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goods sold and delivered ? Mr. HART allowed that it had ►eference also to the balance of the accounts betweeu the Luscombs and the Defendants. Sir S. ROMILLY, in reply, insisted that the teal date of the deed was wholly immaterial, because it was expressly provided in it, that the estate should be answerable not only for goods to be furnished, but for whatever sum might be due at the time of the ar rangement. There was, therefore, no pretence for supporting the Injunction. The LORD CHANCELLOR, en comparing the dates of the various transactions, and referring to the terms of the documents in the cause, was decidedly of opinion that the Injunction ought to be dissolved : •the deed had probably been antedated, and the ho nesty of the transaction seemed to be that it should be so, in order to render it effectual for the purposes all the parties had in view. BANKRUPT PETITIONS. ODDY V. 0111 AX. This was a Petition by three creditors of Oznam, the bankrupt, to supersede the Commission issued, and to he permitted to issue another Commission against him. The names of the Petitioners were, John Oddy, Mary Gauchy, and Gerard de Visme. The principal facts on which it was contended the Commission shoeld be set aside, were stated from the affidavits by Sir S. liontr.LY : they principally re officers. In the course of the day the mother of the child was discovered. The account she gave was, that it died a natural death, but that the perish re fused to take it in, and she had not the means of pro. curing it a Christian burial. The body lies for a Coroner's Inquest. The honour, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con. nected with the Medical Board for the cure of pre. vailing diseases, are manifested from the public con fidence it has acquired. Since the Medical Board has been established at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte. street, Blackfriars'-road, and Woodstock-street, Oz ford-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both seseshave been restored to perfect health, many of whom had lingered for years under the most painful and obstinate disease., were pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals. Such are the effects resulting from combined talents ! !—Messrs. COOPER and Co. of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years es• perience in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the poor have advice, gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings until twelve o'clock. Patients at a dis. lance, describing their case, immediately attended to. Alt letters to be directed to Charlotte.house, Black friars'-read, hot none are answered which do not eon -ilia a consulting fee. yea —J. Osborne, R. Jervis, S. Ladd', and T. Ward.— For 14 years : W. King, P. Smith, and J. Evans.— The following individuals received sentence of death, viz. Martha Potts, found guilty of forgery (bet whose case was reserved for the opinion of the Judges); J. Smith, for privately stealing in a shop; J. Murphy, for falsely personating the name and character of An thony Lightly ; J. Newington, G. Brown, and J. Bartholomew, for horse.stealing ; R. Wedham and J. Bignell, for burglary ; W. Park and G. Cole, for a highway robbery ; and W. Binskin, for forgery. They were all reprieved by Mr. Serjeaot Lens before be left the town. The following circumstance took place on Wed. nesday at noon :—As the Emanuel, Capt. Springs!, bound to Ensnare, was selling by the Goo-fieet Bea. con, in the Sitio, (shout 16 miles from land) the tee• sel was suddenly visited by millions of wasps; and although the ere* kept sweeping them from the deck and gun-wale, as they fell, they were assailed with successive swarms far full four hours, before they entirely got rid of their their troublesome guests. Mr. Goodman, a Gentleman from Fulham, was attacked by a daring gang of pickpockets, about ten o'clock on Monday night, in Pariiament•etreet, whir stopping his mo•tb s robbed him of his watch and money. same. bowie on