The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-27 00:00:00

This was au action b!g i b i popoga. - • tints in damages for an gestained by the Plain at tiff, by the negligent ' if the Ddenslinte ger:. rant. This case was more sit gellar from the cOntradie - tory testimony of the witacsus on either side, than from any thing of notoriety li g i * pewits/sit The Plaintiff was a Sheri ff 's 0 dig the County of . hlis!dleses, and Oa Dedsodouta c htessrs. Closes sad . 7 Co. eminent brewers in tie City, and the action —1 'was brought, as already sisted, to recover compels eetion in damages for nit jury anaininell, kat, in breaking the Plaintiff's glib which .anoNeled to 111. 195.; and secondly, hest lriety Allidlild bY the Plaintiff, in person, lalifleg .1111,11 , 0114 ebe gig, in I:ousel:lamas Of the *kW* if tbODdalid. ants' drayman. It appeared upon dm eele on the part of the Plaintiff, that on" that amen of the 25th of August : : '• last; be was driving 'hts gig from Wbitechapel to. - irs,rdi ' the West sod Of die tarn, :11 pea his usual , . ayoeiljoh, accompanied by flindalr; 'his followers . - and at Ludgate-bill gain_ yip with sit drafs, be. longing r tu , - ilie llehudiiii, Which he followed It tra4 h r a lb. eame . ,iftVeaergtlr, ~, eke. four • m reA ii.werqa g e s s g. • . 4 . °pool tr 4 inaistfrAmie w hipi t i is .• • •• and is Pusi fi_illFlW: the `lilt stunk his bove's.heoffrWhich .(.. pie dray round . in such a pgiA • 1 .4 ail). ...ciou,kii. uf eks.deodt, came kia tont, i . i.,..tovisetot *dis k Ant* it apiliet.a $l . l . 04. ' tie 4p,i44 de r in condi Etc of , wh the gigl4tOrike off short, dia to . . i:, iod W. .„irleb his coomPa, - , -.. „.. - -lime reciyasted mutt 441 o:id, - and die %- • .. • '' fliffilge the WWI injured that he was confined for lei ~;" • .11 Am K also appeared in evidence, - that , 7 tbe bad bass sect:stained to driwiug, and liall! Me tis he tliokst Ivo rikro . , Altat kis horse was ' a very (sortable, solesoglia 'wont, for which -be I had given 90 guineas, set 16 former owner Owed that he had had lest for 12 months and had semi him in all kinds or work, witbestlis betraying tie lest symptoms of vicioisoets. 11,4, testimony was give by Sinclair, the MI6. tie's follower; Abiabor Creamed, a constable and sire. t-lierper ; Varies King, a. poor black sailor, well k natio at the cet4siog opposite fleet-market; and the former proprietor of the Plaintiff's horse. 7 be three fornwr swore : bill "risitively that the ac- ”raPwisiiifist lA ] . .11( • -- to littla n i t t i r s t i Zti g is t i fiwe t. 1,11110. 1 4 111110 11 Ole* the .. ' . .t a....ir , Walla, 1 040114 0PrIf‘M 7 iumil lii i . g OW% . ilia i !ol lea - . dal ' *heels lid -WI ling • • ' slid ore lie Oldi e - • *es . avoid thesis*, ift ofibe diet the Defilathilletrileten*:heliad Ns Wais t , v - : tad the canter to 4, *! right -- his seat, anilli ea as he fell of the boat* lirat with his ns ailloi. for a. di ~At inee. ~A' - vim sunelatoN sad seemed the by Bea l loo t ditee be had sestabied i Seto.* ' sisibe op the he put at his hea4 Ks :Produce views..., who wed paws the eaten& , - the injury, both to the child aid to.the chaise : after having deue that, be *odd vest Ids awl% the hands of the Lord Chief Justice sad the /try. 1 Several ladies were petelseed, who assisted is 1 rescuing the .child, and in waddle' awl anaeletieg his ' wounds; some of theta sew the shock of the ear -1 gages, and represented the digester to Yee im (front the rapid movement of the cart of the if= dant. Two &newts, from Old Maser, attended the Court, who had been called spoil to esantioe the child's wouads ; a severe laceration *as foga on the back scalp of the bead, and the bete. of the mensal appeared indented with malt pieces of gravel, also a part of tile And' Inielf was visibly injured, ,' 1 oestsioning - greaedanget to the child. After Wren 1 weeks aties&ea. be swooned his former health, ' and was new a thriving fine boy. The