defendant voted; the &Madsen has held thew premises for 30 years; they consist of a wharf, a large' yard, and a small house at the end inhabited by a clerk or servant. Cross-examined by the COMMON SERJEANT-arbEr• was a scrutiny, but is certain defendant was allowed It el good vote. The defendants, Pirtle? and Debtor, torn lime merchants ; believes there is now a 'partnership I*' tween Poynder and Son; frequently sees defendant there and his carriage waiting for him. Coxhall, collector of rites; produced the poor's' rate book. The name of defendant is iri the rate Wok from 1811; witness received the rates from Ofelidant•i• representative on the premises: •-• Mr. i.:011/110N &MEANT said', be did not Mein to silo. pore the order of the Maglstratii,,mtdiVahtMfildef at Clapham Common, and ii 70 yeah .• Mr. Medlicolt, clerk to defendant, prertd .fait ; the premises are leasehold defoliant* nester 'sklopo on the premises, or any et hit %lefty ; fife crutdinglisktib is the only room defendant occupicirieltrais eicupieslthe bottle as defendant's clerk and sleeps there. It was agreed to take a verdtbt of Guilty against the defendant subject to the opinion of the I,l3eirt, whether a person in defendant's situation is liable to serve. The Lord Chief JUSTICE observed, this was a very important question to persons having counting-horses in the city, residing themselves in the suburbs. and having clerks or servants sleeping in theit counting houses. SURREY ASSIZES. n '' FRIDAY. hl' .~Y••"I• Before Me Bon. Air. BARON Omar/w. John Lewis, a young man of great respectability and property, was indicted upon a charge of having, on the 24th of March, feloniously ravished and carnally known, Elizabeth Brackett, spinster, in the parish of •tia ilia. viour's, in the Borough of Southwark. . • -..-.. Mr. Tucestamt conducted the case for the proatoilion; and Mr. AooLenos and Mr. Law for the defence. , `..,••r Elizabeth Dratkett, a girl about fifteen peal* ilf age, deposed, " nothing loath," to the transaction oat of which the present cue originated; the writ. acts, at the tiara of its occurrence, fired sores,* In a family in Union-strata. • The prisoner,. who lodged in the same house, having some time pre viously . broken his arm, was unable to , eitess. or un dress himself; the witness was shyster& bilber mistress to assist him in se doing, and itint4a then moraing of the 24th if March, that es site main prisons's be/I.room for that purpose, he forced bet ots to teserbed„.sed ewe• Witted the offence with wbieli heisorst sterod.eiterfrod. Mr. ADOLPHUS croso-ezetedoed this vskistras, and drew from her two Important facto:ltsit, shut Asset setter hod frirealtirlibralfillo% t; * l 4 . - . ... • - 4014-4 likvagilliiiit doe • bi musty times. Secondly, • that the primmer. .4s4priii wised witness with a new gown; . wide:Oho neopoi: , formance of which promise witness wan oshismilpiestob chagrined. These acknowledgeneuts, togeells le others of a like suture, created a stromrsteasa , Court; and the Learned Judge, addressiad she" risen of the J my, said, that be thougllst,fronselne of the principal whams the trio& sewed sot be preejeak t i in ; to which the Formai of the Jury replied, that it bad-been tile *pi nion of himself and his brother Jurors some time, that • the case was 'loch at called upon bas Lordship to pnj a stop to it, aid that they had never witnessed a - baser At tempt to swear an innocent man's life away. Mr.Taessicce, on the part of the prosecotion, ob served that his instructions differed most materially from the nature of the evidence as it came out, and he there- fore was convinced the trial could not be proceeded in. The Jury therefore returntd a verdict of Not Guilty and Mr. Lewis was immediately liberated amidst the congratulations of his surrounding friends. Before Mr. Justice BAYLEY. Richard West and Samuel Storey were indicted for havin,„ on the 14th of November, feloniously stolen, in Croydon, a mare, the property of James Parfett. Storey, (Witty, Death.—West, Not thrifty. • Two convicts are left for execution, viz.:—Giles Mist, for a rape, committed at Newington, on Sarah Porter, the youger. ElizalWelib, for passing forged notes upon the Brighton and Sussex Bank. It is expected that Eliza Webb would be reprieved: au conditions of her giving up the names of two men and a woman, who were connected with her in the commission of the crime; but this she has 'hitherto obstinatelrre• fused to do, The youth of the two prisoners, neither of them being morethan 16 years of age, has excited a eon. ' siderabla degree of interest: for tbe male convict there is scarcely ground for any reasonable degree of hope. The Gaol Calendar for this County contained St pri sooers, whose cases have been disposed of in the following manner.