The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-19 00:00:00

Opt pursue_ _ Defendant. descriptii__ _. by called en . by the creditors, retised --- t o re l e ase the ! Robins, of his murderer. They learned that, his Defendant; but a D"d of Compositien and Release , name wits Wallow' Howe, a journeyman carpenter, baying been prepared, wee signed by a number of who resided at Hembersley, near Kidderieinster; he creditor), both in Rochester and London, and the l had been discharged froni his employ foe some petty Ylaiutiff went on collecting the debts due to the De- ; theft, And bad, left his borne on the 17th of Decem fendant, in the : very sante manner as he would have ! her,' telling his wife he was going to Worcester to done had his awn proposition been carried into corn- endeavour to get work, but was seen in the ueigh plete eirect, and he, as welt as the other creditors, bouthood where Mr. Robins was robbed and shot, had miecated the deed. The Defendant also made !on the day of the murder, and appeared to have over iellit.Flaintiff the Equity of lißdemptiou of ! something under his coat like a pistol. On the tbs ' ' over which he had the mortgage. The , evening of the'murier, just before be came up with .lowever, having never granted a release Mr. Robins, as it is supposed , b e calle d In et a, to - , and it even appearing, from the : cottage, and begged a pin of a womae, which he stock ' • • . ' Isetwematkees, that it never was in lin his coat-sleeve; this it is supposed . waifor the patiel - . offitker that the Plaintiff should I pose of cleating the touch - hole of his pistol. A littl e r l . , - • with leis thip; tho_ rim payment of his , girt la the cottage noticed his particular °take (hie. : I at a *One NOM polo& proceeded to , tag eery small eyes, and being bow-egged). On the. legal eiskest the meant, for the ; eveaiag of the 22ti of December, about 9 o'clock t bs' ret e c .-SeMN AR A rid a he caused i returned home, appeared very tired, and stunt to bed i ,IWiralo • XlhaDefendsitt epos directly after. The following morning he packed op . 611 i flied Is, _is 11l risky ; end upon hearing th e • his cloth es in a box, and his carpenter's tools in ano- . 04.11seCdShencelles being 4serfy of epistles, , this; and Ni one of them he put a pistol. He took ! . . 'Whellellier in ght We l** thettentlerstandiug he- ' diens to the carrier, and they were conveyed to Wor- , tilik _ Ilf sad Defeadetet s Ma stogie.. ere& caster that morning, lie walking with the carrier. At 60. ligligkiwdo - ftio,thattosoluctaf th• Plain. : Wercetter the officers discovered that he had acted t ta W34o • ' , tepeetle. to-the dolt. of . with as ewe caution and mapagement as the 140; . ' .. ' • 4.11.11,0p05ee1) -Ajmer +4 -It ,eis "pefienced -thief. They asoettained that his hales — the • be aissOfenod, wimithee 1 bad been taken to the London Waggon-office, with Ontiiiaa ex* sad} et the meditate the direction on them " William Wood,. Castle and rit israute r. *tie*, hots efelltsmed_Lbr osy del- Totem Inn, Aldersgate-street, London." They had . .derited from Ai - A nwiotitOitowiti. or by a then no doubt but he was gone off for London. They 60111011wicatios *allirasky 0 4r , to widekthe i cemasueleated their opinion to those who sent for• ftneire a t a l lace mg, f ee, give endow.. !Ahem • but they, as well as other inhabitants, were so ',WM, imprialiest althecdemildmiseedihipdinicte lesproLed With fear from the dcpreditions that had ads .KiliPli balm • •- . been committed, that they very reincow.tly agreed to Mr. Ildi, • Wloo4led bets WWI* for the Plain- part with the officers, for them to pursue the aappos tit% Mr. row* was *sat witasM called to prove' ed motderer. -. . . . his el eiN Hite, Meatbllled the eereted - PrePesi- ; The Officers traced the - man from,Wereester to tioia for.