The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-08 00:00:00

~~ COURT OF Ofhtit.olll &Ism Alm .loss.rorAieriatli . Ike-Roma TOR DOOM OF !BEDFORD V. ' Mr. tiiraviwiou. add, h• h. veld* the Date of 11144 ford tees oftlieliritishlainseum that made. by the Vice-Chancellor might be discharged, and that an injuoctiun might be granted to restrain the de- frudante trom erecting certain buildings intended to be attached to the British Museum. After hearing Connsel on both sides, The LORD CIIANCLI.LOII said, hr was anxious to hare the assistance of the Master of the Rolls for many rea- 1 sons. fie himself was en official snore of the Mustrun, though he Ill,' been so negligent that he knew nothing of the buildings, nor did be believe he had ever been tber* except when be was obliged to walk through the ground, to get the safest way to Westminster, after an attempted destruction of his house.—The single poiet was, whether the fluke of Bedford, if an action could be realootilied. must be content with the action compensating hius fur any iojury be had to complain uf? Or whether he was entitled to the better relief, which • Court of Equity was in the habit of giving by injunction ? Frosts time to time, buildings were raised round Montego-boon by the Duke of Bedford, and the trustee now sought to erect their building. His Lordship then proceeded to consi der whether the Doke of Bedford having this defeated th object of MS. Montagu, to secure Mootage-house from being surrounded by buildings, was entitled to come into a Court of Equity for relief. He was unable to find this was one of those cases in which • Court of Equity Would gnat relief by injunction; and in stating that without prejudice, be requered the Muter of the Bulls to inform him in what view be saw the case. The MASTS& of the ROLLS thoeght the single ques tion was confined to the jurisdiction of the Court. to considering whether the Duke was precluded from hiv ing an equitable assistance from the Court, it was sot to be supposed the Court cast the least imputation on Lis conduct ; but bad not the Duke, from the altered state of the property, by his own act. entirely abandoned and *aired all diet was applicable to the property in its former state ? Did not all that was engaged respecting the property belong to it whilst it remained in that stater ft was his opinion, that the Duke, having changed the property. made the agreement not applicable ars as to wall on a Court of Equity to assist him. The LORD CPANCgLI.OII said the consequence of that was, that the injunction could not be granted. Mr. Seauwei.i. observed, that the sole object of the fluke of Bedford was to try the question, for the make of the personal comfort and convenience of du gentlenase his regents. The Leto Ctiattezttot then said, that if there was illy remedy at all, the dismissal of the bill did Dot affect that remedy. COURT OF KING'S BENCH.—lair 6. TnAtnlinAT AND °TURNS; C. WOOD A7rD This was an action of trover by the assignees of (heaves, a bop merchant, to recover from MoSID. Wood, Wigan, and Wood certain pictures and 137 begs of hope, the property of the itaultrapt before his bank ruptcy, which the defendants wets alleged to bare cow verted to their own sae. er • - • " •• • /17.14 AAAAA TT and Mr. Count were for the Offi, aid Mr. SCA ItLiTT, Mr. GASICLICIIInd Mr. CAMP. sett. for the defendants. The case for the plaintiff was in *abstruse this Peie Mr. 0 s, the bankrupt. carried on the business a hop-merchant to • considerable extent In limits? rough, sad had hese largely concerned with the house for the defendants. In August ISIS, be pirchase# of the latter 137 pockets of British bops, and pane bills for the same, amounting to 6,5014. In. 6d.— Fart of the hope was in the wareboases of the defend ants, lied the remainder iathewarehoserofe factor. sod the defeadants gave the bankrupt the nisi &B eery notes. At this limb be defentatiti bad le their possession a quantity of foreign hope, theprorrty the Imairrept.