The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-20 00:00:00

W' Iw7 - l ; • roy. 19. II t • .. f ~. *spa v. Walla. This important ease is mow in coarse of argument( on Aviv gat 'theater a new trial ought to be granted. Themerits 'of ialt, so far as they Wanapired by the stalemate of oausgel, were those:—Mr. William Cotton. a lonall.fos• seßsfd larrla fins in Derbyshire and litiropshire. Ills 'yonligor freother• r. /Cretin Rowlead Cotton, was ow sniff* and receiver spa his estates till his death in MS. Mr. Wart, the defendant. **how of the looatie, aad of Mr. V. ft on. was left holt by the latter. and by contest of all poreloi to ITN became committee end receiver on MP Wimitiv's @items. is lain, -Mr. W. Cottons. the limalle. died. A question thee arose respecting the leeitianiey of the Wasik. It was goatetviail that hi. father, William Cot. tothbed children by RolweesWebgter, bean he weeded bee in 174/, and that Mr. teeth Cotton was the eldest tale less* Theeenteequosee of sock illeptdosey waohl Ise to gins Mr. Ward, as beirmt.. ell theeetatosalithwlrmile. wee died Intestate. 111“. Owe trail alliassolahmA On Ortnai division of the intestates milpOse ao loplamalo.aleareo of tbe leighlmet• William Colima Mlostee.had how Seeded to • sr' the gwsliw of Whimsey, old pfter a trial slim day', before Chief Justice Dollos, is the Court of Comae. Maas, ,or- gemlike et illegitimacy wee r•Mtraed. Application visas Ansa Wade to the Lord Chonovther for a. new trial. appeared to' have keen folly sAilitel at svOme Weer petied - In leaped Of die applico. 1 • threr• This morels' at 9 e'elexit. • • Kr. tieaat.sTr was beard &Own a se" trial. The 14rit i petinsas argued at greet hth that so [round stud'Midler a new trial la the ciresinstaaces of die Ascathentary esideeee.wr the refutation proved by ;pirOksidew Doubts had berm. he. op the lat • nay ilLllc._lll6.o Gallon's .hilt m 1141: . dorad erltieeeeet was made by M. moirlans Vona. • Wililiwe's teeter. The marriage wee don meetioned, bar thisitwood respecting the dere. tbeiker. Of the Ml' son hE trisom. left it sigoloy which his Lgteghlo was _ • Whether if • the ' rhaeriage bail I rtrdSdKigta liediti o nsditectadbitkeuriginst)trumi _ - Stuart and Street. They contended that INT. Wililau Stewart wag entitled to all the beoeffielleat belayed to as etlgisel.promietot. They 'impaled thin by s reference to the mature of the tcassfer tg iz relentrwhick were.exhibited is the plealliegmamitoZ , terser of she conditions macifindis themes andipmesl.l Is was remarkable. they said, that the amigesseatosne mined a elates of repurchase in favour of Mr. DOW, Stuart. Was it possible that the defendant wouid.meity. a bargain by which he would be so much prejudierd`i for if Wm. Stewart was in an laferior rebid.% to. the other preprietors. Daniel, after he bad reperchamak. would stated la his shoes, as to the two skat e % aa4 thus' lose s considerable advantage to that extent. The VICX•CRAZIORLIOR asked what could be the istcat of the prayer of lb. CMS/ bill filed by the defendant in this cause, to set aside the assignsnent ; since his Case. WI now argued is a way totally incossisteut with each an application Mr. AGAR said that he would apply to Mr. Bell for that explanation. as be understood that It was by hie ad vice that the bill was filed, he baring been retained EA the &leaden*. Mr. Rau. declared he had never given such advieri He had been consulted on the occasion, but be was .sof at liberty to state what advice he gave. It might me. prise some that be appeared in behalf of the Interpol which he was thee supportillf but %belie' wag, tbiAgg retsiser had bees offered err left for him, thatgb. !tads( bees originally consulted with; and therefore be hada. He t in accepting the retainer on the other side- He was sure he bad n o noble% contrary to the r sloe of the profession. If there were any fault in the case, it was the fault of the parties. Th. Yoca-CueNcad.on said that so fault could be et trilseted to the Counsel. It was s mistake to suppose that the regulations of the profession west made for the heseisof coolsel—they were made for the hem& of thelehlic. There was sot a sic lo rule its the Freres slim that wee sot bottomed on public ceavenience. .'