professioNal ' 1 semuneradrav mu veined at the moderate rate of ' ten ponatiso z ' A Coach-Mincer estimated the repair of the Plain ti l's *beat thirty-four pounds ; it had been liter allif *riled to atoms, shafts and all. Mr. Sergeant Barr, foe the Defendant, lamented that the fitte boy had sustained so serious en injury, and be could as.ure the Court, that whatever might' be the represeotatlons made of his Client's behaviour, there *as not a person concerned who bewailed th; &aster more than he did himself. He hid always shown the utmost willingness to accommodate the differences,- he had visited theOnfortnnate child, he had made offen of payment for the damege occa domed, sad though conscious of his own innocence in the transaction, he considered himself still so far cul pable, that he held out in the face of the Court the wean offers of accommodation noir. -IS would be reeneabered, however l that thee* . • were not kra • ''' . knees of ' " 0:2 ISen a model of.r e . +lon., mentions a de Cugna, wk e He was aoman of literate ; but of . 'so et. kind of living ehr o . Ay what had hap. compass of his iretuustances attending it. -..d the colour of his atly changed from Mack. He asserted bad seven hun dred --- - - ions died, _ others he ha d put eiwo : o lq=vaokit; . away. 11., _ :entary of his life passed i n id e . It A tithougislits .Cr. had a very I 'au- , y from which he was converted to %hornet. the Womb be bs4s ii lived roue suism, which be continued to profess to his death...-. li erser this was sit a retioractorY account, This account" is also confirmedWieannotheerl4l)Bl4o: I gese author, rerdinand Lopez Castegueda, who ligation was made at the above ocfice. Ad . ed at the house, anal reader ill th e car. I was Blaoriograpber Royal.—pmerican Statesman.) idloshiblod etaillliaes and , he thouhe was eaans g ht it right tetataseM the footman Reap, A PLEASANT Josc.—On S'hrove Tuesday last, a y, party of friends undertook to an n ihil a t e a f at goose inedbilleir. at a public-house in So:4'ord. Before t h e h our of ea. but estlihair transpired to contradict his statement. On Tuesday evening, in consequence of private in" I gagernent came, one of the combata n t s , having s a formation, Lavender and Vickery apprehended the fined too freely to the jolly go d, fell iast in•o th e woman in St. Giles'a, With part of the stolen plate i arms of M orpheus, i n which state he continued t'il . IVOR- her: she underwent an ° l a m i n ati on h2fore i nothing but the bones of the goose were visilt!e ; I Mr. Gaanaat, and. was committed for further eta. when one of the party' proposed t o pl ace a poaien ; inination. . of the bones on a plate before the sle e pi ng member, 1111ILLDCSROVGH-STREET. land to grease his mouth with a little of the goose , oil—which was done—and on his awa ki ng , he was A man, who stated his name to be' George 5.0....4, X but who has gone by many other names, bas under r lea easily persuaded into a belief that h e h a d madea gone two examinations at this Office, on the charge of hearty supper—as he afterwards went home praising the excellence . and tenderness of his namesake—th e disposing of, and uttering, forged notes of various ' denominations.—The Prisoner has been long search. goose. , , ed after, and the chimes against - him already entered i The triune Belcher, Hall and Ri c k man are eight in number, at the salt of different Pirsenns 1 who figured . at Manchester Theatosi trete on whom he had passed notes of 101. 51. and 21. Let week a ; where they applied, na. of totally eriongg, or the Cock-pit ; when som e o f I There are also charges against him of disposing Silvers forged notes. 