• part el Minh they herparchasell, the rest they held us hand for tale, on his .&4601121. le caesegoenes of the ohotwiliot home produce of hope in 1040-, cousiderahle &Beres took plan iu the trade. aid particularly amongst those merchants who bad height - largely o pois nectar' lion it high prices. After the transaction first above-mentioned took place, the house of Messrs. Felton end Co, With whom the bank not had bad dealings. failed largily is his debt. • In the prospect that his owe credit would be siesta by this fallen, he applied to the dafendests, antiald ho• fore them a statesman of his affairs: 'by • whlilt, it to peared that he would Inn a surplus balaactrolabon 5,000/. after payment of his own debts, ani l was ei• leged that the defesdanto offered to make him &dragon to the amount of 10 or 12.0001., upon adequate secu rity. For this pupae he proposed to lodge with them the delivery orders above-mentioned, a considerable number of valuable pinions and India Bonds of his r3p•io•law, to the smote' of 6,0001. The bankrupt wanted an immediate adrance of 6,000 L. which the. dOendaots agreed to make upon the securities thus sti• pnlated, and the delivery orders in question and three pictures were deposited with the Mendes% but the India Bonds were notdeliestred, It Was alleged that the defendants. io'brrach of ibis agrenent:rbfuted to advance any money, and waned is their heads not ollYike-delivery °Heti, bat the baslipmpee• neer for the &mantillas hops to- which they re tard and also the three picture*. Other planet were try: have been delivered, but the beeline dachas& sending in any more, cm the greust+thalile entild nod pr -il4. money proposed to be totvaimed; lit. Greens afmrwarda.betante 'nekton, end had obtained Ms ear tifinate, bra his estate did eotappear to base paid soy. dividend. The acceptances imbed girlie few the hope in question had never been paid; and they -appeared to have born cancelled •by .tite defendants. :In the coarse of the trial, the transaction of the foreign hosts eluded to was Mixed bp with the transaction in Ties., bat it - did not appear to hive any connexion with the point is question, namely, whether-the assignees of peptises bad a right to abstain this actin for-the holm and pictures is guntiou, under thooircumstancos abore-racnioned. the defendants relying upon the facie tis 'tithe hops bad never been paid for bat by bills which bad bees cancelled, And receiving no considers- Guntur the.bargain and aide upon which the plaintiffs.' relied. Mr. Alderman Wood did not appear to have takes any Personal part in the transaction. The tsie wont to the Airy under the Leareed Judge's directions, sod they found their verdict for the yilrantitt—Daiusges 2,2570/. 11S. . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, J um& 6. ILVVVNIAD Y. IC Mr.Serjesat LIINS stated, that tbis tau an &video( trespass brought to dotergoluo rumble the de:mutant, .. ,ate. -- - ,7•4 put upon a way of necessity; aid..secoadly, that it was a reltelleary way. • Affie'Jury tbought he bad clearly prove 4 the way boo'cartorriary way, and therefore ea tbiipira gate a the defendant. ~,kne of the Jury baviug cern the spot in questioth pirrolsor. ied. by . bis suitcases . *'andante of the de• t •isadmit's witasseis. • • OLD B4l'Lltr-Iruttere. • F'. Rorke, who was committed for perjury uttered at he trial of his brother, Tobhis Rorke, for bigamy, which •nok place on •Wednesdsji, was brought up to plead to. the indictment which had been foetal against bite FM that offenee. When asked by the Clerk of the Arraigns whether* , was oraillf Ai not guilty, he anneellid, in a reel Nastiest hroeue. " Br the powers, I can't : ph:de; I'm•bit tile* •poraot body. and hare got a dear eratere *met It ttie honeys at home, in my own cottetry." The Recommit told him not to nillt noisome there, and that he must plead either guilty or net 'guilty. ' Burke.