The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-04 00:00:00

;` S 6 SAL „.., • : ~ .. _ - -- - . reason, why thikquirrel ripened jute soch.irrecon-1 notate served - on Mr. French as cautionary," had cigable enmity, and was followed up by such unpre- ; he chomp to plead his commission ea * Justice of the cedeined proceedings. The Plaintiff had unforte- Peace" though I will not hold. myeelf bound by the nately hinted at the depredations made in the garden Record, to consider hire bound in isayrother capacity b) cattle, said to belong to his Excellency, whose l than that of a private Geutleman.i Tiriaaotice *ls ranges he bad thought it his duty to contract, and .as follows : °. a • . . .ikr.-. oe, e., . had accordingly commenced his labours, by repairing , I " In the King's Bench tuBlCpaBBBls4,Noivl,- •. —Please to take notice, thatln tre .' or renewing the fences to the exclusion of, such in.,, _2.`,_ s . l as. ntu from , this date, I shall fi le o declaristork, truders. This was a heinous o ff ence.; but there was , ' fres ass against you at the suit * of Willie* bee another still greater. In a letter tOtheSecretary at bead p l. Esq. for having forcibly tu . r'ped , him out Of War, he had moreover thought himself bound to I dwe . liing-house appointed for his restdenceolsp is. / . mention the old fhtrack- ground, its present state, ' perintendant of Majesty's Bpitanig Gardsr.gribis thq variety of claims made to it by the Governor, the colony, and others„. and the propriety of its be , - Island. " H. v. KFANE. Cnteraiteid Aitnetney f4e . l4aintitt. lug one day at least united to the Botanic gartlen.--:- i " The itmn. Jame. French. Esq. Wirer-ff. 18:9." Tais %vase morsel which had, in the mind's eye, bawl . Mr. Gilder was then sworn; who ikoviti tbsii4e .;. - ,- already appropriated to a different purpose, and It; ; livery of the above notice. - • •• • . ' • 11 • therefore was a sort of vice-treason to Lave made On the, part. of the Defendants, the Attorneall: any mention of that ground. . What was the conse-,,, ,neral rested Ida defence as to Mr. Frenchi. solely roe. i quettee ? The very firs; or second day after these the informality of the notice. That it was not agree- - communications were made, his Excellency • was • able to the 24th of George IL, regal:its& that the pleased to call an inspection of the garden. , What . name of the Plaintiff's attorney should. be indorse& the object.- of that inspection was, may be..easily . thereon, with his place of• abode, and the else' guessed: neat day, a meeting of the Privy-Council `cause of action contained therein. Ha therefote was called, and immediately on its breaking - up, it ' moved a nonsuit. As to Mr. Grant, thattlies*** was announced to the Plaintiff, that his Excellency no evidence, but only that -of his being presliatotbe bud been pleased to suspend him from his office of Su. , the expalsion of the Ulaintif. - - . .:1 Pi!! periutendant." i • The Counsel for -the Plaintiff intistedilhidoWE: The Learned Counsel was convinced, that this': notice Was necessary in the easeolor any evidOilebol suspension had not the sanction of the Privy Coun- !.of each notice to the Jury, because the •Defevi cil, any more than the appointment of Mr. Grant to J. French, had not thooght•proper to "plead a jug& &mei the gasden. These Gentlemen knew too well the .fication. as a Magistrate, so as to put,it on 'the Oa , extent of power granted