The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-31 00:00:00

i I I: I . IVirdictiforthe Piaiefiff—Daniiges •• 111111131) Av 0.271. 31 :DUCTION A: • it) tiF lioastr tre itsn'tflAnit. evetze e.'citOinst.anosise. Mr. 4cAnt.V4rt stetted this anise its an •eloqoent eveeeh,,•hich we relies we have not titer to Owns ' tilt. any part of. • Ile called the following : wits Dewiest -L.' • ' • . • Jamie Tasks* rim e• K r piece of seildence Is Burros. 1. im• *Ode co the Plaintiff,. Mi. Settle; 1 boo tonal, bee frees • her childhood ' • she realities With her mother; 4 am er g ettitvd with the Defend. sett, he 'elides half a mil. from my niece's residence ; s alt latimser has subsisted berwnen thee (or sla or 110 fie yours • th e families are also inti n iatrty se., • -sroainted; 04 has been In the h abit of visiting his • VW* end be bet's; be resides with his father on the tome farm ; 1 bare seen them many times together ; • the Otifesidint was received in my eleca's family as' tabor to my niece; hit attentions wen received as 'bonbon hie addresses; they expected marriage • there 'wet no disapprobation on the part' of his father. I —met Defendant on the 89th November last •, a con.' venation, then took place about my niece ; he asked • • are till 'mild stand father, and give her away. I • told him I would, bat I wished to know who she.l • vie. lie said Salty Settle ; and I said, with all my heart. About five or six minutes after that be got' up, and mid I ate *tiny you bale disappointed me from going to see my wife; be then went away; be said I had kept him too long. I remember his being . pet hi possession of his estate ; from his uncle begot half the estate, together %with hoes?, goods, and stock, and his father e nd be then lived upon it. ' think it Is worth between 5001. and 6001. a-year.- - If it was sold I think it 'wild be for 18,0001. or • tiowoot. independent of the stock. I think the • stack would be worth 8001. The Defendant is mar ' :Ted ; be married since November. The Defendant offered •to lend me 3001. the night he had been at my heals. My niece was delivered of a child a month • Were last Whitsuntide. I saw Defendant after that et my owe beam; be came and told me that he • would not have her. • I asked him if he had got an* thing to lay to bete charge? Re said be bad not,' and he should be tory much *fronted if soy body else said any thing against her. I have known my niece ' from her infancy, and up to the time of this sorban rata connection, I never beard of any thing improper - other ; I have known of no other suitor ; her cha racter has been enimpeaclted. • Cross.esemined by Ml. TorriNa.—There is s charge spun the Defendant's note Of a legacy tit 'his. • sister. thcmgh I do not know whit the( charge Mrs. Settle keeps no servant. Miss Settle's father ass • au apothecary et Liverpool. • Mrs. Elisabeth Tatham corroborated the evidence • • of her. husband. Robert Howson said he was an innkeeper at Bor. ton • he had known the Defendant ever 'since he • 'to his estate tit hongbouro ; 1 remember his being at my bonse, when he was playing at cards *Rh My wife t there was a bustle or that time, Mr. • lkoeghsat having . jest come to Kirby Lonsdale; • when Cremblehome first came in, .he said, " how do • you do ?" and he said to my wife, " you beat me ft • cards the other night, but 1 will play you Milan," which he did ; when they had'done playing Cords, my wife went obi, end I tomato him and said, " Mr. Cromblehome, what is to do, you sera to be fall of -trouble?" Ile said I have got a letter from Mr. Dewharst, and I must go and settle abOut Miss Settle. - 1 said can't you marry her? and be said no. I said what money are they asking? he said SOM.; 1 Said that Is a great deal ' • he said yes it is for :.bat is done! lit said over again be must go sod settle with Mr. • I)euborst, et Lancaster.. The witness said 5001. was • little enough considering the character of the girl; he said he would - oot give her se .11uch for he would ma ke his property away. tasked - how he would do that ; be said be woad smite it over to his sister 4fitaqkitessai , 1.