-• heard • • behalf ~,, I . that Mr. Sparrailliddianilp teislibediam him to thick that the mum wat entitled lir Awe amends. Mierrow wamtot Idiom* UM *Ws Ilse amidett haispened. YM womplaiaam bat ROW 4,151 s Intact it Me time, what mot lids be's* aped". etprly..sod oe taakinlythot•ltwas a Civics! case. gm* letter to an tastlitattos wetter, *urger, Mrs dlo•I pimetic bat fbainterass not betel In awardwwwe 0; Mum ineusete. the phinant bail applied to Ma *lra * . nt tosogeont lirad sS.ce salted spot %ha. e ofrerei bibs a aorereigu. which he had rebid. Wttg browsed bate Vor **thing. This was a ea irblch. If he were to comply 'wltlr It. woull, be in (limb , . give Amiss then patitlei di Amelia &- Mends. If the complainant would bltimiNasted filth a dliereign. be wistald now give it Id& 7 ' • •".. lb► conspCsinalit appeari og by Ins iisiOceadalledwith OS Able offer. • I Mr. JihicriMbi Dram said he could resibteikMtio foe. ther arshrtmett.' • The puede, the* withdrew.' Metres Vanwatt..L--TerMrdtip &Ohm Iriikeek a eosteruteeder.tesidiad at Ilasapsttcfl. Wes brought wp for final exandaatlon, charged with intermarrying whit Mary' Whitfbrepd, his first wife betag still living. 1 It appeared that the !Mamie, was married or its DI of ?klatch, 1t412, in The parish vlsorcb of St. Mary. Ma t t!, delta, °llford, iv bouts, to Ms den wile Asa Tonne. Itl the trzseace of AolnutoteWilicrs. his brother, sad Jame! tbsi pesbli clerk. „By this marriage he kadtwo abikiren..a son nod • damtbiers whs.' his delight , ' wad tips peso of age; be &meted his wife and camel to London, and in ISIf warned his second wife. plant "%inbreed v betbeeeslisird in the army. sad Mary Whitsbread amompanied him to the coatitteot. aid ili with him as die heads of Waterloo. lie was dischatltlel at the poace..mst a fterwards pealed at Hampstead. where to set top a gran grocer's situp, bee sae a ceetermonger. hawkiog about vegetables with a horse and cart, Red his wife took is trashier. ironing. aid mangling. His first wife discovering where he lival, tsar to - priseeer retested her , relief. she LON DON 11.iltliErS, Nov. 19. t;OTTOX.—The Ce.ton market, since nor list Ds!• has bees without interest, and allmach no esters! reductive is the prim eae be stared, !Pt hint Lydia tlescript less stay he pinches...la alsade lower: theta are, however, so p.arcels pressing upon the market, ' sod of the other descriptions, few Cottons are etferittie fOr sale ; the purchases since one last are about IN bets. tilliAllt.Mtreeetvides were in languid demand lasi neepb, ant a getters' reduction of It. per cwt. was soli patted to, particularly in the brown description., wlirrb was confirmed by the public sale of Friday ; it consisted lsf 363 Mids." Trlshied tittgars, low !memo. MI, the tereatati.r 53a. a 64. i. 611. Tbis Gwenwor is she seise lauesfid demand, yet the prices of Frid it are "'sported; the market tbe evi.l.4 folly Is. pre get. lower then 410 this.lgt week. Tile Kellner' evinc.tf a greeter disposition to effect satesissr wart, nit account of a *nail acretreelsticen of sleek, 74 tli-re was little w alteration to aotiee in elm pesos. and Imelda were i 4 *OWN wettest —Mel error is cousiderable desti , tril at 21 ht. 11.1„,.. to slay 7 31/s -95 porsehenus Waraidasl 110. . hisses, up Priday, sold Ns. and t4a. 6a, G.r V•fy 10 ,4 quallty.