The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-03 00:00:00

e.... Wei:/ti .... , i50.64:1 . - - means. _ - p art ‘ P i rtV lalgiOri sett held to be suporioi t*Pl _ _ 'of the Judge. , In ancient times, Whifeilthe leidles of gave Splendour andAgivity,fes Airman per. e n "igili; and strengthened.audenlarged the intellectual speirstrs wf: men,. true • religion new ' l ltilil,m4o)4:.dsteka • Elia tore - it'd the face of the certify Asir /MA darlk. ;•per the Peoplo. In oar tingeteettryerau was set potediinnocent till the fell ferns of 'evidence broils t ;;Oonvictiots of his guilt eller ',wisest solemn dent*. ration ; the Judge himself wasioosidered of Counsel for the accused; end after his mailition, the utmost teederneis grid homenity were exercised towards him, • If technical espedients seemed sometimes to counter. act the objects of justice, this seeming defect only showed the independence and supremacy of law, ' which would not bend to temporary circumstanceA and be coot rolled by nothing but ire authori ty. - We should be grateful for possessing' such an Stint': nistration of justice; we should surround the*Coorill of Ji.stice with our veneration and - obedience. `At 12 0/41dck Mr. Baron Garrow took his peat in the Croon Court ' • Mr. justice Holroyd.itt Otei 'Nisi Prins.' 'The Catendar contains soners for the town and counly. „ Tile charges ararall • of the common hind, by far theitrenter'numiter petty latterly. • rra • The'Grand juries for the colony, gnu for the Al were sworn;a4tl the proclateatien agiinst vice, pro. fineness, and immorality, was rtsd., The Memoir, •o( Worcester is foreman of the County proud Jury; iteitta hini stood Lord Apsley, and the Bight boo t 'Charles Braggi Bathurst. Mt. .11arop' GARILOW.-r." Gentlemen, whets I"' • Hepiette4tatives of ell that is high in ,t gresPeciable, and 'Wearable in t he co u ti ty, I cannota iyi loiyfng something` Of the citcerms s tsecep under whidtj we ire met. 'Thatl, hies * a pert in ihe pro9sed.' grips tthich occasit7ed gb Ouch trouble, antis 9 nitre' .ditkrittable expence tolhliicounty , , is to ratansattcr of psiofol regret. Were I conscious of: .apilOgiee "that could. be attached to my conduct, or ofany_ireg 7 lect•on tny part of whlt could have prevented the serious inconvenience that has arisen, -I should not have the - courage to meet you here this day, whet levet might be the consequence to myself. At the hazard at least of incapacitating myself for the per formance of my duty, I hurried hither ; the highest legal authority has declared that no blame was rtlOr potable to any one; many among yourselves have expressed your conviction to the same effect. This t speak not from vanity, but from an anxiety which I feel to discharge my duty. At the same time I mast say, that this matter has been to me, and will be for some time, a souice of real sorrow and afflic tion." • His Lordship then proceeded to make suitable ob. Serrations on the various charges in the Calendar.— They were the result of an improved state of the country, and of the progress of knowledge and vir tue, which he hoped would go on increasing whiles crimes of every kind would bediminishigg is number and imrortanre. There. was ors, ease in the Calendar (Charles Webb, for rape) which required peculiar attention. He needed riot to tell men of their cold grated minds, that the more this subject was discussed by them, and the less it was discussed in Court, the better fOr public morals and for the justice of the community: His Lordship entered at great length into tag freculiarities,of questions of this Sort, Ad 'the roles laid down respecting the evidence of it by Lord Hale and Judge Blackstone, upon each of whom he beStogieg an eloquent eologium. The Grand Miry retired, ingt soon returned with a combat of Of WHS. -47' James Bisbb,itid VI, was convicted of stealing a