* memenskien and releasli Of the Defend- . London, sometimes walking and sometimes riding, ant, made by the Phial, hiottilf to the other to the Castle and Falcon inn, in Aktersgete-street, creditor% . .:e• where be clainied- the boxes dirroted to " Wm._ Lard FtLgtwaosiotnis asked, if this proposition Wood:" to convey them-from thence be did not - em. bed limn acted on ii tad being answered in the a l 6r- I. ploy any regular porter or cart, bat stopped a meal-. 1 Illative" mid, then, he thought there was au end to i em ir ' s cart in the street, which conveyed ,the boxes the case. Tor him to the Bull tits, in Dishopsgate-street ; from Being urged however to heir the evidence farther, thence he removed them, but not by any known or so :m i ut Meet the elect terms of the issue, Mr. Hall regular conveyance, but us a cooper's cart., which was farther examined, -yid stated, that at the first ; happened to be pissing at the time. Here all trace .meeting at Rochester, the Plaited had been asked' of the boxes and the'mnir were lost, for keelisider by the other creditors to release ttl: Defendant, but I able time. The Officers.made enquiries of about one 1,3A1 refused to do so. He could not say, however, I hundred coopers, hut *mid not gain the least War., what Dumber of creditors were present at thnt met-' motion; . at length, while . going along the Commer; tag. There was a meeting of L ou d o n creditors cial-road, following tip their enquirie% they met a called. He believed only one attended, of course, cooper's tart; they told the driver the object of theie nothing was clone. He could not take upon himself pursuit • he denied all knowledge of the circum to sty, that the refusal of the Plaintiff to accept of stance, ?but promised to use his endeavours to .find the composition, and to come in upon the same terms out the cart. The Officers promised to reward bun' with the other creditors, had been communicated to if he did, and gave him their address. • , all and every one of the creditors who bad signed, On theevening of the same day, the man called on or bad Agreed to sign the deed. : of. composition and them, and confessed that he had deceived them,lay- I release. . z ing once got, into trouble with his master for carrying Mr. Past[, on the part of, .i ; giant, Mr . ' sonvethirie in his Cart, and he had threatened tuturn Parrot's, said, he bad here.. • • 'one creditor ,' • -• f i. d •• him attay 1 he (4 so DWI; bat as.,thit as to lead.! Teat . t!" weer thwt - unthing ' . . 40"1"1 ever ; .to iiiii detaCtieu •of a mußeier , le woqiit unit the l been commonicateft• him.— t 7 ~:.";,: ' ' 1 risk-of lit.. . its 'then told them,, he had carried Lead ELLaniaottoccu Still, thiSliuf lit find to the the bouMer it than answering the description of the question. On'the &seat issue there ceet4l ' .e . t he ' one thityimanted, but had only taken them. a ',err a denbt that there omit be a verdict fire De.' s h ort instil/me, from the Bull i nn, to a house In a ' fendaut. 