by his Majesty's instracod cord, and as he-had not been sued la that capacitie tiops as to the suspension of civilians in the sorvickt He had rested his case solelx, on the merits and issue, ' ..., of Government. A patentee, for instance, caelnlosi end must therefore be regarded as a private gen be .mulcted thereby of half his . pay. They kasaw,' blemati. , also, that in the army such proceedings as 'those 1 But supposing that time notice was necessary, lasnl; against his Client could never take place. An officer could be called for h Court as on the record, he under arrest loses ireither,pny, quarters, tior,,rations, showed from authority, " that provided the notice bef'o,e he is tried by a Court-Martial.- IlersOhe i were sufoFieiit, to have: enabled: the Defendant to Learned Counsel thought it necessary to enter bile* mike-4 tender under- the Statute, it was good to T Eiri aiteruentatiog. . • ~. I, r. •• . 1 . Should this subject entiergo, as we trope it will, BANItRtIPHAr EN.LABGE ..' • a public investigation, we sheik give n fall account U. . Woken , pad I). Makery, Hanley, Sts ', railll- • i f-IL tor* 'aid dress-tankers, true oesober 9vo 'N 6, at . 1 Mr. MeV who is emit& iitlic divers firrveries Golldhan. s wi, Spalding', Unedi . *IPPer 9, will undergo , a further rrsaininatlen on Friday next. le v fe r rs, at he Peacock Ire. • atet.nt. At- .sr .„ ILATI'OftweARDEN.—Oas thittirday Mary S milk and "111."'' Mr . IhdiwaYs 1144 ". /.'li l lii , .- . .., ken '1 431 "..,,,...1 Mary &sake we, two very young but unfortunate IDA. J. CST,. Newcastle-losier•Liffel Sioirord 4 alvs ivercerte i t- j -g irls , werelstntfght up from the House of Correc -114; 19, lb, at the IVhealsheaf, Beirdley. Att rules, m 1 •, I tiOU to eirderf; leserend . ettantittalion on a charge Clarke and Pardoe ' Headley { and Ale M. Menke* 82/11 • I . I .. E .,. ~...., ', a te Bra J *. ban, SOine-huildings, Liaccda a lan. • • •i) . ... ',.,... :;• 1 at r g 'I. wmp t oru wsiggoner, of up .ll: Umber, Manchester, druggist, Oet. 18, 19,• i t i 13, at • w ird, erwits Ithei In Bank of Ragland notes, the White Hear Inn . Miutchester. Anatole', Mr: clack, 1 . • • i 'Scricant's Inn' and Messrs. Greta and Morriss, Name er, • ' " 11A —r- hg are%, . . ~ i ll . ab o ut a fortnight since. . A 1, 1... Uplateri kluaihester, dealer, Oct.99_, 3.1, Nov. a, at the . thfrd• /net - ;Custody, he lig implicated ai i t 1.4 ' Talbot Inn, Mancheiter. An* 'es, Mr. Law, Siwing-gardenn ! it • •-• • • . ' ltaichester ; 11$111 Messrs. She e 1 Adlingtan and Gregory, , char , tbettlyi , o. , l9 . 9r ., e remanded (01 nuot.let ez; 13rdford-row. , . r. j ablitsalidtV.'.' • _.," ,, ._ IL,Tqwns Wall's-end, Northumberland, butcher, 00,9.28, l ,fOAT lip, as ,bid Whinier, underwent a Ilteaild NW. 13. neiht George Tavern, North. Shields. Attornies, 1 ...,• • r • • ~‘" .*.', .•• .. . • Messer. Mete* - and Huhbersty, Bell•coarti Wallow!' and esusfflatintiOn on a covge of stripping lead' from the s , Mr. Webster; Kons shields. • - - , . „j„.. —. 1 ,, :, , ~.; isoofi of the new . beildlngs in .. Sk :vrim iutser- a s n tre d et , , w S iiliag now: I J. C. Itawlioson, Lancaster, nserclulC l N. e„ 116drits,.1 hill, add remansrafor another examination. 13, ii tki Klieg's' Arms, Lasseaster.•' cd, la. radios.' . • - . •,-• .... 1 . 1 „... - Lancaster; and Mr. Caton , AkirtsgstostreetV..• , _•! 'Unxort•HA LL.