SI. note, and - some shilling', cut of the pocket of lobo It appeared fhheDitis had been treat the Pilliiner with sokiti dilet, Ant last himsetf sicame-quite drank; the Ptistiiirer thO assts tiro Weeitgteil pains to keep Mugge! f sober, lnct tacit the - oppititinity of steeling the mortify from lits Ilionken benefactnt. The girl in the public-house WO the Prisoner's bind in Thisis'aPocket, and part el the room was found upon him. The Prisoner is g I , tiiiifo'riablOlOaking man, arid'received a very good Whirliger trees ihspectable ionttemi• wbom he marl si t ireedpiehrialbistio, "rim :dry #ebritilteuder Idea . lasts: .I.rs , • •..: I r • Os • • .16:611401 1 Glitaillika: 04 04 sliakeiy ic• inartil'aggraVanif lii:Prillnetl/49" '!'iii e/t4trardhce'sras 'ciptteli wins. ft `se Pt - should nal% 1%0 Alitti f ffit Yoveliridsibue . coroborated access to kaont Mr. Lakaiolvealled two riling men, whom it h bat fair to stutokttifoho Dyer and Robert Smith. They pretended that the Prosecatrix bad suffered them to take every liberty sliort of cri• Waal intercourse withontsthe least offence. His Lordship examined them strictly on thlssabhet (she Pro oecutris had no Counsel), and they exhibited every symptom of fithebood and inconsistency. ' May Barrow was again called, and readily admitted that she had romped with one oftbe witnesses (Smith) after the 21st, and in presence of the Prisoner; but most decidedly and positively desied any improper liberties having been taken with her by either of them. Mr Baron Canso's" summed up the evidence at great length, end commented with much eloquence and feelin . g upon the va. Ham incidents. We cannot intake his lordship s observations intelligible on account of the delicacy of the subject. Had they been trying a rape they moist acquit the Prisoner, whatever E might be their moral conviction, since the unhappy girl con ' reeled the circumstance so lung. They were apt to judge in- COrceelly by trying the conduct of humble. private, and low individuals according to the rules of higher classes. That she went with the Prisoner under the force of parental authority— that she'contealeol his Misfailene Com mistake* fear of offend ,ing.persoos who bad pawerover her, were ciecosmamicas by no somas unaccountable. The case was clear beyotod doubt. It kiditeen {minuted that this girl of 15 bad been** wanton, nod two young men gave evidence to support that insiontation.— They seat to see her after the Prisoner had been committed. If their testiosouy wa. true. they were disgraced by their conduct; artala It was. they disgraced themselve. in that Court. .TheJalay at once found him—Guilty. The Learned Judge addressed the Prisone,r in terms of the se ',nest censure and reprobation. Ile stood tit more rellpecis than ode is the relation of .a gtutrdian to the usfonteaate girl. Of tkis relation be laidnsailed himself to rob her of her virtu still none. He said honour, for persons in her sitnatioa had *oar as w e ll as perspos , la higher ranks, noff felt the loss snit . perhaps the warn-merely. as they had not the same charm stances to relieve thew He bad disrobed her of what via sa, luable to her as life; and then boldly boasted of his atrocity.—. The sehtence of the Court was, that he be imprisoned'''. 111 .ealvidar months. Dis Lordship then addressed Mary Barrow with much hu- l manity ;—'s lie not induced by what has happened to boa Pologlitv girl. Cs home, and take care of yourself " Adisarsed at eight, till eight to-morrow morning. NISI PRIUS. The Civil Cause List has not increased since the original Commission failed. Of the 41,caU,es enter. prtrine art this dey disposed of. %Tercet Utile poblic importance. STANLEY V. GARDNER. 