—By public sate; last week, warty !un chests Brasil Segue met %slits few hovers; sae lot of sett twanise weld at 10:1 thWrealatusliw, ordinary sail geed iseawn; all taken is. tile, a Us. 64 &BAN DN. ap.l IiOLLA NOS.—Titer, is some "".bpd Asa the =who! ? iut account of Brandies b..inc 0,44 isielaaaleylisielter la Fiance: en.improventent b. pet tallest mi iieste‘brer, as 4 Store business dialsg; • preel, aid landed, favourite marls, sob; at Ilihat•these is retiree more enquiry, hot tSe 'tea lleVePairk4 Ust at, pekes a shade lower. in t;, , Veva, there is tie ditei l tists. ''"-TOBAOCCP.—There la y mote badness doing in late I it is ealealased dial Dearly IWO bare dhanged Ittioda, ems rieweriptions, which are "Game, sad is dressiest toe the French marker, 1L pn: lit, sale this forimooe, 17 hhds Mt. Domingo, only two. at 4 41 werUsall, mad at < high prkes, goad ' , lAteleitlii etas loosen to omen, to say whither. if •the dal diet wee not bottomed on runic c v sm... •.... =thail beeth so was contended, all those • Mr. Aga* sad Mr. Suoitao were heard on behalf et Hassiwaseast. sod the prinser reredos bee wort. sue oss -..---- -- . MIMI *Maid pot H i ve Men nientioned io order the pl a intiff. The a r guments of the Lenora Gentle- applied to the overseen, who nosed the Opener to loe a three Made weri l mil4 eta at very high pekes, geed r to we all debt.. The affidavit of Ur. W. Cones men hose their interest in consequence of the Vice-Cham appmisonstaL Ms. Masters, the Ifestry Cleekh' welth to 16 d. a lir:. . - i • : . i. ~ esiiiii!e. stated ► fen to lie a bachelor f ■ 1714, cellar having early esteemed his opinion that tie goes. Ozfonl, and brought op the brother of the rinser, 111:31 . teLAX, lad ? ALLOIi •- Thrre has bees a s 1 . Mid e Meb•trr a "piaster. Mr. Sweetapple, the lion, which was very simple, should be sent to ur who proved the first marriage. Mary Whitthread (the yen' great chasge le the prices of Tallow, sad in Ow . s • s Fame, sad Mr. Reyaolds. the steward of the Duke of law. De desired t►e the case might stand av e r o to secoosl wife, by whom he has so Albion) Wine 1 a market nerslls '• Last wiek one of the seeded m e t 4 . slimed the marriagh and their band- Wednesday. in the next week, in order to give Conn- competes' winnow, t►e the wooed marriage, both f..r the adnace declared Ids determination to effect salts I , . t proved. Mrs. Robsess . Cettea had a box n 1 time todetennine OD a case to he seat to a Court of the triteness being dead. • all, reek remaielocini baud, reported to the anoint _ : IWO; she kept with rest eareatod in it, anal her death, Law. Ills brother, to., appesred and ndoctiestly gave eel- Of about SabeittbS, tsbietrOlfa not Mine inomedia•Ao . , • t 1111090191fieste of the marring' was fessd• Futile at- .-...em.-. dent., against him. The enpreveioa of his dist►ess of akeed w,by f. . Lie *tiler afeculeteret Owe/bole was •llt• • i • • - t4.11/110 Wen made to prove that the documents found COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Warm:erne, 3i0v.19. mind recited considerable sympathy among the by- Posedof to 'meson milloest ImPerters of Deltic Protheor 11110ffetted L i nos been is Mrs. Rebecca Cotton's poeseesion. • TOE SING 0. NOEL. standees. sod who liererield lergely parcel* for arrival: as Otis ••: •." "Se Litho aid said they were credence if Mr. Seaacare moved for a ride, calling on Mr. Noel. To a question from Mr. Mao an. solicitor foe the shiver's to the el d oletertn"ltY of abewnee •r a . " Welted bees is her pose sot otherwise. a gestleman of Yorkshire, to show cause why a criminal Mr. Sceatorr.