The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-12 00:00:00

-- meta LOP txritmo PINCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Palmy, Jas. 11. ASWAN. AND GINO* . NANINUPETT. This ease time before his Lordship es a Pethina le lite entire"( es appeal from the decision of the Vice Cbaiseld*, mei the Arreascrflan barber stated that ft wee tbeFetitioe of Mr. Carrell and his friends, wbo had been chosen easigeees seder the new Peritioe, argued that the decisive of his llotrear was 'wrong. sod that the mots of his client sight to have btu allowed. If the decision of his Helmut was to steed. it weald give rise to endless Biotite', &IA he every GM where a Bauktupt might bare spokes to b creditor, as emplisaiste wield be made to stay the as olgeoeut. He eoutmtded, that as Mr. Shaw had I spoken to the evediters to vote in his favour. as well es Mr. Carrill. if there was no delingeney on the ese part, there could be sea, on the other. He concluded with submitting, that his clients ought to have their nests, sod Beat the jadguseet of the Vice Chancellor m 4041114 to stand. Mr. HART sett Mr. MONTAGUE followed. aid took • si uilar Bee of argesseut to that adduced on the hear ing before the Vice Chancellor. aid at four o'clock his Lordship rise. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, W ,Jms.ll. SAUL V. PATTIIII4IOI. This wain actin to recover damages for the pub lication of a slanderour lette► impaling fraud to the plainalf. The parties were gbiuet•aaken. aid is sustenance of tort dispute, the dafeadaat. according deciaratioa, published the following epistle. ad donned to the platatifft--•• • Sir—Tott will digest the things which I relate.— litetprcting your eimine is the shop with regard to mo nopoly and craft. I suppose von have not forgotten four loolok4uses made there, ana your entropies conduct ahmit the staff. Ton know as well as I do what because of them attar they went from your shop. I can swear new there two tops of mahogany pillars. Yon knew where they came from as well as I &. and wheat I in form 13r. F. you will explaia the matter to him, and 1 have as doubt be will prescribe for youfflatis. If this jesid fail.l ban a volley of small craft. • April 10, 1621." The caste was tried at Salisbury. before Judge Sett. and the Court. I. dui pretest instance. were railed epos to decide. whether a variance between the *elevation and the libel Iris fatal to the proceedings. a rt* Judges. upon examination of the papers. decided ibk‘ the objection was well founded. and a rale ab allina. OW* sneak was made absclatc. OLD BAILEY. , . liku t org D. i n ipp e ....41131,D11111,...Th011188 Stretford 'stead indicted for the wilt"! warder of Abraham, Slade. Ile woo also charged by t►e verdict of the Curoaor's Airy with hiaasiseghter. Mr. Bons stated the cue te the • ' *.rate !Mod that be was aei of Harr *loose parish. sad recollected the .oto: ~rod lathe lidgewatweiod, aiseillitrpiitshe I wit 'wee passed by s gig itLlob was ea the earls stoic side of the road ; a gostieesaa was standing by it; bavisg got about sweaty yards &stabile, heard the smacking of a whip behind, tad itatiodlately heard a mash, sail ow his retina saw a teach Ding as its side; saw a pa thless dragged from the frost part of the coach mad behind tbmintreis ; did out itsow the gentleman ; saw, the horse and gigivaabig away, the gig was tom• .bliag to pietas as it proceeded ; so prima was is the chaise. There wets two girls scar, aid a