1 The Plaintiff, had agreed with the Defendant, a road contractor, for making a piece of road for 101. The Defendant prevented him from execeting the' work, and this action was brought in conseqoenceio recover damages. The defence. set up was of two kinds—that another person of the name of Day had contracted along with the Plaintiff; and that the contract was conditional, if Lord Ilarrowby and Mr. Graves agreed to let the rood be made through their fields. Day was called as witness for the Plaintiff, • and though a strong hale man, fainted repeatedly under the cross-examination of Mr. Dsuncev.—This Mr. Datnicey ascribed to couscience, Mr. Jervis to habit, and mentioned that a witness of troth hail actually died while he cross-esamined him in Stafford. It appeared that this cause would have been tried at tllt .S ring Assizes, hot that Mary 'Yates, one of tlis.masmosea for the Defendant, bad then been de live* ed t ja( three children. ' "liWict for the Plaintiff.—Damages 51. . • . A male sea unicorn, alive, about ID feet long, has berm-brought from Greenland, and is now in New. castle.upon-Tyne. It is a consolation to the industrious mechanic, Ind persons of moderate income, who are afflicted, to know; they may have the best advice, gratis, if they attend at certain hours, namely, Tuesday,' Tboraday. and Sunday mornings, until one o'clock, at the Medical Board,.Great Charlotte-street, Black. friars'. road. That thousands suffer from improper treatment is a fact-- the latent seed of a dreadful disease larks in the system, destroys domestic hap. omens, and entails debility on the rising generation. .z-The'Medital Board claims the attention of those with Stricter's, Fistolas,i , Cancers, Seraphs . - Breptions, ulcerated Threat, the bead cud limbs, frequently mistaken lot theeniatistn, Nodes on the shin bonea, &c.=-Messrs. Cootta and Co. after forty years practice in variouil tribspitats abroad and hi this metroOolis, are consult. d af'Woodstals..street ()afoul-street, daily, from 41gIft till eight''• slid . it fhb Medical Boaid,•Char tette.hoese, &mit Charlotte.street, Blackfriars'. road, precis!ly fruits twelve onfil eight in tie' even whose tumours exceeded triiitthes, hiiiellsikrtliem returned, 16 the surprise of ?fie Stedfial Pinfession.— A side door, and private ioliiirfor fealties. 11,••li ia. {Attie's' , - Tie Diemedihtt,lliblitdigalaidi be wits Captain of a. freehtratior I see Mills pilleilittla bit brntkiertbad drunk le* meal 410, laidtit% t thermos* lollowidity We eigloser ' #*lll6 mere 4 kosoeketibec (hi 1ht44 1 **. 1 1040. Ifiiliisil o66l , Taylnwein itOrlitlaiittihrii•Nefitkiteullbel, and idsbeeditt Asa~lbp 0 'WA "1010416.bitibretber off, and he 111111****11Nisef011ifil l Milli'v"• taining .80i. 00404111 fr *MiWehdllfiltiewlo illtrtettsb quence lb" sfil,migtprilles iir a iki r twee • 0 house, emb'efi Nag 111011414411 b the 'waiters; (bey might hate tiv104116.11 weliFelttreemostie the besinem . .- ' e -4.01111101141161 e; 11 14 ithey,' - ft Wl' lik. dmi feorlanis, , * til ri Plifeb tellivOlt*lntitt` i 7111. los. was I. Oirittittifillt* Tiro', forlbelubs. a his water 3., na ''- ,i'"` ",". • i r. t 'i ':f., i A Ideehilliellgirlille V tillegiertegleillibli beld a privatelisiejtillyllooNeir*Sesitteetihk‘ftet vrhicb 1 he said, "1 iNbliMllPiellreististgh of tlots 'case ; you, • Gentlemen it0411 0 110#1110.ites), are disebarged from the ber.'• ' ''- . ' A GentititieW o. l ll.lllllolsed the Worthy Alder. man, and SO.; Ile" odriltelifl - deference to him, he did not thielf4l,6l4.4ollolletieeph of the case, for there were iletstbl lifillbsittle persons prment to prate she grMsi •segetini t h e Complainant, Taylor, bed been alts by OM Defendants. 1 ' Aidermee' ...-- 14 I will not go further late it. 1 tint not be dictated to; the charges are dismissed. Kiiiyht ' has Wet his watch, and Captain" liaise his Pocket-book, containing 501. It will reeks *sm both more Cautious in future." The Gentleman.