-The esisteace of them is evidence ; information s►ould not Ilene against hies, for sending a prisoner, whether all the parties were usher when t►e Tallow on the merlin, and aiding the speettlatima fer Ant marriage took place, he vernal. "I none, is. the decline. it has produced a great chaser, reties:ore • for whe h a d es t i l o g y ea s A so I. f org i ng t h em ? L e a r letter to Mr. Wilson, a neighbouring gentleman, tend- d oe .i. „ a g , wi g: " f oe mess .ifo w ill ane wer 1 wa s sec* when joined with the fact of the eatswaderltawlise, i • `1 . • ; coded. atoll of Lord Coombe/emcee. and Calomel Cal• in to provoke him to fight a duel. Mr. Noel wrote a Mary Wbkthread. the enema wife. gave the pri- whoa the 'Pentium's.. .ffeeera.l a Pa res le of re eta c 4 ". ;31 1 41-19etten, her brother, preyed the reputation tO bare letter WIRT ? Wilson. charging him with having iestraet- setter as cyanid character •- 11e was folly committed. dle fallow were . iesterday tot _at ao. Ted . ay . the 1 • • w h ew t h ew were wooer . t h a t g e h estea pr e l u d es h a a ed one of his servants to warn hits o ff his peening, to MARLIBOROCOMMTICST.-Chertoas Orley. a eery b• market IS still lower- Os- a 395. In Mellon there is little L 1 ig s gtrag e n e g is pi g . w ose i ais a c o ss os e s house, an Mr. which Mr. Wilson returned a civil answer ; but at length terestiog lookieg young weans, was homiest up f u r alteration, bat is is reported that the truant! lately ir .. mistress before dm became his wife. The Mr. Noel wrote, accusing Mr. Wilson of hada, pro- re-examloatioa, charged with istermarrviag with Jobs takes for immediate consumption by the trade is owe a eneitW Iwo the other aide had *mailed the witnesses on cured the deputation of the manor of Hardllngton foe Daley, her lawful hothead being still Living. it will, e►essive than UT several years Preerding ,- " Fist 1 ... , .. " - N bit All ao forrhousds did a bare or a fox. himself, which he bad promised to obtain for him and t be recollected that Charles Otley was accused by his there is little alteration to notice. II The Lento L'oexcat.tos.-417 might perhaps come added. that. "he wools] insult him publicly wherever w if e w ith b as ing eat off h e r s hawl, sad otinrwise 111 Wp , FEB-•gee public sales after 7seeday last week. 11 • . ' li tr elevAbe latent boy ermdty.-( lasch.) be met ►im. treated her, es that she swore her life was in danger. wire connisleashle. ll3l casks anal 244 the Beitki • Mr. acn e Italy. The coatradictory The COOKT granted a role to show cane • ,He then stated that his wife bad bees married to John Plantatiow desesiptions supported hoe; ees currency • / • ielnlines owe Hived ae - gpeoadef a new trial they bad Th e Cea ra we re _ e wea r ded nea rl y t he w h o le day is Ibley, a waiter at an ins in Clrrkenwell • green . since be the St. DOOdllgO sold ls. a 2s. lower • *raillery to go* l hilts Court at the trial, wed hod alit ventured to call. s earing the &acumen of rules fo► new trials granted bimself•wst s oiled to her i and th a t h e could produce ordinary Wis. a 945. ILL Yesterday. on nevem of rather ei . _ •• The letter a( Mee. Mary to which had bees re- last term, in which nothing occurred ofgeneralloterest him as a witness aga i ns t h er , in ee sseiguireee of favourable reports Ise the Flanders mail, the regent - 1. \ • • fiord by the Judge, he used. to "bee that it bad no er• ---ms--- this charge, his wife was detained, and voter- revived. and for pod ordinan St. Domingo is bac., I . . .• %nary -to the ease. It s►as a good housewifely letter. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 'Tustin?, Nov. 19. day . John Daley came, accompained by tbe cow- i tt i f i s gs • o'll9 Coffee pil d hlic sa b t o s last w ilt zlir 1: 2 0 . 4 , ` lll / 4 - • aid restrike' he the juridic* sad friary. hat bad no ST. JOHN 0. as TMOMAScIiAMPOITS, AND phonetic iefiseence to tbtquestion. Mr. Can, who was soilcitor COTINTAT O. Tit SAME. On iniptitiag whether the seemed hothead wished good °Misery 931.. good ordinary pale 951. ■ a Ws. 61`. st •Ia the e s for Mr. Ward, aed secretary for htnat Timm iniporront cases mere this limithilig decided. to prosecute, it was disceverd he hod no desire of the There were two piffle sates tsars foseen, 1391 111244.. .. ..,.. bad bees asked to predate demessents which were is A rule was sew some t i me h ac k hol e , s erfoant ilri• ISI bags Sabin wad Jamaica , which w oil at g o • .... Ult.