'inlishopagate.street. ' Officers . ' there, 'the money, yam( onus with whom be was intimate, whilst he . . • : . all the change. It was also-ditiovered that e had s id away a shilling of Geo. 11. one of those stags." ' #3. which he admitted, but he could not tell where be 'bad taken it. This :billing had a W. scratched oe lt, iwa remarkable 'Way, as if with the point of a knife, or a pin; and, -we naiimeand, a coin has been found in Mr. Webb's bete , "latched exactly in the same way. Under ill the oircetantaoces, Udell was committed to Fisherton gaol, to be brought Up again for further examination. VENTRILOQUISM AND A GrtosreL-Briton, the noted musical small-coal • man, came front Northampton shire to London, where he practised chemistry. His death was extraunlinary ; a gentleman brought *lib him once at a concert at Briten'a house, a Ventrilo quist, who solemnly predicted, in a voice that seemed to come from some invisible persoa in the feints, the decease of thechemist, in a few hours. Tertifiird by this apparently preternatural call, Briton sickened, took to his bed, end in a •kw days died, the victim of his credulity. Some years ago, the ,ileg.ig .4.110he.{ imagination ovet the helium intellect and fpm, were displayed in a maneer.nearty similar :—One Moran, a slater, possessed the fealty of rentriloquisev_An a., Wry extraordinary *Tow' Wm • Abi topf dr ility! Mum he could a . - welters in the ' street,-in a ' irektuthat tevroceesicremihe nest pissetwer.: this man was employed to workal I the new episcopal i palace, built by Primate Robinaim s .at Armagh. ,One' 'Morning, a labourer, Who wrought about the pre mises, was terrified by a hollow and . distill' voice, that preceeded from a darli cellar in a houseihat had beJouged.to. the.lato Thomas Ogle, which his Grace the . Primate had given orders to pall down. Ile was summoned, in a manner that he found it impossible to resist, to descend into the dark terrific vaults.— Treniblittg, agitated, and perspiring in every pore, he obeyed the awful mandate. When he was in the cel.:l lar, .profound sileace prevailed for a few minates.-1 The same voice then solemnly uttered these triunity& Lens words :—" .I am the spirit of a murderer; to. -night I will visit you in the little room of your • hltchen, and communicate to you the horrid crimes I lave committed. If you regard your life here, or your selvatiosthereafter, meet me in that room at 12 .e'clock." The poor labourer was unable to utter a syllable, and with tretnbling knees he betook himself to his house, sent - for the Vicar of his "parish, and cucouraged by his . presence, await. 'ed the approach of the awful hour.--Twelve 'o'clock, however, - came, but the spirit came lit. Next morning he was obliged to resume his mo .. *; when he came opposite the same spot, the items voice again eccostedhim, but in a more el& rated aed angry tem., " Beware how you bring with you the Vicar to our interview. This night let me . 'Meet you alone, at twelve o'clock, or your destruc-, Lion will ensue.'' The wretched labourer, thus be.; ties, as he thought, by preternatural powers, obeyed. At aquarterhtfora twelve otclott,.he was seated at 's little tablet in-his pem. . His apparatus, for de. ,reqc,a sa makteiiia. - 4 o pliktial-itisitaittv was a. 14114,44 lsievord, and a bOfili of whiskey., his pallid -lips were' alternatelY occupied lu ejaculating pieusivranse to Heaven, or swajiewing ezhilirating &mils; fad, his trembling hands now and then gfasped, and than dropped the useless steel, as his coorage rewo a nd _ Iwhile, l ife and daughters - Six o'clock. • . CHESTER, Newport, White Mirth, Torporlcy, Niontnicli, Nortkaleh, mid Illitld!ewicli t Pant Coach, stormy Ein-I,u:g l :4 Five a'Clock. - • - • . . ... . 