— trillium tta . _. i.. W. .New by, Stosts,2ort, basketloaker, 0046, 19,• Nov. 13. Cap/7er s - erit,tirougat Vp,. charged by Wilson, a con. at the Castle Inn, Stalwart. Attarnses, 10: 4 ,,ktsteideley, Stock- ,', stable' its dlion - dry iierib'na: It appeared from the' . 1 - port'; and Messrb.'lllllne and' Plerty,ienipte. '' * 1 i 8.. Brides. Birmingham, stationer,. Oet. 22. 99, at the Royal statement o f 1% lit n i tbo,t in consequence of repro- Hotel Birmingham, Nov. 13„ at till. Talhuf lac, Stourbrite. ! sentationi"ftien l iii4ai respectable lithabitaits of Attsrales. MeSsrs.Haxter and"Mattin, turneWl's Inn; and r. • r , . ..:f • " ~ .tVi,.4' L. , . , aid , Bi nn i mit h i th ir •, .. , „ . . , 4,, . ... I svent-roaa, .o,rn . plaint mat toe public foot-pathe 1 R.. Pratt, Cooping, hooksellesaonoriater,Clets 13,13, Nov. in quit' neiglibblitoak were so-much infestesl by dis i%renstharie I : 27 I Co A Xtr; Pn ; ItsViirgfirilitmursicitri%-stiesvree't: i orderly iihraii, liriitlol44enitile!, games, such as • Chasstery.lane. ' .•I - if ~•;,' ... .: ' • -. I " pricking Irf„ i tfie ° Wier,: Au ,, p, &c." that c1e4441 J. Maybew, Keppel-strott. tiswell-osgart,pnholeter, Oct. 9. , 1 pafienkfrs elinfintk . , ..1,1104' hi . .tsil.,4o.sn, 'CCM).. . 16, Nov. rs, at Guildhall. AMOrnles; ems . . e*eglon, Dixon, 1 aafOregison Anzel-colert, 'en orlon -sirce2.• • pained bt litA i h i 'er" Officer ° . and near the Surrey z 9 4; 114(414, Ofilhanu lAis.re,•hatter, Oct. 20, 21, Nov. 1 amid - Nei B i; 'ii_4lprifici this town : Prisoners play. 13. at the White Ileof Inn, Manchester. Atibmies, Mr. Bar- in g 'at 14. tfit t iliglitiW diaier -.'' a table was stand , r .. ?kW Oldham " ; and Mom. Milne and Parry, Temple. .. ] ; . 1 .- er r are .!• e hi•-••al i i .. 4,bii'wi ras it. quautkv o f anger tl_ ill. Stroud, Brentford, ibaker. Oct 9,. IS, Nov. 19.-ntrusild- , tug u ' halt Attorney, Mr. MO. Gloucester-buil d ings, Walworth. i and hitfyilice . , ' iincl 'A t fa,rge crow' cl 'lva; toltectoi W. Yewens.Somerset-iitlce, Curamereial-road, coal-dealer, • rou nd- thildi; The ozi eee . I mme diat e '. tea k t w o Oct. 11, 12, Nev. 12,*atGallillat11. Attorney Mr. Hurst, Law- . .., .• . . ~ . . • .. 7., rence-lane, asearide, - ' •• . into chltedif, .and, t dgether wth " their apparatus, . 11 . penury , ViTilg , ukh •Orse l .. Bedford - $2, 41 ! .. rei . cnitteied them before the nitrates... Whoa builder, Oct. 9, lei t Mat. at GuiWkali. Attorney . , Mr. Goer- . gsiest i o ug . k•riii 1e the k r t oo d i o hingt they gave as , tees, WalbroTk; '''' • " G. Giroux, JUL To!teinsans.eoart.noad;_ ptenere-dealer . , Ott. un'sattsfaCtia acConnt„ . ittolo,Magistrates cons. Chum Nov, 1, nt tnieldttall, Attorney, Mr. nauseam, piazza milted thtni v . for. grant orbs , sOitordetly persons. hers, Lornt-glrden. - -I . e '..1 *.t: 0, • ' .:. fl* . C *00,1111° ... Pni.?"4l!ret, -inf . fta back awsbetar, • ''4o,• ' . 4 " • , --' - t 3 -- • ..- L. '4, 71 Z4fi . .0t . • Vt .- +.. •-4. • ? ••• - "'"&r' 4 l ,96 '`="t. -7 e1" 9 ," •- :- '... 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'''''''''' .7 ' l- .2 4 . ~, r to be kept sacred to G. ~ ..41''. •.6 woritillaut those ung -j e.,-- 1 "" 111• , ' fl o t „,.. i• • '..• 7 :• ; ~; ' 41161411PRISCI -:' - lr' ad. .. s. • ... '' timer peel, 6,,, 5 , 11 t.,- ,i, ~ of necessity and moree-blegllfttil b li bait - made* a v . _RI 4'. •.1 0 sages' ;tioni" -- iirio. l o il i z .e #. ;.w . p *. 0we.v,..,11 .. "t, NG'S litiNett AiD 00111101:t PLEAS; ~- . • •.' t • ' • .. . 