1 the amateurs of the humane sport of the sod, feeling 1 . ii A TTON GARDEN. , for its credit aod character, interposed, and refused h James George Wheeler, Charles Wheeler, and , the letting of it—saying, "it would be a disgrace to Sarah Wheeler, were yesterday brought before the Sitting Magistrate, Mr. I-tacit, under charge with . • the Cock-pit." The present Mayor also having no taste for the science, compelled them to leave thecity, isilleg passed seven two-pound Bank of England i • anodes, - with a variety of pieces of base silver. There when they took a part of the County-hall, witatethey wee a quantity of false and genuine money in dollars, r had a large and elegant comptuay. I lately, as Mr. T. Osliourne, First Lieutenant of three shilling, and eighteen-penny pieces, with a the Royal Marines, was returning on board the ship great in Yarmouth Roads, his hands being 6 e . number of real, as well as forged and Fleet. i s ara i i, notes found in the house of the Prisoners in the Ci ty s Road, and they offered the genuine part of botn, I boat; . hut mbed with cold, he requested to be hoisted up iu the a rope was sent down with a bow-lino knot, as fot.torthe seas of GOI. to the officers, Butt and i 0 . ; t round him for fear of an accident, but this be iiinillailk Wblit apprehended' them, on the proviso twice deciitted. lie was then heisted op along: with _ tw, , I . . , • . . . ' "•••••-- __L.... 1 ....-- ... . . • .4W INTELLIGE NCE. COURT OF KING'S RENCH. GUILDHALL, tip. IV AlltAll IMI . ewer' ea litn• aft 't • . , This was au action brought to rrtaaver eissirli. k firm in damages for an *jury sustained by the [du- ff, by the negligent conduct of the Ddeudiude aer. , + , • ',ant. This case was more tippler from the cOntradie- : 1 t i tory testimony of the witnesses o 0 either side, than 1 from any thin of nittorietrhaNiii saseltseif. The Plaintiff was a Sheriff's Olffitar Op the County of . i . hligldlesex, and the Dailmakoh,htessrs. Clowes and , , : Co. eminent brewers in th e City, and the action —1 'was brought, as already stated, to recover comm. rlyik - -grAlltsmAti. , - -- - - . • . . *put Otitis 1114.. . POLICL !" . . . ..i 4-4 1 iiSideus,.'irlio .iii : Oi the south of has . .......- - VIII .7 '. O ,Much has4r*ais:bOen h e •. , ,g 'OM , _ 7 . .. . tibii-titittiffri. keit,- As , ' 41s *OO . ConanOsiii glgialari%*Thisikritioaddierallim" 61 " 111111 'ef 1 W 21 .• ***6 Wit '•, I. named Nimes . . le . was ~ '„IIC G. *IP resides i n tan • 4 : 4910 1N ourti sts*) tte 'age of 310. H I aid 1 ' . ''.'' totstreet, ',. 'l,' and quite 'iiliierate d ear ' —• ' ill ou the NINO, soil that e ioterld i a le t , P. tag - . a lop wi ' sic, that be was a kind ti wee open. A. in • ! re Wet • .teigh'ik .6 • • • ' Deny. and correctl, " mast 408 .. !limber of aitieles win •C o S 11 4 liMe. !' . ... '. - : ',Sir ktrimil*e in the '•with'all the circumstan id .. 0 . 0 4 l ola table end desert spooes o hlialke. Thothottsso me.' er e ' • -, e, • , • dell lippowd,polhor (014144 that shoat 114 : 11 . 11 -if i e r.he aut ohe full*. -10)11 . oid .at ' -4 , , sets of teeth ; and ti hi e liejecur:lt a : rem Sono to bid, w ,10111.4t00t • are Vciecit• Ato; hair and beeid had, been . frequent) lee. s w ig floc sip, dressed himse as vent louts cod meeting. Wick 'to grey, and fronstriy to blacl e b oy 6. 0 m Ili l A. with e feuds Is Me .. .beet, St. Giles's, he that in The course of his life he bad mimed 4 jeer" by. Weight bee *MO With' Itoti eltot s'be haiing l4* ---, / wires, south . oclrhoin• died, th e otl i bassi. . lie *mid the *lan M AI. OW he as °kit; e twine 'that slie away. The list century of his life _. . . -... e....a ...c.a.. lt ••. • :. IDe WOW lOniwr slt our . 'm u t i m r si..‘", ....- -.-- - ' 7 -11tetnensbered, however that teen ' epee were not •"•"""'`'', """ 'Er . `"'"';`"' '77'9 ''" "'- v'; '- -; twice declined . lie was then hoisted up along - with client modesty originated in .cooleePienee of thedaiej- _ I: :...,; , ggic.Ls.4 my a consciousness of disiteakness of his of not prosecuting them.- The Solicitor for the Bank , ,two boys , who had been left keit bola tie tackier; Ike 11110114•11 11 blkilfm i • ~' 0 " 61 ' 14 4 his horse at, • • • i(lerealib t he had , wifeesses realty. be would show desired further time for enquiry , till next Saturday i. • N • and . 