8 U 1 411) iliffAN 0, Staiktons n and Yaris,.Neir Consh, every kirrroing,4ntlse_Urorge Lie, Soderlaad. . , MANCHER, Winslow Codgletim, Ne wtiot le, 1 6,31-41, ' Intl Wulyerlmaapton, Post.Geoirh, every Aftenyonii. attendee, SHREWSBUIt Y, WellingtiA, anti Shit Nil. Post Cuseti, 1 tlte,,,Resal Charlotte, ever. Evening, id Five o'Clock, eiti.al...l. SH ItFII EP? aiii RotherkossaPass Coach, milk/ the 1t...1.- Ingham, every Morniiig. .. (I SOUTH A M PTO N, Wiackettep Alresfard, md . Inn C oat. 11, eviry Frei:Litt: 1 ' BIRMINGHAM IVICITUV Post Com+ with a Dinged, SPI. OM *every Atli:moist', and eiheheteimil l ,liara next day at mi.*. 1 Passes •hy Cb ford, EnAnn, - aim shipstom, 10 me 4ittaerii i Head, Hall-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northesve, Iliiii lien, Thant, and . Doncaster, Not FCmrich, ere, y Morning of hall-past Sin u'Clock, to the Limland Sun Inn, id ymt-g.ite, Hail. • HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesiaa, and Cheskisat Coach, • every klorolog. . daffy; - i . TOTTENHAM and EDMONTON toak , _TO iv - .if-• i past ip, half-past 2, half-past 4, and kalf-pie4 7, o'elock • DESTLITY, &c. ENCOURAGED by the uniform sitcom tftenal- Joe their pecolinr method of treatment in the cure *.•f s few prevalent complaints, which has beeteronfienied It. the r.. perience of man •• years in a large and extensive prortice ; sot iisp 'slide also of tbe• yeffectic (hotting to the public felon oo dles! inflow/liable the i r satisfies* to a-certain claw of distot •o, ifielein WO intrl Co , MOM , to divert tbeir Attics to chre disordere *Adis - from a eel destructive frobitiefispeZtrate outh, which soot'only oc no a numerous. todoof . 41. deoligia estalle on i votaries all the mosey imbe cilities efeld ate. 111 that distressing state 'a/ debility nr ded riessey, whether the cousequeore of such butiefal Whit , ' ewe:- sive drinking. long residence to hot climates, or satyr other coa‘e, by which the powers of the constitution herons* enfeebled, as regularly-educated Surgeons of London, they over a Arm, :safe, and speedy restoration to mead and vigorous basalt. Where en early application is made far the cure ..f a eel hitt Disorder. frequently contracted in u moment of inebriety, the eradication Is generally completed in the short space of t ..rn days; and in the more advanced and inveterate sti-es of setae real infection, characterised by a variety of painfu l and di•ors sitig symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without resta.aut in diet or eiercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. The diseases of the Urethra. as frequently connected so nth or arising from the ahavo complaint, have not escaped their :1111'0- ' Non; by an Infallible and improved pion, they are enab , ed to remote obstioate Glects and Strictorrop whether recent u r i lan Aviation. without resorting to tarp painful nod dat:geona use of• the caustic boogie. Many instances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years entoitomore, having girl !. ed to their method in a few days, sifter the rote had ha e:, at tempted by other practitioners without effect ; and such 6t.