—" It Is trot the case that Captain Rains had WI. in his pocket=book, for be has ad. 4 aertited the very lams pocket-book in one of the 'Newspapers of this day, In *blab be says it only , oentained memorandums." Alderman Cos..—" I will not, bear any thing' Ilthicon the subject ; the Defentiarsta-ere di,chirged.7, itserhe Complainant, Taylor.'-" Wilt you Beelike! perinea. to fssoer rot igittiAd 'Wren tot Ds fondants?" • '' t e4 4.4 4 ~.•,-, o,s 'e ' . . ! 're ° et Alderman Cox."""" address." The Geeilemis ► with the Worthy make this declare' Andert on's CAI stances as the house himself owned knock him down The Worthy doctrine.. tIiAILDOROVOH• broaght before of stealing a 51 Mr. Newt said at tett.. Orr gol day morning,- he foil the table of bis"/ room ; be rose a " learalike, and found the two one pounds only.. On enquiry he •famllld3hs Prisoner only had been in i bit room ; bs had, boos ht. dined to suspect the Prifiner from Ateartai.elpliVeßil acts before committed. His statement was is tad supported by the evideoce e p,f.E.liz. Hatnond, but sot frilly. The Prisoner dioleri the chirge.—She was thin remanded until Wednesday. Mattheio Ball, IVilliam . anti Wilgus' Johnsow, three Life-Cuaidsmert, Were eliiiii4witb tt violent•assiult upon Rotted Winos. The coal plainint; who is a watchman, said thrit, abotit o'CluCk yesterday morning, I person, named Wilson Cooke, had given the first-named Prisoner, Hall, into custody, upon the charge of hiving ro'bhed him of pocket-hook and four Oiford. street. lie saw' nine Guardin4en 'siendintby Saon ders's Hotel. Buckley insulted him, and, assisted by several others, knocked him down and stripped him of his coat, and end.-avoured to rescue Hall, who was charged with theYobbery. Mr. Cooke did not appear to prosecute for the robbery ; Hall was, therefore, discharged, Buckley and Johnson were ordertitt to find hail for the assault. HATToN-GAADEN.—Wednelday, Me. William Aikia Brow a, a brewer. resitilneatilutroley„ appeared to a summons on an raforarastou at the suit of the Excise. charged by two of she .Escise °Seers, with unlawfully_ bat4ag.p 4 cattityof deleterious articles in his posimion, for the porpoise o r mix with, and eolourbwale sad 'Kee, contrary to the sta , itte. hlr. Mayo at tended for the pioiccutiv a. The two Officers deposed, that is agas io a i lico v n at fa e indicil i ed. o btee fo h romn iktra hey, oa Defesdant had a gloomily of deleterious 'ingredients Go his illit eh. Ci a : colove w i j usegetiN th arnba ri f t er brlnf ae : the . aa sid 4R t : rbeler tpo ba . tove l"lt T o rti f I: A ce l d c : h i etber ° p "' reia rfd wpoini i they found uk ase penalty of filth - • Desna-sass—John Maiden, a haekoey-coatharin wed le e d ges d a y, wilb leaving his calkh ahattesE Va s ikell, on 'lie II Amid. Whnetlas allohntejwin ' • wa ge s . 'Mimed In the p c road, thereaeing tonal* or le a there six the time. The offence was proved icyd at a a r . ca lldita m „.. '`deer. and the Defeudsak was odjudeed la .62 "aft tests; - iffZ rwv ItheglVe• :=Xtr=glealltidel. • , IMF° ItT(IN4TE DLIT'S 0, Ma. Dui," at PO/SON. • caoageose Intletert.—An lisquitaloi watt talks en it z day attempt. Were TilmatasSatavtlar, 411. Corosatr, ai su g ar LisisT, Kim-street, Drury-lane, °a the body of 61104 Dilloo. - Mr. Fred. Amps, No. 11, Old ,10 omploo-street, Saa. "eon. seated, that as Monday morning be was called sp as h. 4 a le r u b or sf t he deposed, to ease* nitide be pred,, e *piper, partef which he said had produced the death aw e m . Me fiend 4beeestiests to be Bethel welts, and said t o klas-""da; had azadoord OK death of his son. He T i med , add • la epee k fix the purpose of awn / a n i se awe of th e deotha the triode of the-deceased declined k a 4 the body opened, and he applied to lllr. Le Brun, g in liing-otrast. Covent-garden whims be Was informed NA salts was beagin), to Meow what he bad sold the He there Minted that a yosseg man had purchased