—" Fait, your honour, 1 dos't know whether f am guilty or not." The WICORDIMIt then told him, he might either take his trial, or traverse it till the September Sessions, and asked him which be would rather do. r Burke.—" Your Honour, if you bees any posishotent fisr me. I had rather, if you plase..takett now." • Rneosese.—You must either plead guilty or not guilty." Burke.—" Thee, your Honour, I'll be not He was then remanded to prison : but on the appßese des of Mr. Andrews, was again brought up, and stated shah, now wished to traverse till Next Sessions. The *Mtn granted Mt request. and lib *is then ordered to find bail. himself in 801., and two eared* Is 401. each. rAtinibers, aged 19, watt eipitilly indicted for smelting Mr. Wm. Elliott, en tie King s highway and taking trout his persona gold meth and appendages, value 101. his property. The prosecutor stated, that on the 9th K June Lillie was passing through Colernan-street.'when the prner soddenly snatched his watch from his fol. A pursuit was instantly made, and the pithier overtaken with the watch in his possession. He made a most desperate I'M sista:see. and, het for a city officer coming "lathe time, be would in all probability have effected his escape. The case being fully proved, the prisoner was called on Per his defence, but declined ailßrelisier the Court. The Jury, without hesitation; foltsdhleabillty—Death. The KICOADAIL informed the prisoner 'ISM he • bad been guilty of no offeeee which effected' bit life, led he might depend on it that if Mb Idieukl *spared. he need not expect to speed it here. ash. was by Far too danger ous a character to reotain In this country. John Denham, eyoueg man of genteel appearance, was indicted for obtaining ender false pretences three sets of drawing instruments, and a variety of gold eye glasses, the property of J. Cot. It appeared by the evidence of Mr. Cox, who Is as op. tielan in Radices, that the articles were delivered to the prisoner on commission, but that instead of offering them for sale he pledged them, and the duplicates were found on his person. The prisoner pert in a written defence, and assigned the cause to originate in distress. He did not content. Plate fraud, bat intended to redeem the articles on re ceiving a 'apply of money from the country, which be then daily expected. He celled a witness to character, who stated that the prosecutor had made repeated overtures to compromise the affair by a restoration of his goods, and the payment of a debt of right guineas owing by the prisoner. This the prosecutor did not deny. • Thu isl7.4owiertiri fem. ttrerteotter - Wm. Arras was indicted for steelier a pair of boots. the property of John Pewees Inland, Rs. , M.P.. le his apartment at Ummer's Hotel, Coodult-strest. The jury found a verdict Of guilty. The prisoner, It is antler stood, had been a Lieutenant in thesrmy. Hodrell was indicted for M:sitting, under false pretences, a chest of tea, of the value of 83/., from the warehouse of the Hon. the Rest India' Company.— Dennis AP Carth,y and Char. Grant, two youths were put to the bar charged with steelier a pocket handkerchief value ss. from the person of Martin Brae. The prosecutor stated that, es he was passim; down Newport-street, about 8 o'elock•ie the teenier * thelfrd of Jut", he beerd•m behind y behi hist of `• has* yes hare lest year hataditereikf ;" wires he felt in his pocket, and he diem:meted it was rose • he caw it lying on the ground sear, theprisoner, IP earthy. Wes. Keys, said he saw Gram take the handkerchief, from the poehet Isf the pressoutor, and give it to his cautpmtioe. W earthy. who dare; it down, epos wit tiest setting him, and sailing to Byrne that he bad lost his handkerchief. Cross misdeed by Mr. Law. Witness was sot sow a consteble I bed himself declin ed vocalising in that ofsem was. not discharged for im proper coadect, bat had,received coasidelable praise in fulfilling the daties be had to. perform Gent. the pri soner knew witness varywell.but mold sat see him at that time because be held ea umbrella over his had to prevent him, although witneessesid molly AM/ what the mumps, wee doing. Never ins t. say tilk-imuidker chiefs. Remembered Parish and abophordt went to Uttildhall reepeedog them,. bet did not mouse them of picking pockets at &dilate they wore embed in Now gala Mr. Justice Borrought—These goalless toast apt he put.. • • M r . L a er..