Chelsea-common; and threw two children out of 4 Alffildow. &e., underwent another esartaiititiun before Mr. huts. Mr. Freeman. the landlord, attended, wills his heed tied tip. He identified the Prisoners, who were ordered to find bail. or be committed on the charge George Layton underwent a second examination. having been detected in robbing Holyland s curer house, in the Strsod. He was fully consusitted for trial. Several men and boys were convicted in the penalty of b.. fur bathing in the Regent's Canal. William Willis. and Maria his wife, were charged with tit tering two forged one pound Dank owed. one on Friday sod We other no Saturday evening, to Mr. Valentine Seutrince,a grocer, in Glare street, in the purchase of several articles gliecety, well knowing them to be forged. The Premien wee anismltted ter trial. COURSE OF EXCHAI Ameterdass, 36 10 B. 2 U. Dittn, at sight, 96 4 Amsterdam, 11 6 C. F. Ditto, at sight, 11 3 Rotterdam, 11 7 2 U. Antwerp. il 10 es. Harribargb, 91 2 2e U. Altana, 34 9 2e U. Paris, 3 days's sight, '24 20 U. Ditto, 14 40 2 U. Hoortleaux"244o Frank on ttieMitine.l42esano Madrid, 39 rffective Cadiz. 39 effective kIGF. TussoaY, Aim. 4. Legoorn, Jli (tenon, 47 Malta, 54 Venice, 23 Naples. 43; Palermo. 139 per oz. Lisbon bq Oporto, bb I Rio Janeiro, 69 Dublin. 11 per Cent. Cork. II per Cent. Agin of the flank on Holland, 9 Portugal Cold, in Coin, 41.15. &I. per oz. Gold, to Bars, 41. 10.6 d. Nrw Dollars. ss. *l. Beirs.stondarol.ss. sd• Bilbos, S 4 Seville, ..IRh Gibraltar, S 4 LONDON I Printed and • Published by D. Loy ow.. al 90 SraTICSIOAII OVFICIN No. 4,1 tlf sbury-court, Fleet-sreet. ,•• • , , . ,•• • ' ... . -. ... • ' '. :` * ' • , . . , • .'''l „ .. • - •••*•°!" r'''' s "'"7 ""'• i •-• • —4 ' t --. • • . .. , • •t; * • 4 . , . ' ..5 .4.- • 4 9. 4 ;7 , 4 -.• 1 - . S ilk - ~ „ . , ' , i'• b '. ••• '''' • - ) 4. • - . • 4 .., . . i . . . . . ' • .• '' ' - . 'a • , . , . ** • * • ' ' • jejWit to r r m es x en L l. O hi N s l a W oy .: l G H .d ig Z hn E 6. 7 s ' ~ ...' .' _ -I f . ...- 4- 4.-• ~,.- ...C . a.; ' .-. . . .` ;„_.,1' .. 17 ... _„.•,. Pfl .. -.. I •• •• •'. ----.--- ---- . • ..-.-, . . . • . • • • "7 vS :X AS • -ES. l t • h E e ptioed itiz, tr . y LAW IN7I:LLIORNGE. •• - &reed to' irr ' rites c;lllegial is in 'the 'mode in ' ' • • 40, 4. - At the Court it Carl , the 3d of A eon 10 --....-. n.horpie , ordered il by his Royal lliehneat 1 • . .. , e•. --enme--:- . which it had been werllllll, and they were of emeriti ' COURT OF CHANCRY, Are. 4. • o' • Lit** • i' Ueda. In the fuse place, that the Commission hat. The Millets for this Quints , commeided here te. 1818, t i h n is Co da s y nci ... r STEWARTO. YOUNG. i 14 i ''' ing been issued at Peneance, where more than to g lt en is t On taking his seat, the Loin Cileastoltzt.ott ob. professional Gentlemen reside ‘ whom ight hue acted swerved, that the decision depended entirely upon the as Commissioners, the assignees , (to whose appoint- (l ind en ibierf.esreeriMearn.its_atosice oikaa.actime,enowthilesiCdreo. w.ninsidthee, very inconsiderable Prince Regent in Council , i n t h e - t k 1 e question, whether the claim in equity. denominated meat there was also an objection) had mete is far es name and at ~ former , the Calea d as prodeced a esceediag 16, wad none of those behalf of his Majesty, that the Right H oeft ' 6l ' Lies, is or is not a claim of which the Mayor's Court Truro for them : the consequence weer illetthe fees °limber of ceeekeet paper will take notice. Upon the a ffi ditits, there was no were much heavier, and the Commiesterters had not were of a very heinous character, The cans. Ms rite Lord H utates ig hled b leda2 C yd h ,G a tish n are c: 4ot ll tr o hßo r dr o ctiat f ayi t i.b h one a ,tr t tdh p aoi a es r ii t i; o i f teasp i o h i::; ; :s4 lll4. 