- been the agreeable resell of a practice of faMrtein 'rears, that the mode of treatment tins not in one sinek instance ever prosed abortive, during which period Gouty thousand persons. of hot!' : sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been per fectly cared. after Vevere and injurious methods have been pee. ' severed in to no purpose. I Messrs (ion and Co. exclosively profeiaing the care of thNe 1 • pastiettlar eon:minium, in order that they may not he, I , ‘ a mistaken fete. marked with the ol.!rapty so justly mini tw t ao the ignorant enni'.rie, think it but jostle to themselves to -1.., , .. Putt they hare been properly ethicated and initiated into 'Art $ heaneli of the professom (certificates of which ! from dill, ar s • 11 ospitat., and tesli modals from the most tlaltbelit Pitysiei .e., they Ivors to etnavistee troy enquirer) that ate rUCCM result' Irian their endeavours first Induced them to quif the iira4 toe ' of the getteral Pratsitioner, stud they presume that their t.f• • tensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented elodi deoce with which they have, by that Public, been so liberaa , y honsorted. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or hi 1.1- leo by Patients, of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, wad ao (cation. . Patients in the country are requested to state the portico! Ai ' of their Cfte, age, and moaner otlOe i b-entin•ii , x. a . Hank.. • • ,, 1411 : lid viee 484 medicines Luta! titeaem 1011 be faroatdcl" earyipeit .4 At Itintilora.'• - " . GOSS and GO: tiorgeonsfAskliljetwerie.street, Flea ['meet. • • •• TAKE NOTIUK.. *A PERSON - the Neighbourhood of Glasew.. 'cilled a fe* day ? *go u Mr'. Angus M'DO ll,O4 . "iek-place, in ibis Guy. nott /armed him. that his Wit area dmverously affected with a ball itrr ' harvren 'll.ativaded 'with .• :::•-.. OkblienAlt o / 1 elk 1 90 . 1 491 11 9 .6 ,-.- • . 11 _7:l L'''' --- 'l', 9 - 4 ; -- ii i o' - , - „ 6 ( w oe 6 , trio, alni -,4., ... . ..,.. . wl.r..,ry.'nr - 777= ;',7: - -f r , •!'"' 1; 11 - 1 1, Ti" ei er - , i T:A''r• ritw, stookiii dieft.l l ooT,WF • • .- A oPivr7 Pg • - . .—k.s b e we tot ' ',. litieseale. 4.rpo •• 71' ,t .e ' ' ,_. ' .; ~4111111411000.14 . iii01W001111110 '$ i Ith',* tiessii, thosaVirres.: 6l ,„ ''''' Iwo* h m, .., . psrvia . 11 pi . . • . I b;.t cosif *lll(lliikiltel - .... ir t ..l . . 0w... " . -ht • .aolalla;‘ . • Vi" . 4.11.. " aill '' glisimg""/ "4 844444: A" i 4 r: . • fliP $ .. 3. beel 'Aiti ii .•.• ' Cblikiliti# . - lidi )4611 . Robins told - hifis he had been deceivedttil homer .1 .I .' ... iiiiiinTirreit ar "s 4 . --z.11; tie "yrin i tiftsaetotVa. 4, 61 ,r, ni t ' " ” is:. r .v! tia L A ... • 4 . • . 61111% Benrois Issiedeby,:l.tort. Iltica.tst; not Ilse - -." 41 1414.1114 la . . :.. ..• ' •'•— ' •. world ffivect lank file best -road trent their*. . ill :hi: vat . .. . .7. --- .. . . . •. . , i*•-: , • 4-;:swei.e.l. •._- . .. !stead togothiiiivt Olio n ntibs wimp the.men el - ! -! • ~' - : Jiit. l lll. ' , . uvEnt s titiolft w 4. Coo-folt. *ow, Nod Caw • Ind.-- 1 Mims! , - wns „ . titeJsry *weld *WI MOM - . iebl, eptciorti:vatird, mpediti.,„ ~.ry 1.,,,,i,„ 7 Oust str tcikawkaw.. 'imams.. "au , * : . in. donuts: s _,_ th at i w i v i a& -l e the rain r . , ; m a. 1, 4 ,0, 4 . ... . , mug aaelvettionor dPe MR ro*silDlifelts to theirs . s Ilea! bin, Irak-04er L. . . . - „Robin, assisted Ida. he Will, !Oa. ti t • be .vas 4 liar 'ill, 1 W hit o *EmbAtit 4 Mi 0.4. Gerard eitraleherat • . , v..,• . ~. . . flArb g -/ f• 4 4 , 1 1 . 1 1frr` •:• '- ; - . . hie too ellsedliv•own'houie : opon 4 which the Joint a ,: • , ..- M I 41/41• 11 . 1, BATH ow! ititturoft. PIA* row Cliochrs, 'broach C i .. 