6°14, 7° . "I hi. Vstectio, Ju^ .S., ~ ~ , def .1 4 nece isi l " t r ek° r'lak Ilene*" 1 drtil •• • . . *.gi ..:- tat,. %., ~ aig i-: 's. 17 - • .vii-, 4 . . , "2 . 9 lit 1; l'• it L.-.. ''" ' . ' allowed It as a def t -00leeettLie .il i s: g l o rjtra, s e e n" l At , . 1 .. . ..,6 4 ,,L 40 ( ihtfilkoo .... Lamm% ~ , .- 4 ; " . -ttiestsee r s„ sis c so vea l s'i ti : & l-4004, ',1t.; , . . - .. 3L ' .'*. PT A' ' 33 mi'ht it he said •.44-4110814,16gembeif . ritiere!es t Jedrs WI . - . talIN- •, - •,, . '..t„ .i !ss .--, , . elts- A 11.. !spa ' and . .4: - 07' ...°11b4 k • I.OCnttEAD V. raENcli . ill.es.t. i f . ~ ' g '-1 lt Es t - ',, . 1 - c•;4o Pi l lif'''" la •• . • - _.--. ,:, 1. , .'. , . :I: . . .' . .. - - • - -- - - .-- •' • • ,a; s • ..eit.. 1 . 4 .... -, .. ~.4e sirre.w • •••• •.16 'innorlilaki 4 . WWII 4*,i..,,,, i , p ' prodded Ito retreetliterdße*tielleeldelitedaVeas bat ' ' rale ' Al iso ' , 6141111Briliii ► •lls , 4'. - am t .. 7 j i t ' • - elf KILINE stated the ease..., , 'mad tins. was in , like those ot st - -action brought against the Decert‘' Ramona .I..r ek ., , Pgr, y :-., 6 ,1 * I .1 Ni z t 1.414 .•;t441.11/0. /: jti : tOP YU V 47•4 i. ; Iliblideldvd.lart, de. s a d e e .i ''' . . 1 - 4 or forcibly musing him out .0f Isle RY 411 t h me ggheeel kei t , -Waft such •• ' • ' ea Ali " : 1?*-44861040441.011t Iteliijkritriiqi,i2 , ~ „ ;Tit, 1 . 44 , 111110101010AL 0 • IR. C..i am*, Derry, tuts hili Bent a P : ° fivr y as the n'tandataief eft* *nicht*/ si mi o ' r i t ~ i ,• . .... .. . . __ . , 4, l„,frt . :iv; . . 4., ,,.d ?_1:41/414....1 A;41.; Its Thrs I).4endants )m0 pet uo dechsrathr,ou s the re- wouldgo, t ey evillest* ?. .. S. I . .. ' * -1--- * • 411( • V ' j ) • • . 'A • - - ' cord, but pleaded the geaserelissei.. ...lhafa i ste mere shelter as nn tare , ill) t•cdt'lthet. field. , ii vast . , - . ' , in- . • 4 M I 1 ...... i y f . ./ .pl ` - ' 1 ,hk . i n.._ eftlit : lrlegalk tatilelltidl i p h di eg i sept , ,a Tr these fi-TbePlaintig ; we., cahvd. -Ron% Trittlattdr. . „ • ~ habitants of t. i Viesedt . eiery leettelo was - : im a -is ... . *hut • 4 i ,, - -•• , r , -V ' wi" 401 ^ re t e. i , ; .„,,,.. ._ . by sat was not s e. , Sit aavi tio t ert • ibb u p o f Th e .._ . bile , ' ,'; et 46' • v. • at the .late, 1/r. Ankraon to take ihe dame or bls Ma-. bib aud • I , ir it'irn'Alle: l lWl.o idd*l r terf•lhw• '' S ' P t ' • jesty's Botanie • Garien • ist St.lrincenes,,..and re-. °Petted le then's ' eery hotihmes siodonoti which •• "elk ' ' asq,i)e. . • ...k •.'; J; ‘... •-r.t. ; ,;•.,,'.• ... •• bet. il H av i Ng twice gen'erous hotipttalltyleileldfaietb ,.s w.. - •r ' ._' Ost,ibe. eg, *WM& edtaffliftorth Nordi c ..,....„...... __ , 1 118114. ' ?•Oalal Sem 1. 4h , c. ,oatio. commended by bins aaltiksuccessor. • come over • for that purpose, as long as his, duty in, The I.earned Comniel intid,• • f thationee,sirbre De reteenbeg,,ee• • I l a g k b asitie f t..amik airter; Ts L 'zr i , , , L. 71:7 1. 7-71: 4 ----.1 l'rinidad allowed him, and no apeointment , having, . took the opportattity - of edtriehrg Mr. Finch e to t h us e t t hf it i l i ese , .. euirscliow misocimw 1 .....1 , le go et • . st 1 0. is v 6 iii, take care to get hitlateltrindetlittleird, fbt it he; for 'dodoes. privateer Thomas,. o r twelve guns (eight.... ~ 1 ''' • • A t'''' '',?