The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-24 00:00:00

• .!1 f tologet tiore's germ** emstiii/d 4 MlShiltrst peltntr 1 .t - •,:. i ell. • - • • .."-s-1—•• • i j ' • ''' ' '''''''' . • T e M eXt l / 0 4 11 4 • • • •W ri *at iNbli• WilbadtP1114.110• 111011 _, limits* gsisepce i tiki t tAtty . pres l if,llllllrilres .14' ; yt iI,IteOWIVILS.S LC tilt . ears ; nor . on L 'il Illitt occasidier Vnolctßl ihe lei roil cod ' 4 ll ."1 1 11weitir id KiVnY'resittilir bli the Ish Plibilltie 4lffiv **IWO per , ISIe etiiitigtet /Ms wiet 'MI, will make your own obaervadons g hos koonontfosboar requesting your partiettlarostootion to beg saying thati _aba did Sdi t kAtel• me; she user itcy . dago ;.. soglyot, eyen . while I was sitting, she said that in bog*, :mil ,tl4l4iesti wpm, like the, person she Aso,. alopthany Mier inklividitil in the room. Having never heart the i name of . thin woman till' two • for ' r thrilit• .buys - 110, dill! this without any address . •be'filiictiptlen.. I bold asaltmlso loquiries about liter bin PAM . gonad wen, of my utaprwousheo on hessian .. the Court sitar flitt liklediftliOont yesterday. I was Intim/ids *ad which 6:p.""ripi..o to be true, that. rhe,io..w. bps king for Om sister of this. Corporal °mtge , thous - tile 1144410 Lacs known only three years. . The 'wit called to wove *beguiled id the'hbote iirolest theiktirtloli.'iod Mary. 31 . Useiby. 1 will'.otit stop t* SIMS isePhot merely mottos this difireoco botweew their evidence and the statement first made b Oositge,.olasy po ying for ilto loser at the .bar mid: . 1K • .-into the a i Elston Rove% Habit is a secopd stator!, a n will leave piti, Gentlemen, to judge whethei it is pro lit 1141 a man well korn,saod.used all his Ilfelohdlt dodi of Ireevatits; ihOuld. even If he to fir debased hhosilf to Moir at in aleboose with a' solitlet; , betake/4M lad• Judy irainfotmed as to sisk into a waittiv.ißst do these whoesses, or does either of them, lead the 'refloat/1,6i to the stories he has told about bin tonsil:odic gosh the nti of th.o.hoisse, and,her baripi 04 blip that I was freqnt:nthr there treating soldiers. The 'story he it confirmed in; le yegy that, one sit - far he Udall *toed, it is very likely thatbewssio the; lonise bet Wees lix'aad servo driaking with it man dreised is ha de pushes, OW that another man 1101111 in who wens to !leer, and ii. first warimost sway ; .bit it ie•ntserly eia t roe that ) was. the man. Of all the whiteouts ha .hus galled, not one has sworn to my person • lint it I lima tonyerbeilisith and paid money to the !eludes he bps cited . , in the manner he dascribe . , it islieft to hopes sliile but Ow they must have load a -me idea of• the am pearance of sack a -person, enough at least to have stated si lietber I ueinessAsered hiss or two. I shall say very little about the evidence of Shaw aod Mason. Tlieg are witnesses selected by tleorge himself to support hie testimony, although helms called another witness, Cor- Poral Marshall, to throw discredit on them. Of these men I know nOtleing; what he may hive extell from thins, on what his expectations way have bees IbIISII. NI, I cannot tell ; but of this I feel assured, that if be had, op the 24 of August, told them that (poloist been thinking it an alehouse with me, long befora the RM. every soldier, every militaryinsn, sod probably all - the world besides, would have 'been lofornoutoif It. They Lave been examined, and I shall call Poater•to prove that he hid not see George or moon he night in pear lion. It