woman was picked up after she coach tarseetivet ; she coachman - took the berms oat and led thee awry; might was darkish; Paid not say whether the prisomer was the mai who doors the coach; the road lighted on the side ea which the chaise stood, and a lamp was sear It. •The machines did not take any notice of she deceased, ►et led hie boatmen. Mr. Este, of Portman-plate, New-road. was in the Edgware-road on the evening of the 29th of Novem• her last. There were two women looking at some jewellery in a shop. These persons ran from the shop, and were hailed by the coeshmaa in very coarse lan guage. One woman got on the coach-hot, sod the other on the roof behind the box, and the coachman drove off rather rapidly. Having cleared the Tarn yike-gate, he drove off very rapidly. The berm were is a gallop. Witness immediately heard screams, sod the first thing he saw was the woman who bad got on the box, supported by three or leer peewits, and on inquiring, a bey held up the wing of a gig, and on coming op to the deceased, who was leaning against the wall, his clothes were lacerated and torn ; he was taken in doers, aad medical assistance was procured. The gig was *tiered to pieces. Os winless attempt ing to me * same of the coach, the @sultana drove off. Discovered the words" Nottlag-hilL" The might was wither dark oar light. If witness had been dri ving to the road. he woeld certsialy . have bees able pith great ease to have sees lay other vehicle from lamps. see the coach go fast, of the chains. Where two harked yards from the perfectly satisfied that the pace ma going through the .:av•w" . 63. Rageware-road, recol- I took place opposite the door perms 'tootling on the 6.g. Tory mach hurt. Wheys, Slade. the - deceased. was hie bona. SAW several out Identify the coachman. 't it was net oar of the No. 63, Eilgewsre•rosJ, saw ir, bat did sot see any thisg The deceased was bionght the witness resides. %Ir. deceased. Two surgeons The coach was the Bays word Paddiagton on it. The as moo as the 'mach which There was a good deal of smoke stood bowies two lamps. sad frees them; could sot identify wheeler. et Eilgewart-etted, the peters who led the hen!, ... 1 11 , 1 i !, , • 1 I ') s . - it T 1 I i i , i 1 , ' .1' I!! 1 1 I 1 t ( I I 1 I I i $ 1 i 4 i \ I I 1 i 1 ! , 1 : 4 t ) ; 1 ' k r : e p 1 come 1 ng op to the eleeea;ed, wl the wail, his clothes were lace taken in doers, cad medical ai The gig was shattered to pity a /1% ing to we the same of the em off. Diecevered the weeds" I % was 'wither dark nor light. 1.14. • ring on the road, be wield se 1 1 ,with great ease to have wee 1 the light emitted by the laser Crossitsansioed—Did not I bet judged so from the sole* 1 s the accident wanted was cwt turnpike. Witness was pee coachman quickeeed his pat I t 1 • Teropike-gate. II William Gosling, of No. .lected the accident which toe where he lived.—Saw a perm and who appeared to be Ter picked op a female. Mr. f. . taken law witness's room is persons present, bet could es The eight was sot foggy i darkest. Mr. David Griffith. of No. &eased sitting oa a chair, it t. of• the accident himself. TI r into the boom in which I blade was the name of the I come, bet wee was sent for. water tench ; saw the word 1 l i i\ was antler arrived. Titer . , , ~ / in the road. The coach eta 11 ? I wee ablest weep yards from the cenebnise. t- , Richard Saunders. a wI i. ideetsilled tie primate mil • t i . e l4 /411111 66k N. 4 . away. haew the prison% the