-• i during that time arrived from the War:Oilice,loWall, • - ender the necessity et returning to that colony. , lit men, heltseging- la (.11 1 1oleitallatf*? had Iteemtadtt ail . ' his part, should eot , soffer.tith-Plainti f f to went the • she h e d•sh rea sto o k er a oav e In t h m ak elo y ant v e i g i ott . . , ~, ...., ... point warrant haring at las) irsited, he came to s t.ittl benefit of the laws of his country ," and, added he, mai pros:beteg to sursdulleetweers; NOW* and MAwsl " - i°vlL!' - ' 4 a"*""rdlii lasi tin marina: kent.to 'his charge, ,wkieh he found occupied, by Mr. "if there be integrity;; btfluriii .7 , delicacy, propriety, d a y s , or equity, left Witii,those who persuaded the the Grout. Bank,, and haid.nobtaken isayrallisip • non of an importabt• isatete.Seethe peblic at tar Grant, one of the Defendants, by the appqielment l }lnner, of the President,, and the opprobation.of theGover...Defeudaat to act ae hebas dorm, I hope, I trust, and ~ . -. A 1. - 1, ,, .; ~ • ~,,,,,if ~ _ - took placer beton, the Lone MAYOR. The emir:: pos.. As his Excellency Sir, Charles Brisbane, had, lam confident, thee will feel theraseles bound to in. The veitet , f - ee the i i iiiti , tr . t .. , 44 . i; .., nation , although itiestteton the 'pert of talk, Coo: IV. in a letter to the Plaintiff,. before his leaving .i'rini. &notify him." . , - - dad, declared, that he considered him as the fi ttest • . Evidence was then -palled to proTettfie s et of ex. a Asihe4uerter Stalin. . .Os ail ik . e .. r..., ''._,'. i t ,:counties ! P h ill e in L a o i rd it.'"lii kfty fr issa 4lllbBe pooa l Ira . E . ira d v %ce l l i tict lye ed . in persons, fiat int rsons 4 E person for such a charge, andos it , was a public . datt pnlsion. This was done - by itC4pitable, whom Mr. re a bou t .., to .r.o Inmate, .. t _ g it . . "If of the i mmediately t e c omidd hri b ra t ak, boil eieva. , o f some consequence, h4'. certainly e x pected, that i French took. with him 4or that purposts endby Mr. ; time renaPlng At. ii l pizibie:_.lo Ilifil.„ , th!lhlajoller we are pneeiediatfreisitieturesk , ibur rea d ers ih o= ' countenance and support wid t h had almost invariably !.Barber , the assistant , in the • prde'n, who was pre.! e pi that Court or ~ . • ,ol._ fell; j , o timer'," liai.;.sol , ll ,; , .' - Ttl ,. icit- • . : ,',. , • been skew') by all former Governors, awl by Sir ; sent at the time if took place, - - The Manager of the ender into any corretsmotleyffit.WAlll 11.' t ea t s te The 4herrgeotHiiinktiee itill ::10g•iie founded IR' p h * I I -1 Charles.lamself, to the establishment of its SuPer- • estate adjoining the gardennfditilliart tallied upon, and of 'Oil diffelent ICitaNefl•stfMang prisoners Who Act* of the •I.,e= a i y e .f 'I apply • se the intendant. Ile wall disappointed: his reception was , gave ► evidence, that foe setitttifite-wood which Mr . , --- 14 / • - ---441 M / 1 11 relief under the late ,end of that** Poilalle - . to s wards the' tatt er ' ettParthatent ; It is termed cold and repulsive , - and the few attempts which. IN' laochbead had permitted hirw, to take from the gar. I I 'Ol ' Act ;•ft Ta ' !misted, that die kfaigis- the Fuiber2lente l ot Bill, and itt'ablect is to prevent ~._ ... wilt ,2 c o nsidered it his duty to make, to oblige or to conk I den, for ,the sie.of said . mVai Mr , Levaisheatilhad,,,',. o l l M, 'the,. Itillf.0).