1 bu s when nearly up f .the stem ring .1 thiliat drew Te'slot4. .- • •• •.. I- that the Delete:U*ll'd enoducted Meisel* throughout se insight, the were rentaneeu. i out; and in consequence thereof .Dir.Ashostree was On the part of the Defendant, Sc *ln _, L ,_ tbe .14.1.1111fortimfe transec6ou with the greatest UNION HALL . I precipitated into the . sea; and .the tide tanning eve -;,.ed-Wolitliy, clerk to Me5' 411.1164 ""9""." lasemaity, and had made every endeavour to stay Joseph Heaf kim, was yesterday brought before the lam., strong, he n, as iostantl y . curried swab then. fec I. nets ; Willi Alt Park, a stable-liay I the- tita 616 . 1 i . _._ e , his horse, which some usforeseen Sitting Magistrate, charged by the Turnkey of the ; einfteell after. • ; 4,... ' 1 ... _ en_ar),_. • . * • ....."...- ... • 4 carters ` belonging to the brick carts, which stood up:i• e 7 ci r i ;;.. 1 "Ps t h a d oCeationed to non off, though otherwise King's Bench Prison with conveying ropes and 'seal- I s . ir.„,,,eorl'.faexcit.roas.---AreKies 044011 mi lt s,` lig • pov to .re drays, •in Fleet.street ; end three of the : . . - famous • etwecirk ' • a very quittsteed. The very situation of the De- , leg ladders over the walls of the prison to John 1 at whoa Flohr - a Defenilants' r* men. from the evidence of the fondant alone • evidently testified his innocence of : Ilenry Dickner, who is confined in the prison fora , a I wee - keiet cache: set eel . from h i letiand. kg - • -1 . 9 • four fi rst, it appeared that thef were witnesses of the charge of impelling his horse along. Bo had his , debt of 8001. hi order to facilitate his escape.. It - - I call. a Gardarlsholm, he took oh besot' r,'• the transaction from the beginniug to the end. • they own child sod his niece' is the cart, and be would appeared that, in eouscluince of information havi n g i because the otariner'e ; copspaskeees not. ,r.. observed the six drays coming Along, and Tour of ask the Jery, is fathers anise sehethee or been received by the Turnkey, of Ucknerrs reuse ! ;, . Wiles he thought bid madee COnddleaßi: F.' them had drawn up close to the curb stoae, on the net that was not a ve g. wroh . • . onto,. &toed emirs he with * wistwr,. _, a_ sil, -,. ,t° his why, he threw. one : of his croWll . ;•,wo' t, : '." opposite side, and *ere preparing to unload; the two " Wised from t h e quieteseCeitilibbetii. Chs the match his aPaseoont ht the Pis", wil•re , muele r r° Ingland astern; lieir.to it • ;. wheaci noir, .• • --. ..;,: I___ i s.st drays were following, when th ey, perceived the whole the injury mobilised Wei oseseheerahlt but it la a boa, the ropes an d ladder were found ; and air. • •,that he was nearer to Shetla4..(peritePll ' • ' • re- .. Motif drivipg towards them at a smart pate, . hold. asesa from no design nor , aisimiciosio of we st assestaecee seising which threw suspicion, on Wif- e ,roe) thaa ley -satiter lenti l - kept on his. (Aerie far ~ .... log his reins in e loose and careless way, and Beim bras purely mac of thohe nactintioalabie accidents kills, be was tikes into costal', when he confessed gone tirne _ . aid th en mot vat nnwthirs , crww .., 111 , 1 ,_ ' • the manner of hit driving they proenosticated some a . mg fries a enteral cause' 'and agginat. *Ma AM having been employed by Dekeer to procure the seeing ne iaell at all, setarnel to the *vessel: i t LE' accidte!t would happo, when, just as he came invention of main had provided no tam* , . , ".. '. lender and roper, told - that he 'got these of ato harb ,,, run the greatest i utrt.ol. h i s way, unn iQl. . abreast of the third dray and ale of the brick earth, Sarah m ines was accompany i ng h er ' ang l e ai d maker is tim city. The Prisoner -was also charged, -* . he lashed his horse, which made the animal give aJoseph ' crow was sent eat by him, - which, teeing lancrifeei