may be asked, bow it elsoilli happen that this man should Lx on me, in preference to any 'thee person. The sequel of my dehisce will chew that 1 way have been seen in Oxford street .on that day, and When, in the course of a very licentious con tion at the canteen, a Servant, show I was then Omit to discharge, mentioned me, it probably octurved to Corporal Heorge to fix on me facts which applied 'to thins other torso,, and to odd sorb circumstances as be thought would pre additional effect. if I wore Ad dressing a Cowl, composed of persons to whom bonmsr is less.dear than it is to British officers, I should oar an apology for consuming so math time Is stolosadvert- Mg on the case attempted to be made sot against 111 e ,, When I have to produce full, decisive, sad irresistible proof that I co ld sot possibly be engaged with Oruro lo the in he has illeged. To you, lam sure, no tuck apology litoecessary ; for even if your judgment should .disapprove the cenrse I hive taken, your honour. able minds will participate in my feelings. You will heir in Wild !hat the time I am supposed to have passed in the disgraceful intercourse you base heard of, is from 'boot half-past six or seven o'clock, to some time shoot a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes after seven. I shall show by the clearest evidence how I was engaged, out only that portion, but during the whole day ; and prove beyond a doubt that this charge against me is cot , tuptly and wickedly false. At the beginning of August my health was In such a state, that I not only wassoder medical rare, but ate my meals separately from my fe mily, and was intending to go to the coast fur change of Ric. On the 21, at half pa-t four o'clock, the horse was put into a gig, and my father drove me tot the house of Mr. Bose, my surgeon, in Park-place. That gentleman being engaged, I was driven by my father to Stockdale's the bookseller, in Piccadilly ; and rain coming on, re-• noised there till past five. The weather then cleariog up, I returned to Mr. Rose's ; and, after waiting about a quarter of an lionr, had a long interview with him, and be wrote a prescription for me. which is listed, and will he produced. My father then drove me home to South A udley-strest, where we arrived a little after six. I dined dune ; and, at a quarter past seven, and not till then, I iltain got into the gig, and my father drove we to Mr. Hell's, the chemist, in Oxford-street, where I got the proscription mad. up. I west into the shop for this purpose, leaving my cloak in the gig, and 1 returned to my father, who sat in the gig awaiting for one, and saw me come from Mr. Bell's door. lie then drove me for a sl,ort time in Hyde-park, and we returned home about a quarter after right. These facts I purpose to prove, I.:midmost. sot by my father alone, but by all the per vents in the house and by Mr. Row; and after that proof shall have been sahniiued to you. I shall cheer fully leave my fate, for such it is, in your bands, I alsould ill repay the patient attention with which you Lava honoured me, by wasting your time in general ob servations. If yes ens think me guilty, nothing that I can say will evertor mitigate your well •d e 4 tell. sure ; • and the good name I ,have acquired by my service io the army, from the age of Mite's to this time, will 1101, nor *Oen it to avail ; if, on the contrary, yen are, Of opinion that my honour has been assailed by a wicked tad atrocious calumny, your geo 00000 sympathy. es.. pressed in my acquittal, sill be to' you the most agree. obit termination of your present laborer, and to me the most honourable compeosation for all that I have suf fered from the moment I first beard of this most ham any trofisuaded accusation. _ _ . 