7 .l.: i i : difficulty as to the bills accepted before the attach- only charged what they were legally entitled to, bat t o K o ee id : r "b o w n ly T , in the latter produced _upwards of 30 entries, of proroguing the Parliament, which Ns ! appoint e d: I '' r meat; and it appeared that the Mayor's Court would a considerable spin beyond. A second fact sworn to tItIL SIDE. which four were Speteal juries. recognize what ate termed liens in law ; and the dig- was, tbat one of .the Commissioners had boo ht a , Akita v. StAItFIZLN. ~. tinction therefore was , between equitable and legal horse and some hot.bouse plants at the sale prdrogulog the Coevocatiu ns or Ca eh. which were appointed to DWI on Wednesday, nterbn f adle r a lit, - liens. There was no doubt that tinny claims would of the bankrupt's effecti; and a third, that one of II ' ae 1 This was an action Willa the Defendan t for as. - • be considered liens in this place that would not bead- the assignees had also been a considerable purchaser. faultin g . and falsely lespriseeies the Plaintiff s d SY, ask girl 10 years of e r r. day of this instant Augost to Saterdayithe id da t mitred as such in the Courts at Westminster ; end, It was urged by Sir Samuel Romilly that any one of WI • II , . 9 Mr. GURNRY and r. ANnazws conducted the °mbar welt . 111 supposing that the Plaintiff had not the latter, it these g rounds was sufficient for setting aside tee . . , • Plaintiff s " case and IN --r. MARRTAT and Mr. -iimeent..: p . seemed pretty clear that he had the former, arising Commission , and for Wain a new one at the suit o f , s , • y - the danrsi BANkRUPTct is ENLARGItIi 1 not of the transactions regarding the coffee : a Court h Le Petitipners . The circumstance! opened *ere tbeee:--•• H. Lambdeo, Two-Mill-hill, Gloneekershire. pin. . ' •of Equity would take care that the coffee should The SOLICITOR.GNICERAL was on the other side, The Plaintiff's daughter went to the school of the Hirer. from Avg: 1, to Sept. 19, at the Conns ere ki lli gki , . s ome to the bandsof,tite acceptor of die bills. Under and bore testimony to the high respectability of the Bristol. f • the doubt upon the points, his Lordship had stated it Commissioners, who resided in a part lif dm coun- Misses Pismo, of Lewis, awl received bar educe- J. Gibbs, Ofshomme-street With° • et, grocer, fobs g 144 don grstoitooelt ; but in return for the benefit re- to Sept: 26, at Gaildholl: us . would perhaps be better, in order to selfish, that the try where there were no Barristers, and who were , d . f need certain domestic work. The De- ceive , per o BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. parties should proceed to judgment hi the Mayor's sometimes employed at the Sessions in that capacity. H Rattenbei New pen , Monmouthshire , fondant bad also a daughter et the same schools and • is f , . to:patter. I Court, but should not be allowed to take out execn. This, and the distance they had to travel might Sc. - BANKRUPTS lion without application to this Court. Great con- count for the largeness of the fees they bad charged. the 18th of gebtaary last on . bad tent her 444 4 . •S - Walker; Jua. Manettester, grocer, Ang. 14. 15 . Sega 9 cash 101 elm ' . ' I._ banker's in the town to get, fora . k, at tire Dog Tavern, Mancheiter: Attoruies. Menu. '' • lesion had hitherto prevailed between this Court and The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that one of t he ••••• ' • which she was to bring home en her rehire from too sad Co. Bedford - row; and Messrs: Clap s and ea * el 1...- the King's Bench respecting the difference between Commissioners resided on the spot, and be had re. , e school in th e afternoon. She received the meow, Ti r ilatitst, emote street 4 Holborn, jeweller, A lien and equity, and perhaps this tale might lead to gaited th e same resnaperation as those who resided it $4; - • 1 and pot it into a little begoket. whilst et,SChool - it. Sept. lb. at Guildhatl: Anomie. Messrs. Jet:mines no some decision upon the subject. . at a distance. Catey.street, Lincorn's lan. 4 was suddenly Wasted, and coact mot be foetid. Eiery The Counsel on both aides, after a few words, The SOLICITOR-GENERAL added, that those who J. Flom', Gosport. Hampshire, dealer, Aug. 25, It, ae, search was d and at length • suspicion fell upon 13 at the India Arms Gosport. Attoruies M • Rise , eigni644, their awaits) the miggestiogo,l4ll4ord• had travelled from Truro had of course been pat to c h, . , n ; efoik.areet,st . ion, . . ,r. • 1 the Plaintiffs aughter, wbo r lipotillelog taxed • with a brewed s abtriffeers. Miochlo and Co. Glispe, •;. • ship: s considerable ezpences at the inns. He did not, hew. . 