ast de rik, qmllag sight. mat *once of kyso. daltsmodeue oseiga i d a l M sugar (a deadly pekoe), in paper. The ankles . onto; • Vilinesi'lras ihplahoto that k was extr : a rt Mater th!ttlittlielmi resembling retch o th er, one het i oba, eltaott Its being written upon is large letters a I P ii ' I. Le linthinforoned him. that he did oleo to write aa ape, ar of tend, but n he you've man decliosda. r A iseepised that the deceased was her ; Ro d in vas A rppiWithep.l* oa Satinday eight.eneept.abreaki uqw l"` ti.a Doctor advised him to take some salgs, • soak saliva* Mr. Le Brea's +kep i s/a 1• 1 4 heves •• a , sight to mix the powder the next imus u l lui • solicinseiltivt • lee to take. About six o'clock on Sssdayessrs log theorem toixesophoord in the derecned's bed-room. saLsea too papers G e aa equa l ow-. and both of the same colon. * Nippon:lAM they botheootatmed salts She called the demo t e to breakfast. and M hen the had dissolved the contents d ates paper in warm water, and gave it to the deceased, he Erma *boot ballet it, wit became very sick, and -mss after st ain on the floor and said—•• My inside is burning—ob. the beat tai stud' Sheyrent to Mr, Le Brun's, stud bean as emetic. Ailt the no it rue( home her father came in: he was distracted. the held the raisins of the poison is her band; be , father toles. 'oared to , seise it. and declared that he would go with I*am take the remainder of the poison . ; she threw it out of the am,, dew to prevent bins, The deceased lived :Amid half as Mar offer he took the powder. Neithe of the papers were whin upon. The decoked spoke on Saturday about etraaiag is boot lops. Mr. Aram helm re-eaanalued,stated, that he had, at they awns of the Jury, tiptoed the body, and from the appearanen after dissettion, he was of opinion the death of the &teaseled sawed hp nit hiking souse corrosive vie bitauee ; acid of kw would produce the effect. Mr. Jelin Cooper, mai-taut to Mt. Le Brea, ehyinist, Msg. street, Covent-garden, eta ed, that on Saturday night last deceased came to Mr. Le Bas's shop. and purchased as elm of acid of sugar, for a hint he paid one shilling. He wage* to write the name of it on, when the deceased said, " hem mine." and seemed in a hurry. lie was about in leave, who he aeked fur an ounce of Epsom sake, aid left the shop imme diately. CORONaa.—A superficial observer mien mistake acid Opp for salts? Mr. Cooper.—There is a differeace in appearance sad ii taste. Cotowca.—Yea, one Is very soar, and Ilk other extremely nauseous. Mr. Cooper. —One is larger in the chrystats than abe other. Joryman.-1 am of opinion Mr. Cooper's comfort ea. a lready culpable. Pray, Mr. Cooper. if you load sees the too papersin a few hours afterwards, could you. Ivy a sitpaiell view. have told which contained the salts and which 11111014 of s sop Mr. Cooper.—No, I should not. Juryman.—Then 1 hope this will prove a esullesi 1 1 4 401 to )ou. but every other medical man. Dlr. STIRLING., in worming up the evidence. marked the& propriety of Mr. Cooper's conduct; be said that he had tad with great incaution, btu not wr l ih any criminality. Juryman.—Every medical man 'tight to lthee the esid 6s poison' written on deleterotts drags. COROSZR.—Your verdict will then be, " The dereasrd dM from taking acid °huger in mistake for salts;" Wooly Gadget !sof a cookery opinion his will say se. J direr. 