—My caw ray Lord depends epos thorn so foe :as to Mom Abe pigsties mocuosti bare not been Ike owl, ones in .which this wins:lsola* bee s& priatipal agent in: similar proceedings. • 1). Thos. Bradbury, said he perceived the following the prosecutor, and obeervottireat seism thing to ll' Canby, whom Mimes I Ala Nat into custody. ' • • • Cress-exemieed.—Nobody could see under the aro. breila • . Ism knows the last witness a long time , het haw eat ite;e-often out with him osexcursiona sisniber-te the prearet, not as many as 211 times, but wield set MAO t het he had not hoe. 19 4 observed a reetios , of the h- kola Altast, but did wit o'er the handkerchief, ritotil my . sear It, ao Dear that Kart sightleimissif Lase takes it.. The Leawood Judge astaraaii up, mod tbo Jary ramm ed a verdict of Guilty. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. San/spar. Psi J car.—Rdseard Grm.ger. was ledieted for wil ful and pt perju►y. eunweitted by bier. le the Kiag's Palace Ceart, en the Lich of January lest, la the widest). given by him in a suit instituted ter the inspects of rest. The Chairman charged lb. Jery. who famed the Defendaol `oily, M ►e wee iussandy. 4 41•••- , -- ~~ gigliCtinglinigal • 114 I I . " pinh r livpirgatb--antire or, and rwsk , rowspob t “ of oleapyrate gang, who infest Spi gjii.coullieemi, who.hobernesty officers, and nearly intirricred John lint%llM-. PP: for P _ foetid grillity lust Monday.— The twi ismer wire mitetseed to trahregativOis. And the latter to three menthe impristmuscrit LSAT BMW of torrectioti. True Mlle fur a conspiracy have been Soma bras Orsod./nry 0 Middlesex apical Gook,. Harriette. and Coqueil t threo of the mesas se whose %cessation Thottah t lay, the helper is the King's stable; was re (seedy, fried at the Old Bailey, and aegniued of the charge of picking a getitleuran's pocket of a gold width, I l e. on the night the King weal to Drury-lave theatre. Mr.. Parkins was the principal party is preferring the bill of indictment against these m arine. GOILOH•LL.—Tax New V•011•NT Acv.—The pub. 1k will net have failed to notice the singular increase lately of petty chapeau in the streets of the metros polls, who interrupt the passengers at almost ester"- corner, by offeriug their different , wares for site. and particularly hsoditerchiefs of verities sixes sad deserip. dons. One'of•these haailkerchief (feelers, a Jew, Odor nook of Davis, was brought op ooSaterday before Mr. Ald. Atkins, charged by. Parry. the street.kupor, with thus offenaively carrying use his occuAiem in Map street. As this wee the first offender charged nodes the New Vagrant Aet, which passed es tie .24th of June last, and as the fellow pleaded his iguanas, el the law, and expressed contrition fur his conduit, dba Magistrate permitted him to go at large after a salt-. able admonition. .. EXPLOSION OF • STIMS Bottan.--Ationt nets es: Saturday senoight. a steam boiler. belonging to Mr. Boult. tobacco mannfatuarer, of Chester. exploded, at a mamma when Mr. B. and four of his men WON stud ing .close to the mulling. The men were throw.; back with extraordinary violence, and all of AMR dreadfully scalded and bruised. One of the work-. men. Richard. Wildman. died of his monads too Moir, day evening, and on. Tuesday evefiog. Mr. Bath ego pired. The other two workmea are still is the Is urinfirry. • a emen, JULY 4.