1 1! 11101 I ! lf !.) ' the theft, after some persuasion confessed_ the rob . DIVIDENDS: • ..AiIITE TAG!, A RANKIIIIIO,, , ever, prettied to justify the fees they had required. Atig. 27, if Tucker, Bath, coal-merchant-Sept 5 i Roam' ••• ' bet) , • she was charged in the custody of a constable, We meotioded this case and its complicated facts The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that the practice .. / me, Manor-raw, East Smithfield, merchant-Aui ‘9.0, and taken before a Magistrate, but at the interces. Joseph. Little New-street, pewterer-Aug 27, 'I% .i e n d '' a few days ago : the Lord Chancellor bad appointed was most illegal, and disabled those who pursued it • •• • i sion of the Defendant, she was discharged. It turned Gibbons, jun Wolverhampton, bankers-Aug. 25, J. Asktos, cl ' to give judgment to-day ; but on. (poking over the ar- not only from sitting upon that, bat upon any Allure Tomer-sweet. wouse.wierchatst-Aug. 2 9, J. Proctor and J, • ' out however, that the Plaintiff's daughter was not n ewe r, ote,eiee.leee, cloth-factors-Aug. lb J. K• ' . fidavits, he foetid it necessary, that Mr. Adams, the Commission. It was, however, not fair to ezpect s , , whine, it the thief, but another girl is the school, who had Acre - farm, Staffordshire. farmer -Aug. 97. T. T Olllliiitft . - 1 Attorney under the Commission,sleinld make an ad- that Gentlemen should travel at their own 'space. Winterton. Lincola-hire, corn-merchant-Aug. 28, J. Gila: ,s laid out part of the money in trinkets. • ditional a ffi davit, relative to an appointment made It was also highly ic.proper end clearly illegal for Frame - Seismal , Somerlietshire, coal-merchant- Aug SS, ,1 1 , Before the Plaintiff's case was gone through, it Grey. Neweastle.apan.Tyee, ship-owaer A 2. • ts • K • • _ with the bankrupt, and which the latter alleged the the Commissioners to interfere in the sale of the - og 1 , .. ears. was %g reed on both sides to withdraw a Juror, upon ley, Peet-street, bo ok ewe 25, J. F. Charleton, i ',former had not kept. The question accordingly stood effects of the bankrupt, by making purchases or . castle-upon-Tyne, stop.owner-2'. A. Alowbra) c 1,, I a suggestion that the Defendant's caso.was capable or over until Thursday for that purpose. otherwise. Hollingsworth, .1, Wetkerell, W. Shields, W. Bo I -►' ihton, 4 4 . ' , . GuortaT V. HAMILTON AND OTHERS. Mr. Rose was heard on the same side as the Soli. a very favourable impression. W . It. S:okes, pattern, bankers. ,i BROOKER V. WOODMAN'. CERTIFiCATES--Aco. 25 An Injunction to prevent the Defendants selling an citor-General ; bat in the end, time was given until J. Fairlandi, Wyoyatt-street, Goswell-street-road, Perin, This was an action for slanderous words spo ken estate at Exeter, belonging to the Plaintiff, ender Thursday week, to enable the parties to receive ad-toanefacturer-J. Barden, join. Becks, ton. Somersetskirt, b th e Defendant of the Pl aintiff , imputing to him a dyer-J. Nye. Tarbridge, baker-J. Wingfield Lung- la sa the following circumstances :- ditional a ffi davits from Cornwall, more particularly y • chare of felony. Kest Smithfield. saddler-T. Tarrant , lAlypoi-lane, Pros -hot- Two persons of the name of Luscotnb were about relative to the expences which the Commissioners bad On b t e opening of the pleadings, the D e f en d ant's aumufacturer-J. Ounsion, Percetal- street , St lolfk-street cliersemoster-S French, Men • • ' ' to open a house of trade at Havre de Grace, in incurred, at inns, etc. during the working of the Counsel interposed, andafter making - • '. • maer'eln!stre. milker-J, an apology on Roberts and T . Ba.t, Macclesfield, cuttoaripionets-J. bp, 1816, but not being able to procure credit for goods Commission. Birmingham, pocket book-Imager. behalf of his Client, who disclaimed any infentiou I " , • from the Defendants on their own personal security, -......