'file fallowing witnesses were this called and ex amined:— Serjeant ant a oedema in the Coldstream titrards I I was at the canteen on the slay wires - Corporal ti..idgr made some charge against Col; (Lire.; it *as one Sunday evening; I was sitting In the canteen a►ou► et/Act:clock, when Colonel ;tares servant ramie la (We. Cooper) and toll sae kis masser wanted to speak come the neat morning. at 'light o'clock. as he was gaiog to leave town ; be added. I expect It is ahem get. ling another servant, as master sad I have had• seine words about kidlike the carriage. I told hide I shohld b. a e r i e e t th e time ; he ill s ti.t &Wry, anti I• went re tap r o t returned to the canteen that night. 'am! I beard Corporal George say, " there 'v a pretty thing; I wattle cothpaay the ether night with • Coleoel of ale Guards—tlsat servant's master —ie two or three -ptililW:. Lenses, aroi drinking with him In one of thew; • thet wettcheto two first, and at the ibi►d, the ()dowel esll t' Mot pat . otbeeri sod paid foe It atthe beralitkelujiew4e. , astilitteleall a penny change;" he' then' 'MK bileint. pnat-shop, seat Harley-sweat; .iebkqrib' )dellistrat-lbe derives of a berm wirettibe thlteisldlithr' up and asked his where be web plot hi? F:ater ib i r illiM ili i}t 4 .17111. litif - ,; -1 14 le t ' lli oe or _jt :W I i‘papaipy gaaagg, ii k r ta,,, y tio Alitillifil b'Uhar, and glint' slats"' t to be married. or aoetedsiog to # - 14(kt.' ' Colontllied "earl IliteiFirekd bidelliltilepe - l a b f i i babas; , deo ikaitsnolf brotioh it tad lb. WIMP drathemell V G- pet. *ad pat itt, dews os tbeclieble.egriekdlitslollg ides drask, - . . 11 . 0 1 1 4151* ilfli l d e p ro l third Anon B le, 4•11 : piped bit sil it • Fs The Colonel Han weintwir •• II • 1° 4 11 3 1 i iteueldlLtely. "'He 01'140%1i 410 . a . ..date, ra t beer Asti abrllled Viet id tbe"Stabilly..eit aka Ildr:17 abs bare 'Obeli. SW settiltie Mess! kroWitiolittit Mb woe,* .very .goolliaateriad •gitiakenie, emd•Aottow. salmi they, with M 10( sawd insitg4 tihings-seitit• bete. Mi *Os wvit, out if the bum Leto to. owl, to lookif islwaial4 me Mr any whare . i, be, n0n10,4.e0 . Mr*. aril OVP bentimitne. 1 saw Mk. Gress, kbo wag eximised2 Welty, le dine MAAS ltellorK bait lined/loathe a telpertlessirne *se tlidtgedeieMpreplieg at evils priest' soldiers, isra-pubosaiA sled herbroitight obit timinao, w h o : be mid oms-bio aim* So prows -tbeir4t die Corporal - ti .l 4 , 0 .1• 4 1 1 . 40% wA1 4 1 10 1 16 higillki g-orportaorotg• was present saga this woman. l ; Was his sister. Examined by 04444%1 Oeeiiegrinittn . ho'lliirei• flee whys sse iii this statement tope. I said irilast is an old story, aid.Thdemilifieeri fiersii: * Unwise,' by the Capoit...-Tiagre were WO Of &NO sergeants is 4bacocrom at dui tint*. • .• i, , ' 0 Jas. Priesewawl mad exaMined.-1 abuirritite I • COldetreom Gime& ; I reeollimtireingrebaegbditith tor- Wral George filellayi lig at Wu& at the sltilite Oilmen Iltan, in tireitur-etreet ; G eorge laid I* alliktid li Om* his slater, Via. Grego. ilicarampop.,oo Atm Aporg,fuel alined as a wit.... begs, bl come lonrord 1. destsizi g n *wool laorseir to.lorhisoiavert licorice said tie get kis sister, glis, Untie, A0:0 0 41* and al, di e lt i rie along witiviver bayieig ems* goods, goods whereas, 4 lit foci, be was playiortardsititii aillall the -daylth. " 4 ' • litanalped by Coponalilleoiget 4 -1 disk assiiir i al , Aliea go loin to "rettetrinns; but 1 saw L / ityl i tt plazaa - 7 it t . "l,64l2 7sir iti tir r " 134 - i.es:eon . ! illa t nias! yea k _hi t ni x.H itr a / =to: .