—About bait past foe, o'clock es Thursday afternoon. a dreadful fire broke owl in a small woodlsouse. adjoiaing a foot-path, In. Aim Northwest corner of she funds' . inti*: legs of Mr. James Batton. joss at Belles Grog Per.., Branford, WNW Ipswich. 11 was almost hillo wwdiately discovered by a female servaut. who had laißcleat peewee of mind to let the bones onset tabs 'stable, by which, mg they were all preserved. Tha in, with looseoeivalsle rapidity, contonnicated to a bullock shed. graaary, hare. and stable; also . 1 1 , tom clover stub" a bees stack. quantity of wheat in Übe. straw, 30 or 40 goombs of deemed w.hows la oda. a of which were destroyed, tortber with a undwel with. tares. all the cart buses, sad fanniegliggliangeak sad a fat hog. Two men of a sespicions appearance were observed agar the boon a short time before tie fire brake out, and se doubt exists but that it was the diabolical set of some lonadaries. The banding* were the property of Nathaniel Lee Acton. Bal. Coamosa's Inevarr---Dactunot. C•1a15J1T.,....0a4 Saturday last, as ',Tien was held before Willlase Brewer, Esq. me of the Conners fee the nasty of Moomosth, n the. bodies of,Tboomite Miles, aged 32 meet lease Miles, 211 liebenra Mlles, h t sad Man , Jaw •.. menet. aged 24, xliaidlag la Mka•larlait of Ronny, is the above nasty, who were found drown ed in a creek near the mouth of the Romney, en Fri day evening last. It appears that the dawned. The. MS Mile" win was a farmer, residing near the ghee eel, west out with his soe, the child, sad the. ser vant. about nine o'clock in the worming. taking with them the four horses employed on the farm. for the purpose of swimming them in the tide ; that they p row be f l e 4 to she place where they had been acne tooted to do so at the time of high water. which place was about ...mile digest from the dwelling-hone.— Net meriting at the time they were exported; the wife sent a lad to look for them, who, seeing the horns grain; on the wharf soar, returned'. The poor woman totsoluded that they bad gone to finish' hoeing a pine Opetatos-grottad near the village, and coatiened cheerfully at her work esti! the Rev. Mr.' Davis, minister of the parish, in company with it esighbour, west to her with es nielan•holy tidings that the whole of the bodies, which bad left the bones in the asernieg in health and piety, were heed drowned. She was in the field milking at thesis's; bet was obliged' to be carried tato the beam by the minister aid her neighbour. and at present 'coediting very 111. The bodies were fogad near each other; by Howell Rilinehn. fisherman. Who Intently weer aid' interned tbsitiledster, sidle VerY keinanly„ accoes.' panted by Who of the paelchineni; went inmedianif to the spot:bat it append lit, had' ben raked she torsi hontgail no nut bad donee soy 410111è thd *alba ear their- take litheiliffiVrerC MIA' Viiriliti Amid Droned. .- • Ax trirrOirtiAlars tryinier' ist.—Ou Tiertiri lut, *bolt Mi' o'clock in the morning, the body of a middle aged min, genteelly diessedin•blact. with boots . , was fetid toning la the Jinetioi Canal, at Manchester: liiii fice was mach Braised, 'gad be had the apparaue et' having been some tine in the water. Ho was taken to the henna Mr. Haley, publican. sear the place t and, or examioing . his clothes, his. pockets wets fined 'Os .contain ago ld welch. INsovereiges is geld. and . 1111 ,abillings mu silver; but, when our informal,' left the place, no Wheel*** diacovered which could Toad to a knowledge of who the unfertuttate'lidiced 'Might 'hare 1 beebe— ( Liserpbol Mersey.) ' '; E 4 '' had I _.l- • • • - • • • --an.-- MALTA return of the number of bushels of Mak charges' with duty, frost the sth of April. 1846, to dikit bib of April, Ih2l. 260115;816.' A Return of the uso►er of bosbels of Malt elsargod with duty. for the yeti ended ,use bat of July, 1631, 211,697,057. Seetlasal.—As senemst of the Dumber of basbels of Malt charged with slaty. from the sth of April, IWO, to the sth of April. 1821 i—se far as re. laws to this Department. From Barley, 1,179,4885..