-. PARTNERSHIPS DisSOLYFD • such as the declaration complained of, it was agreed N.Robinson , R. Sh• • • the Plainti f f , in the month of September or October, VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Ave. 4. tep cos, and M. Coates, C row-street, Five on both sides to withdraw a Juror, and a Juror was bury. wine-merchants-H. %eight. C. Armitage, and V. consented to mortgage in their favour the estate in A motion was made, founded on a petition, for withdrawn accordingly. Lowndes Winchester, muslin - manufacturers - W. N. r Ite. question, with a stipulation that they should not g an and 6. A•kinson. Liverpool, merchants - W, Hook anti J. allowing costs out of a bankrupt's effects to one of proceed to sell without giving him six months' notice. -. Batten, Plymouth Deck, liner-drapers R. Montague, set, his creditors, whose claims had first been disputed, DORCHESTER ASSIZES. and R. Montague. juo., Bristol, West India merchants--J, Goods were supplied to the Loscombs to the amount but were afterwards allowed. — 0 .,-- Arnold and W. Dyde, Bristol, printers -H. Baker and J, of several thousand pounds between September and Buckley, Manchester, woolko.cloth-printers- W. Moody, 5, December, 1816, for which they gave bills to the The Vice-Cm/I/ muse said, that this subject had DODGE V. PAGG AND ANOTHER. Davies, and J. Moody, Fleur de Lis- s tr eet . Norton-falgate, occupied a good deal of his attention • and the con- This was an action against the Proprietors of the silk.ai n ir ro sfacture f rs ar - rt W r . Ra ndall and T. Bowling , ,ern., flew Defendants, which were not paid when doe. The C hild, sen. and W. Lhild jot viction on his mind was, that it would be most un- Auziliary Mail Coach from London to Exeter, for fr y Plaintiff was at that time in Paris, and the Defend- Qeen street, Bryanstooe square, lioen.drapers-J. Hot% kis . ' a just to those creditors whose claims bad never been the loss of a box, containing goods sent from Messrs It. Trescott, and a lt. R. Postietbwaite, jun., Roacb, Cornwall, ants wrote to him staling the fact, and he returne d to answer desiring them to sell the estate if they q uestioned,nthe y that should be called on to sob. Todd and Co. to the Plainti ff , of the alleged value dra p ers. scribe to pay the expellees of those whose claims had of 1671. 149.10 d. - - thought it necessary, but relying on their honour in , MURDER 42 . EPSOM, 4ND INQUEST. been disputed. He now wished it to be known, that Mr.Serjeant PELL stated to the Court, that in this the business; they proceeded to sell it in cease- been should never allow costs in any cases except of case there were two points only upon which it rested -ems— . quence, making a claim of between three and four the strongest description • and that creditors establish. -Ist. Whether the Plaintiff knew of the Defendant's Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, C. JIMINZTT, Esq. the Jury, and se • thousand pounds. The ground on which the None. ' future itig their claims must in be content to pay notice, that they_ would not be answerable for the vend County Magistrates, assembled at the 'tare and Hound tion was obtained was, that the estate in question f loss of parcels above 61. value, unless paid for ac• Inn, Epsom, tied from thence proceeded to the mansion et their own expenses . Jaw a Tessier. Esq. to view the body of Ely Cox, his gam, was only placed in the hands of the Defendants as a cordingly-and 2dly, whether, even if the Plaintiff keeper, who was murdered on Sunda. morning lost. A inure security for goods to be supplied to the Luscombs id spectacle was never brought under the view of a .biry.