„ "fur 1414 ' ulnae etttekt4ll- the aPpliatiott, without the consent.of the .owse rm o f cinute, were sb received, that he ceased to repent • ever received , nor espectetq_any personal besteist u irelte, .Athr.meerter. . , no . gc l e t sloe to: time, l'altebte eetutitiee lodged in the handset'banitersamt them, and confined himself entirely to the duty in tind that, it s i em jerked up,. and cardiad.f.W.4 kr writ:A enable t • , conM., ionirt..tipite tittle to' a ' ttlera ?tha'rv. ' ' ° • ' . i .1 the garden ; but even in his retirement party tn., stegroil and cattle of the estate. ~.•4 * . • ;- -- • . ,' 4, tot' IP ..,-.„ :mittitit t.ipitr:Li ,Prisquers te. ill. The cbaille ea Saturday under iriveatisidern i ora triette overtook him. The Coudsel then stated, that here he sbotifd close , sal . older , i !r t 4,ittau from * time tin "pr. learn, impi• Ws` tolbe partners of 'a late meittesPec.• ile bad allowed the manager of. a neighbouring : his case, unless the Court meant (as he had heard) to 'be,. , sarY.. , .1 , 9 ,;•,;;;,.• . , • •" - \,,,;:: ,' t h a ei bl r e o ba w6 nkl use ttg l -h w o i n tb se lis A t ir t e ht fa co et ns of ent ha o e f iti t g he appr prop ted rie. te plantation to take away for the-crupper -pules of the insist upon jt210.. the Jury, that the Defeldanr.- 1 ,.. - - , _ Lr t .. r .l • , 4 ti • btilli, some of the superfluous and useless wood, :French, was sting in his judicial capacity as alla. ..-2 . ~,,,,,,,werr,;(9,‘,.N.. .• , tor, 10,0001. in ExcheqUer Bills,. which , as bank to the individual iattestro" n,. were deposited ted in their ers V. iitith he wished the garden elear,of, and a domestic gistrate , of which he cow demanded the opinion , of •,,. , , ........... - • ~ . - 1 , - to soli some Malacca apples, which were falling from . tea Court . 4.• -v. , • Ofitied i lerilaee, ' iSPI. 99 ' ' . hand a for Safe custody. These Bills, it we are wet tbatxees and rotting on the groind. Would it be ; The Cates JUSTICE said "•dertai stly he should 's* Royal tenant Za i chari al3- 1: tayi r y ra l ls el e " sli l iOne, Captain, •les• miAnferitted„• previous to their bankruptcy, thee tip- ,. ipropriaterl to their own use to support tbeir.falling •. believed believed that sock ridiculous Irides wer e carefully L charge the Jury ; for though the action was not sto#ved in the Vice.royal mind, lw be brought. for. : against either of the Defeadau - ti its Magistrates, nor Sec T lV ° Bl i s rl y 'l li. e . dmared. Akzan . de; H. Earle to be First IJeoteatinti fortnneN: and - in this,' as well as ottiliriustluces s ht ruin upon their ftiends.'•lP ,i•' : ward in dread art-ay against the Plaintiff: The oar. bad either of them justi fi ed as !tech Mr. French . q I 're_ LlPiteeoutt Liette nr nal l""ill ' faijilleffL aHiory L: Ready. nea S t t i litt b id ro," the present Complainant siditant M'' Ms eel began by -deferring end a Pefued-lo sign the gar. - might, under the general issue, froth the evidence i ßolton promoted t 7=PortiOcii, • vice Whioyates ve r z ot , iead of t co o co u t r h s :rproceediter, of a *War ) '' , 0 den -accounts, whrc• h had been attested as usual: this . produced by the. Plaintiff, choose, and had a right to re p y„ og e! ba r; Ker I Raba* -promoted ; Edward Co- chabßes It still - • , .1 1 -- 7 -sef -. li - olf 2 earrtspondence, which he should • now , justify's a • Magistrate acting under thuautkority of ,• ce ter, promoted s Beast Briscor, viee Alderson, . wore, and toast . VI" swel i ll Pr77 . 