1 think the cleeetwed's death was masa by the culpable neglect of Mr . Cooper, and 1 wish that take meta ioned In the verdict no a caution to all medical wen, sal which may be the means of preventing a recurrence of sedik lioneulable case. One of the Jim' thought such a verdict would peoveitlionoff .to Mr. Cooper's reputation. The Coaotera said, that it was truly no unfortunate accident; there was some negligence on the part of Mr. Cooper, but ilia he bad acted wilfully was totally est of the question. After a lung conversant,. and warm discussion, she renew log verdict was recorded:—" Died in cousequeace of bailee taken n large quantity of acid of sugar instead of a dote of a hien it strongly resembles." An umeadmeot afterwards was* greed to, that the wards "a large quantity" should be omitted, sad the words " half as count*" should be Inserted. Is took plate at the instance dais Burgess,. that the modicas‘ausld might be acquainted with he effeers.of half an t rice of acid of auger, which dispatched the 'deceased in 16 rniauteo. The deceased was% ram a age, and was to have bees am ried.inas kw days to a yogi Lady,. who has bees ever shwa in a tate of distraction. • • ' v 03" VINES to Mr. 1111CIRARA TURNER, tie a *id's. On blamegissmie JAPAN LIQUID ALACIK „ . 4 . sons of Chios. Week bowlines discover, Apt the Japanese prate of their etegaw Jet, • t • T /le tisNogill their egotist sophistry aver. % el wa rggielosh sere by Tu aaea la liveliness beat:- -we .flu. -1 The ir Jet le surpassed. sad to nothingness Cast, •4111110thltie idehly-f.imed Blacking mike lowly knock ender, Ass9Tvarina's alone of the bond be the waster. •41114/111/4 . sops of the East keg inielvelle had carried . 4 ,.._•• ,• palm .4ftkeir estelleami,over the world, — Heileman. attempted to foil--but iniorarried. Tell Tuattalei brute banners she saw were unfurled: Thee sherchned twrami—• 04 Tip TWltnaa's great name, mo" ILA ell DAM. inVislow and coolly knock ostler, ' a - Aid Tnite ethitane of the world beam warder." 'Friends will be kind in request their servants and carriers • A AmiTuastaale Blocking. as it may be had by the Grp itterriumegft Ironmeneeni, Stationers, Moot-make., id= . 1•. and 18J. bottles, in every Taint 1111, amp' . . *lll cAbf( 9 ei l far/tal mieliiht TUkid 3 1 .7 1 11 t AC • Ingo.- • On theist of March last, at Maheldpoor, in the East WWI of a dysentery, after recovering from his wounds rectiopjus Ike eagagement of the 21st of Heeembet last, ander Sir llisinp. Cortese Harry Names., of the 19th regiment Madam N. L. in the 81st year of his pge, after a service of 15years. On the ilith oh.. at his house in Norwich, is the i9th year his age. Mr. Themes Bland. Op the $lOO nil.. at her boost. liebboa's-boildinp. Mr: in ibellth year of her age, Mrs. Asia Sebbon, select late ihroielSebboo. Eoq. •On the SloC wits. at Sialafavd-hin, Mhlsllettexsard 59,11." Cosbend Sweetie, Eeq. On the 81st. nit., at Hackney, Is the 81st year of Ms airs Samuel Price, V.sq. ilmott, theUu tl stationer,Slstutt. aged o nthistose in the Borough, Mr. Jae" On the 280 ult.. at Kingston, aged 91. Jane, relict ward Diunore. Esq., late Post-Master General of Juinstra On the 29th alt.. at his home, at Banner cents, soma line upo in the untidy of York. Lieutenant-General Murray. • Mune Alt On theist latent, at the Holt, near Bishop's ‘4 , a mime Sir Robert Calder, Bart. in tbe 74 th 'ear of his age Oa the 2711101., at Fair-view, near Liverpool, A-biu nor row, Is Hie 58th sew of Ms age. I and •-‘ of F. - NI)ON s Prioted mei PetaiMied 12v• D. Lov rig.. 0 01 STATESMAN OFFICE. NO. sbar)-roMI, neeParre‘ _ .._.._ . T'HE STANDAN _ .._ .._. . _ __ _ _ G LOUGgilqislllllß • ASS 12 BeSt i - Auck Ct.' reekstnnwirsd.ll4Tvrdileation. TO the Jar) , the Pri- " 0i:4 4 04;4 -.......0.,..._ Boner owed a recluctielf'll seven years in the period • --1 . • e.s . ' Vs . 7 t. _ ..... ,,.......„ POLIVEi r *: I , •, ~. It is wen kttliitslhot the Assizes tot this county irditheolt be was to to tollooPoriedi • Tfrot""'" gr P IV ANT/1/1 ASSAD LTL, _., Eisoght to have been held some . weeks ago, but that .441 110 Cearkwoli (baths 811004 41 be ttsooPortvd f or Ra G p u te .., iii ;ri i . l "" t e llirt in diet a nffi ch B.l4 irg4 4 4 ll7' L e"... pa 9. r -this laltinent of the hour at which Mr. Baron Ga t s4 14 Tears. Vow had arrived from Monmouth made •it netelsarg :I'.4sw.ernaectitorr applied for lair eipeaseee •in vain, 77 11.8 * '(.