- • subsequently to the date of the mortgage. SHOCKING ACCIDENT, oft SUICIDE. knew of such notice, the Defendants had not been horr id The buck part of .he head appeared to be beaten in, the face guilty of gross negligence, in which case their notice entirely black, the neck compress d t • the size of a moo's wrist , . Sir S. ROMILLY Dole moved to dissolve the In. -ow- would not help them. lie stated, that the Defendants ° P by a handkerchief bei twi-red with extreme tightness roved -- junction, on the ground that there was no pretence John the hn?ti the bottom of the ohn Soffell, Esq. of No. 8, Took's.coart, Chan- were the Proprietors of an Auxiliary Mail Coach, sumach al Ti n t s e r o a N a y s I t: i c c k k ml ait t e o n ed in for saying that the estate which the Defendants werepieces, the right arm and two ribs cery-lane, a most respectable Gentleman, about 45 and that it was their duty, as such, to have a guard, broken, a fi nger cut off the left hand, and both hands covered about to sell was mortgaged merely for debts to be years of age, with a wife and seven children, has not only for the protection of the Mail, but of the with gashes deep and long. After a deliberate view of Do incurred after the date of the instrument; the terms r b t i t id n y, the parties returned to the Hare and Hounds, aad the Co- . met with a most shocking death, as alarming as it property of the passengers. There was no guard. e (weeded to take the evidence. of it seemed distinctly to prove the contrary, for it was unexpected. After breakfast yesterday morn- If there bad been one, the loss would not have George rr Milton, the coachman of Mr. Te%sier, deposed to the was specified to be a security for the balance of the dreadful sta te in which he found the body some hours afte the in g, he withdrew to his dressing.room to dress re- happened. . account, and nll the goods, with the exception of paratory to his going art ; after washing and shifting 111 r. Justice PARR .- The s ARK.-The point of no guard will I t ni n e u r e d e o r f *i t s h e s ugpr ow paseadndl o h h u a t v h e es b , e h e e n thsughtthere m committed. From the appear. nit have been a only three parcels, had been furnished to the Los- himself, Mrs. Suffell went down stairs to bring him not help you much. vioknt scale. The place where the body was found is a guar. combs subsequently to the 11th Sept. 1816, when a clean neckerchief ;on her return, which was in G. Fisher proved, that in April, 1817, he took a ter j o o f h a h mile nit : s o t : e : I Mr. Tros that li i e rr w .s a h slrePherd to Mr. Tessier asd the mortgage deed was dated. The letter of Gurney, less than ten minutes, on entering the room she was box to the Bell and Crown Coach-office , from Todd slept in ' the same house with the deceased ; heard hie, oat the Plaintiff, from Paris, permitting the sale, seem- struck with astonishment to see Mr. Suffell in the and Co.'s , directed to Mr. D o d ge, Sherborne, to go between three and fur o'clock on Sunday morning ; al fi ve _ed to put an end to the question. . act of falling from the window (a height of three by the Auxiliary Mail Coach, and that he paid 24. heard the report of a pistol or gna. the !mond seemed to eons On the other hand, Mr. HART relied very machf P nit hant-c rner or th re boot sb in h r ea . 0 . , .e a b . e gMc WM* stories) into the d ' t f the i d f ' it. He said he had never read the to r :: yar , carrying a par o w n ow. or booking dto hear 6; ing, did aot thank any thing of it t and Ye ah upon a fraud which he insisted bad been practised terwards accompauied the hist witness to took after Cox , sash along with him. Her alarming screams brought boald with the notice, but that there was such a upon the Plaintiff : the letter from Paris had been the servants to her assistance, when the melancholy board before his eyes in the Office ; UM he had seen knife , jrn en whichi?in chh,e stated h e t ftostithlidr.abro.usit ie b r ilee pr o o b e a u r e t e is d r a . et written in ignorance of a most material fact, viz. catastrophe became evident. The unfortunate Mr. it often and often, and that its effect was, that the dead body ; also produced a pistol, which was picked up abort , . that the