r cousin is thine, the steed progamied dimly and on th e oath .of Fraught, head clerk to Mr. imusionely . kw . „ for it i slind - p h*, olloatai his sudden and violent plunge, and the near wheel a „... aceahly until be approached a in - e i t of sheep, trees . Green, of St. Mattis's-Uwe, Calthon.street, on suspi. I •, , guide, bill in with .the end' of the Wand: go.eh the ~ . .".1 ran between the shaft et the Melt cart and " , . i , sag the road to the other side of Windsor Common. doll of his having bees tencansed-, with others , 1 " I was the simple modest atoning their cos - the cart-horse with saab violence, that the elb°e ire homedoody.epreess forward is foil gallop •i n 1 stealing a bill of *ethane for 10001. Il e was com- ' ted by theisrlaild tteee el the stormy • ill'. : ' t Wiwi, t:ie borse.and cart afer half (-Way' sound- The ' o ar. o e a n h er 000 le s eo d eoroon t o th e c o o t r l r y, mitteTfor re-ezaraination. shafts of the gig were broken short s the gig-home ran 'T - he checking with the odes and Speaking to timber*, • MANSION-ROW& era Ocsaa. The geld waded, sf Telltales* (Cl- * Ion) used tlistlieseeadaat 'whits skismeglet aim away , and the Pule idi 1141141 " 14 __ _.__ E gire _ i wu *desalinise/ in his career the accident already de. Yesterday Mar" Beck, AO stands charged with ban i i • salt * a hi st i n di ai omi t . - 1 ' , A the qss imit, but they immediately get Ati g r ir 7._ . '••••t T W Urna g *ow. She heard that the running away of the Item Plialieg a tlttaiitity of does, mei setting fire to the no say apparent injery, OA tat , a - USSAII PILL Iflall6—.-The congregation aseeibled at 'i .. , 161 . 4 „, ` I P,'" wee occeeigeed by bolos gang by apd ly. lion to preeeet discovery, was again pat to t he i s t. j okes c hapel p laataat h i last s an d s* : m ow, ~ •i : the dreyrins " 4 ' 44 ' lr"s ._ O4 4 a-K ___ l znase Mr. basjseat NIT NM. his was a adisisat proof flir t when Mrs. Merchant, the laundress, told his wer e not a little illaiiirbed, in the toost intereedag you pay for Oise' to adde d. ._* .0 7 ied of . . 'of the mild isessitiesse the Defendant , and shoes Lerdehies that the Prisoner worked for her ; that on part of the sermon, by the strange vagaries of one of . ! a __,.. . • " Yon are in fault yallill vildivilll2.„ .. . Pon hi e d etesehee was p o d i u m * he would make as fifer the Mb of Inly she was alarmed by a person calling them nice lived animals, which it lies been so mach • J .! , / seeing this* the t,w o . snot_ . .. tameetrinnalY aryl a fleip Nosh ass amepelisatios for the whole de-, to her to take LIME of lir child, that hot roam was . Idas their • ton o Mto torment a is it , the testi' fla i this eighbourlied. , , Park) wept up to law °ThPRo; d 4 .,. . the wages, which offer wasimesediately accepted. en Seel OM sbe res fa Warmly", eed - eihe the "11. It ' s miled by some spirit, but certainly no by t the • address. It itlse agipoida lied lhlt . tam 311!!1=111.EIM UMW Staillillir by a chest of drawers; the contents spirit of devotion, or, perhaps, animated by a gentle , ) t i gig was se fast siedtbibisela the •• ' tha east Ixesasertne Ace/lever.- Tuesday afternoon of which trees on lee, bet she was not attempting to I touch a. la B— , a _ a a d . aa . inii ihallt all a a j blill ' a .... lllt a i nhi . iaa i llutablit . iid . w il lia l lairel ity ' o is se t.tem os i so s es a f ter four o ' c l oc k, th e t rire m e ; extinguish it, altheogla a pall of water stood in the ' she scampered wildly shout the i , I alter in every directicm, over theheadsandshoulders L a ' sima as si o -. " - timat r a rdi n i'- wa s - i s: disiet et her Royal H' the Princess Marlette min i that sho with Prorr assistauee Put the °re lof the y ;stouisheet aoditors, some of whom seemed to 1 ——- - - - - ' ..* - : •of Willa broke dews be nearly oppedas 'oat, bet oilseed nine shirts and a show!, which had i think it was a wild beast escaped from his cage while • f Sett 'sailitient rogue . foie' fern blirtimpt tir ~ . 