• said you will preotatty..ba telloaao's, that is the poor haute; ,11 KW. perhaps there will be a wedding at your father's,and then yoei ogili be , Mang again . ; he said, " I will make away my property and go to America, sad then I shell be . out of the gait of them." I 'aid, " boa base you' come about this Miss Settle, when I was. young, I Could never bays COMO about them tilt I premised some. thing?", be said, " I promised her marriage, but I bops you will not tall. I Laid, " they will come for half your estate its spitcot your teeth." Ue called at ay house afterwards on the Ist of.dese,! ,and he said, " Robert, I hops foe will Dot, tolli what you and I talked about the. other time." • Crow/examined by Mr::Torstao.—This conver-i .satioe look placeabout tbe.bogioigag of March ; tilt 41 toe woman ; Mr. Dewharatgot bold of the woman led then be knew all. 2 Mr. Wallace. - :[ am cock by ma rice .to thgee ,Plaintiff:, I base beethatimataiy acquainted with her :sod kin family about sign yeers.• I ate also acquaint. • R d with th e Defendsat's family; the two families . t ikare bsers.seg iWtnalely actieeitsted ; a great both. limey also subsisted betimes the Pisintiftend Des.' fondant's sister._ Defeedmaislamelf was received as p suitor to .Miss Seat.;itteotioas wars hue's end approved of by both families; the charactoir of i ille ing hey sls very respectable; it boa reef Iron . I. antacilealated wits tbs. ‘114! arfit*agre , op, the, .D?fendasit aced ilia father 11eir, iitaby it' Worth, if k was to. be seisl t 41. so arse; there are 132 acres; thew toile o'f' evidence to the eagle. . . _. character. . I knoweargeee the most tioeqeivocal Niter of. Miss Settle, the • odd reseed Abe Jury. He id. marriage, and pleaded in es recapitelsted the evidence ; ennseltation, retained a 'Quads Damages. ROBINSON. hir.Scattelistatetthat the Plaintiff in this Coeur Ras a corn.factor,'• respectable man living at Ul. version.. The Defendant, J.'bn Robinson, who ea. hibited himself in Court l was a strong hole men ,about the age of 70, but possessed of a corrairlevatrie pectins of the vigour es well as the passions of y o uth, The present action was for a v iolent tumult. 'rho Plaintiff happened to hive a young end handsome wRe. The Defendant bad not forgot that be was one, young, and be therefore seized every Opp'yta of indulging is his foram , youth f u l p ra c tices.— Wether it was freer his appearance or his peavicife, ,yet the fact was that one .of the names be had ac. (paired was that of The Bell—he went by the train* of The Ball at Ulversten. This Ball thought that Pity one of his tenants kept a cow.. The Learned Counsel would not enter into the precise circum. stances of the present assault. Some ill blood bad subsisted between the parties, but they had . not -esnerotablowitill the assault in question took place; there bad been an. alter cation between the Plaletiff and the Defendant's son, and the son having com. milted an act of violence had been obliged to p d aya 'a tom of money; this the old ma n resented, _ an on the 24th of Jens last he went to the shop of a per. soar named Clarke, whore the Plaintiff was busy mending some sacks. Upon the Plaintiff's pereeiv. ing him, he said, he hoped he bad come in peace.— .'