—Capitally convicted 27; trausported for life 3; transported for seven years 3; convicted of minor offences 17; removed by Habeas Coepoirf r tra versed •to the Spring Assizes 9; acquitted 12 ; dis charged by proclamation IS ; total 92, , Of - these it• will be seen that 53, above half of the entire•notalter: have been benefited by the extra assize, in a• greater or lesser degree, 30 of whom have bees discharged• and. liberated from (as it is fair to conclude) an. unmerited imprisonment of three months. rious impression on their minds a it a respect to the visa tacter ..f the esmblishosent. Two girls nen, sled by Mrs. Newton, whiestafed that they found the defendant engaged lit positing Mr. Newton shoot; one of them' stooped to lift op his hat, and be iosta,ntly shaved her! down and trod on her foot. Coleume begged to state the whole pm* from the commencensent. tin the 9th of December last his wife went to tbe - offiee of the cemplaisants, sad asked if there were any servants disengaged, as she.wisted a maid of all worst ? She was received by Mrs. Newtos with great politeness, sod she r.-tt up stairs to a room in which there was I good fire. Mrs. NesitOn then expressed rtat lejkliik that she had come so late, al all their two.- rants'wFmrone, bait site had several, some of whom wonid no doubt suit her. She then stated the rules of hereinee, which were, that Mrs. Coleman shook! pay :is. 611.j0 have brr name ?ti the hooks, and being thus registeri4 elm might either come there to •ehp . ose for ilerseir'ef sitrants'iltOtlld hi sent to her house, and no rlinibt irer Watibat woeW be immediately supplied. Mrs. Buboes seeordingly paid her 31. 611. and was duly re- Niotered,, ..On the nett day . and other successive 113 y! ;she attenged the office, coming all the way from Mary- blyt not a single servant was forthcoming. — :She theeilesireal•that some might be sent to her house, :whieb•was proutisird, hut this promise was never fulfilled —no servastnlfnatne. lie (Mr. Coleman) becoming impatient; of tats delay, resolved to go to the office hisn astif. Mn. NeWson,"after some word's, accnied him of MIMI* thereto hurt the respectability of her concern. 'He Hoinied, that she had forfeited her respectability by .eitteriggipto Pagagementcwhich she could not perform. :Mrs.Newlon then said, ' , Oh, ish your character is up ; the fact is, the reason yeti have not a servant is, that anhoslY *lli live with roe, and if you don't quit this hostel thiseerywohe off your face." She then kan'tedsthe OW. aild , sent for an officer to give him in stems fpc,tp The. ouster refused to take the c ergs. He attempted to. take the bar of the door down to pt'ontL4Pott which the fait lady rushed upon him like letigreis—seiged his coat, and was 'piffling him in when-be pushed her from him. At this moment the other twolirls came down stairs, and knocked off his hat. He solemnly denied ever striking any of them; and the only violence that took place, occurred when he was endeavouring: to escape from the clutches of Mrs. Newton. cf J ise result was, Mc..Minsinutt said he declined giving IA opinion as to the conduct of the one party or the other ; but as an 'assault hail been sworn to, it was his dnty to hold Mr. C. to hail, lb answer at the Sessions. • Mr. Coiedran was allowed to go in search of hail; with which he promised to attend is the evening. Havirow-Ganosx.--On Saturday, Joins Sabery, pressmen in the employ of Air. James Males, a respect- Male printer in °retitle Street, Hattoa Harden, was cbargl with robbing .16la 'master to a very extensive amount. The folloileg' eh the particulars:—About one 04lock oa that day'as the•Prisooer was going home to gliuttre. it Was noticed, that all his.pockets appeared 8;44 with.soutething ; information being given to Mr. &toyer, be sent after the prisoner, and had him brought batik hod searcbed; when bit coat, waistcoat, and breeches pickets; s» well as the trews of his hat, were law with coals: Limbeick the officer waviest for, who took the prionterin custody. and locked him .n in sae of the etrpag rooms at this-.cafftce, after which I.inibrick Went and Marched the Prisoner's' lodgings, at No. 1, Dove 'Court; Lowther Lune, where liefoubd betneen three sad four hundred weight of knee icquart and pint pots, large tin repellant% easi Waal up is papere t ian immense quantity of paper, several quires of large pAper for cop per plates, itattcpsires of paper for boot printing, an • inanteuse qaantity •of :rioted paper lo Ores, several. .mioilideAmoloktomitalishokisiosteilaits *WWI& far.pri , ttic and otberiaroperty to a very large aamout t A coeds fU ed with the property .teat brough t. to t!t D !OS e. an! the Prisoner was thee put to the g ar. 