3114 MO 41t1104 3re, 4419CIO‘freIIIttle011it ofthow ,tr . . ri, ___. .___ . , i Ai Aim 4._ _ _ _(,fe noniet.. ho.F .0 :::: e lop. km . litivlllikv,igh,' every A it. witty s t.n i 4 '4 l 1.4 Mr. Robins Ik r ge d t` the Pears ttri.tol, # ' '' .• • • • • legthatte a= : 1 1 0 2::la r r! Ul lC K o l l .eu ; i t st° ' -- - - ..$ -1117111014 r I. ih P I llidSeasgr - , • ilay'sb bie Uerthoopi-ints. Pl4lls, siai 4:14 f ile i "." s . foe the Trit,, . .0- .l ?yias /v . . . . a hbrilleyeY. r- at asked the vit. '.1 " 4 48t otee r V ir ri ti t i tgne " the . *lape l and ..••• ay. ! 11 / 10 aldeutlV-:..64.1.' "illlttithtle • . it aikasmt_aeci et.die . , Wag4a 7 Pi . PPl es 14 - - * 40 4 . 'why bashotislak; if belied told hint he wanted See iii o i l isti mit* knitu etw -1 ••• ;es urettk wow; Ilisantaa, & A .. Ott John • ,- • • . . . . •• • IliS eleitark he li•eid kw' giegn it to him- Thil re b ' * ..- : . ' - w S el*""el*4 .ll 4- -A.- Etri" 3s,llB4 f , LiAl GeWls• roArdr The *oath% %., , . Peer . •Ae/se 'yr ",' - ref (eery h!Olehte al lOth • -(1:41 Serra 0*(341%.1 cares: c. ". „ 1 , ear few bee, araeptea tie I . 4 l, 4 • 49;ll . tti ' ke t t s i n do w .f t, j o - sits ; bee sal 'ai, lf in did pot deliver Its money and wooly I pre- -and Paws Pked if r out ._.• di— A in . ow I WAD troly, and Re's nrossehahly elm,. *frit a c1.,,w , 1 4" : it ' . . n • 411 "' mite lllNtaorwiligh 4stritfArd, Newark. &If., il flow • -.. • ..._ . *Fled *r0w 40404. *°°/414km.t him aPil g i i am . "P lawleete , ' r • 1)ml." eaer b ah 111* ber•re iitifrer2l±,tir fhtt GoLle.i Lieu, Levels„ st I; •• • hi 4l.l ' ...' ' MN - te 'Of sink senteu a pistol to WM at arm Wasik. i. who're e , . . 1, 004)440. . 7 1 .0 4 - 016* • • i...-.. StetWlt „! .%% ,51._.10, 4 - the iniroattuan espridsliatt of flit, oach, • • * ream : this orbillo. - W 4 len k l 6 kle *Ails 4 ir megrim *slier* licial. thine uarqiit.llail in Ace.:*Plate 't. prineutsoa bey, Lair flidelf(dietnusw" is u oime ir s T e 7 s sssss agreeable sts4 Or ispiers?l'ss'y • " 'l .easel to him ash audnotee,idete aniouneof 261.. - Thirty .- • . • .• :t he •Plain'tlEllll4iirla .?i - e;i.tor of the IhdPeild. and his watch. The robber theta t o ld hint ? If he did 11 : 1 "' i Ilea the Joky, Who their verdict Gaits Death.. ! isyv_ottor . _ 11.,* tulles ea life avuooat at 110)1P14 over part of the De. 1 3 0 t rue . an the wa Y bones Itithellt lookin g bar k, lie 1 - 'tA' , , • --• sae . ' %UNE/AG % litiocrecr, Preston, 'IC trhy-Loa.d , itr, .11,1 1 ,,, , irothwies props/tyke ha s `'tea' iota lke had . woukl follow and Groat him apfe, which Mt. ito- 'I th . The . Magistrates of- Wilts Isife.indefatigahly per- • aiwn. ca ' a t , e i Ztt ir ci k : (4 ,.." t i i : rde a "A d. ralf 0°441w,, vier Af t ,.,_ Other .. . . 31 . •bel if Vf i t h e le hhe t tei the aelee blot managed to -do, although in great agony, o ~_ , severed In their. etertions• f o llow!! the perpetra- GLASGOW,' 1,91100-on, Grebta.Paren, lonian, Ussostrs.., . .et *lot. is • r' ' . •or amp creditors • 64 1 **Ong entered hissertionacku- o w st aa t ho ri n g e h d t , . 5 4 t___". tar. • i tars *of the horrid Murder it Itaddenbury-hill.-- Brosattsll. Tltrwnhilf. Setagalutr-Kllit, Catustoch, 11(iba,,,44, • &till parts af .Sentland, Caiteeritalti, Coed' ( 1).%il .1. •' ._:_s.. d i , s After. sherd' . days enqulry,:they Could not • • attach - liti rrtt a deckEli ng tie e' ~ '. .