% . 41101111121 , I Until I OMIT ilia TriLl'Lrie • I nugliya, seetilei WPM aliax,'‘nif r ill ink retAith,-,-rtneis wltbdiew. r Major Charles itenelt swim and _yzawaiwod.-A Iller - presia at tbeliiii, Or Wil, sirsifigitrel :rib - 4 11111161111 le Col. Hord, atiasighhbildge ; Col. lionswelo Mark_ 011010 NM:Thing whoa passed/ 1 Cill., Woodford sworn :sad esansiowl.-1 was also re l f. 6 o th 4 liejarKifialledi • 1 1 6 40f_4 lel fahrt , .lsal wit. IlLValitiitteiallcali Tr% if riwgim: vir 61 %raid read.; *bleb 'patrimonial . di bo aulkeinsei • i t Era ge oft wen Y:i: f rg n itio t tr in qa r a strect api . ad tbie ge. In this statement. thin isiti i e iesferst ger, likssol del learinooes 6 wham 'simpered with tin egritogs, lid t i lde day gave before the Court. . , 1 ,,,,:,.•, ~,. litre isms a *ivied ititement, 'dated Heal Avoid , "when he underwent • second examilwatilah,' • irbleb N olso ;appeared abet he varied in hie eery. • Major Heatinek's ezawsiaatisin regewod.—Corporal Peery. said on the invesaigtion iov i estios, that Fos. Wt. tab° bad formerly been an his reglawent,•Wd who be knew very well, saw him going jaw Om polio-boost with Col. Gore. lie added, that Faiste r had been ser vant to Car. Solway, and *as a itontmasoo by trade; be believed be Was working at Highgate, bit did not knew where to And him. • - Aribar Poster swore and esandeod.-1 was Minn to goer. Solway. 1 saw Corporal George for the int time, *out six or eight months ago, at Itothwell Park. I. Hampshire ; he was conducting 4 a prisoner to Patro l/Ad ; I did not see him again till yasterday.- 1' did not me bite in Oxfurd•strert 'on the Pod of August last. Preto whet I saw of him at Rotheell. park. if 1 bad seen him Oxford•strreti 1 aboold have recellected him. 1 slither think I was oat of employment. es the 2nd of Aug.; I am not certain. Corporal George said, It was useless to a* this wit,- son any (locations. He bad brim told by a Sergeant Akar he said be did not know as thing of him wlefarver . —when they bad sailed its tie `Aire ship together from' Portenooth. The witness, in re.crtaininatlisa% limiltheip *wore ise did not see Corporal Geer or Mag., war was he in Oxford•strsor, to his tietalbeeeay.--Wit aces withdrew. •si as t'; A - Thomas Oars, Help examined.-1 live at No. 18, South Andley-street. My son, Colonel Dore, was in my com pany on the 2d of Asgust. On that day the gig was or dered at a quarter past four : soon after which Colonel (lore ease down thronah the garden, and got into the gig with tae at the stable. We drove to Mt. Rose's in Park-plate, who was regard ; we then went to Mr. Stoekdale's, in Piccadilly. Colonel Gore got oat and went into the shop t l remained at the door. About Eve o'clock a very hooey storm of rain came on, which lasted some time. Ake it was over, the letter bell going, we returned to Mr : sea, who was still engaged. Colonel (lore tot oat hit the gig. and went In to consult Mr. Hose; he remained some time. After the consultation I drove him bank to the-stable at the back of my house. Hashes west up the garden to his own room, and [gave the wet umbrella to his eerasni, Wes, A:Awe. That was shoat a quarter past slat o'clock ; and et half-past sin o'clock 1 sat dews to dinner with my family in tbe par lour, and