'Mr. Moyes deposed • to the articles produced to be Ili' ropeiq, and' eschew kw, hint 4.6cithumktbst the pri jamor.amts a,, pressman. and in his employ about two years, be had constantwart.o4earued about 21. a week, ;and iiad a wife , acid Only one child. The charge being taken, the prpsoser item eotutoltted for farther ill anaination. -. • Ureter 11;1 1 4,L.Loillailiet, Mitgarit Denerin.Was charged by draper, the' dt ter of the sloop Worn; with robbing him on the highway. 'Mr. Draper was pass's* near St. Saviour's Church yard, on Friday night, between eleven amt twelve ?Clock, irked the prisoner accosted him, and prevailed upon him to cross the road with her. • At her • persuasion he removed his watch from his fob, and while be was thus engaged, the girl drew from his pocket ms parse which contained several sovereigns and 15s. in silver. He instantly accused her of the robbery. and ultimately the purse was found in her hand. Thesowas • amother woman at a short dietetics front the ;admirer, to • whom she made some communication, upon whith they were both taken to the watclalsouse. Donovan was cow. milted for trial, and the other girl was connuitted to Brixton House of Correetion for one month. WOMMIP-STRZST.-06 Saturday, James Bateltelet was brought before , ft. &mitt, S. TWTTORD, and• J. Bussesu.. Esqes. • foe reexamination, on a charge of basing defrauded •Mrs. Julia-Smith of 17s. 6d. under presence of being au . agent for the Norwich Union In sarasieeof6ee. 'theSecretary-for the Norwich Union also appeared, de obedience to bie•enunnoes. He admitted that the :prisoner bad fosessely effected policies at their office, latadthat-ireregard to the eosaplatnant, though only part. .4 tharsesiley had-been received, twill the Company bad considered themselves: resphasibie;end had granted her the policy, • : AO •.: • . Mrs. Smith arlenoveledged el ite receipt of the policy, but a paeans from the Norwi 'Union bad assured her theist the policy bad ant-iseeti paid for, it was worth Wising.. . o • tu lidijStri zt.i. sald;,thiti ;oder tit elrcustancrs, there Wes Iff tblecaee, dtl'abfelitieg by Mr. Rultwai l .Kthiliegleteste. a Director of the Hope lesnraeceleald, it was certainly the duty of the of to heveWtteeided ; et, Ilse ,former examination, It Ohs not with" 111101 iiiiprian be saw the prisoner first !brought up endeMin charge, for he had known him . , . when a messenger : for the Hoye insurance, and after he qUitted tbet - 71oireelit be 14 reeeleed,Money,fritin Sir. Di c ed 4" liege, for the !neilcinckef MN. which' he nevolied n etutfc'srasij? eettideek"the, fraud watt de: tented, olVerailie the fitibii , tie taitift hire still ceiti • otied ,the risk of beat ueletered.. , • ' " ' , • 1. rt ' . ..T.l L.. The Secretary ellike • Nitair`. ‘,.ityp. so.. A... Tenon he did not attend the first examination was,' that they klety the complainant bed the policy, which was h'er indemnity, and as to what bad been said by their niei-' .enger, it was' hie Own misapprehension, and by no au thority of the Company. • The.prisoner was discharged from this accusation *hen •('*". •"' ' .- lier.jamid Teener, of the Mulberry Tree, Mulheirj• street, Stepney, made enother, charge. lie said, about two years ago, lie celled upon a - friend at Lambeth, and the prisoner then received from him ds. 6d. jn moiley , and a dinner ticket, value je:6i. Orr a policy itt fish Hope, but w!lich policy was nester obtalited. . Mr. Jane"; of N0..47,-St: Join-street-read, said be gave t i, e pri s ana l ,11.. 12s. 6d. for insurance in the Hope, hut a errr got any thiug.for his money. On these eherges the piletwier was ordered for f a rth er examination ttutorrow,• when it is understood. ether charges will be preferred against bite. POLIVE, . . BOW-STRENT.