-. i i. • 41611111111.5 . , , :: 111 :m lut a ' oste laliSt ' Wl rted ie ih et ehtTtat a•. fdr.V. .... ... mins Y 9 YORK; Re As le wr___l__, anttEsbobargh, new Citiarli, y if r , :. “I i - - iIIitSPICSQU t o t aii ,At : one; . bit 'et length some Cirellle.. rips werard throughout, - Set. Atli !Very Mardi g :,1 it 47. t Use** • "' . r '1 . mato* died in consequence of the . •.. .4.,01. ,-, o u t a m ai l n amed 4 . mar ether. _tir ' 'Wk. hr v.;!y of Newark,' Cr ßett.rsl„Tatlart•-. I) .r • -••;.. + patters, o ittaiiioo tilt Put ''''"- ii • •• . ' 1 „t un Nartlsltersoo, perluies. M.srprl b., art t (ter.% tp,. _ •• 4 1 PW 11 . 111 , 0 1.16140111611414 / 1 " 114 / 1 11 . 411001 .. 1 214 atisdies aa" . a'ed V ett . •-. .._;, •... - i wso . o. ree ) , shearman, worklug at lioadi who p„,,Al l ien lisaliag thrtutilses fltegoed from th.• leodn , •1 t r pyt,4opopescossismer.a. 8... ber 14 daring depredations ad. oni. .ed ~ oil suoiatodut,o i hi cp s ito boi ciy ag , arc! Lep es ea s rly io eles . the tein i._, ed i r tr i zez, l l:7— a Lesit ni wz L e. ilat thiy i =eztl the:: =NI ( ~ • ~ • 111101001 tapirs eseditiiee‘ . . amid, for thirldte li a 4 . 4 - the ceuotey,' especially as h nbOut h tua de t-, tune .tt e . finta bu - t i iiii . foe s i irS"WI aty-street; York, runt I C•siteltolettalhitierhssal,•*6ll, Asurt..). ' ' deed. Ili sigseiredtbut he had changed at Beall*. Wilk, Wki , l_, , y. sot, taker P.Wevf. • - • •AM lite 'pro #1 the taefetidedi W Ise veiled; •no trace could be made of the perpetrators, a . _ , U r i n t i ll/UENORTIf ask , W "al' sew Alb" .bulan, .ehle- - ltin. asestgage ' liberal re,rardr Were offere d . for. their apprehension. tic-, Ok pia. for a single pint of beery though he Peel Coach, e‘ory \: ' '' *NW be atekta eq y Moe( The lidapstrates and Inhabetants at length. sent to , knew huri ,, ; . slake. mom , of it, and iti was we „ E ng. ilitll Chi Aber Defendeues, is peeinartiOnno tbelr'! the Public-office,. Bow-itrett, and . Adkins . and 1 .45 ,6,, 5t00 d -';rtat well CARLISLE, Penrith, •an ' et-libitaliaaaw, Pas c o . & h, i „,, be would . •ssat hare 'erupted . to with Four Rini and a Einar& _all the way. Paste. ihr.o. o - ihallf; that the ontstanding debts bsisagiag la the , l's union, . Wire in conse q uence . dispatched.lltuagh, A twisty, Greatabritt*e Kiebnitiott,- I 'as tetiri., tip. The l i luta " ; dons so. .On questioning hits, he said he , rocita b t i do ... w ith , ll , J , ••• J . „. Ai: . ~.5......r.., ..11........a• r. los- ..eauth,,,,, Yjeteadast should be collected by the Plaintif , for ' O ffi cers, soon after their arrival, heard of a suspi. . • • i had found the guinea; together with k sixpence ; (the IVA:Ts-war by ititeess talles ) .. teli ••ef rverY M , 1.059_, .010 purpose of IPIY)Ig a: composition among the cre.- ; cipus !hartu•lor, and they travelled . upwards of 900 i wrapped up in a piece of brown paper, road ; tied performs ttie leoroey with the greateet facility. Pai.eirEr; on the i bbed the Mad by 1,04 or pien•ore, lime the yerkili..t ItOrS s who t on thew part, were to grunt a release 1 mile, in pursuit of him, his person answer ing t a l ly,. 1 between Fronts and Becks on. lie had concealed his ;data A a..vantagr uls of their i‘ettlilirilug reterrti its.4llelte%l C:wieln, to the Defendant . • The Plalatig, when afterwards ;to the description which 11::d been givers by Dar. , haviug money and borrowed some shillings of a WA* gf UILli Post Clutch, evert ht ensilag e lt -ha tr•p:;.l _ . __ -I__ I n -kr-. -r i.s.--...1..-.. Plum. trammel Asa 11;a I • / ..._ . _._ ____ ._.,___._ ....i.ri_. s.