'lgt . isrsiets of the bankrupts. considerably diminisktie Is ) reedit) the Court . • [litre the Counsel reed several . Sir Charles Brisbane.; Le e rtet ed e Al v e i stier, (; • r lrail, , noteo.nod•letters which had pasted on the accasioe.l : 'l'llett, said the Counsel for the Plaintiff, " under tbreford. vice C. Wright,. . I,Artbor Kay. vice Ri. 1 . . . vice Haat, promoteft . plablant,' and had the able assistance of Mr. ALLEY ; Mr. CLAIMS 'atteteled as solicitor for the Com. '''' NO!, Gemtlemen," said be, . 6 ' • you will see the this declaration of the Jedge, I give in evidence, the ern, promoted; Gauge C. 4 . .._- 5......._ L i .. . nmt,-.........1'.... M._ Front+ as 6 6 rautionore_" had ' 1 227-11i ndmun - ' b Y agime.ol4 o n; Cella 14a !, kealie ' 'I/ 1 on-th 4 other side Mr. ADAM attended. ' k 7 aAearLIVII VVIIMIIICI 1.1101.4 r. ... IC necessary to enter tutu il l IMIKI:-% teituer urines. toe a tomic', It wits gouts so , um u T l b e r g , coyent•gewiesi. - • . b. - • ,' .5 :14;• . -- -,• •-• • • statement to defend himielf f rom th e c h arge of illi. 1 every perposoet and this had been proved to . bathe 1 W • • t Unioneireet, Snothwark,, cell*, ask silk 1.,. ~/ . -fe7 . - .l - ... .4 , . 1 ) beiality. Ile remarked , as a proof of his. modern. I cat* .As to, the indorsement, the writing either 1 070: hg t ouli o raL • 44 " )81/ 4 9 " hi ll",4 1 4. 01 , 11 ! 1 !, 4611044 / 1 . * )c:itl,•,-;r411,41,k1 o'Clock. f .sin Friday night a gra _. .. .• • lion, that he had not brought it tio for trial whets the * upon the face, or. upon alto back of the paper,lt - z - c'll'!"- " ',. i ' • DtYIDENI:O9.- 41 ; 19 q(' "f '' * ' bro ke ouCia the A _office or Mr. Phillips, an attorney, if l public. indignation was at its zenith, and *hen any . is equally an indorsement,' and .the foldieg of the • Oct. 3 ). J. Tarr , Sl•J‘tho'steSet•iitsso - asalaw -h rilla r " in * .gatfilticats, tied 1 40 11 -99,ware, which !ZINO Slot and J Brown, Guswel•soseto,l4•Mrtet. WOllial*, 4. quantum of damages would not have been considered paw can make xis-different:es . With respect to the . fnein&-• :-.!ror'.t J. Dation and' R. noaairr as exorbitant ore quivalent. He had' allowed Aim i name of the place of aboda•which the woris,orthe 1 l aselleeauseeig-'oct. B•entr-oreet, •laktjitteittened d e struction to the stir *, ditiii M. I.,pri a sti e J. P. s entitio, Upper- houses . : Ylps2ufg . which Wllll sit led i s al back for .the burst di surprise and indignatiou •dr pen I Statute reqnired, • literal.compliance , witis that tiro; 6 i , p Is" Ciellialts iesd "'N . l " mp .'-!' -T'Pe ralwa ', llll4 4 ' P ' . yard; burned re treat fury , ( pi e tbsarty siimbeury Qs, ta, 1). fa,y, ' . . • - ; . • . • away, and waited Oil It - had set t in the cool f proper aad namiesaiy is 4 , riwl4olloll*-• dili011" ae-Len...: 14 &Lad, * Plothtec--Or, I . Nlf i 416,0 4 enitend . Whet! Op ~ , arm ed,. Wink. bialpg : welk sap. s t f composure of sober ration and reflection. . Wititi dini and in any other large city or town • but , iii I • ' Yallr Y• 11 _,.. __l,4lll4l"4lt......bill.liseichavi_ss 1 in . 1 6 ,,.. J 141•4:. plied. ~ , f ik iv ig o.‘ . , :seccoe d e d . in saving t h i , q be e tg, c ,. this he might contrast the conduct ,of,theadverse rother I -:' he h ' :Pi licem y 11 - 01 °I - e fe w as '" 6 Ilinse'lw!diesig. llo , Vallge w r ke7Z,7 * eep',7" - 70: 1 . 