(he Bull eerragedlegen with se oath, and said, he .he did not korner whether he had or not—be es. claimed, take that paper. It was a notice to the Plaintiff, who was his 'tenant , to quit. The Plain. tiff observed he was glad to receive the aotice, as it would save him the trouble _of giving one, and he asked the Defendant the reason of his having acted in his, the Plaintiff's house, as be had done -doting his absence in• Scotland. - The-Defendant impede. ately replied, 66 You are set of combined strut:Teti and rogees—thy wife tempted me to it—she asked . me to come to her 'hoes*, end sit dime ; after.tbet • • • • •' • • a a a 6 * • • • • • • • . • ..."—This was a pleasant thing for a husband to hear. This Roll, who had for his sae behaviour been driven oat of. the Plaintiff's heave by his wife, bad the impudelki to insinuate that his wife was fondof him, and bed courted his etiabraees. The Plaintiff said, do yea mean to state that my wife is a.itritrapit ; the ether'replied, I do not mean to say y 0 . ner 110, bet yeti keep one in your house: 'lh Plaintiff called bier sa old reseal, and told him belhitkiiidesciedingly in; ePrin which the old Bull tOolieti his stick Ind gilt the . Plaintiff i a posh with it in Melee., saying, like that, Abu art a great toWerd ; there shoaled thyself I coward wife my son James, and f I hid korona be had paid the money,l would osier bale.strowirt it. Be did all be could to provoke the Plaintiff; kestrel* to ihritit the stick ip his nostrils. Finding the Defendant would not strike hiiit, his Coursge increased, and he coutineed floorisliing MS stick at him and insulting him. It was far Attila Walsh and injury the Plaintiff had found Willett Compelled to seek reperation' by an appeal to the laws of his country. ..-- 'The heti were Trilled by Clarke talie iiitaptesent. He stated that the Defendant, accomplaled his thrusts with the snit by tidal:nations that they were not in . tended as aisaolls.• Mr. RAINS' BM& • very hutitioaroes defence. He observed, that he saw. no reason whatever why the :lAdies shield WOO been ordered out of Court, While this ctishe vies pieeeeding ;• there was nothing is it they mightisot have bra rd andhave been eurdsed by. As to the Delendilit's declaration that the Plaintiff 'kept a struutpet la Ida .hoese, he did not mean his wife, be Intent his Mehl ; the Plaintiff iris not the only man who kept such a character in his boasts; le Was no iattiesaOit thing at Ulieriton. With respeft 'to the *sappoked assault, it was entirely I &stoke ; the Defendant,' like Many Giber persons, wii iliestie wined tiv - 11/Mrish his stick about, and it Lad cet- 1 tardy gone rfedir the 1 1 111404's few, het tioaga i o tartly_ tilethell Wis. On* or-her moot who sat Dear Me _bud the sew* prorifiriltr. n Iflf Walked - along the ketitt be was centinuratty throw's% his stitt hbodt; bet without any intention of 14.' 1 wilting any body • 'he remembered 'wilting With him along , HothirtiOt Mil he nit ataasing himself _with 'throning Lig .stick about, ant! it happened to bit a man. Ilia friend said be was afraid he had hit him; be observed to him that he had hit him. His frield'tlaoight If Wis . oirly - ai het 'ihe la4yeri called a si pees ; the fact was, that ha really did strike the gnat bet it could not be called an intentional as pelt. Ifurecollected too, that when the late Ser. jmal Cockeli 'was afflicted with the goat, le came into Court to lead wass bringing his forcecrothes skit him, and is be always remarkable he violent Motion of his left bend when pleading, it so. happened that be forgot Islay &wn one of hit cratclees..l and in his teal he kept Aoerishing it so neer the faces , of the Jury' that every one Was alarmed for their, ' safety ; but surely it was Imposaible to coestree this lute an assault. So it was with the present Defend., sot : he had Merely is his angeillourisbed his stick, : and if it had touched the Plaintiff, it saes purely se•l , cideutel. Under these circumstances tie treated the 1 Jury Weald Wilk this an adieu whic h' could not be' i maintained % 1., The Litsswed ,Judge having summed up the esi. 1 ; dew, the Jiffy, would net allow the wit of the Dea . fandatot'aceeitmt,tenteeail, p o t, foetid, a verdict for the Plaintiff. Damages—Tilt rvidids t withfullwa : . suppose soy niece', VIE —Therii estate ) Asps le / Viitte and Itts Eared to the character of ".1 :mil. I .. • , ':* ;•i .. ---640.1-7- . ... 