coach at other dem Croes.exundia&•ad tint • the roach es the data !.aids.. saner on other osestions nod* was no other cusebeams with P dent. The primmer asked the " wonsea." were lot? Caroline Jetsam* k. coachmaa. Wilms was The prisoner drove the emelt deal. Witaess wee on the hos , the coach after It got Omagh yyr wham the roles to hold. awd she dropped the roles. T tild Paget the roles. Could were. Saw the primmer try 111 e witness was throws of koow what took place. as was going to Bayswater. there for nothing particular. street. The coachman was t dropped the reins. R. F. Orifiltbs, a argots. were two lorethers t the Ilia Abraham. Witness attended the nature of the fractures," the deceased to have bees ace tnres. There was ems fracture which moetified. Witness Slade was from the first , before his death, which happened there wove ao hopes. He was et hour of his life. The deceased Arse that he had no hope of ecription of the traesactl( ceased, he felt satisfied that had made his will in conseqeence. I shall die from these wooed,. Daniel Edward Stevens. Poland-oreei, solicitor, know for oo the 29th of November, saw Mr. Slade in bed. The aria I have been dreadfully peel to lire, and as you are make my will. The deceased this. Mr. Griffiths agaia Cooper and the grimes, end al induce him to believe he I said did excite his hopes, hat ceased's hopes had bees exalt should die. and witness believes Uhl not mean to say there mediate death. There was esti! the Monday. io the Astley Cooper. though they idea on the mind of the deceased. William Jones again called, r the crack of a whip lussamliatel) be did not observe say other The prisoner said sot/slog i► two person to character. who root, Ur. losdie flunitovon sad the Jury inunetliairic I slaughter. The following prisoners John Lane. aged 19, die dweilinrhouse of ,Joho sovereigns, Le. John Redgrore, arid _ dwelling-house of Edward saves hums, Ste. Marston Hoose.—Yosterday the Camberwell coac►es. Lord Mayor and fined 10s. keeper of Bisbopegatootr business of the shop by Bow- .—Y►sterday Warwick-street. OAkumquat,. office on a peace warrant R. Birnie op Thursday. Finger. a merchant residing . ter-square. charging Mr. Lane to fight a duel, and tbreatenir On the losestigation of tb before Mr. Halls, the sitting that the parties had dined ' House. i■ Cork -street. on ' company had left the foist Lane charged Mr. Coppinger wigs .- respectfully of the character da attached. and for which be of a gentleman, throwing as a token of a challenge Copploger did not accept, the waiter answering it. ' sighs be seat to him t on pearanee. Ur. Coppiager , while IN kit hew agelass sited by Mr. Lane, whielt ford his. Mr. Lasse.:bo challenge, and assigned Mr. Coppioger had spoken ratter of his (Mr. Lase% at a boarding•bosse, they sins to their meeting pinger persisted is his ing as a reason, that he of equal rank in life for I. protested that as Mr Coppin, to fight a duel as a gentians', a coward, and e s oelli horsewhip Ids. as non as he fru description. Mr. Lane replied indignantly Mr. Coppinger, that he• thought I law quite equal ip rank et dealer in fat bacon. Mr. Lane pdsitted that of the peeve. and gave ' sureties in 241. each to 'Wisest r-eratirr.