sent up Colonel : Dare's dinner by his servant, as usual. colonel Gore not having dined below, or walked out, for nearly a mouth. IVbilstwe were at din ner, havieg a clock on the side-board, It struck seven. I as eantlently punctual u to the time. lit From waslairoded to get the gig when ordered, and about halrusat.seven or twenty mimesis before eigh•Colooel Gore coma down the garde* to the shade, ami.his tier, vast brought a dry umbrella. We thou paling the gig , aid Colonel (lore put on his bloc cloak, as be wanted air its Doi gig, being very ladirerent, aid unable to walk. 1' then drove down Soutb.itvert teddy into Pirk-butte. dews Upper Holtd-erreet, Oceiventar-square, and so to Ozford.street. I paused B.d Vs (the chemist) door, and tensed round to the right of hisseerstreet, sad placed use. carriage against east shadow mad the putter's shop. for Coloset tiers to get est, sot being able to draw up 'at Bell's door, because of the crossing from Penland ;deist Col. Gore then threw off ids cloak; and went into Mt. Sell's shop with Mr: Roue'r pihseriptSols. He re mained there a low tolstitse, sad he twice Whitest asap skoht tits whale at that .afterusem or ettesistr, except 'those few Wastes, .1 watched his mandliff us'' mid lila ianiant.hecanto nut hags into Of e gig..pitt on his cloak, ..se'retursett (he tune tny Perk•lane, west in it viadqate, bowl; a a6et titneaholit Hirai Paik:' 14Mustitiet CeistiiiidOlJ-iate, aid sVaight honie to thi stablllMillevrok*e hid departed.' ft int then bait sit ht. thloweetionahsla weer' s/ also guidon to eitt ishasedsetiartes the sofa the .hills 101 1 111 ; 4 1 s."l ki d ~. 01 0. . 1111 SP vY ( I,l l l;44fferlri vod pit s in Auto that WI we was Inver ea of his sight bat llalla lid aeheddwrilli nip 1 sasuit-1 Mil boa irfaM4l4ll..ba•—.... refitinnhafilli . i,liagensid Wel aialind illheaieetphimiiit frit01Litt1;11r.,47•14rid1a071.4"14..14.414)1 srg fil s ore jiaßef . . ftlyr i;,. , :I , lt air , . ea 4.r. It .1. , . . : • 1 1. 1 .3 .17.7r. , 14..,, • es Gisb.Whisilhed agile' dotal aeoll-IWMV iffilVtillt fMallosLatet adeißensi (theriastSsidebm)iam Si ayie'peja Ss•shfieseimequee. • So lam bits oliikamedb. %Wilt" "i. tem!, Pf ffirpnAa(Peorgedril r nenry vert, unaltuplhAve.,S3; MUT Mind '0114.. 4re present. that mentos ' Slate OW hi sibsia Vibe IiNIE i - ' glebe' bad tbladay: t tablets' note sfwiiat ball! aCc4ratf ' tu t l Minim aim madillbsibiaillte - 14.4,14101011.1) Iseefee'e ...ism , it talettiq t• a -II 0', 1 1./. i"rr442llPor Al4ooFroisedorrtAP.O.aiitipeovii saki ? t ' r". 9151 Ifs Rt. o'Nes:l4 4:41•1 4 9RMAM 9. Ple °raw. ; i .wrele,thr presMilall ift frThall Pr eirrA i k di dirs mi n i ad , t d or Awn ~ ima Inn felithtnl tit *hell 'V * of lb flare. 'T..O Saes one em Iwo Nese of Irtiekbita•heetrallilifehlibhi Ike. etreM ems IPat ekay4,4 portiettlidy atekadma•do Ika ildllinal4l.4lll - , perils,,. atAirmaseeffartiodideeleveep 7......redfiralor• ,f. titOtPll WWI infiiirl ?yr ' , a ,wept,tp hip t iqpninisoni,Jithei ,kes, 0 cl.'e_ren or Ammo. . 114 s /or Mia bent* to? de lif" 04 intl;e next day. ii...isca -..' i,, . •e ,rl,, . ! ; disc j4„Fsitlims akelatesilst• Ilk. NAIL Ike iheiltiA is WinT l 74fltSvir.'VSAtlSikkhal 44 altirlisim Pitecelpt floe produced, os the 2c.at,A.icasi.. r m it ijou s for Colo ese) oerirsiallirai 'tleliMell'at %Ntiiiii . 1V11i404- street 'l , o4llonel 'dote Mind MUMMA* liglif)-1 Witness theliend iStril last Mine. ',. thillatsabeetedirils llMMltdillOt • OW isianalfo K. twimodumbsl;soM fir,ii +l4 t4fl,4 44 ‘Pittil inkiamat. .100,41i1 l ei, eel,e. 8 . 