The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-26 00:00:00

i • 111 g . !• , .- .;,4 . -:$: •• //% S , , ‘ 11 0..., rAra P th e .soe c tionees, elm, Fee: m ow on the pa l‘k of the esece4gs e _that the drawer& were • 14 ntg A44teri mAgeo 24 - - sold r and thei, the,Pertm4nt had con,feseed the Its' • ' nee. wernthire. .It wakens* invited by a pariOn at • CROWttipg. mheeeltOetethasgaimistriere tainted by the:Defend . • •• across att.. nuitoar :woo!". anS„ Slot thesombes of guineas amounted -Krbelmees' WO Willi st iwit Q.corge Duo 4 , 44 tat 1 9 0 .10 1P 4O tan Phyla. o; rtrs , . - )4110. 4 10 V ' tvi il . tf . •at CiikUllth-Vnt on kite 4th st fie' ' II"' l e •tA9L-Pktiaan• rAknFtaal en tie part Or 04 4 Pe-, 55i , , 4 41 -Aill."'Y utieril6 " tree, a " 44 ' allink• a re h ild on Al t l b i lt ca lb i a led Pla n i o nti w iftl ies 4 s no b i u s t ectie "d ed elv iri the ac- al!' tint., ee l knowing the same to be a cossiterfeit, the , ggeoserit of 11. to ,10 1141. 14.0,5idi k i pl f pi to d i. : don, as it Cook! not be proved that these goineas: Store actually his property; on the contrary, beCon.! fre‘d the Governor and Compost ef .tbe Bank of Encased. I teoded.thot she easy nog consider the property .note The list „ r o am „onto -or, the n ut o f I k e roma . i t, have belonged to the doceetied, but to his O I OCOO. con ; as jamas ' B a l d , too T drsoli nri - o m , h e kept tote- LOU, or to agape • Oen noispowa. The guineas might-- If o leg of Fritiala publiu.jmee Jo he parish of. Gil- 4. v. bow 0040441tette by soon see wholly uncos • Benham, and on the morning of Wednesday, the 4th ntIOIAKI with thLs dicassed. es 4( Febeeary hie, bob the Prisoner, CUDs into kis W. Baron Sisinsams, however, held Out the poem loose, and having mks, Perky being toned in hie bane, was aefficieot topsoils . aostie liquor, Offered e 14 ileolt.note in peyesent• M soon as. Ibel IterAt Platy that/A VII the. roperty of the deceased. he wrote the name of 6.fivieltorew ( the ease Py which .A verdict was immediately 4orsd fir the Plaiatiff, Ise had preciosity kopme Watchorst) ems t#a note. . ilawNieoAto Assidini oodles Guineas. Me bad known Walters for sheet lye Yaws and --- oleso -- kAir kip obeli be Reedit anthem. YORK, Manse 44. • • 11•41Ina•Milass a WWII-broker, residing at &map- THIAL OF THE LATE THEAMIKER OF THE LEEDS Sgth ,lit the parish of Gillinghem, proud that on the WORACILOUSIE. Vie! February Nit broth the Prisoners come into his The Indictment, which Consisted of three coonts, shop, and having bought some stockings, gave a 11. stated abet Jags Squires, being a clerk and nevoid Desk-note in payment. lie put the note into his to the Cblivr,ltiver.fletts and Oresseers of the township pocket, in which he bed previously placed a bundle of Leeds, did /WAY', by elites of such his employ. of four notes, bet they were not wised together.— Mag . the . ., sem of 1 4 geinees , which he kandeleotly VW,. . were NW parsons to the shop at the time, one trottoosoWo land converted to his owls use. of Whom was is Jew, of the name of. Lovy, who got MX. HARDY stated, dmt Ibis vas a prosecution Ms living by keying and sellirig clothes. In comae- fo!uuded on the statute of the 35th Geo. 111. which . doonre of i n f orma ti o n g o reee k e d t he wee r, arc a , the Ives pulsed to remedy a defect in the law, sod tomakis Prisoners, in company ,with Ayres, the constable, it larceny for any clerk or servant entrusted with and a person of the statue of Pallier: . money for the see of their employer to embesole os John IVilliam Palmer was' a •peblic.hosse.keeper convert the setae to their own use. in Gilling 4 no i sot& was, on the dtb February, iu TO Prisoner Was employed by the Churchwardens company with Miles in search of the Prisonera. end Overseers of the poor of Leeds, at their clerk, Attu Ashdown deposed, that her besbaed was a to receive