--XesesCefieo eadispeeht4r* W. Bennett, Rsq: the Megisiolle.. wit► a highway robbery. A young lady. passel. that about two o'clock on passing through the London sense perm behind bee reticule, which she lad it away. she lestandy filltilln u r n fltMlfellite °ll, 77 ° .Fr - """ ° " -- 7r • - e • . .. - • . . - • .. • . ,1011 lipllme", fillii:,4l4ll siis ige b4 &sore pivo levee t rtets..latssiritittismwitills"ther. rue 1 conoN I I I ..... NDON tilere rket Jr: . U. te.614. Myr! ing' imillmival apithie tMert s" sad a .yesseg mw wbo was walltlit hat'" , is aim.. rt. .onnnOngsbio_ . _ flfteases• *Mi ns W ON , le he t lestlell. Had mos 'BM gel- het. sea after his, sad 'teemed with a penes • I Itryes_e:r_tellb?•t Her partielses_ -s insurly or west dalag as a peed. There ewslwilly. bat she stated her fright and eteatwelea we ratg ,T,Loniii.....•_sr. Is a __ ... mins, nil ith kat *ethos et the se* our as to prevent hse making say obeervatlea at she : - "'' saa irea ;Z e ==.. " I whether the* , ledlea," or dm. end she could serf brisk to the pomace( the pd. - iifigha o _Th. guar mew bee "'""i i f em all sk P • Weer. week; the berm Amine deemed ft.*. bat trove o w the peteseser. who was a lte. Hawood. au fisheries Mi. Heads Asseleasy. .mall memelity et M ac essar g te:e• show, they ant amide • .pemanger by the ono. pursued the ma* who sea from Miss Gemmed. Maisel !as K ale _el_g_ln It' . _ rig.. Wink. Weems ia • etch ea the right et the aed- sight of bias. Meow the primmer sheet bra sires snia = no r, n_rinensms___ the bile* _nam ou ntrv. tio. i has. The rises. got of ,afterwards come oat from bouse..whee.atohert eery med Z eee ""l' me e n ed irl e eZ e se lit r asie r ill , l 4 rough the turnpike s aid Rape nasal. hold of Mm. and A„re felas nu 6 " 1 • 41 en t he has hese a oatieldetahle hadases dm is Radian; tewh e i held. The bones moved. gravid shoat two feet (soli diet littlest: The pet - p ar d e ul ar ly h i the isa dineelesieyet t h e ors bete 1. The prissiest got pp. but soon was remanded till this day. easpeeeed ; the Iseatity ea had le Ode locoasiderahle, oald not say whist the reins iterroxesante.-Willisaa Deader , sad Thomas By plias ails pestareMy Banfiltft NfLiars Item is, a try to get the volts agala. Ball. both jouraeysen bakers. were brought up lee Se- imiler.__ ,thila, . 1, 1 _ .1 IS ie4ts West of the made. bat did not e xa mination. the former charged his with Gennep se- sa.. Mme, ortrarg- ..41 _ , .2e_., WATT, _ l l ll . g 15:se she fainted away. Witness veral quarter. and half-quarters loaves et bread frees as/ (IL 1 .7 1 7 6 747 meee ' ''''' C e r ee 72 . 4l : . She admitted she was going his master Samuel Fichero baker, reading at 93 . Ives. ware limos taewsw4 4ate I a sloo ßT e : tar. She lived Is Lissom- sard-street. Shoreditch, and the latter with reeeiviag impedes mild at the of Na. 4S• per cwt. the as sot up at the aureseat she the same. knowieg it to be steles. Two coestables. reeid dift atler was tdonsold le.-Ye . llievi. rs Nl s. t Id. aad who were employed to watch the prisoner Deadeye. MI • leiddb or l M e" a Ilk hem on. blew Mr. Slade. There followed. his in the delivery of his bread , unti l they 1714 • IN" ODFVEL-Theue was a eawArievabiee tr elir .4 same of the deceased was saw him carry a basket, eeqtainiag several loaves of the Demeter egg 0k .,,, 0z ,„. __, , tiled the diseased ;he stated bread. tato the prisoner Ball's bouse.- The rimier* w o k s mid Na.. g a , ra . 7;;;;: dtam. 11 . 47 . 1 g e n . ' le, and ascribed the death of were resanded for farther examination. adage at the advaeoe et N. a Ts.; mew of the Weer is ocessisasid by esterase frac- Tower II•Lt, Sournwana.