mortgage bore date on the 11th September, Suffell, who was a very weighty man, fell on the Proprietors would not be answerable for parcels lost twenty seeds ie f d rom t ibe h c t orre t corpse. oec k k - k ee l) ch iel of th e ; deceri when in truth it was not executed until the 11th No- crown of his head on one of the area spikes, which above 51. value, unless they were entered and paid whi w cr was throat thrtigh r the n knot s . that wil y inea co n s ull scarce ly • vember, when the Plaintiff imagined that it was penetrated through his scull, and killed him on the for accordingly. force his fingers between the heck and Ils.- haudk rchief, die , dated ; the draft of the instrument was endorsed on face was almost black. The slick used for the deadly purpose ii spot. Some reports state, Mr . that he was in the act of Justice PARIL-That point is gone. the 26th October, when it was laid before Counsel throwing himself oat of the window when Mrs. Suf- H. Maskell was then called, and proved, that be was then aced;prod it i. about two feet in len z th, ire incites in circumference, nod has a large hook at nor end. to be settled, and the difference was most material ; tell entered, and io her attempt to prevent his throw. was the coachman when the box was lust ; that he Chat les Stunners, a gardener, deposed tha: hr was going:slog • it was clear that the Plaintiff was only to be liable in ghimself out he carried part of e win ow-sas th • d h had the coachabout s hatthere a dr iven - ' fur debts incurred subsequently to the date, and if it along with him ;and on the otherhand it said really had been the 11th September, he would have expression which be could nod ander.taudt Waked about. bet was lookin t and the sash being rotten, gave guard for three or four months in the winter g ou , more than 30001. to pay ; but if the 11th of Nova's. time, saw nobody. way, and he fell out by accident. But which account and that there has been one ever since. Mr. Ma)d, a Surgeon, stated. that he exaraino d the body, sod her, the amount would scarcely exceed 4001. It is correct the Coroner's Jury, which is to beheld this Mr. Justice PARK.-We frequently shot the stable., found various hurts in different it rls. but he .oncetved Ike was also necessary to recollect, that the bills which dewill d b I de t ermine. y, on t ess door when ► the horse is lost. death of Cox was occasioned prit.e.pally `.y the neck-kerchief 'the Luscombs had given had been renewed by the being twisted round the neck to tight as to stop respiration. The Plaintiff was nonsuited. Tue Jury, after a few minutes' deliberation. returned a Ver- y Defendants when the became doe, without any no, MOST EXTRAORDINARY CASE.-Yesterday morn- diet of Wilful Murder against owes o e person or wows at pre- . lice to the Plaintiff, so that he might be considered KENT ASSIZES. sent unknoen. log, as a bey was playing in Hungerford•marltet, he as exonerated, at least so far. ---- found some fresh earth which he began t o pick, and -0,-- POLICE. The Loan CHANCELLOR asked if it were meant to in pulling up a rag a bundle of flannel followed, in The Assizes for this County closed on Saturday he contended by the Counsel for the Plaintiff, that . -.....-- which was the deed body o f • d f our • s ix ' clock . The following persons re- a chil d, apparently evening, at • this deed was merely to be considered a security for and his two Sans. and -_ . . , . Bow-ofirszT.-Tussle Mr. &Immo , Information• ' the • h •ed months old. was peen to parts Ceir sentence o f transportation f or seven y ears,TlZ • the hired Irishmen, who forcibly took possession of Mr. e rer- goods sold and delivered ? officers. In the course of the day the mother of the -J. Osborne, R. Jervis, S. Ladd, , and T. Ward.- man's house on Chelsea-consmon. and threw two children out of Mr. II A as' allowed that it had reference also to the underwent .._. anot . her . . examination . bett . ir . e , Mr l Atari was discovered_ The account she gave urns_ For 14 years : W. Kin,. P. Smith. and J. Evens.- t..111841"9..1teg