and pay money on their account, and - in . cord trainer, residing on Chatham• hill, and that, o n the course of his employment he received, on the 93d the 4th of February, the Prisoners called in the of June, the sum of 14 guineas from the Oierseer (mining at her house. Watchers', who had called of Lepton, for Toney e s dvanced by the township of about belt a dozen times before at the public-how, Leeds for ' the payment of their poor. • This money sild td' her, 66 I want your hesirm4 to Ploy me a the Prisoner did not account for, but secreted and time" - The Prisoners went op stairs where her has- converted it to his own use. In the month of Ja. liked Wsi, it'd presently they gene-down stairs. cod Dairy last, in consequence of some suipicion enter sit* tone was played. Upon the retioest of Dunk, tuned of the conduct of the Prisoner, the Committee, alp Wetti for half a gallon of beer to a poblic.hoe4, consisting of the Churchwardens and Overseers, sp. near at hand, and for' this purpose he gave her q 11. pointed a day for the particular ezamination of tbe n'24 l . Sh? ION!, !lave yon not some 01,910' 1 -- oet-town peepers, and of his accounts; notice was Drank replied, 6, Go and get change." ThF beer sent to the members of the Committee, desiring their arm . obtained, and the change was given to Doeir. attendance ; and, in pursuance thereof, the Church. Witness did count it herself. wardens, Overseers, and paupers attended, but the' 'This testimony wag corroborated by the evidence Prisoner did not make his appearance, and it was ot thih usha nil 154 Pebijecui. loon discovered that be had absconded. ...Ti ii!m ' as Ay rp4 l t i c cppllt Oj c , was nest Tio ' r ip e d. A number of legal objections were urged by the Ilp Opted, that in coosentseice of iuformetioe he Counsel for the Prisoner. It was also contended, bad. re c eived, be, loot in search of Nye p r i eeper ..... 7 that it was necessary to prove the appointment of tie *went to the•Petitltet , , pisblic-lsoeseat Chathep, Overseers; but this was over-ruled on the grossed Red in shouts (easter. ofao beat the Prisottert caw that their acting as such was sufficient to raise the in, With's, was :well Itpliwo et' Cbethern, end es presumption that they were dely appointed, and that soon polls Prisoners came in, he beard a voice sly he bad treated with them as such. Another difficulty ",4yrivo Oil litre" Immediately the Prisoper made erase from the property having been laid as the taisards the door, bat the; were pr rooted from going , joint property of the Churchwardens and Overseers; out by the witness. H. *id, " Toting men, I most Thermos it appeared that the Churchwardens were trepple you , for 'met nettles; there have been reports ippointed for the parish of Leeds generally, and the of forged Binh-netts being about, and I suspect Overseers for the township only—and that the 3 . 0 ,,, li e t o e too l ' o m i t Iw o the,! err, end slightly former, therefore, had no legal jurisdiction in the segrched thee: while 4 etas doing this be observed concerns of the poor of the township. Derok take something like a raneast bag out of his The Coon, after hearing the Counsel on both pechet ; hitt be did pet fool' fog it at that time, hey. sides, determined that the objection was valid. Bet, log. to essistence. •Ila told the Prisoners to keep their et the thin of this discussion, it was discovered that 604. 4 40 1 1- there was another count, which stated the property .It ,Mla proved by the landlord and landlady of the to be the Overseen only. The trial then proceeded% Parke:4u, public-loom;, that ;bout an host after the. Mr. Richard Kemplay said, ha was au inhabitant PfiaOttery weep gone , a canvass beg, containing 911 of Leeds, and a Churchwarden for that parish. The' Bliik-notet, and 41gr. in silver, was found its the Churchwardens and Overseers of Leeds, in Jens by of the .public-house. Thi' "el delivered into last , be said, were ,Robert flick , John Cadmus, 4yres's heods. The Prisoner Weicithrst, the day James Nelson, James Lonsdale, Joshua Barrett, a(tes Aiis aßplietiessign, , Spoo beiog, told that the beg Joseph Walker, Richard giquipley, and Ciyartea was (piiiiii,. s t aid, 66 t ilicieetes are yowl, the siivot lisrrison, Ctiorchwardasts; and William Richards's" is. Y". 