44 , .mg ,019e4, ~. ) i ... cir de a l l ruts') • eili g, groom. Lol, are, pqn4 ,ed., .cugi r &dee drllir.llBre; 441 the:11" 'Anil' MS Oiled es 40iklrit alllerlireelt. lath ' tie Von'llaSincalle Oka dkesav I• t .wanierato citilitsni, Aitl7lll 4rithia Opiiri4sletirital hiil4Arvilit itilak>feit? etas tei•Cohmil Wee. it •Aiperst %NV lisilifehilmll4o putt. Jjailsettat I realemben I 1 Mg .shellid id lir SW% L lifildriolPon him o aipbst VIM 4tg cbt.Ailit .1,00 lialf.pest , upt I cartiitd his. (How. npittp ells 3 eini roam. . Meting dinner I Wes of iiid hlii ' *bike! 'AM.. ;; ' I ettwo. Li in Roseo Ora' v:p cram, afterillNi etehaelt h i was laipihNhis'illiCefetair More; arum be came Intwilinner, • at liallimnitTgetinc 'lO Mess pee Mt without sw knowledge t w ee r. is dill gen e17'14",}"0• t 4 w W•TY will, bielatisef,, ... , e a . Pr it ) lithe ( .;:rt -= ktaw colomi (lore ... 1 , 4 tf t a mason k . .Nee evil oat ibe was 4 1 - ' i ile i' -sitiped &sang gain . Wbeokihe stied oaf' • bailee *dekko haat WM. 1 dela sayNtrbkher Mt nose lima.. wilhetidesinms; 1-betters Itmadiatiker WI, !Cabe .eakest.P sh de,' eat rommatieti wine". Vole 9 4 40:100100,1IPPO fp 1.10. don't iiklilliter ust. no 1 944 t. WI OW - 6 •4 .Mitlimiti. or looditutiou. colsopl, M A ort 1110f0 alum aced Oath. 15a..1 gri6 Art witness, se . • ~ . • Ye* ipmasiit asked , Corporal Okedgi . .irketket fie' !botany othet.litadoseil Id tall, or any MOwr reined& as make. Corporal gloom% le reply. emnplaiseilhat fillbia lie had first wiaaniesed the bianaess in the caatoese Ise was soluenly charged, on pain of confineunot. to hold hilt tempt ea the stih'4'est, even to the peril of his fife, or he Wilt bite &add some soldier who bad seta hisain coin; pa!" With Colonel Mere. The raIIZEI DENT remarked If st it warble shmillibe restrained from ci *Amine ascii a us Ay till the draft were properly *aired into. .. ‘ ~ II Colonel Wool:wpm) s:ated, t hat ao far was comma Oeorge from being prevented from looking for wiles:pats, that he had full permission to go oat whenever be Anise fbr that parpose in Company with a serjeant. The Sedum being present, confirmed Celeael Weed ford's staleittaat. sad said that he had riposte/throated Unirge whether he wished to go any where, u he wall. ready to accompany him. :1 The Comm now asked tleorge whether be could me n: deism, person whom he was desirous of being called tit yappers his statemeet, and who be bad bees pre vented from brining forward. • 1k saw ered la the De gad ve. The proceedings were here closed. Tb. Curt was here cleared, and the. Members proceeded to deliberate on their judgment. . OLD DAILEY. filoouti 0, •• —.0.--- George Wit lougA hy, none*: ffeigeo.4llll VWesti Brown, were capitally indicted for beriiiiilimeely cm' tering the dwelliarhottee of Thomas Niggles, - sea stealing thereia, a wale* and seals, a clack, a mine. box, two silver apedoi, sod other ardelis,• hie pro. petty. There was seedier count charging them with stealing five shifts, the property of the sorrier, &Man Angel, servant to Mr. Hughes, of Green street, firusveoor.sqlare, deposed to tire circumstance of the robbery basing bees eastasltted, sad the state of the house. '' - • • • - Jobe King, a witelensii; litabbithat be saw fledge on the night of the robbery. It twelve O'Claelt, with 1 three other meat they bad laity sticks'''. their heads; they were sear the Peniteatiary House. - They west towards Buckingham Hesse. Another watchman, whose he. is Is Peithilinve, Bess Dreen.street, sati 1 ' brown, sod nielethet - Awe come out of 0 'tit leer eelosi Midge aiehi. leg of the rehlteep." 