7 , • • bliii‘Von•itonsi.- 1 -06 Setbrday. I Inn, ttliw l / 4 1 ) I 'e,tirret, was bresilit op * far ''ln . '444,- t b a rge4l witb uttiwing "(tiers(' !Sank II.: attain, inalksi iptivvi. oils : Isla i l onfes fns i _ • Mrs. rrebble, :Who keepte 'public-basso. at Gras. ~stliati;' her trawlseriattt. They stated, that on Street* of jilt* hiati'paid a II: not. at Mrs. P.'s WWI,. fir some Savior, and received the chew. • 'The Willi Solicitor asked Mrs. Prebble atte -Aside know the man again ? 'Mr,. contort iteear • positively ; but I think it was the man at rho bar. Solicitor:-=You can speak as tO your he , cat' S t ° : ici oe t ? • 'Dit#rou believe him le !tithe noto ? MCI4I ) . iftet sitteli'besitation, arid, she did. The semot made the same answers. With this testimony the Solicitor aerated perfectlt satislihd, and rasa going on with his case,. wlten the 'Lego MAYOR, irho bad watched the two witaalsall *hitt they looked round to the bar, desired that they would go •op to the loan end point him not. To the astonish• tent of all present they immediately advanced to. wadi a' respectable looking man, who Was standing it the-oster bar, looking on ; and laying their hands open Grit, bald, 66 This is the man we mean."—'(A laatk.)—Thh Lord Mayor 'on=erved, that this mis take was mist important to the Prisoner , and arms* proof with'oltat emotion all witneises-'o4ld be 6- 'stabled. Ile would advise the indhicluitt, been tiros painted nit, to state bit name gad address. The Winger imosidibtely Salve in his natal), and said he was by trades builder, sod resided at N 0.4, Cheilot Ohs reel, itathbrine.place. Rink Solicitor.—" Pray do you knot" any 'thing of the Prisoner, and was you aware that he irai`tribe esamined here to-day ?"—Mr. =t "Noll perhaps, so well as pre did. I know noti our do 1 care; who you are; hot Iltoosi . yors bite nollibito ask me such questions." • Solicit or.—" Yes, I hail." —Mr. at deny it, Sir. The questioas were escessheir.im. pertineutoud intended to convoy an insinuation shish well understand. I can tell you that asy.Charleter hat least equal in respectability to your owst, T audi you shall not trifle with it tort) may think:prowl". Solicitor.—" I shall decline any altercetloo, with you bere."--Mr. " Here, or, elsqpbertriej you please ; 'tis the same to me." . ~ , Solicitor.—" - I meant no t hi n g otreneive." Here the conversation ended.—The Pitssiser.wsti committed. . (31J1LpiiitS.L.—R. Bennett was charged with ot• tering a forged 11. dote, pi the shop of Mr...ilickett's, grocer, In Smithfield. The Prisoner confessed to the min man whcitook him, that be bought the notes at ss. each.—ltemauded. • s • J. Baker, a boy, was charged with ',tins awe, forged 11. note, in payment for a wedefintrltig, the shop of • Mr. Hinton, jeweller, Holborttsbridge. ---Remanded. j. Stone, a young man of respectable appem sacs, • was brought op. A Gentleman, calling him self Mr. Magee, Medical Proftwartri of Broad-street, Golden square, made the following coriois„charge against him:—" The Prisoner is s friend of,i'nine,re. Siding in Fleet.street, and last night he came to see me, in a hackney coach, without bating money pay the fare. This I thought desersirig of burl, punishment is shoold Impress it os his mind for the future. Accordingly, I told the coachman to rglek hint in charge, which I did with a view to his heihg brought before a Magistrate. Thee's:winners folio'. id my *drier, and Mr. S. being lodged in t emitter, I psi.; the fare, In save the crosrleman fur. this trouble, sad Mr. S. is before your Worship to receive such admonition as the case deserves .; and I iceat it will be such as to present future inadwerreOey *phis part, he bring a young. man for witorn.l. have a peculiar regard." The Magistrate, with a eh; d#al of astonishment, said, that the putriihment si t ready inflicted, was, in his opinon, tolerably' , " ini.l maitre " and rather more than adeqoa t e .to the im pitted ;fence. lie should like, boa e v e r, to bed what , Mr. Stone had to es r. S. 