- Six ta' Clark. . - • feadaut. . _ v‘,....1 :'3* 11 .,.„ . rA.a._.t. . . . . .. ' - • court infrishoisgate.street. • The Okeera west therell fell: . Meanwhile, his wife tied daughters stood •!..u14,1 riroe; , : u n d ir iar rai :77 . h ... 4 7, 4 7. 1 7 et r i.. 4 .•-i n v i -- . 1 4 1 11 7,i,, t ,,,, k ,. The Jtuy , ace° l4 hieft f." 1110, 7 g ully - • ~- ', And lnoint.tlist he had imposed on a widow *amen I rogst breath at the outside of the•door, counting) Ka, arttriped .40; ralvale4 irilb alanntn i c . syerVosat, er••: . . . ' ..." 1 ... • : who kept the house, by telling her that hi wet re.; I the tic A eickon clOck..--7At length, at the 1 904 , ditriculit" lirci. l _ o4.4 t. lic• Rt. 4"."lggrieVr't* • small rlosts. 0•• e Ilh f uainen Battle of Dr. . A. t . A O . - commended to her y a neighbour, and that be knew I first sonotait'lliiitcted heur, a deep groan wlta c A nk,DIAL IsisL MA )P GILHAD• *tar rtefigeret hr 0. n. 0.: it, ' Mew days sitwo,,All,' . ~ .._ . mt. fl • a Parti f r i en d s . were wo w, ef t . . ..- o f shooting apt' her husliana.• 7He agreed to pay her a. shillings l luitiniinthweisint? a noise, which, to their-if- 1 &sluttish' ig ournev•r her henlrli . vol Pplrr r. bre complaint A hewer 414 , rebv- remover, most atoractilotraV. ' colonel Po . yitts'a,_ Cavedil _Lfilke, Sussex; hii !'week to let Ins boxes stay there, 'saying he worked i (righted ears, visses to resemble the fall of a thoaS. ler feir..ll , ljoquid hnb pcnnewitsa to refer wermbk . E t Lordship tea[ l e A re .nue , aim too fo rw ard s iin the csintry.,.and that he should occesionally call 'deli:ell. Thole* labourer hod dropped down ' , taVers ye tee Party .— lit December, MI. ' per c eive,' 1 for ha tools and clothes. The,ollicscs tog tbe eld 1 pries', ol; tbs 'Bo o r . —.7llis,lasOnatiso had oyes tresethe isetieryilhkrigteistl Itai not , . ' • bralordship, two of Wwatagithathe . was charged with ; aed hsreward • g o era him, ama et the lima stroke of the cinch,. . abe 7 0, , .. • iilitim.d Apple!kwaite, Dead X.sedla, per. ti, 1811. th e ~„ . ' Afaileillo.of whose pas paned l'ber to, . kikp the secret, and let Qat sfey In h* i e had e an wpo ,lt a the, rotted a , etaselass lamp,-- iiriitat Ts.P.OtattOl 4 . htlette . •h9oor• ""or Lirel'""!' ~ iiltb the recUtio s virtu* of your, 1."-..' i n to .., . nod kip; fortinateiy dar • frittai,to wait . for his calling; which ihnetionted to, All his s itu Plosiers were suipettaed for a ling tin o; . Warcii;,,!_on 9o_a_plA i Lld i ktm p, tTfill_;!;‘ ,,t u o 1 forcedg oi . . le o , lit swam th e rio te d rad they sitid there day and tt4ht for several days aadi . uthsipsludir restsal, the poor fellow was 'clepriiid, ask l umi r tc ." tta yg m../X.:21,; ~..o,,rp th, ,,u-a;;;„ „,,..4, igstiat : •: - -, „, ~,, awl, Pkwittot) @Mont. %P h* lilt hilt Thungil Y •'"hsgs. . chest — b. ! fir Res s asssiessOli lies", of the "mein 41' his %ftv" pain mifireiii, acco g pmiliti gettbdiilicblly f breacmat • anti Soigne . waisted • ezeesAte wealtnele ; solliao r ' ovoid starer., atilt. . 1 r.' , . . 1114 " °81 " 11 ti)4* h i m 1440 cultad P ma . dastudinc 3ha i t it bad n i t lonem for the bona. T t4 • 4 . " 1 deakoi biOng been 'Ste Ark* tliDd I i r, WAihrlohhw, fat* to the celebmted " e° 44 ), N MIT yc iabg " itir t" def"k " " I " 444 "" wht " I" esseis ei - • Miff/ witillOitat kri4r. I . Seeeoo `-- -.-- 114 ---iki- ----- P • 9 .44. 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