11111 MOAN o f L or d • t was dr awn h y keel in the drawers. "The Prisoner said they were I others fainted r aud ahem made the best of their way betireen . the . drereetial Vie . bra: =kph ' .., .- ewe . ' gedlbefiberr Yhardtars impil ' berms, with two . an d t wo oat-riders. 'llllll 7 and she having absooaded, suspicion' as enter- ! out of the chapel, with -serprising activity, without 1, • that she had Wan the shirt', Mad set the room ' •' A uarter of an ea, ' - t r : -• • ••• - - assd -1....5w ,- • • 4- - titelpeldwat took place hi ceoseqaeace of the pin of tabled bad dose to t doth.sliet os _. 4 ._, mos ' ' N 0.... • t he f on i nk , shs , c h a i se was no t over .. 4.11 AIM B =lll found that She pledged ; bour.elepsed ere the ereasi e of this uproar was disco. ' laillete belttlii*P9l7444le . I o; '. ' Iti l l 1 1 ,:4 1 ' - • the shirts t:46 ; in airitbrokera r ry of whom ! • • g • 1 f the atter,' -- • Mt wee its a position inclining for- . , 1 eered ; when, Wang a rag leafs from g . . Ogee *itegaSeCreelt.• • map • - ..i • , He. Royal welmetea s er t ars vas w e eded b v appeared, and, diirti pledg .by.the I ri.• , into one of the. aisles bielestr, poor pima madded away sever taloa der &Vs woo thih.eles Oddest Vat midlliely ~ . i. - *Do cuswa, did Olt SWIM IS thi least alarmed, " 0 ", end nI 4 . sloe , . !roved. them to h. tbeir P i r:i. I tothe nowest lediegupieor, undone - to bad repok, carpiOlaill aliskilibi. ikTlbik . berth an accident, w hi c h ot h erw i se m i g h t pert y, entrusteif with' Mrr. biarchant to wash'. T ' after her incommos exertions! II ~ , -ow. ~.... tas ha hie *the of swims erect& 'B4 re hd44 'Priem* denied eettiog the house on ire ; bet i I . 1 4 ' ; 1 1VV‘ Alo A.JP•iAr. '. • ‘ '' I ' . * I `‘`,lr . 7 • • ' OE eeest fted meow* and retrained with ha r Ma Lordship asking. her 'Wing she had to say abed . scolcri B.4Atitts.. 1r.1.1r -f wir..-- - • , . . .. 0 .7- tej iy,,i. r . ri . w i s e A t im o d eat t o s h e -• • ob ir sio it t dc6l . de shirts, she made no . answer . She wa.s 4 u rn , ag o g totw i ca _lthaff. - ..airrtrol, *Oa in a sart Hs , Naito' Oa to. tiikeher triat-Ni the aerie*. -, 4 WO - Moutte (Nisbete), II .. I atiotb. ~.. 3. • r. M. dir• cc •,` • - fl i" ' ' . I _ _ ,„ , ..41181.1Cia1. 4 411 11 1 .. __,.l * -eige l a of eo 6* */ . . ‘ l '. 2a- ,, • • • - vs Acts ,• • - . • inns a n a s sa vy ewe ale --' bloper and Pcititillt.p;t Cellarnian en- an -A • Excise I L e ili t t . ... '' 'ar..d ' l 7 Mei .it . a_.. „ . 11 " 411 1 l er7 lif. .10 liinteb - . IL. . .. t . - 4 .1. 1 .6.111110 w. .sorrs. gag .• . t esit os si a ac i e , •th ao th di o saty r who i n andergoee . two examinstdons, before i nothi fe ir Isell . .... . I, ti. 4L. , m. . ' i 411° ''. ' --;.o.int • ' , O. • rile - • Al. . i nsert e as , m a i !. .sisiiind to ll a p se a, l'fbe LORIP MAYOR, &OW with stealing rum from i t o f . i . A. brut 114 3,- - -3, AZ' IL 11 "•*la - ji t gendie end f oie arr s o id , esti' wiiit r e r k. the vaults df Mr. C 1 role , of Crutched-friars,were ; e i r s A;ii•c t & 241 7," : 4,2 at.0 d ee 194 I, .-9, Y. et. • ;:‘ for the ..- Is Feb: fl Sf*rch,.-11, A. N. - ' 71 " .-- - n -"- ''' ' • ' ' lain, into whisk het It er dßi s hiesindid flay rib rlagai a put to the brit; and fully committed to eeko, kiperslla • • 4 4 011011111ri l lIMMI, , i , _ . itVimrlt), iii. 2/ ' i March, 7 S.A. U. • a nit. Irill 111 . . tawr ! it s. Mimi immediately removed, and the ferriage pro- I , • their trial The Itteliestan was taken iv4o elbtody ri t h 'i wus . iwue P. N • e o , dh o PI" - • :' ll . • .. • ~- &twilled sapielly towards , elf , . W' - The coming from the vaults with two tin canis t e r v i t :Maims" (sii;dwil ) ,t.eldi .• -16 2 Mardi, -S. • f . -a • . - - , Milos, wore a large mantle of purPle Shot ' ' and taming a Stem of ran, concealed under his ~ ...,. 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