4 lhey wilt to il *el Park' . , through Greenlet, gifit ' - ' - - '` - ' Hedges aid three Other tolliV illittit'bil 'thee Vuoithaii.reid at five . d'eloelk teedsmu t: defoill frill tlie directicrn of OriSseitier-sliam /Mrs had a twig sable shoulder. These jeerseei videfeellibleld lig titbits Nit each ethen`pieketi. '' '' ",'• I, +l t. 1 )Fie olleetof geOemegoltid proved tlitti Ithilleitt ti Wittosghtiee todgiagi; bat fossil aothtigt Wllliitgit• 1.010 the kry of a roam, - Which Iteleagtat to as aa• loOtigaltelbtaile ill the samba Imam, whets two Aids were Wad. Tim priseser did not glee a satithietdry aimset of these snidest they were setiki4l,4ati. With OM been H. T.&, 'Mot the other with the lawn T ii.' these lights wen Itleailleil to be the rarity lanbti peifiebter. , WllledglttriAl tk a 7 the Oates went lirabilh b arr Hedge': w ' AP s i fine actin. in till crielliflSlii allosiit. . • !le , 1 vl , ; ? .1 A • ! Head's . titiOlyieddiaThr4 vositiebiliiii sift , ether prissier. ,'' •,•‘•-• ' . , 4 ; a.. 1 q 41,1t67 1,,,, ' tirade era — aria iry taeietEtlge it the tottery. It 'attpeatett from' the 'Were, tithe tie peseskstaiee aims was othitateil its the lbateturat. : : . ... • ' The IliceaFts, thetefote, told the ilittilat I 1 1.17 4 1 ,sews.. 4 11 .1, ;.,,, fp'!" ma woo v. , , . 'stilt 'Ti, l 4O Ol 961 1 1 4 4 10 ie. fr. . litti. I. ' An* f.iff„ Ali ip,,,, 4 Id ISi 4,3 ul • • ./., v • I Vilrii at7 l l t i t* b.ir • 1 0;0 4'. ..' silt le IN lima ?We w ? IS V° • a :IR [lee-MI sevicii. 11141,...tr .7 1 )ef e t fe ofinhvg_pitt:l4.pimptio wri dowi ra vffit . . , . vi . . bielawag . , 4 Jr. iiitelp 040. 4 , 4 0164 i q 11 ttit 1114/0 h 4 k . PPin .. 503 i d L .I , :wa ''a !moor!! ,ilvil li .,;,„ ; 6,4{Pft • IfftPt?it!"‘ . Mr SlNiveise: 10 "V ACKIII, kgtift,itta7 'lf ?PM 011,04 'Mt; r ri t o o TM 100iiii fif,r i n r.NPrommot i i , ~,„,• ~,..„,,,..„...,,,...,,,, ...,,••,•,,,,,,..,,. IrVe l l ll o lo 40 wfA • ion. sii4i'ir Iti l gilf`i. - 17i;9: Uiii ° ll . 4';.i 7 4 4 Me on riaiictiafitticiNiistlibia#,d42rniie si tHplllial itallitlM'ciaiefleie lirfili MN' 1 1 64.5, laVorwilWesi..l• l 4 ki,pieliali 'bit rotkl.: libii... l lsaletliii 'lWhfbat hi lola' ihili bil i t::: ostifiiii 40 trial i iiflin r ' Vl'll4l. :tralail 'Was ilifk filigibla SeiriNlieli ;I: iiirianisiat6 . ts:e r.0.,0 , I 44 , im i jit ,„... .• tititlf p . . , : ilminiimgbMeee , oing .:11 .1 ~! ,ts4t ! 114 . :1;,:i .ilethati4a set; 'a ewe site Si• .qOO. tarn :,. t. • . A umaiii i iaA el anoi .i,i bac 04.-. l'illitmisikeeo44 )%ii4l 4 l:' Ai01 1 0,.. 44 : ,,,;;', 116* WWI/Air - Mit L l eg"httleg pro. it =l.leitivatisbu b Acro s i l : f „ l 'L • kreiithriV ste . i etc ot. ; "i•iiimi., ea* frikilsW iihrl IN ' N els ten' . by two ailiirooliplb4e. f' tit k lit ii. 410. i 4 1 1 . I •4114 liaise i i. ghlaisfalti • c ,# . *.t h , i t em miesadmilovnite i tia ~ w,. ifewsollaiedaid o ititltWiiiiireielillgriT l tti e ggi i i6 d - k ai s ea d Witifhea k i t o: a.: lan lab 1.., l•••• j? 7 ,11 e l a s t=r itai ls . 100 A r Italf iVI AU V &Melt Mi l * filitfiAritAtiervii4l, , Aar orearpara. siiitii 'IL loffeadeftnitti Wfet tes esMitgOotskyjity4 :04.“ 'Mt* Tar ,,,. 0,4,4,14i."40iiii,tiv. .I•Ar t , . „•••1 thirottildidtiftel othiiii iiii ' -*i , dist if itypirmisititkits*tiviebiid ti . 'it a• lie I deakaipilliallaf inrilimLbotot 'eter4461164 4 . iiitrilteetil, eiti4;eal k - iiii i ii ifyigilisit 'Wheibi re : t edited- the difrevidi itaw Y Sl'llivi' sit:. iwiiiialit m • retied 41losalhtirhltisseatti alksi.