'plowed 'to • ceive the corrections of hit friend with all.komilit and as it oas professed to be truant. Ile replied, that he bad reimbursed the money which Mr. Map bad. atleaticed to the coachman ; and ha shoubd carerul to timid getting into tech medicaments in b ,tore.—Mr. S. was sets, liberty, and beatol•hill Intends retired amidst ill-sopplesseil laughter. •i , 't • ! informations egaibst INfr Lucas, a flour-merchant, and Mr. Ft-seams, a stone-masse, for iteglotiog r oo send wag• grins toconvey the baggage of theFiros Guards frr ,Ilisigistitbridas to the Tower, bet sesitebetb quashed ,tor informalities. ..• .Hiner Gill was fully conitaitteilletstealing arpto .(sheets front the booth of Mr. rebate. .a landlord slite Crowns's! Sceptre . New Ursiorpten on Frida) . 4111 or," Aistrpisy,Saras Williams, WA Airy Lonna, tied with stealing four shirts and a handkerchief, ;110eletgists to Wee of the soldiers , . gel /Hired Knigbtabsidge, from a child who had beets carry: Ahem to the house of her mother to be washed, • were /oily Committed. '!'mutts .Porics.— ft. Moans s remanded charged *kb obtaining a large quantity of Windsor soap from .blears. Price and Gosoell, of Lombard-street l .fratidelent pretences. Union-OALL Laurence Croniplon, s young of healthy bud athletic appearance, has charged May, the officer, under the Vhgrant Ac', with way .during abroad, lad sleeping in the open air. _ officer discovered the Prisoner or. Friday night asleep in the Boroegts-maket, and pUrsuant to hittiuMrac- Jions from the Magistrates, resPectiog. vagreetirs% him into custody. la the course of his Osemiini beret, Mr. Serjetint Samos, it trauspiredAltat 'AWSI 011, of the refractory tenon-spirt ners (trim Si( port, and for the list three Weeks bid chosen o f vagrancy rather than apply himself to work at wages tendered by the masters in the cotton manufst. 'testy at foocksport. He wis committed tpsbe blouse Correctioir.l. . • icAbilltiftWEl.L. • oi The following cesee si caras sot to be hea rd oo Wet day, before the and Joan 80 , E.f4 • Purcell vita. charged with cutting frna per T t igi t s r : 4 7l l. /I ti r. (i l iori i t h is i lips and . I f u t r a ci p b pea rr" :all iki l li h g at fro a: evening of the last day of Peclhamiair, Mr. Ilbat .47 __ l , . .. •. i s 401/1 Au * o. ta. . i thip ;et •te is worth 22,9QQ1._ 1 • . . I iferlyzes irrth shoat WV, r' I ,- •'." ' , 7 . *1§1.140V11:.• , . ', ' liCs ' -iiiiiitie‘irtry 'Mr.ltAi •P '''''ll"'" • ' • trensvALl.O. Tteoot‘s. TAO** it's . Vr. Cratiitattidisiets i • .the tieuratints Jac this ease respected the liability ft ,,.. a ..... 0rtil obon i : •' en Wilkie Ater to yey the * see insured for it, a les 'ri o : . wheat pr oved Item 1 4, 0 01,,k bo l p i onladvegtro sad tho WOVI i Oil", fan - proporty. egitniliiit linter ondock Al ithoot.intereniee the end 1 8.0 ,. yr: volepor 4116 kin ,i sr-visor. .Tito ship .lAtiestitifi. 0404 4 * C'"' f r , a l the Plalii• n I :NestisllO totGraisada,'wris 110 4 4 by * obit* Ni l *" ° ,Th e (t o r. Mr; poetry gave thy *.ri• .og4 oboe; IRV?. : The CV** gat slum 'lei' dr ees , iomens'„ sod teetalard dose ter thew 11*y+cia,1 fool' lit s i l 'AtgAi epo k . s ; t o beia • - sii i iits, Abbess they. were retleeed by .sneiher 1. 