40 it • Joseph Smith, Benjamin Winter, Phi lemon Land, ' Miry Assn Spiliett, lacisitadmig a public-house at Robert G a mble; Richard Walton, John Wilkinsoa, Itoclicster l provett, that .on the ;d of rehreery the Griffith Wright, and Joseph Dickinson, Overseers. l'risoner Walciterst elate to .her house, sod bad The Churchwardens, he stated, were wardens for sole, liquor . . Its tendeced. lye Payment A 11. note ; the whole perish, bet acted as *verdigris of dispose ay.n.,the seid, thet eito did not likc to take those for the township, in conjunction with the Overseers, ti f te‘ t es she did oot know : good from bad notes.— who acted only . fbr the township,. ilfie . rrAsoster said, that it pas very good, aiid change Mr. John Senior is the Overseer of Lepton; der li as. given. ing last year they had some paupers residing in the :Cha r io t Christian, one of-tile Inspectors of Rank. township of Leeds; be knows the Prisoner, anti. motile, prated. th e notes teadered by the. Prissiness, went there, on the 23d of June, to settle with him, ai WO ce the 24 in the canvas, hag, to be ell forge- for the money the township of Leeds bad paid on etc., rift ,t, trrY, cftiAfict. count of their township; be paid the sum of 141. 14s. ..4 1 1 rfkictnets said, in their defence, Ow th ey did in country bank-notes; it was for slaty by • gone 11 , 111 13 1 0. the ;gates lave 4414. meek*. §teerel eiteekser gest them a good chsrecter. 7 .- Mr. Richard liemplay then underwent i long ex -11:he ' lvry found a Verdict —Guilty. antinittion, or rather a series, of eaaminetions„ the g gitionsa,of 4000 .. 0 imulndinin4 passed u p on substance of which may, however, ttn briefly stated. _ 11 0 cii o ll 4 l4 , - . , He stated that he was in the habit of eagsquing the .....-.... put-town poor accounts kept 01 the Prisocer, week- • . . cppo i soup. ~.. • . , iy, god of placing kis signature to eackeattroinetiop: *weans see. fosni . qtkosAin . . . ha bad euuiined those for the lest reef years, sod scoos . ons ASA', canons p. a t risigs... . .. !he book was in the Prisoner's own haud-writi%.—: • Th is was 4 case e ll% o u ntee 4 l:tiquoidee - itsie hot Witness haling some sespidge *NISH Con 'so dght, vest, Nand tbt CiDipt was Cc 1,04.10 ‘Ot RAClfill. ID CDR". pie Mr. Squires notice, on the '444 of December 4 11,refe• 1 .ti , ,_ , Ow, by direction of the Committee, that a Meeting - Alte Pleinti ff s FOP Ole eSeittitiei,nfb)lr- Nobliel **old be held for the specific purpose a. et ileining 4 4, ceete o t ee o I ,4o e ( e ode e t mi t e . a sfs f plieepee re. ,the o&,-tpwo pitapat% end the accoonte • connected thing. was right ; sod -he qi llll - 40 -P l Ai• VII "II I!' action el *reser, _to with them, to see if "soy rt,Olfr. eertsip prOperty from the De(ettdent ‘ ender tiire44 lam to Elio notice to the Charchwardess, the following micelle!' clrsossatasoes :—Abost the Overseers, and poor of this esamieetios ; the Over xrPl.l,l of .lags pr .1 .. e1y Pist e a slily took pla ce of site Geese aryl poor attended. g bat the Primittes did not— property of the Plaintiff, a t which the Defendant belied absconded. Mr. Kemplay produced the ledger, &Retitled fur the purpose• of pit wing part of the er WNW the cash-book, kept by the Prisoner., is properly. A clienl .1 eallocitalout-tree drawers which all sums received by him, on "scow of she was put ni , .!)x, the aoctionees, and bought by Om toWotolAPl ought to Iwo_ beers extend: she wittier IYelendent los the sum of dr: A. In the evening of hid esjouttely enamined it s bat there wee no entry of the sane diy the, g . Sods *ere renigved,.en4,emeng aue,eneapititi by the Overseer of Lepton,. The Psi. tbern were these old drawers; while the person em. songs had given io *al book as a tree acanthi of the piciYed . hy lire befendint to remove his purchases from mosey he hid received end paid for the tawnship.