•" o '' • '* .- ' • ! • Igor lileilstlfforevbstiVekit 061 JO} Woof nelihe iViaaraii4 ie. 7 o . i.ioal itilitit' died 6htibt, its 646 ;gilliiti , of the Mil. *IAN iiiiiiil Ihitak ?Ash. lug tesekahlifiltlil at a 4410 4. •;' ' • .."' 1 ibirkorirowit• 4a qtylistibvinn tfar.sedia„; eriLlal edt , iia i'..7 , has Irl siii ti.i it , ..t:il I ' 'lYriaW 4 L'ihik44lerijoteitil!!oH4a3l,' lisii4 room idsitiompaimiliki: . 4 . , ,ciiiitired Ity, `A t ' 71 ilf f :alt . ilsh A i &lei' 'oath . uk , .404 b . 4.1 . 1i1 . 11 Da ..1 , i I it' r e41 , 46 4 6441* .._ ~ 1 804114 0 100 1 4t a t )4 'Ott ft; ' WI. 5.64.0* LtHibed to be tboielti i mit df figitioS,'•itipled sjiliniala &parlament in the *Co of the King's lresch„Sad haapleyeal thelefersitagi is milt! the blinds halitiestios for his wiadok When the defend's' humight home the blinds, he wu re .qtettell, to tall do 'w ' ihi that ' wad aimed, • alb he almoold'ber eternally 'SW as ' *hint amanote hi en smite:al to feats tarsi 'hat hails( called in the day lappoisrocf. sad Ilstiodhaly ster, widen eeefew any !anti • if . - biiorlidd: .a Sotiriar be trpreiee4 a 'with t• take boeirolite'bilarle, mittens toild - by the coo. :plathasate •la sirgri 11.. so. He setertliatly ratried Alto est of dui .Imilmi. bat had not proceeded navy !fain whet - 1w grim fatilowed by the complainant with ;elfin of " Stoilltfet" The defendant was ;lowly iterroutien by I crowd seal gives is charge ht the taisplaisant go a•p lice Wheel who was prelim, lot basin motel the blinds from his apartments. . • The Magistrate, ma bearing , the ease, expres-ed Lis iodig natio* at the Doodad of the complainant, sad die missed the cheep. As the somplaisast war about to leere the cam, be was takes into comedy by as officer of the Kin.', beach Prises, for baviag brakes the role, by genie to (Jaime Hall to main the sheep 'plow the Mouton. aad wu safely Weld wields the walls of the Ow. Edward . 11.6110, - a• hey under i 5. somatic@ to a respectable trademase, tru brought op on a clime of having violated his magter's dasghter, wbo if deaf and deal, and under the age of consent. Tile mi dgete was wholly tireantatastial. The injured child was mot present, and the offender woe is calm-ware renssied, to give time for further proof. The natant of the Rev. Peter Beauvoir, We of Doestiast-ball. IS' the cocci of Esse:, pail it is said last weak the tali' f - to the Stamp•ofce. br ing the do r . .. isp,sein. payable to the residuary legate*. Itretiori 1.%.m. cow Waned Brnyou de Thle4Vnimate legatee was so relation - to the testator. *hove 30.0001 wen otherwise left is legaeies. The immense property was bequeathed I't she testitor ladepeadeot of hie freehold estates, w hich. an of seashiliable . ridge. Is oddities to this prodi ota posbesseil. and retaiak; ' &rot his Soak Ifillviag et 3001. a year ! warket. oa Weilervisy, was over- I!! tacht,pllcali sleek was drivel; back on. 6 ! ) 14 . • uovd ate#l,l6 at te. 61.; and beef op to ts. iv "; o!tnllllearif blt, qnoted as the average of the t , •rs it io ;„ los- ,-- - - - ----- Oa flataritat, tfitt.llo7l=lol4kfit..lAallioldet. Watling 'lMO. Mr. W. Volk odillbilk-amo. to Ulm Yowat. of Great .fiirrermlimiL, : , l.•:` , . (par kis t t h Is ia t Pt erb g hie. the gat. Thymic Mimi!. of to a , ffamtlita of U, late Mr. Ilmicalo I.lleallaticit t. driiiii, Cliadoti: . 0191411 r, Ilia OA INK at iti. Mary's; ftechatcoli. Mr. jrattaerth, to Imelda. 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