444 - Several ll6er winsibiaes,ro4 .T.l.l'heire•had been f borers ienr• 'heel ea drat, en' epoim . ny es in the etymon". ' .4 tholleolor the liefentleert.wee,thst the shod tirlimel ...ni t wit.. .: . .. „ : . the evasel to danger, sed• that sisee this low" j Mr. TOPPING thfra • Oadre" • : done. had not been etnnastatticated,lsr lean not liable. 5 0 51 .0 itte_roompae of aparriage vsitnesess 'peeved thav• it yes the • ieerneiebt* tenemio " o f domokk. - lierOnvi' • osage•to tartly IWO ttoekvitorses, lo oks, and sheets Ta i l L earne d Judge recno t• ow decitk. its the Aseeican trade, otitheet dallier, sad owl the Jsry, atter a short en •ithoot information to the enderwriter. igrdiet of Sown Hundred Poi . 11....glei.oar.tive Pisietiff—Dersigon 1001 d SAWLINSON V. V eicept the one Which ioutained - kis s ekeni ty - ".1 ..." ' w hich he platted hichaad, mod kept it preeneti .... f or cibly, for the protection, of his property. rir i eo l ler , i n the most daring Nana4lf, ilatieslo reee t to drag Mr. Heath's hand sway, bet failing i s a lb attempt, he deliberately took from his poeli o t a pi,. knife, and cat the back of Chet Gootiman s s habit s n det:edfol esannee. Mr. Heath 'Cited him by alb eellar,,ood notwithstanding - the efforts of attend Abe. get% to 811100 bias * securely bold him emit Ns arrival of Snow end several other, constables, l ib & . hearing a disturbance hastened to the spot.. 41 a." -- " committed. Seinari Domes **l - committed fat robbing lb Hall, of Tooley.street, 'of 'his welds at lansbonni fair, on the 18th inst.. Mr. Hall was attacked at" • gong of robbers, of which ,the Prisoner was e sti - , seeing him snatch the watch from his fob, he tout s . ea bias, when 'hi called bat to a Blau by the name 1 / 1 Bill td reimekim ; k disperate attempt was tenni. , distely leader to tear him from the grasp if Mr. ig. by bls, tidally soutrades, bat their imitation, was 1 frustrated- try. she timely arrival of nears' geootshiro, ()harks Godwin was charged with caning ' gig" Icoat pocket 'of Mr. flames, of No. 13., Poultry, me g . 'stealing *. tferefintAlak, containing a 11. note, rid g Deena docenteett if a rideable description, gr id" 24th lost.' at Perkins Voir. The prope r ty al g friend in llte pi:erosion of the Prisooer.--Canow. 1 ., Joho Galeria was committed 'for stealieff ogi a. 4 Ter cendiesticks.and several lasses from the l on,74 It Mr. Martin, liceirserl detainer. at the Rett, Camberwell, no the 20th inst. Daring the aci . g slots of-Mr. Martio . witis his costumers, the Now t lo contrived•Aget op.teeirciati one of the climbers; i where he was found with the candlesticks in knew 1 .a•sfion, The gloom were in his.psicket. Upon be. .. 0 int taken I MO custody , he rubbed' his coat pocket against the) Well eir the loam 'until the glasses irds * pared tare p114411r, tonfeqdeatly they could soils 3 . idesstiittist •- i• .. t h tleveml other ,pettons Isere committed for picking er pocliets„ :the ., c'olstables, steted, that they ;ad et. i d ref berate 'knonn tangs, so nalperons and dariof n . 0 e . ho3 e ‘, 14:t0 ... infest, tl hill' at Caliber Wail . ask j ' i' kb lia oj ec a , test 'we e k. • . 1. 1 ,4 • -. . - . .."-- NI ..... r 1 iltflik A 4 ORDIN.eIitY•COAGIi ROBBERY; . ' Boir risitier.-.lohn hest. a stage•coachman, was brOagilt ''" *fore Mr. ittabse. by W Mists Smith. Conductor of Perak on a clierge of robbing the pathetic' coach, under the aur p t . ing circumstances :-On Tuesday night, the lath list. air. Want, -Moseley (teaseled to Wei. 