* " as esereeeerdala4l° "km' 1 9 as to without Lewis, g. skew am/ why the aispity granted by the The hlagistrate then told Charles °Hey that there needy the as cortege/ t grad enieltilledlerhire so •• •n order. his -Alb awl that she mast b e 130 e . ilea eniistary rakes in at 116 s. a 110-.; • of illt:rmin of WM. ahmsld was se widow. *galas' ---. oo og l o • The Lola Cnaxescusa.---If be elsosild again he sell- see the deed atherlog the tome east- Illeentod. - , - • W. I.ds.: 13 oral•• 142 • r sTotesp t , • • eitor in a cause, to which I bine, objection, sad has celled. part of the cossideralion mosey. havlog been re- The asesplaiosse pressed Trey Alemie lee a pewees- aga ht. MI to. higher tem es .-• retire to reduce papers la his -recension. as my paid, the addresses of the witnesses ia the memorial not tion to be taken i sod urged ler as sessms...hai is a n a . Feiday, fully recovering the p c os of this day too's, .1 • seetetary. e might to intone the party that they wing been described. mad the names of all the par- liability the daintiest bad married him thwiag Mpessasn• first good online? 945. 6.1. a 954. liht .bee eel tha h ry nfo:4l. " Pal The prices u to ff ee may he stated mrar yI . e same as Vast apply th me, and not to make the objective St the ti e s -beneficially interested sot basin been awned husband's lifetime, sad moreover that th e had bees 1 1 • • i ' trial. (This remark ► is Lordship frequently repealed.) * e ms, false to his bed. on Tuesday last, with the appeareacc of as nupraung NI 1\ 1 .1 Mr. SCAOLOT tee ood that tbe documents emelt' be Mr.Sergeast PSAIt tellOWlld on the same Add •of no service to the plaiatiffs. ' Messrs. Sergeants PILL Sod Vautilux in dm The Magistrate toil if be could ► ring /eidetic' that demand. win she lean- w as married to another. whoa s he wa s RICE.--Carolieaßlre is in eonar•lrnhle re e g 1 ? Jot. P.7‘ olio scarce, good quality , 335. a 30s. In East ache So 4. Mt de. wit ' . The halts Cass oceccoa asked if th ese tai hoes any nose agaisst the rale, cited the 534 of Olio. 111 h 'ted hi i Id be received; trot if she had been ~ c ap. EDI tO M. i DOD ance .ft MS Devito, tiering the Innatic's life. 14 1 , and the Act of the 3d of (leo. IV., chap. 32., and se. guilty of infidelity, the proper place of applicatios was cliPtions there is little doings eed no Irat ~ I Mr. Cane.-100,01101. vend cases in point, via. Deacon and [inc.Lincoln, 5 Barer- Doctors' Commons. priers. . he The Loan COANCELLOR.-ADd what says the Crown wall anal Ablerams. 144. and Ist Illaland, Selwyn's Re- The defeadant dies declared that she was a widow IRISH PROVISIONS. tn.-Reef is very heavy.- , ...•,. 1 ti Mr. • ports, 103 ; and also Smith and Pritchard.asd contend- when she was united to Charles Utley, as he well Pork contiaues scarce, sad the late peie..9 nearly r ot,- II Mr. Wrrozazu.-There is a suit la the Commons eel, that the word of, which follows the letters E. P. and ham. haviag read a letter giviag ao &cahoot of her hue- ported.-New Berea is is wire demand the old r•r - p o heavy, aid few sales lately reported.-Butters are ex. 4bi r for that. G. H., mentiosed is the Act of the 531 of Deo. HI., did bond'. death by shipwreck. the Dora westher a farther • Mr. Seascape came are to what he nessidered a very sot mesa that the subscribing witnesses to an salinity The complaisant did sot contradict this assertion. ending dull , owing to _ , I important part of the case. It sad been weed that Mr. deed should describe their actual place of residener, bet wished to know if he had no means of redress to tredo i ctlos of 2s. a 39. per cwt. must be gather, LS.