—. sle . premises i.e . 1,444' the drawers to Defendant's Witness said the NUM( bad - bow appointed to kite i siCiei drawer fell , r - --itiii• - full sitl‘ntion mere homy : in *dine, and Se _..____ Ji PPINI/ 4 / 1 11 0 elf guineas. The Defendint was wee a written appoionsect. Do this finvememel'" aind'etme sting tlie.clkte!,Yteuie otjoiiio-boob. is which, ender the date et .' *hit he sfieuld alt? --44, 'in , 16, IEIO, themeless • akeusorenclem et live Widens. tesiiy notes peln . mow a Ott Pciseser to be Clerk, to -the toiiiess es heikiiicastio+,Tlits' with is setery of 1901. per ;ripens. The Princess , - ever, positively ietitletl, bilAnCtnAllintlld In his. sitsunios, by ilissitheageeet• fathergo to law sheet it ' Ofernilltrins Irldlent Ile; no. appniutmeni. l'he Men, upon being raft , *fleet Gather kelaroseederas relating to 1%001 diocrosete, and . sow Imes also read, by, which it at _ bona! igtirii is. s • 1104/4YINV 4 .-Ago) he had- bent tiokient is his, .:-. STATFAY4Atit . t*- • about 501.0talf ; of vehlch . the Committee ead agreed to cancel, and to accept his not. for the other moiety. 1 444D1t Ahem milted to *hat limuhlok Me PO 15eltif refloaltiod ha tens Widest ha bis *vowels ? . 1 1 1 1 J4OttiVepid, Ise *light the quatiou impra. ,Poir.o t lls %FPO 4 Pt9sdieeagainsa hies. Hillairf said be asked • it with a view te raise oho presemptie.e that Abe :14 Setiettee hat was proved to !bar, received 4d.aet bees omitted entering through , accident. In this /kw his Lordship Shoe* the trestles' "tight be proper. Mr. Keesplay, ha reply, stated, that the Primmer held admitted Met the sem of ISOM. was unaccounted or is his beaks ! being seas he bad received lid cot' litesed in his hook. Mr. K. also staled 4AeS Primmer was .[ways required to prodeoe she ash in ilsiafierode monthly, when the eccoorne mere esamined.. ' The evidence far the prosecution hiring gone timereilb, Mr. WILLIAMS rose, sad contended that ' sere Isis nothing to go to the Joey, antlthet the Pee. 'seaters had not offered a little of evident , * to peeve thee*. Primmer had converted to his own use a 41w. gle farthing of 'nosey. Ills Lordship said there was certainty evidence' es' go to the Jury. The Prisonee being celled upon for his *Wylie peid be should lease it to hia Coeesei, 4tho celled I* following stiisaestss :—Mr. C. Woad, of Leeds; Mt: J. Ms:eland, Mr. Clapham, Mr. J. ilitscaliffe, Me. J. Mersisail, and Mr. J. Welker, all el. Birstell; 'Nee Leeds, mod all of whom spoke in very high toils of the Prisoner's diameter. After his Lordiship had stated the evident*, and espiaised the law in reference to cases of tralbeeste. relit, the Jury conferred together a few momenta, lid found the Prisoner Guilty ; but stressed their)* wish that the Court would, in consideration of his lesser good character, shier him ail the mercy tits' r tdrcurestaaces of the case would admit. On Monday, after sentence had bee. listed MI * other Prisoners, John keires was placed at the , her, and being asked, in the Impel terms, what bat had to say why sentence of death should not be pass. ed upon him? pleaded the benefit of Clergy, adding, 4 I bppe, Iry Lord, you wilt pal merciful ; I did ppt listend to defraud any one." " His Lordship shook his Wenn token of his dint's. probation, and thus addressed the Prisoner:—`' Lt is very painful to me to have to pass sentence upon a man of your age, and who has, for so many years, filled a most respectable situation in life, and received