'Bamboo. the driver df VW 80. at bourn .ennels,, beloisging in his brother, Mr. James filesehy,ii he liesthouru. a camas low, cows ti ;; ing VI. worth of silver, le let take by ter etiadh fit hit brother ; lhettillowing monk*, Bkd• man accordingly took charge of the silver, and for greases'& curity tiled it op in a Large shawl of bis own, and la the pow o • lug, M the Golden Cross-yard, Charing-erns, pet Ole Athol ' into * * *oi nk iiiihe coach. Three Gentlemen. who appetite/1s nt he known tomtit other, got lido the coach at Chariecodp, ge. and the prisoner. who was in the yird, and who was krone to bids, asked him to let him ride Its far as the Elephestild Castle, 81s Gretige'ullelds. to which be cosseated,•tell•lbs if" coach started,4l the usual fine, hall past seem. Wbre ii. m• crotch reached llse Elephant and Castle, the Prisoner ght si it *Ott 'ming etnn *he , rnineed is go to Croy**, Otto tie " i front of the coach, &IA the coachman set of, ',Wm,* rows'. rge g er behind Near to Kennin lon- cresNebe coachmalta , f p. got eatongled withitie iv - h - Fel, una oh tlsiing co ped to ' • i ll evade ft he ofiserved the Prisoner:sitting 411 lice diekEf "PP Tah was quite noexpected ; bat hgatippeeed that below, • • to Ape i o e a little further, and, theretiee, took no Sue . 3r h Ile (Alerted him last on the coach M. Kteolagtoe•risi . . iii net en the. conch It brintomceswieway. At East ilk the coachman went direet t ie,thr sent of the coach tot, le ' :file and vies mock stirkiskel 'at rot Ending It there, be _ .ap mg i onim ehtr ,. 4 ea tn i tz 4 r ei ss Ware all th rW lo e s t h lenile k s e r . Isad w4 reffrod, so. ily• num i s o as led is* to suspect I I the. Prisoner IWO -take,* t h e 'llolArl fi nd viloW," and he c Illittll 'his ispicMii to "111. „lames Moseley, wain directly came to flown la goat Odle Pit. af- Sootier; he learned that he. was gone to. Wedgeitill. Helfer& In sftir'e, and he aieriterigly sent there, requesting that he Wadi i i come forward aid clear hie- character. 'file Palmier VW Mt . c ome to town, and Mr. Moseley went to Wedgehid. and so ' 4 l him ;he trey willingly accompanied him to twitn, Os de lave 'fir•i'exaministiiie , .m Thursday eteoing, matte of the Godliness, hint who had rode in the carriage were Ipenret. and-Mr. Mildly ant wbbing ,to proceed perautally agaigst. the Prissne{, nitikt et- the evideoce Was st• slight,' took' the word of a friend gas 1, 0 . -P. isnarr's for his Imikermili es ti re4t e l ime alr e s ai r ti alug. vibes Mr. Nl* ski L .,_ ky Said he wanl4 ; ware thd to . attend.. On Frits l"" mooing Me. Tacker , Mr. Neale, and C. Potter, all res hoir at Xersolitsttotra, *needed.' and the following evidence rm . tir:l;;,-Mr.hP4ottejb:tate that L Te st Wednesdal ,se waii .e. Iw o de lilt m ' o l rning ; 'fife. Neale t h r it n trl at iea lr lsi b l i r f ' - e P a 7 s, were Lois li e d, the 'coach. At -the Golden Creak Calitinu i erssit. , he'abileriel „ the Primmer talking, to the eeererme. • d from hints li g ,- and manner, believed be was the riots; that at the= I be mid Castle he saw the Prhoner 'milady* near the coati ebb* 1 f o . coachmen, and between Kentilegieb' and Drielotl4oll4./ 1 1. ends tgouiLl.tileisittertd:. Iltatiwke.l4.orralre I want to get h pared from diest e vit r lir. Tee et km', aj M r. thr;Pri•ener •miened it,' mid tusk Met. dm shawli beishectill the shawl in the seat when *pat his cloak-cell ills aPtfilit Mr. Ri p* the PrivOnee so be the. giard, he look uo motile Of me a . ag . teirtermiailla le the ecrealiman millia Way ortivedtat fiatbati/a• Irom ,w here the shawl was missed. Mr. Zilaker. stated domet ducted shed I ner as. the OHM who got int Vie _ t ,aad 10 hose eh& 'he took att . th e siar ca Tlik Waitaki the intth Was to' andiaa. asetilibistsa mile beyond Eir .pbent anal Cradle. Ur. Neale. WO,* bad me deobt "e( los ' Pa ir Prisoner.'lkiag . the m edia wild opened the coach door and nab rd of • Mit the abria Y. though 'be did* Mil like to swear to biol. Its id ati ;wee Sadly committed to, lake, his trial at tbc meat Awned* 1 ' "TM* toffs,' ' . :Mit, 'TO MR. Rii0110111) Tti WIER; . d at . 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