-Yeateeday a was was hags veld at Ills.; a eseedderable passed was with. Waste no the knee joist. charged under the follnwingcircamstaaces :-Abatt drama at 10Ie. W. geed erdiaarp hewlds_ blf• SE- 84 The is sow the danger is which, two • clock yesterday morning. a watch... in Tooley. elpidt_n,l! this leseseeMe_cftlYgtod of /8 _ ti m e% Int moment. Os the Illeaulay street was roused from hiipleibtrs by some oaf edit, .„ ..... = ll /I„bne_ me St •_. D " ll ,..,,P.E . ,___ lllei t . ! 1 . .*.._ A ppalled on the Walleallay. violet; by the side of his box. The fi rst sentence maw e 74 iraTtee."%ol7 as the -..,= Sri aS timely "" e was erosible apatite last lie heard was. t* 'Tis tow the dead of night: to n utm eg mu sa d m a . The (14.;,; -- him mid Iseeased 'upraised free the which he very naturally replied. 4 , Why to be sure it seen a pp u waaaref a h e rbs / i weree w sw as, ---' • of surviving. W bee the de- is. sad why the devil s'ot you in bed ?" The prisoner By politic sale dos lisetanall IN kepi Won was given by the et.- coutiaued MP speech , and presently be said something thiltrolell Goessi about 3 311 . was Awed t Oft whole d deo 'Gaud was taken in at 465. at he shoal.' not recover, and about " lireves yawning and giving up their dead," seqemice. He said I an. an on whirls the faithful guardian, is the simplicity of .. 1 ,„,.. 1t1C „,. LA L-T .t i tet d r s „, w i t e se fur to l tr eettee ille a k "P rolea sd. 4 is ; ose r, nada. his heart, mistook him for a " body sissicher." and r a ; r 1"; t;;;;V e. ihi_ ; h. j efe ie. a i ik. A m . n et. Clerk to Mr. Young. of proceeded to take him to the Costner. which be at. misilio,-The premium of i m a ge e d the l oot ~,k,i, mew the deceased ; wee sat consplishrd amidst a torrent of poetics! imprecations. Is. a Is. lid. pet lb.; the quantity eternised 13th Mo. her, end went on the 30th t Here be was recognized as • constant customer. sad 'epeeists of nearly 3.0110 chests; the grosser properties rte deceased mid to the wit !shed up in a cell, but before leer o'clock he bad se far is 211f_frd.SultY• Ily wounded, and Ido notes - sidennieed the wall, that it felt with a terrible crash, ,_lll.l n e t si t e t t it e _ k N te D Ll ad H ° o , Liar . 1)8 . -- the __ x _Thit°___har re a friend, I wish yea to which brought two of the turnkeys to the spot, who sat- Z;;i e hi her'. The ' Ll e thie ' weeh L ee ese l"",:".2 ased lived tit els days after iag the disaster, said. '• why 11- i t you list knocked the Aw l te r i . weer tieeet i lateae el hawks eit - 1 ;7..7 . wa ll d own ," t o w hich the prisoner replied. " *hoar the stemeagerlealities have been in desmutel,, lad Mr be Med. said, that Sii ;Utley too. I did it." He was thee safely hand/mad. jested id. per Oka higher.-Braadiee nee esessiGag• ideavoorcd akthey could to It was ascertained that he war ap• rain who bed ty heavy. sod are anal at prices oesifelerahly Ism would recover. What they catered a lengthened imprisonment ittconstgasase of without facilitating Into- may he gamed at a hat net nisch ; before Slade- pecuniary patters, and the Alderman ordered him to illi s l imi 7g e...artmloo is twee mired dee Simper excited, be had declared he be kept in the Compeer until he sold be passed to hi. elan advance of 6d. a Is. pe► cwt. . believes be really thought so. pariah. - - OILS-The prices and d r eamed for BUM Oil his e were apprehensions of is- ................-......= imprned. -Seed Oils are also *lsar. t AS a possibility of recovery One of tkefirst experimental chemists of the present I'AIAAME.