--(ireenlaad Oil has fallen 21. a 31. and, odor we Ward, holdiag the estates for 24 years, as those of a Cper• t ► at is their !daces of sleeping. but meant, according to enable him to marry agate? Os bei ■ told there were 0„. _, _ 4. lately bees ‘O.. son lawfully possessed, could aot now come into Court the doodle. laid down is Haslope e. Thorne, in B. and none to be obtained from this office. be was &Lout de. to the mild season ti few per e cem hn lower ,t 3. .1 , 1 . and dilute the legitimacy. From say other party the A. Reports, that it was their places of abode, where they partieg, bet recollectier that be had lost some property all other cowmen oi a are b ell had l, _ h ._ 3 . . in t imputation would be just ; but they on the other side ennstaiitly were in anon. -Br pnblic nab , ,13 Inst.. sort. the day time, which opinion the Leo by his wife's roomiest it. ►o *aired if he con 1•1 aro are without ene. s ._. _ Ibill t I t • wife cothW were the party who affected this couceit. Their solid- cislatnre. according o lie last Actor Pirliament of the prosecute bee for theft ?He was told the I ..., ~ , tide and anxiety was the sole ea sad of delusion. if lo w 3d Geo. IV.. await to be the case; and not acco►dingto not rob bee basbead-ia-iew, sod tbat he coals! aot '1"a• ►L - sion existed. The other prties ►as] cossiderable allow• the doctrine laid down by the Court of Kitties Bench. an punish her. ill Pale Southern 011,141. a no/. las. kL STORES.-There are arrivals of l Lows : f I ild Turpentine, yet the market is heavy and lowed-Noir A , ha Aii.lll t • sent paid by Mr. Ward a s s committee and receiver. A the case of Denson es. Lincoln, in Ilarnewall and Alder- They both left the office at di6e►eat times. to prevent are du . 11.-la Tar, Pitch.or Rosin, there Is no a ease had been laid before the late MT. Shasiwell; sad son's Reports. them qsarrelliag. to notice. l Id r. Vanheythaysen, then seeretarrof lunatics, and so • nothings Junto', in a luminous speech, recapita- R. 11-n, Esq. °Ades-square. was summoned by the .. DIED. . • lid i n to all the family of the Cottons, recommended that lated the whole of the case, dwelling particularly on sh • parish-driven of St. Georoe's, ea a charge of filiation Oa p la s r yee= s lori s Miss Sarah Redeem, fur tl. • . no inquiry should b e into the title whoa 51r. E. IL &egoism/teased by Sergeants Pell and Vaughan. His at the losteace of a female named Cooties. who latterly d a agmer o f me Bedew" EA. Cormier tot al.:- 1 . Cotton died in 1795. , ' Lordship concluded by saying, that neither justice nor was iii his employment as servant. diesel. .. . • tri The Loan Cuascaccon.-I have no hesitation in say. law required the interference of this Court to set the Mr • ADoceous and a solicitor Weeded for the die- At Ms late meidewee et Walwertb, Themes Ytrisie *• E ,. . ii roc• if I ban knows what you now irate. that I would annuityaside ; and l sn,agest. said his Lorildrip. for fondant. and suiedy questioned the young woman in foremetgoeblallatjeaty's Customs. Me let Late directed an issue. I would have given posses. theconsideration of Sir T.B. Chatnpney,s whether it erne to the plaintiffs, who Were stated before the blaster, I might o u t b e b e tt er t o t a k e until the next Term to con- 'ffie parish ACK thee examined the father of eldest sea of Mr• doses, et Wood-street, Chrpolde. • with the knowledge of Mr • Ward. to be co • seiresses in eider es to the other case of (Jordon, the third ennui- the yotiag girl, who swore that he had been offered / • • THE ECHO OF KILLARNEY ; OR, THE hiPISITi t - 1795. anal left Mr. Want to brief an ejectment. natio which Sir Thomas, who was present, seemed to IN. by the defendant, and a further sem of five pound OF THE LAKE. ••• Mr. Selector: %aid, if he had then been Mr. Ward's acquiesce. ' from a friend of his if he would safer the affair to f e o May t i me , nest abs &m a d l y „ re i t , I counsel, he would have advised that course, for he --•----- rest. thened time s, a moad, es the Joke of 4iilarner - C • • • froulit then be plaintiff. POLICE: Mr• Aomolluo them argued Epos the improbabilities . o Itemetel Haig alll--thodoestion and Nano, .