1 %, T.ltoai7er Pei;olii:* - ho *esiand; OP surroun ding houses. The Ogee, party, their cabala, intrigues, m'enaces., • and,epithoti• -.ties/ of the person's; residence. it was :itapansibittotausses, anger , 1,, A e N ew man, -Frith-street, 'Soho % withmsofeitilts contents,' telt a prey to the dames; of different . aired ` %plied - bob .to his Men& and, Ind,- therefore, the. manning of . the ; Stosaso,inonki fri . ls A. sesow.4 4o,l •2 B . T. HollikwaY. Chithamtgruw -41 "6 1 g , A' but leyertil a . 44.,•an4 other .papers, were preserved (aide ha4.4rea , bard halt - . nn 26.. PiOlarrb• . • •• - Wessell' personally and professionally.. t . Thee, be : never require it. • &lob ern eiactly hia(tbe.Conm..; 8 - MiT i os . n e se _ p ro ild o - iith s l t -.T e t. ST, W. IT. T em oist.-oihrough the apneas , of the firemen.. The accident treated with contempt and derision, Ited....alt this sel's),office. It bat) ae same, like. many handed.. Yabitbill; isaherdnei_er N - 0 1 ... 0t 1 .2,..L imr ; 8111 / 4 . 4 ll Ki i :4 l4l ,H•Kralstolev infrer oil . * . l t zpen dex ed 4s , l i em t ls i .said at. ,.. lig toc hosi iitifi ca t io lte I n: negligence m a c: d e e f s oa k, e the of " brunt, - .plume had fallen impotent to the earth ; pf-others in the West Ind* ;, it ,vas not.in. aoy . " E .: 111° , ! (.° Lin; Ne • . 2, J. Snun A 11_. , tgorp_o, and, AA.. wan. ... of titir. i t fe l l $41,4„";,0 tuna s vipers . . •, 2 • and for whet, (said the Learned Coonsel). el, this .atreei,Lit was native. In a "town,. -lie was the only ', wit,,,x 2 1,,g..a., - o, mend ' air-'eta: Iff, testipt-4. TooleVaireri. , abiTO . s• • sudden and inexpressible anger agaliftikAlit • Fol. ..peTtistket his name is the island, and Os Defeadant , Volotto s t-Nn,IS: c. neat,. f 1.1..... N 4111 /er -141 "' I'' Nt,dmsilay sOinight as Geer* Mows% Estp:of N 6. J. e lAsnell, 1 , N .-_, . cluing that duty which _the oeth RC. at: u roft,ssio to knew and eat wish.ldm every day. 18 NVery 41111PeCtv :Visi;Arstm.street:,!-Irtwais awn-Nor 13, , a ir. Kand . : ul p. oro lhhey, in the county of -.Limerick, -.and. bk. • .. binds me to dcy-for supporting i t t„ Rpm wheSs therefore, as kss,it possibly,cealii, be. onadnikppli- ; clot 'Fliem reef, hinter-Ott Id, Y . De" Ch it net, mint % se% sou, ,a, student of ' )tint)y .Go' klegs. Diut4tto; the arm et power la _yrolsed agar hater . * * cable, the.Stathlte hAd horn tulip gomplied with,: ~ ' / 1,1 ' 6,4 ' P ari tar, Ai l itine " treet s (4 11 " ge ° Net:turning from •foliliotin. e .pleasaytdsoat c It , . '., , .11eglerw. iet.',6, W., Word Three 0 .b-ia..e• 11 as 1 L a , . heinous crime, of f dariest tu . Imola t jeitri, endiees. 00yr onAiebeemape -on , Shp) in4uisliio ineetts al - " roonetu-Say. i pill, , Won:Kensington, ' -_,- he n non , Ak ear'Fpro I g o % a. muskatiii too & . • stranger. Bu t , hi Arisiiii. tbe•cOnie;zeteAi4noy. An 4. tbege!ie, .on this pout of . ilmaj f e sn d s po it m os b ro p s he . fil, K,no to l f 6 4 .c to . n la_• . , lii. i dlooti•equare,Crit ailit'° b ,wan e s rot , . bar ki Peek aarateeatfAltifl.,alk Lb., iv. 16,: ia rrel, tratorielon'et• . - '. l deck of the wel l s , wsustogethelf.eo4o4o . wound. 'arrogance,. this is iiss . ,Aipsiugaishedly thp high. forwaid by Mr. Wriroscia, ono of their. Counsehri . • ' .IPP!!id i"8 n ame of li GOtoralifillt . 011 1 11i - tnit4 Gino* L 1 0 94 4 10 A lote ths-844 1 934 .Guaids .hatreitilt. Mt. his ‘. sotkv . 1 ,o- bury.jeweller-Nov. 13. 4ey, gosie ,1 -sareet,, ~ are- , .. 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