-There has knee very littlisilllteMe date , mid o f t h e witness and si r. day Scribes the great increase of evade. deaths in this Wet, is fereigii Tallow t the pekes an hoodivor at a key never em u i mpels t h at • country to the noxious iog,reilien_ts einpley•ed .... _in the itasal .. lloweveme ... et ; twels, _ldle . w seethe Tilbw 45". • Manufacture of many of the artless of inte , g wens- a uas. M . t the Teeraissamtet es quoted 475. which is the licensed. somas convictions in particular. that have take° Flame same es last week. . 'l.ll°'l, stated, that ' be 11.1 ". •we anima of the use of deleterious- tinge is •er mei or BRRAD. mistBll b e fo re t he "il lelli I reader it highly nenefaty• that huh of_flum., o4 ° 41 ". The highest price of the beet Wheaten Owed elemehmt aka vehicle on thermal. guard agaii i t e he evit conseqsaces ardee•sag tee sae t h ountrag og a . k dam ,' b y the e r h a T o . Asp is his defeats. bat eltred of no S 0 'T -hattroire. .14 WWI •.. w i se pea um a o wl do tbe Afa. Ale 'ad Tahlebeer. . ittniaoran.),l4o. Or fen& . Ste" - - Chaplbea. of as illeisigge Wells • fireweirr.4ifrima 0 . • • Mien OW •!:7Poelfets. lofts. in sunisketi sop the Misses . " 1 " . ...". 14 Inil begs , 4 _, 11d wat....,..tir• TI. " tuninn i . _.__ gaff . WALSH. lea. aill.H. Rest It. lust. toLum.l3.l canadi him gisilty if An: seat 11° has el n'in sa"m nit I prates °°° 1111 P°' *ISM Iti is. a at. Os. M. re. Sussex 111.111.111.108.211. 14 .. sierty of hie els, ad we has ee doubt wail toga. Zest W. iie. tom. gas.. 41.4 s Keen SI. 14a. !SOL' ig. it.. nee to him that extemeive patronage he has hitherto so Fondant. in.. U. IS.. Yam. sosend :44 Clls. 71. 7% rs were eapitallyeon*ted :-•- deservedly enjoyed.-All letters most be post - paid. for breaking and Waring mock or POTATOM slum See. la& la PERIL INO COLLECTEDNEtS ;OR A LEAP POST- 9• 0600 ma Ososinin• alms tse War lea lin tioidard, and etealiag 12 PORED. •• - teas. 'FS sole Son and Heir of a Grandes of Seam. timbers mo d Moms. Ole as. ta lb. • '. 3g. for a b urg l ar y i s the The joy of his Meads. and decreed to seeds Mardi ••-iftas. Rem ..., ..- Bea. to Ma. The live tad renown of. house, at mistraand Red ramie& from -•-. Slis. tone. raid Younger, and stealing The very Ist hams that held la Seised ; Variable, Kidney . at - - Mk. One marateg In Boors of Jet lustre arrey'd, PRICE OF SERDS.-Jan. 7. ..... .Neer Masan) a visit of enquiry paid. We ban experienced a very dell Clever good tradifirdiy, • OLICE. - Where dwells young DeL to each virtue hieno . 4, tor both Red sad White have tballsal ea.*, liseior444. -se- Bet subject to trines* deraarwateat of salad.- with but little deemed M ee clr isiele.-Trofell SAW 61 .t. , -_, A bag lead interval than had accurred. Is. lower.-Rape Seed is la more request thee of inte. esi 'lsterall Y tie "__,"Per.__,,____" is. ,__ of And nose of his medical Meads had demised has Mewled ii. ta IN. per last.-Flue Unmet Is Missies ,'. was gwwwwwww ligwww I" In giving him freely the Macaw to nage, la. to 4e. per quarter assoc.-Canary rad Hum vesalswe les. on the charge of a asp- Vegaarod and inapprehensive of cheese. bolls tboaper.-la Rye Grass, and lit. Week then is as c- a m s. fo r h os i ng t osso ll a d t h e TM meeting was cordial. th e Manioc endued tomtits. -- r --- • wit. much letelligeet savers *seed ;- r blocking •up the aces. to tt. English Red Clover. per ewt. afte. to Me.. Roe sew Mk At last they amended the niansioe's Sat roof, . to 761.