so high a character from so many respectable per sons; and this pain has been much increased by what I have jest heard you say—that you did not meau to' defraud, because it shows that you have not that con. trition which you ought to feel. Yoe were placed in a situation of trust; yoe enjoyed, and it *as sup posed that you deserted, the confidence of your em ployers: you had a salary which would have enabled you to maintain yourself, and peso the letter period of your life es respectably and creditably as you had done until these transactions took place. How far sled how dreadfully have you fallen ! The crime was committed with deliberation, and it had the great aggravation of being often repeated, for besides the particular sum of 141. 14s. which forms the subject of the charge against you, which it was your duty to have entered to the credit of your employers, and, to have accounted to theta for, you have admitted a de falcation to no less a sum than 1,8001. If there could have beep the least pretence or ground for supposing that the onthsion to enter and account for that sum was the effect of mistake or occident, the Jury who were so much inclined to pity you, end who retort. "tended that the Court would extend inwards you all the mercy the circumstances of the case would allow, would not have found you guilty. This re commendation the Court does not forget, and * under all the circumstances of jour case, the Dior( doth adjudge—That you be imprisoned in the House of OPrrection at . Wakefreld, for the term of two years." . . _ RIDE PARS APPOINTMENTS. -~- MAILLSCIROUGH-STlMET.—Yeelerday Mrs. Blaney, who for a length of time has had cher*. of Grosvenor ate, in Hyde Park, under the direction of Mr. k'oughier, the Deputy Ranger, was brought before Mr. autumn Gets, *Urged nitie effusing to deliver op dm keys of the Lodes, conformably to so orders from the Right Man. Lord Sydney, the High Ranger. It appeared that Until about eight weeks. ago, a person named Wise held the situation, under eke wet of Lord Sydney—but being attacked by sickness, which finally messed his death, the Prisoner's hos. bead was plated in the situation until a person could be isfy appointed to All the office. Lord Sydney at tut granted the commission to John Legg, his Lord ship% porter, and en order was signed and sealed by his (Lord Sydney) to take possession of the Lodge, and .01 albeit appicepriations. About a' week ago the Prisonierhs husband died, and yesterday morning Legg drove his furniture to the Lodge, letteeeding to take possessipo, but was opposed to the Pat:suet, ekho refused to &tip the key, and skit the Lodge against him. A - scene of great confosioa followed, which attracted some persons to. the 'pat. litgg not kr a constable, sod gave hos is Muni to Mm. . Th e Prbqnan, is hay damn, Shat-she lest de. sired by the Deputy Hoare, and severed of the Not*, men and Gentlesseto who (regiment the Pack, to k • possessioss of Om gale; iadependime of which a sows of money was One to km, which must be Reid before. slue went away. Shit Mid, admits* of 041 Qom tea sous, she suspected the owlet of Lord *flinty wee. not geniis,. MhaISTRATE--." Desists that that osier be biros it here." An officer mohnenediatoly dispoiellidlest odor which is shoot au hoot% Si.. was btenight by Lo gi , the, newly appointed keeper. it slossiy so (sob Ow appointment, and was sigiesi h 4 Sydney''' . wide' tY black seal. . 7 • . - QOESX•etllAllll.