- . ' . ' ' • The LORD CHANCELLOR.-Ang Ito make SD oiler mow -row- of th e story sold by the girl; epos the bodily infinni- ." 0utd0..." mid the aside. " is her Ladyship feels. I e- • '*a the result of a liaise which 1 would not have directed GutLIMALL.-Yestenlay, Mr. Sparrow. a grocer, re. ties of his client. a man SR the 97th year of his age, •' Fee ask. la ely Gerdes, PAT SLAM lIOW don 's o! .. 111 ~ ,:o I lanai know. the facts? it is from the care which I sidilig on Ludgate-bill. appear's! to answer the ems• labouring under a paralytic affection at the time the 'An Scsso eye... ,Mash ye, Pray. gig , bow are Ps !_ / E - w bffE I " Plow seen sou,»--round the Lake theta by aaso la sin boned to throw over all Impedes that I must take-care plmat of Robert Rolfe, a porter is the employ of Meson girl limits his service t asd alms the introimbili f Y of a • . / • net to he misled by the conseetof pettier. Proctors , Fleet-street. man if that age, having six daughters residing in the Paat. nil Racketeer's sod rock with the wheetios resoending, . 31r. Scaacare.-Shall parties who consented be d• Mr. Sparrow's cart, loaded with goods, and his dog, house with him. being guilty of so immoral "action. 1 , , As eye oa the Tourist's bright Boorves be east. 1, • -lowed to come forward now and complain? in It, was passing along Cheapside on! the 9th of Otto- The Magistrate however, said that since the oath or They seated to the Guide with rose devils ebauadlag'. Xe - 'Pere Leap Caarrecccoe.-Can I with safety to ]nose • her, about ten o ' clock in the morning, followed by a t►e girl bad not been shaker by contradictory 'Tideland. Ile Aid on th e vision a Method view: 1 111 tiro act noon their consent ? . hackney coach. The complainant attempted to cross they mast obey the law; therefore, they signed as order As Retie's lestegoreprooeseed • '• now um you r I Mr. SCARLET? said be had done, then over by between them, and finding himself in to compel the reputed father to allow the girl Si.a week • lyee yoke to Ms fears from the Jet seeia'sise shoot t- .. gong .. .._. . ... . ,7 1 n , • 1 • The Lotto UnaNczacos.-Yon have stated the case some danger from the coach pressing towards him, en. for the support of the child. croi rsa.-" slue • - •llrenr. . MING OWE IN ZACIR _ 00t . . , , very ably, and in t► manner that must b e sa ti s f ac tory to d etieo ur e d to avoid it by supporting . himself with his Mr. ADOLIIIUS then gave notice that an appeal would '' Voesto fops to each Boa." forty dm.' were repeste.:. va i ' . • yotirself and ;wall parties; but, according to my present hand on the cart, and on withdrawing it the dog ionise- be made to the Quarter Sessions. And Pot frog. the Luke in wild terror retreat...l t • openioe , l would Rot have ordered the tissue if I had diately seized it, and lacerated it in such • degree. as to " Stop, stop, Paddy Blake," now the Traveller erie3.- . Inn I . . ....--............umt , mage in Plans it's Jet 111/setr%.l. o • • - known what I now know. . render it necessary to apply directly for surgical relief ; Monday morning, a &radial accident ►a p posed at An d••.. Vend ) .,.... ;;17 , ;;f a i ails . es „lied. It S L Ili i • • Mr. Serenot VARORAN referred to a letter from Mr. and. in consequence of the injury be had received, h e die New Church, Stoke Newington. The workmen were . i es the wild 'omen of velem attackiec. 