-Foreigu Vbs. to 401.-4 es sew. Me. Si eh.- day Mr. Loge; an atmettei. o f - Where viewing the landscape,-" New Xi , * me a Mir - White Clover, Ma. to SOL Sao. Ma. to lets. -TradolL, M.* mislace. was brought to the The layette cried, .• that these Sprites is Sown i f , ow,. fns. to atm.-R ib omm eta. db. sae. aka , gde. _ t granted spinet him by Sir " Are able and wiling In al your Caraway Seeds. eft. to Ms. Sae, ells.-Ctiriandir Ilk, " Protection in i nusies da nger sin t to w.- Kb. to 14e. sad 18a-Spring Tens per miens, Mu. tells ton the ninnlPlsint of M ss Cop- " COMM.' leap (roe this roof to the garden below." fit , w o k, ga s . to 118 s.-lye eras, lime to sta. ;MO see, flag in Dnneanlinne• letcri• . The depth was tremendous, resistants I•Ysie ! Ms. to ass--Ciaary. IS.. to 440.-Totaip lisle. SeEd. r. Lase with challsaglat him •' 1 Comebtap. Sir. the Jet-(edginglenwi will Wage M a . to 4 . 1 ..-su aka mattatd New. Ban to tee. Sea stenieg to horsewhip Ids. •• Yom VASAY.-Ibern lay. Ito 40 tom I Mob. - aloe. We. to lbs.-Winter Tares. as. to as. " And Pea sad par myrmidons scatter In air." pee last.tot. to SU. 105.-Limed, per quarter, 41a of the eircumataaces yesterday Th e Apnea of their power a sere shspular part( isie,‘Sdo. sitting Magistrate, It •Prellted • Willidet.--Ic tx Learfressfte GROWN. Teo vas eteet.. PE OF SCOMI lewd at the His Poeta Chop "WY lig* M• /00, that would ne • bat ! RIC. UAW. se Wednesday. and after all the its " 1111111 . 0er eT en ° :d e jrz h t i T:ea r . eo est u r eec eee .... widie I UV." Juries. woos re. es me. 0.0. Laws 7R ahl• ai roes except thesselves. Mr. Asdates was Ilea, smith. sealed I .Itiedliag - - as. to See. Doubts dine - 1016. to tea dope dill having spoken dis- The anodes of Spain the high merits now biding Good -- - Stk. to 745. Hamlin' - - SIL to 811 sc o ot d i . l a dy t o w h e w b e was Hy ass asiversal of Weneee . fief illoekams. Mal Breve Ms. to li.. Bastards - . res. to 7s- be demeeded the sedegemiee This khtsythilatag aod DrUIimatBLACILISIO.is Prepared by - as. to Si. Meioses - - ISM. to ft, ROBERT WARREN, Used - - - Oa. to as. Candy. Roma ltd to l lug do*• his card •v an table, to, Brains, LONDON ; and sold is every Tows ii the -dm ----- SZIMIFIELD.-Fato ay. get to light a deed, which Mr. Wisdom. 'Pe risk theellid rise et. of elga Gad lad. ash. Me. ....... pt, but rang the bell s sett es P . a ij ect u aa la ce? :l ul l: Pots, Sad . h it. La led.. A ......... fad to Ile. WI. caTTLa al. WASEar 0 t t he desired that Ale master liar Pot .f hoe Is equal to Four he. Rattles of Liquid. Meese .. tel.-trim. Bests is the landlord maltirg his fly to,„E Ask for Waisteu's Beaune. l . el. Calves .... . dt Put.... M. el. Ist 4s. et Sheep sod lambs.... 4,1141 er claimed pretecties frees him • • • • BIRTH, lamb-... Ile. AC MP lit-dlid. Aga ,...•.. fir last say act of viellifirk4 lloloo ' j Alma teem lattuess slice tie web et Ids . Denial air. . aka Lila „...orittn.•• ~ o. a- u it , oh she Sadler& prersiostil to ab sy. or Hoagies. In Nee parish of Meremeheaspetese. was r s ..••••wkak• I a. t l i s t Z . • I '"'"'" "." r "' U . • - ho pers i ste d h i fie heateght to bad st swiss. Gad ea Wedesedry het she opals "'"r "*. das an additional re that g a " birth 10 Ohm r idren. (boys) all et whom are sins NISWGATE AND LFAINICNIII A L1..-RY the Caraav dead. The th It likely So do well. Bost • O. Si. to fa. 54. 