—lrosailk.Amisead ap.setaiidetlis* atifvegiagandwitecielfd Boall 40 ( 4 0- isietiasawes*/.0401 tame.radissed Altaltn•Conileh s sliamaaker, ,in i3m4ckt., Atha. 40 4 hed, that in the lug* , * B 4 bomber, ,Priseeer ; same to hit sbnp emir of shoe, erbkir mimeos sotd remised of kim* 114 41 1 .u0tr (o; 0110 4)***Ver be gaseßshasattr Its. in Ohm, Avg.. M imosisl agbeti v a is a v aane e , oo . Anij immt Prti,:w it idoick iem .rloe44,4, 1 .4 1 0 4 4 4 * es -01 ,110 ter qua NlO.l4.4lo4losaatimit bolos en ths arktaltroringiafOOMlS themem. mots aacabred from ,Psberser, itii*l-4 ,1 4 141 by Sr*. Weityaixis Boob s if he,oveld bat caraelsp qMt the really the person Waco pad MAU, answeeed he 1.0 trey parkin. Woe beim him rause thee assaircapaina particalarly. Alaaailf animagited tee mostroos avd facelisas *Pia to Ale foadaisafto.ll/* 'WOW, ',bir t h to ?wt.* big Psi Meows cash" -*ad aosal4. that if be sat bael-sMaksof as Pity al OM leather, be wield armee mad they would sever have reason, e was therefore positive, the be bad since that time till George &sear/ keep • a 4ilek't-ehop s lame Sasithfield. dePired• Ott NoCember last Priaostar .tea Ls his his dinner, after which be olfmed a end seised for cheap, mbicb witpess , Witness bad often save bier dm* before, heow hhy name which be than ! Boner said, Be lcher badman,. CiareAnarket,, • wimps endorsed instantly ea the, note r - e live from his own hand-writin*, the decsd. was the mine he remised from I Mr. Charles Christmas, Inspector proved both the notes now produced Mr: Westwood requested the Magistrate Marklaud, Esq.) to bind. both the protecate ; but that the Prisoner slN s id for another eiaatination, as many • her know. to he atilt oat which Iplt,had was but justice he should bower the be made uat against him. This was ing_l7. MA*LIIOIOII9II•STRZET.—Tito Overseers of the inhabitants of St. Mary's pariah, P attended this Office. in order to learn warraot, which had been granted by in cosaequence of the complaint of Mr Ikon, against Mr. Thatcher, a Geatleman to4hees as a Public Officer. Mr. Tighe then stated, that Mr. Thatcher Crottoy, the overseer, came to rate " - they said was over-rated ; that as awing, be said their adeseassreutent end went in for his receipt. which them, bet which they refined to look Mr. Thatcher desired him to get oat , he wield kopek his bead off. • He fa( Mt. T. being surveyor of the road, to he pieced before his door, which premised from waterlog their horses at the trough, by iejered him much in his *pineal as it His life, be said, was in contineal oat movements wife watched. A few nights proppeded a short distaace from bis stem was throw°, which missing door with groat violence. He was an year', and was much sfreid of Mr. Th resiliently thwestened to injure his person fore besought Om Magistrate to assist ing his tiff. . . Mr. Thatcher dashed his having which nosed be rausgraami into a threat Complainant, end declared that, as I Harrow.road, be was obliged in place lore his door, as he bad neglected so ' he bad, gives him repeated notices —ll4 claimed much praise to himself instrumental In reducing the rates ' least 18i per cent., and expressed being charged with an intent of ikjur:, of * paralytic of 70 years. he himself being , strength in the mid-day of life. The Magigrate declared his willingness to afford( Mr. Tighe any assistance in his power, bet as tillt charge was pot substantiated by proof, be diselieisi, the complaint. Hansoms-awns.—Oa Wedaeaday three girls, named Kee* * . Saunders. and Howler, aged twelve, fourteen, :tad Mina years. wove brought be the Lose Maros, charged wide' two espial (*Met. Jahn garroter, an Oseer. Mated, that be watelted the M. risers for a considerable time cm Tuesday, going from me elms . lo another in the Miseries, and evidently looking net Rae pleilie ' der. There was as elderly woman with them, who seemed to Se tow* than i and wheoever they catered a shut.el , she re mained op the Was* *slide. He at klas l l StOPOrd o" c "" ing from the shop of Mr. Dudley, draper, is /Litigate. and es lesirchleg them foetid a large flible;cover and an ledit shawl. s:lll*gar *edam of the "eager Priam*. Ilrerree .ll6eiiiriaoaer Reeves, etric d wig, together with Rio ley, has at ,' soft bacasette• dam is orwordp am ater thugs; cob - die