—Saturday, Mr. Newton and his wife, who keep a Register (Ace, the corner of Soalsautplon. street, Strand, and who profess to find good servants for. good places, and good places for goad servants, ap peared before Mr. Miosbull, the sitting Magistrate, and . obtained a warrant against Mr. Coleman, a watchmaker, residing in Mary-Inhonne, for a violent assault, alleged to have been committed by hini on Mrs. Newton, in her own house, on the preceding flay. The defehdant being soon after,' arils taken, and Mrs. Newton and heir,44;- band being present, the case was investigated.. Mrs. Newton stated, that the defendant came biro her office on Friday, acoosted her in the most abusive man• nor, called her huabaud a swindler, Olmstead to expose them by bringing; them to I!...wv,street, and hank, not, , only created a riot in front ut the house, but taking. a. large wooden bar, said he would murder her, acid slid, actually inflict a severe contusion on bet right arm, which was. in consequence black and blue. Vim was at, length.constrainvil.:o rail for assistance, when two young .women canie down from. a room on the lint floor, ono of whom he knocked down, and the other he struck. k the scuffle he broke a pane of glass; and to this mien be added, his having made each representations to ladies an.. gentlemen who came to the office ir. search of servants, as to induce them too away with an ilia- .. -~--~- Coaotest s Istmfts ! —Saturday afterisoon, an inqui. sition was held before Thomas Stirling, Esq. at the Crown Tavern, Museum street, Bloomsbnry, on the b. fly of the lat., Lit ntenant Colonel Henry William Radcliffe. Mr. Charles Ireland, of 41, Hart.atreet, Bloomsbury, Surgeon, stated that be did not know the deceased pee vions to its death. lie was Called - op:I to attend him on Thursday afternoon, pabont o - clock, and found' him in a front room on the second floor, cold and part ly dressed. Witness could, discover no warks of via. leoce, and, after duly examining the body, and opening a vein, he was of opinion the deceased died of apoplexy, and that he had certainly been dead three quarters of an hour. Mr. John Crib, of No, 113, High Holborn, surgeon{ attended the deceased for some yeare, abo ma. a 1 eys of an Infirm habit, partly produced by hie ireegular usodrt of life. lie perfectly agreed pith Mr. Ireland teat svto: plexy was the hutuediate cause of the de cowed's death. Ann Clark,. .t to the deceased, stated that her inviter on the morning' of Thursday last, seemed very: well in health. About eight o'clock he insisted opoti having some brandy ; a qsartern and a half; hcing what he usually took at that time, was brought him, which he drank off. The day before the deceased had drank e quarterns. lie remained in he.l till about two, when Ito thiew himself out on the floor, and witness with her mistress. were unable. to get him up. again, during which time honied most shorking langnage, and threat ened to murder them They therefors,,let 4iii) l, manic. on' the floor till half pist four, during which time they were busily litigated in removing the furaiturc is other' apartments, intending tocarry lieveanrdaway in &easels. On witness's return into the room *bast 5, they (octal deceased dead, but did not call assistance, u they sup posed he still laboured under intoxication. • Witness' had been in deceastd's service three months, duritegybrhich time she had seldom • sten him saber. Sometirgalibe lay on the ground till. three o'clock in the inorningplund witness and her mistress were un able to get him up. • if they attemptra to move him, he would threaten to murder them. Deceased woald in sist anon having. the liquor. If refused, he wonht threaten to out his throat; evil once took up a knife Ger, the purpose. Witness further stated that her mistress . was always sober, and treated the deceased s jib th 6. greatest kindness. lie once struck her silty* like • '• Ataniptiug to lift his bean op. I • ' , Mr. W. Morris, IS, Museum street, stated later- • bad lodged in the same boom as the deceased sintr)istlyS ;tut. Drreased'agenrral conduct bad been very: vio- - fent in consequence of drinking; he was desired to quit 'the apartments by Christmas, if possible, and they mot partly moved wh;n lie was (mind dead. Deceased *ac always at home, witness had tot sera him out for four months past. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of lied. but the Jury expressed their opinion that his death was greatly accelerated through the effects of lifink- A lb,. Coroner's Inquiet has been held en tit= Jane Williams, who was Ismail murdered counter, in the village of Llanbtilr, North Wales . , ined.s verdict of " Wilful Murder" returned. Suspicion Ur brenattached to a labouring man named Harm, jig th? child titbit i v/kiting it to beau :pguty. They were stfrifv-r) A COroaer's Inquest wait held op tatieday afternoon, mit.the Mitre Tavern, Mitre Street; Aldgatr, on the body :Sophia Bolter; aged nine-mouths. Joseph Itoltok. Duke Street, Ahigate. -father of the child. spiVt - %Wee" Tharsday v between eleven sad ttwelve in the d#4,r • tro was at home. He had killed a pigeon in the morn-. Jog. and placed it over the msndepiece; the child was ais side, while sitting by the fire. and in rising from' Nis seat to take down the pigeon, his coat caught in the inutile of a saucepan which was on the fire, and the whole of.the boiling contents was thrown over optin tho. Itelpless infant He instantly caught it in his arm.. nod .having some turpentine in the house, he applied it to th, grounds; but finding. as he robbed it, the akin cline oft heiconveyed the child to ale. Pettis. wargeon, where tile ag4kled parts were dressed.; ~,It Aingegeal till Friday morn ing about three o'clock, whin expired.—Vertlict— Accidental Death. Waarnen.—On Sunday the frost was sharp t and the atmosphere being uncommonly clear, the sheets were thronged with crowds of persons passing to or from the skaiting scenes in the parka. On Mande! and Tuesday, the weather was doll, and there ti. • on both days, here, only a sprinkle of light .snow.. . though in the south and West of Engle nd there was s fall two or three inches deep. Till IYednesilay morning the frost continued, when an extraordinary daiknesa, which overspread the metropolis all the forenoon, h.. tokened an approaching alteration in the temperature.— The lower region of the atmosphere was then more free from fog than usual at this season, and the dingy cloud which was suspended in the middle region was composed of London smoke. The upper strata retaining the cold. while the earth arid the air in its immediate neigh.- bourhood was under the influence of the thaws robbed the smoke of its heiu, and prevented its dispersion.—The darkness, therefore, was confined to the streets of London .—Since Wenesday the weather has been gradually becoming mild, with out any of those falls of rain or sleet, or boisterous winds, which generally attend a rapid change. The quantity of rain 4119 since last Saturday is nut mea surable. d 'Strand, Jan. 4. • THERWOMETEN, 8 i 1, 11 13.111011M1. • o'clock .. o'clock. ) at night. Dee. _____ - 29, N•• • • 23 32 2. 39.19 Fair 30, M, .. 23 30 120 20.83 Voir 31, T..... 28 30 29 ,79 Cloudy . Jan. 1, W. 94 St 34 ,73 Mow *ry 9, Th. .. 37 43 48 ,73 Cloudy 3, F. .... 40 43 49 ,S 7 Cloudy 4. l'l .. • 40 42 -• .80 Cloudy M ARMED. . . '; On 'Saturday, the Ath inst. Mr.ll. Dowsland, jun. of Mile NJ, to Mrs. J. Palmer, of East-lane. • .:,. On the Ath init. at Camberwell. H. WOOL gig. of Ca/P -hil!, to Miss Wilts, of Camberwell-grose,Surry. DIED. Oa the SOth ult. Mrs. Mary Patch, of Hoatan•equare, aged 83. 04 Wednesday night, at Sherbora•Castle, Osfosuishire. Mary France-. Comnirss of Maccirgfield. On the 3d inst. in lila 83d year. Mr. Brotherson,..Charlette street, Bloomsbury-square. Last week, at Totnes, at the advanced age of !Xl, Mr. T. Hakewill, formerly of Exeter, feller. London : Edited. Printed, and PahUsher?. at the Oiler 4 a 4 , 4 d;kTIISMAN" and " Toa CON IT ITU " (eo* day Paper.) No. 297, Strand, by R. WARDELL, L LR to whose all estareturicadons, Orders,. as. are riepiostod '0 be addressedt Jonessad Margaret 111, wife, resitliag at a place coiled' , Rallt tioilt. within a abort distance of the village stf, Panhedr, where the murder was committed..a /troll*: was grimed. ;ma attic a diligrat seareb. they fops• 3.V4. alt in shillings ;to acco,ant 'for the possessiup of w ~ ,%, .: I be declared tat be entered the hesee the wig • . • • ' • . Mae" lading this, be took it. Imo , . ML,a. rai, i bPon e: ..I ybe necessary here to state, tka -e-4-4 I 4.0 , is tha t ilteAtiFte daugitsiof . 440, isaressatr qA 1 : 0 a. •• r . 4 blA stiticbt matadogiiiir aliy4iii tirsii As svf r, A . .. 4 .... is Ai child o this saspeetell cooplot Ass; yOrilmOs,.= . 7 't • leisittog it to be 'supposed he bad papa title 'to the pro— . plint,' They were -folly notamithetle-AStaelgeort .Id. ' ,Ispone: ,is ~' grV!! 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