- From Bear or it its.tt3:. As Aecoost of the oniolift of boshels of Malt ehsr witleskeyofer tbe year 'Wiese oath, /it of ...them Barley. I ,iai 32 M- 6 troos Ba r lor 8 r , 2 OD 111* ' 3* ell i ts • ar s le fa 0 5.... - , ea --, ~„*Va ly I. U. 12, a• . - - ;* .4041,TimarAriastatti. • 1 Expbreatioe 0( the r eto/de, •ITne her: 'Jaa's Paled," over an £deerthelamenlzeladae to the." Speak fast Peatgar," 11, eltiopd of the nor Las, If e:er !beta wore asp. Riau I bell biia for tvelre-peme ailtat eosfs we ardor Tbas 1 lee plats of porter eedact from kis &lark, 1 take tare of Ida meals, his freedom, sad chink. Wbat N ebetipato bog. thes, the poor sae Joao/ be, To pram, Ida ore powder, and not bay of - ne ! VLIXTDATOR. Armor FOR THE PRESENT *vac. wow 4.■ sups: OF OHIO WATT& AT 101414111•SSIOOL ow, •, /FM OUNOAT AITTO 1 . 1111111TT: Thew 10eket. Hlg4 water—smosjit es., s ft, 3; sviss, 1.1,a.0./ ♦ II; 111 IIJn rhiel; 40 la. attar Hi‘h Its 0. 4; svgs. 41111 tilt, 111V,T.--estuttAtibri a. aft: 1* 11104%. • .•'t • • High gr01..901,/ sp. miler IS; OTOS. 0 0 . 10 646 1, 411 1 . • 10, W.—Jpgiter.rises tit 14.0. 1* *OM High wsts"--4iorl. 10 si. alai ; eves. SA e. 111. t 11, Th.—elach fifth a. MllOll LAST Wis. of A mils High water.-tsers. 91 so. atteitit 12, F.-.--Sa 4sts aft. 8. . • High wiltsfr.ssern. r . • fterTl,' mot. 01.1.8*445is IS, B.—Mars lain to. tr. to stie s. High water --esors. se. 11454 M ; WIATIIIIAL—TiIe low we . bate ottetieurd he wt rienee has attracted lite kompt with a rapiiitg that cannot befUre hi remembered in this elimeie. week it kali 'often', ettieweeeel, is Some farouralole si tuations, wit% belkows eats sad hanky, and with twilit sects of wheat. The showers that .ace twpidoimil the *Bathe.. whir* NW flaimoi atesylmeas er tam o se ury i Ittt.efre s tmUilitl! l l. l 4lll o 4 'an Yell 4 r 4l - th e mom. palm sin km, Nr.popir tivrative rim is sg regi these viStatlimg bet het' I - avid 2 o'clock klsu staining a *iolitorailatlM time ott, scsimplaio . by beery tale. Thelightisititt web veil Vt 1441. tits peals of thumb" hoof end long oontissid. At two o'clock all um again calm. sod raiireatirsly Nasal. Abel* sou, hisoliVert .tin s iillhoW o Wayltrid KUM" accompanied by laud aid (revisits/ale oiltAtuder, ast. pounced as epproachieL storm..irtima, s rain soma be. ,Ravi to fill in torrents, sod continuo-2 far some time to Solute the streets. Owing to the gualttliv that lell. the 'Mt sewer which paws through iftlf Given Park. raft Want sp. sad a large "scoot gteseil, sear Baclifsg *lP House, was isuaiimak. The saw ineedootb alsok lOW clestructing in Pied*. Pis omodilemehly dm** §y the inimenve rash of war. in its. pay, foots lose top the Thakee. ffeavras tlitaiwi it wts sli g: ever ve'ry . Waited. It did a r t ri i to Karam. Tqe quantity hi' thir Vila gsrfir• Saturday. animists to ono IN sad a ';••• &road, Jody 4 t •i• • • • ' r • RAM et qt. asi ty .14 I Pair Cloady .13:1 Pair •-• Yak 19.11 11rader Moody 11. P.... 07 O. 8.... 00 APLOSAILI ACTllDlMl,....—gliat i eloseertflat men, i loarri , ow the iteginit's Cos which 'lad en , csc4-dletasset, antler isliagsib.' tihrt sees &satin; !beats" the Leek, which It had • jilleatmely passed. The two saes Who had the Angier it were misalsg.,_ aad Wier been intoxicated, wette *appall to bavr, by some selsorastigemalt, fallen ivirbosid. Immedi aniesesh *as inane, and the body of one is was fesikiet net till so Me- so beer as to dial se : sheet* vdriviog life: l'he body tst• the . Whir was pot tethered at Ns ettiorh lest light. Ott"ittroday last; sisfiag ate Rh: at Waidswortii; Mr. Dem, of ths slit of dm eiler: Is Halt toop,.saf hted east rake sandlot lb* fair to etwiljpy an Mititto ' t as the last door, for tbertpost oftiladlisg. AIMS el Now }say, .60111104 - `psistiived to Nu the deer of the adjoining rooos with a lase key... which thy rifled the drawers of every thing of valise. eon elitist of sovereigns, silver plasS, - tiattf a arrel, On. to the mom of of 2001. and armada, 2W. is sovereigns which had bees left 'is del rue of Mr. alias ledividad shortly Worn. Ty thief !mo lten. slued come property of twodderaide valise. {thigh lsy claw by. I groat am* of thieve' from) OASIS atte n ded the fair. estr,ftittits' daprislitiess !lit Itheititted daring its costlitatio. ailie.4ollll4 o frip ST A Lurraver.