1 • • Vert to Ales Reed for the arrangements respecting the had been prevented from attending to his d a ily ho mer hoisting a stone nearly a ton weight by a pulley fastened Tho l jak. sp a h i s g a m to Ike s ea . where h e s wore 1 • t lunatic's funeral. for six weeks. He was, he said. a poor man, h a d a wife on the top of the seaffokling, and when the stone was l'hat Devils permed him, a T ' Aersead• or more!! Jai 1 :gr. ticastcr.a•T ....id, there had Men &compromise then and fonr children, and considered himself entitled to nearly at the top of the scaffolding sou" Part 01 the •• Rejoice is your lock. ley good Wend. Patio Mate. we . . b 7 -the advice nr....inent 1........ i, and the plaintiffs hail some recompense from Mr. Sparrow, b o th f ur th e i n i ery tackle broke , and falling with great violence on the •• 'V ot ive sees," said the Host, " the data Ai/rites 01' rye lilt 1 0 .en'effere.* a large proportion. sustained. anal for Isis lost labour. " scaffolding. broke it down, and live men were precipi- Lake!" Its : - .11 , e Loan l'u.trcv . LLns.- 1 don't say that that would Mr. Sparrow said his can had been so frequently tetra to the orotund. They were immediately taken tip " They seldom appear ; sow their Presence ennen • ••s Plli • shining end brilliant SlackioE.. prep' I ' 7 1 t . i ll f • .. not lathy been a very prudent thing , but it ought to have males], 'bat hell found it absolutely necenary to keep and conveyed to Bartholomew's Hospital. Hopes are • tree concealest Irani Ise. a duo with it to protect his property. lie did ne t i nst . cistertalthert of their recovery. The foreman of the • Mr. We-nth:km.l. followed on the s a me side Sir, neat. that the complaant was attempting any thing of headier was on the scaffolding . but providentially n• ... Scattarrr tiil the risiug of the Court at two o's: ~- • • • ---eso- lock. that kind, but if lie bail not put his band to the cart, awed - without a bruise. ' VICE CHANCELLR:B COURT.-TVZSDAT. not have suatartte • l the injury. If the account given be PT TIII: IAUII lilt Nay . MART E. eve ANDaTKEET. •-' The Motive of this case was resumed Ode slay. which he considered he had no right to do , he would In the coarse of Friday afteranou. the inhalsitasts ... k of Halkerston's Wyed, Edinburgh , were alarmed by And still to Killarney warm welcome is backlog ihe complaant is trite and lie did not mean t o ( l o ok volumes of make jesuitic ( rots a window sitnarest near every ' ows is the Kin " Long life and high fortune to you end to voile's! The nark* now enter d.-the Orissa expleirid.-7. With Patrick so dread of the Sprats them resale E. The visartea of rieleetithe in Weslaco's ✓d lillincittrp! I "7 toi 11 ROB I E.' itT I%' ARRICN. ilik Strand, Lasisdas ; awl sold . , C Kingdom. Ligetd , in nudes, N. 04. it, it erield be considere ' d, in his opinion, only as go ac• the middle of that lane. Oa some of them effecting an lo r Lead to& math. Alto Paste Inathing. il Put s . C ' e s I ' 6• All eidetic Tbe dog, he thought, hail done Isis duty. entrance into the barge. they m ore a good deal surprised and Md. each. A shilling pot of paste is equal to for I, Nr. 111/ . .ca. Mr. II KALI). and Mr. SIDZROTIRS, were Mr. Pay ne, the Uagi■tran•'s clerk, observed that this men the person who occupied it deliberately commit bottles of Liquid. .` heard in summit of the plaintiff's bill. 's e Ask for WARICKSP9 Blacking. The arguments was not a case is which the mag i s t ra te could interfere , in his bed. cradle. aid other ProPertY. i° s h e deems. so sL o w em----et illir"" - ...., • • 1/ -of the Lenard Heistlemes were chiefly directed to the The complainant's remedy wan by action at laws It was whoa evident that the trap was much iotoxicated „ ____" - ..A ! 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