• 1. theta T ' haipiperstr, ,No., 40, At ! P,•Ps • - to renew the Commission. That renewed Comm l ladiata.sevtrely , reptiosintied for MlFtiktftlifoness If i, • ift 44 , 6 b walk P.. : t p Peet! I , don was nponeff this mottling - at nine O'cloek by; MI. lia*lwkr . " 4 °M•• • ' , 1 ,', i.ik art '3lr, 1- , 1 . 1 a.,, .1, " 1 4 , ~Ir, . .: L . the eyeful& . A "v cl'austicelloirnyd and Mt. Ilsroti Garrow, tbegatt . dim w e --7-.1 .. ebb ' . aged' "Vl"' " "liemil'. " " It"; ii ii it r ' ai tt i en an t r P s ' 4 l 4 it'init 'o r ris . . 1 ' g...„-. , „ ..., ........, night; 'atttl - fhd firrinel-ithfirs . . 4 1%ttialletvklli - a' 010 °P Ileellog.' .4l Av b 4 w Idi y, met haw: iiitep jigs a ' •islailtelNliso ••ebeesi'irdit *I liflf barest I nithriik .o”.!heTeikesblit , ... .toonsi itteinpting:to sell the itolilltf 'O4 _nil. I ; . " 44 ' "v 61 ' 111 ' 114 4 fill'• 111 A 0610441 " . " 4 MI Witt • ; .., ; ~,1 410 1 0 Irif!ttlfthr.orelf'o nt" 1 " 0 ' ; Y4 l ' I P-. *),` l b e re d ni k i, 466, t w e eki r 11141 1; i iril lli fit o ril6a . rgi A ;11 s tetratt Ib by a nort, wo gbh* ii um. ftiaf t ik..F i tel..elpithr'Pf Itillg . .:It ill% lilliPafknblii that desirig. the fient`pro7 .2, a alii j o t 11 . 4 I g im e seil d w i l lig glitsitly 4 ; old "Itete Pas 'ors thePrineiges of Pointed Kano*, 'seeldleql boalbedvo qiiestief 4 it .e , (. 11114 , 1;I , • v `or t ;r;ari n 7 rboaiii64‘ Viefititio t ' itaite,4l34 taat e " wridqUati 6, 4 :agilt komil . 4 dtkO v viells` if iffS .k_, ut l ill " 7. h11 -" , , l r , " °°4l 'f ,e _._ °9 '2sAr i ll , :, ' . i i). -" `7 4 'Wolter bahitiFtifiei briiltiefillth'ln.id: ' ?be . , tu tet it-s• 4fo s•. • : .11 , • t , s,•O 'l 6 kiwi ,qr.!.i 2. .1 i 'll°lntf'proittieisiton s hilt 19n..vw%, Il t nv s :ift.ft , ita i wfilitiiike,iiplit 11 6 4 jegidlkwitilea irota, di -, At tOto'ciettklbe lodatiolotid 11*(fs f Sbilif r f . , -F". °11. 7 1 -ft" ," g , •, • -. . .is ...is -. ~=. .-; . , eissAiithifsittli'lMl6l44ll6 4 n" intl . kesiiiiit Ihe4i With '"resided to IveicietNelloat (bOdiellf 1441414 in : Mi l .....% i ch is tr i a m n it - r cirj i ntel i gr t L t l t ailt, iiiipekhlt . r sitteir Oh • tail i i itlifi tradofilitirfh 'Ontlege); and 14140 eloh'SfatkisPildetnele . l tristrogpot out aim 66.1.10osatornseibw. .. 4 F - • - •••ts , L . liiir eiliftslitillet Mil, iiildtitirMeialo'Fitid;.if I. - *to shoriff" 4 ehlitimieratiAttfrkin l4 Mil% 0 4t k rejlirs GAIMIAg r On d 1 0:1 , * itrarivi t atiefti g INA ttifh b 6rmird it VI tillwiteiioitta tails in. *op. 5 t",1 94 4 : 4"‘ . h?lle , ld At h r .., 1411- ,Lis t thr.., "'M ,„! n air, "l ll .l • 47144 i :ea r % ra n tlirL• e gia 9,:kiingketV4 Be gfifith•ni id Chdlo ( . 4 1 1a P siiitrikkett; isitqt 4 V i judge i" Y Ve l eVnP4 l ll'av - a . w•T ""'"6`"* uw. _ ~,,, 6: dbersalslsphe saeas. Tkiabed the &eked allbed. 41 , tsuv 41 1 1 4 th e y -oMiiirtehpalir*ffallaU l i ty at& l iti‘a IN 4'l The Objett•Oftlfoh‘dl . . iriti l , p . , 1 , • I , Mao Bescow, a beautiful little arl pe e 0,, 7 .4 „theyroto... tih rl y t tfr if e r ortgeiifoop t iri ~ . ~ , ! 1 arimetalho Hue. Her nial•ter Ilia •PPearanee • Meg evi- SW tPl4lh t tt ; 4 ! ° ,4 l6 , i lfili t e , t ' 4 4: 64 4 1/ •,.. 401iti..i,kg ilit*,, lilt, . r fa...0.4.e lineetirr. L4l job the rearrink . i "urn Itb were Coil] . q 011 . '•itpd'inriAyls4 .4 b 111 1. 111111 . 1 Si t ati •"' *, brakes gassposhse, shelves* ditto and 50•0 4 .1•••••°0 1104 B 4he ' DiritiO ' lir s tkOra l tilli t rilikitt i el .4 1Tits`,Ztr .fi l ? S { L, 11 1 _ 1 .L ieh t t At. j i ll 'ir g i 's 4 :4 4 .,' ..' r i aiS s iellsrOtt C LlSAheiq " She rd and, denies! witl4ew* . . • . .I.J #0 1. .. •i• it if t2"W 'IA et noires' favuerisi deo - Wad Codothumies Pu'lrd,i 1 11 ~.rt.. , lett i l ~01R4-*Juts,4e. " t ar • Z .IIIP til r is ° ..' he idesethitinn. , 0 net father Is a tansaeirie meows /latlefasd.