—As isrest was blt L.M.s Sameday night, which toesofsdiUatten o'clock, Sadie body of 1111m - Blisabeth Mortis, olherwise Ella halt Lens, wlas was eat sad stabbed by her sepbew T: Prier °theories . T. Malt, at her resides. it. Cools-ipar. dithlsield. as steed is or Polito repel is a farmer somber. The deceased received dam reside on her body. It appearal is *Mises, that is the 7th ofJone the deortsa. while sleeping' with &Saber female, was attacked by Thomas Prior. who Wood Is the same rms. old who wateded her is a very - Mperae rinser lorillereaports o(ber body with a ldge. The alarm was gives by the female Who orpo r p oo l.. ate the maw bed with she deceased; ant sasiattuest red ; the s llite's; siostas was tikes ti the hoopla; , whets she lee gibbed till Pridaylist. aid ibits expired. it was however, that Prior had for a long time prated ' bees lap state of idiotcy or imaity , sad that the FF4 , had frftsealy beep wanted of ' tier dugs, is Is him to sleep the saam —. tros with herseiCT? thaefere, rayed o,verdost, tine the des* di deossoad Was occoefotse4 by *axing frarioss4 ellitiold'stebt•with i Islife a. the hassle artless*, Mar; he bat* at the thee it a etas of ti mH arhe :=leafed Plitt to be ommitittel to • sod a hill *filiation's& tole' sisdate das. . 'sp. de WOO IM:will b• tried at the. met J. MI .in 109 .IETSV I L 4 TFT4iCttbac IS Wile *WI, k. l !ii i ' a r' . la to he confuted doriag Itss eterteil 0 - •• , .. • • '— • 611 0 2.Ei tro. Cho Os Batas:lay, July 6, at . nitos y* Charles Fowler. Fowler, Rik of Great 0 t, to Maio, iseosd. tisseasref fl;• Rev. W. 16ideter V 110611106.. 00 WOW** tea:, Vt. Rayless, of Welitoodw•trett. to 111=2:, ,of Lower Toothts. Y WI; ill'Cowieluto Clisel6, the Rev. Newton Roam lOW* soli/ jehl thesis: Lk" of Hoeft* Nouse, Norassabarlsst: to N.y Seats* eddy altild of Sivpies 0 rooobikhre, Req,..ofiNsetheata, Kees.. Os Wl.lO Atte4ll4. Claphaa% Frame% the olio of *Shari dab. Ka tz Sudelat i li, di Olt I at Amharic% the NM of her brother, Cbsties Oros ' Meg.. MO. ilmommorstry, roller of oho late Thaw` illearmersley; MO.. is Us 78i year of her art. Oaliatorday, Um 6th Weit z ,. Mr. Jobs Taylor, of Maiden lase, Clierpslde, 'aged' 61. Oa taturdarmistWlei. railsoly, at Wow M isikbary steam Mr. hose Dr. of Lou part. tkalentaluse, sod of ifleatitrme% Genes WWI/. ?keno!. lid Poltdelmtd at the olig• of " Toe linternotion" and ** eleCoftresussen" Piper. 14.-str7. dtig4:I I PWIP 4II9I 6 IL I. wbate dintisplca WO* sun. Illf, Muesli/ ttn. Wddeseigt - • . Tip •43T 'Mala sissitia Fri - Marva - - - el" - -.-3.--.1 ) larirrep72 its, •y rem, It nortoe. fef,taildri.a az 'Nip* leo— had a right Of way over a • •of Kioitild In the frost it t., oireetion. t NCERY, SATUILDAT. hemp, ..., :a ii ., Ike .A tie i i i o f of bie. h, formerly poet of the wade *Oho miler eswnwei One's . j Roses. of iiiiftbely, tab, Ala 'rood. • ' The pl'aiatiff Jawing 11 . 017: soa.esl taplor, ... proweetitis ocetpaidleatlie ground ktadrifed fiord of i ii bl it i , nif•lear . re of a del V. THE BRITISII wirearat. a bo llho o t.. • , omi ..r, , . •• - • •• - • 14, ....16—. i o l i. . • •P 7. 7 a had to !boat', to a eat" In Mot fiatriegot • Terfillfelf a/reseed the dory for tiee atmeilltPktilf Pasallotfirt I was plaintiff, and the Tens- _., defendant. and eallia ieverar . Widnisra. to ''' B rlt roitetaille of • Sif prove the SI , defendants, that an or der two . . or mirbt be discharged, and Plea, he bad put aften all reised .— iret• tiata it .1 11 .dVaea5 haeitli ,tiefa _.•--- 1 _," . • • 111 MI PO k ge-- '