1 Veel - Va. M. to Se: ei ekes disrespectfully of the Aar MARRIED. Mattes Is. id. to as. ad. 1 Pork - es. ed.', Ile. a - e's) *that ghee the y "4 stet . Mike Jan. II at St. drove.. Heiken, Usu.-Col. at. RAW lIIDNi. . .7 having b". $ 64 1. 41 0 4 I" O'Hara; late ef tie Poetesses service, second son of M . Bost 114 . 6 " A a t - r .t . I Hr l ll•Vllo4:l°6 ' St gat disable Posts. Mr.Cep' liteß. O'Hara, feel: of Mahon. meaty Galway. totted's. Is. td. to . 44. Market ouell Il.• i refusal to light a duel, eafga• west deagbtertotttiariesalerroblisq. of Johamtres. Red. niddliolis 1116 10136 Si- OS. Enftla NL he did not think Mr. bpi Was nien - r". PRICES OF LS%lias or him to meet him. Mr.; Les • umo. snits as se ielbe. !IL to *S.- .a to ellae. fit • er IM.-Orromiag llidte. 17d. to 114.-Itue Heade lark ..',oppinger would sot meet his On Soaday,the Nth ult. at !almighty Ferry, ileoefted. l aid • to gas -crop mo le Inc riartift, 33 t o m* 0. intletuan, be world poet his as Toran_ForTe.;° l ___, l °?!titr ;H. 10r1i•1L1.,1. 4 !"°• 1 7,,_ _ °C__, to IM I d.---Ditto etto Webs. led. to gbh". V. wrsew lay hi ss o b eseeo r h o mot I l i: 1 ; 11 1;Z wmout7:M= late l o r 1 ,1 7: 1 17onnv• 7 1 telhe. Md. to 1841. 7 12itt0...80 to 7 . l_bi. stm 50 Ing..- In' 1 provided with a weapon of that Tipp ee ary„ I r eland. ) Y Lta°lll%.2lll' to ' i l i tt - r a, s g i e. ° 7 4 : 4 4 hrliglend) . &to dirlantly let the observatim ad On Wedoesday, slier protracted sudsiest Midis seller. is," - w o ijeg. so Igo. tt ooo t i o, w ow moo, hid. sl-a. taill6- at briD tame.rs lon g ßedford Crescent. 'EtlaglistelnUseesadt; enat_Ssics.-Polled bad. to 4101.-Dooos. a. 0,1 0 he' tnnitlibt 'is reingies to the = * et very eseineatrraetl es tioV . O i rp i lay il sic Its a; all. 21 - 9 ± . -- • Pilleic or exsiffiTF,C_ ___--- di to that of an Irish reenlist. esioe ;Ileitis of theDese sad Ester Hospital. steam . . • ' Exet the et physicians of the LEmeticAsylum. er. that he had committed • brash .---. OliiiiiiiCiP ILICRANGE.-Fasoes.‘ From Tallow Chandler: Hall.-Price of awl" f t " Amos, M. gad.-lieu M. i Is. tad. --414. per deem allown: h ' ready sosey.._ _ 'e bail himself ifs SOL sod two Asclerdes. 19 9" V.P. a kekp the pease. Diewett sight. It II =A I Gibraltar tiettliartet. Cq° Shi ps lCir-t let- --171.. e. Pelee ...dgeenceor eadeveitizirtra Reimldese.l. Ie tAgewea. 4 Ham% al *lg .an 74„,,,,,a, - . II; -- _ . slim Na. to : 0 , - s' ore Avelyeels. It 7 • RMS. de etteass o fe elb 4, Sunderleol. - 44 -- - Ws. Na. to Us. 0 ritligillg ailiras,- , 12=g. 17 8 . *Ow • leer se Rio hash. as 1 41 Lisboa, 10 7 sod. il O oy Amm ( g r i med. . memed • =Mays eight, ISO Paireiso.llll-Bahhidll try. MU.. lISPOSTSW IN TVS lanai* OF DlClltatit. Coals. tu7.077.; -a inn. aii. hoe Thersisidienatisit . . eke ale s er u sasus . wi la ga - Ibili" " esslit ' ' COMA atrownro Ist• a as-. Ti.: YPiS. Rel. .Cents. /.01.4701 -e5.,4..re.6174. Lease Melte , Ite•botty.• Whew Freelances the Maine,lsll ese For i . 4 I " I:lmi eesk rtal.l i rs. Ali sot I . bed art; tiis*c. a ber i s s uell her s 4l4 ll Mil L' a " and ma d tu ber . I.l4l.4llllllll4 Viwerem; 1111 Rill Meh l). , S E: Osibes. 441. 4 41... 11. “ Tea STATasNair" end • • Th.. ' ...v.:Tin? i OS" (glia.' huger.) No. lei, Stearn 0r0. ,, ;;,. :it. Lleutent's Cliv: le IS RC Vie. to le 11404 Shbelbed• br It. WARDELL. 1 . 1 .. 11 . t. a'• .... all contender!' idly tuned semi, mad saw le iladrid,ll4 Cadiz. SS de. 114.1. 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