-;- o'c I err 1 063, bhening 'llh#i Ma tit ii; itefilit ' t sbt '' / 1. 1 " 1 " .4 '" ' " 174m .0 b '''' ' will°. ;I I sir 4 "yri e ' r Pi ' be ► illt i llg * i r ked i f : f l B :l47. res.Ottqq/ftb i r timid, aitNiolort6 Filacitoolei Fiky into N'rerntainedifiblefelem-MVli ti . dA VV rty ". that P ace ' 7e work ' " e. e l e ttie code of the , Mine - mint PA Wi 0i1iw.f00.10041 ,011 .0 ' -.... • levaef a thk On Ilse evening n *Amy 441111111tWellitisql SO Mit gidrawil . ~, .116 q. ~xi to mr. wakearms'atweer.wswg Sr baitas,-- t h e Deo fit h ot t s t e ih e; ft Rie ir St e • silltieg" °f is iNtart•4 -.-, . • wri- vioistorg Inc it,tietvrird. hino....ta.kieeivrig-z itelleifoh. glez ,hs oat f tied Attelendll Ifhle rattatlawilitimili isnet;' , r)r put tellei hs ro hi s • , . 1 14 14 5714, eess e :b en , elf me h , dowvo s i b ib ilipb li e , • 6) 11 ,....a 1e v en t. .. Piot. t. , 1 1011,10900 .-,' , 'VI. —2ll*Cellaittafiing and parental authorityore im p i t at next day to ian t rket. Her *lO4, amiLt , r:- jels.l6olmg.• smal l er* , &Ike. OW itt Aseiefill t i ' sacrificed to mhottiven-votieste-oftwdolit policy. B. .be t t r ait en d zder t ed th e hr fo r to go. _Sit t e t 4t e r b osT e L i, Pr jiDe i iyounea l i herihe cipoiderfirt itievoiect i 046 the admi•Utkiebleutilublidi' mi n at e thlanciems WI :Aleut leer neck if she did Z 4 go. She await 'Mohr, *AO ittrinfet , hie nitttitettlritilitli 011010 101 kerolli more •strikingly defective ! What was roundest i F e** the Prisoner attempted indecent the who. 417 , w i L Aj ax w i t h a Goadi.dicl aviikailes ieytog ti i/n/att 4 " "PP dtted. b i ° PP rei"hu Tile l ad A e P a tt:tr a d r :l e oien w r i g r :i; . , h gnl t s w pa ag ri,o t se h . r ir c re=r6f:h er n pada - M.ooh. DefAitliii "toitithiliele c h Wei ',taw and the judge Of fatt . was the/lime. ' The evert recent . and got hold of the bens, with which be ristui4aak t• en a ge typo st i l on e sot if t wol e ttrwrew b ;. tb: th e s kink 0 varying gales of- popular favour couts!tdied the adieu} her. 4nd which she ca k r: d ied v h er oute i She i t t o s idt: a t r h i tg a ti: us her„f l atire ,t every peeiin in t he.66,Mpo saris , v• t!,) ~44 ffir„ slitestion of joiqieo,. The dotiStint,'Ohtt - tre.Of,pnitri fttr.bg; hot dia ;e w e r father. e ver y day w ith and the Metre . .' A The eAffhtla hte of 4100tlillt 'Mit 41Y 004 tam • Mid r ibs depeoclept'and.flittei,lietokhinOtenoty of eh* ht afterwards the thing was generally talked of. the Pei. (Pact at m* eeletAllifteMbi t iosoot "OitIAO. to th . . 7 j ot i seh ~c o ws ert ild. th e, aa th o rkr of . ,•l a i l ho e . . . hayincnentloned it ; and the Rev.. Or. Titabrill had tht oltabeso . ow avow compopepostivesor, 0 amosait ati f ori: ft ed m , p izcomequence of which the Prisoner was wws means of servipg their party._ The 7 . **tgl; desgh* - had keoporialnas trettilif 116 111411ftddiiile WAY totte .'dirl:iiiriri teeth bald to be saimilioi to 4imi diiefeakni Th e =other cofroborated the above evidence ''' tar I,ll* plat ,i.l t 1... OSO .4;181 I' 4 ,1f41,1t , .er .s. _ _ . , .......,. .._ ....._ . a .16_ 1/....i. INA e•iilbtr. • .•-.. • •- • ou-4 41 16 t • 0e - •4:4 . I-011 1 who bad the pre*. cohikrithis thy Altietittin. a" tat 6 oration, atets.o I qi 1141 - t4 004 riob ,ffee.hoese,' tinder the. '%l4l"flietnit. Defrnitlerti Whid- tits ' Ff P r e ; .o d d ' reli l ie l inriv ki ffro '-1 7: 110, jefitesat 4 1 I spr dlthiflutfrilhA s ilb .b . - ,4 tlso4,4tii• gr. :cm- stsort 016 Sata/P kiblee Vise the 'id elttsithtet, elihtktitUerittifftailh 1. not* iilt.rtr# 40,,thlMtVi 4 ). I he mid* *11 1 18N1101 1 4 1,41 . 4 36 to 4411 1 114)4heen1 04 04 11 Itela i A 10P . M . . 4vidoefiriAtt mots , vi is drf#AUgLitinini,l'adjohilli t e 11111 : 4101.; _ • . _ lin • A* v. title tenet 4 1 / 4 1 - 6.4041 t% i. '4O bon, .wimms I' r -