numiik aa rtaw ikatese74, o lsk 7s entisio wader the tallies goklatice of Ma ad* loped by . the 011ker. She Deter would seawalls them whit aeresoldeogy,, . - het:they awe her every . notraiag by apseialowal ate cerise ePOI. aim alwayearememed to watch ifeilg they antervehgUllor eat ps, aud *Jr genie her whatever spoil Slimy procang, ret cetSaa is retool a very null sea of witate)e: si lls cos regretted ostrewell the Me aid female dm ling( *limit -a am so richly merited. - ire aka w e enier t w it e e e ':= l ty or mean each juvenile Ma ma:ail piaj v bat tiosight is *mid bean am ni IM ha* to tha md.* f .as to sent thets.estt of she swagety.—Tee Printatirs were folly commit* tbr Med. Strar.evegirt:- 04 TNevaly, a dealt ell anise robberies wba 5 . 4 0 eittiberodiaall elall•Ad ea hemistigietilin berme Mb 11. e J wait lata 9,1041. 4 1 klaikara. to elluire v the et a Mate or a foreign aratultextate. end of ao uo cowoota law stare; lad * alto employ e d:Mr. *become, 1 the sualaosileria *mid, ideadlial the gum, ea his waver a property, sod that. it had bees maim. The Jew was, is cue srauettee, luterregatal. arid detailed. The account be gave or Werposweed at the Sato was. *mho bolt loWitebieed h. sad sholft RV 1112 1 et the alita am. of twice:ea ; one et . sham w s Henan% servant sot of p . whom he bad, ita!ltoollatioroethsei be bad eettatateE tie of the Sam .. _ . lillieutwatte ado ..,... IF • FILLIC . i *POI Li 4 In 4 air .P ri t LC 4 ,4 3 ram biA‘ 44 cw,t, so ,T. 4„ 4041/11 \ tiAt . 1.10 al, 04 4 sow oup.i faros! 4"3l A owder factory, her : orriptiof ( '1 I Opeia Caught*. Or Pl* Pon, I iheii i Fruit i Army, Dnelo l Cher a ,0111 • Lilo ' s All ItZt br • Ira Imo T H ri 4irseal rollers rklay, • rasa 1 DAtt. • wars, wrist, lied oh which . waif. . ly war c.ralrls i. P q4_ ,LI • an 1.; • ::hi I U 4 nil ne • Jim • , I e... II outs 'Coetsiiiiag a bid MI , idotat *es ptgsent at the ijme,. t ,stittie tie et) . ted iho porter fb varier 1(40 the 0, 7 1 ier Oholli It , 4 ' required see *Tkiii the ":dget, hota- I I, sea' Ate; ' tbac be bad i it Abut grii#4:. l tial4-infgiey. ral"• bit. M e ,fril 4 l#Pr j it a r .t l 7. at' thatr 'Won yr% the • s 5 • ~ . rr 7--- -- Melt foal. • - , stAkoahateao It was wiled 101 . Wt. Theatstaaaiddl lai of Almost Under these cireeesstseteek the Magisteste entered so know that he had _bet* .n. , 0 (4±. na l et . e" .l 2:t IS re44----4.4- w ---til. She irootadbite dolitory• of the keys to Legg,. oltiele t A di rg ewa the :r ls mPo simotrad ' „ ma ' ."r m iZii, --. ofro7: of Hot appais4, after some dyitip.r, the Pohl:oiler goloseuied to. pen, of Dr. Closes. of Itoreerseeleartseed *WO hog beft• tha Grareerav In Primmer hod . . • litokit (Mat a 4041 p in the. knead.* where the Mow IM 1. f. it , is he irpairftl; Dr. Cluef,h led jig before beef siiiiig Wen SlibM/4 the HI, •. looks or Me robbery at th e Cabe, .. ..,,, 1 1 " 11* ', 'Oh die 19tH last. at his hosoe, .ztroatlelittert. Sailed.. Mr. Theseeog wee, eif whew d y e Jew Percheird 4 6 c a nkk° ' .0114. WO* 41114 ilno ar Moon. 14.104.. Anima. awl cll. were kneed oat, zzleaded, and after eaderliehitg an ex.* , iss to the Psi- Milt orlpme, • . otoodoo. one I. • reltior tolool. . . 1 9 - Fr 9K_ : Illyyttaiti*Calooal Henry Rai- ~ j .. w .______._'NlP.- ..... •- _-... ...... .--,...0--....- ....... • ,1 1 .:1 4 ; : 1141 . 9 di ? 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At kr, PeAtimilevig eq, Its' ALAI lA* tiqtreiged, , iV e ' rli "Aw 1.4 l k• ?*- • &' V ii,„ r AS im big ! aellest ;ow, fMLAa_ , et want ceatomesk, /4 NCI , Jts eempkin. Ita i 44. A Cli I bad sever nee his.. I. • Hitt. P 4 b O P. N I Loag. ! VAIN iat ea the bib a ' Eire A 4 l . . his shop, ta d had , . Al ft DIV • J * MR II a 11. 8ank...046, • fiftieth Mess gore bhg,...., . . da ,..h.,-, before, bit didn't . ,rt• it i died ter. and Pd.. ': ' .• . , lara.market,mhicia . . ' ; . tt' 4 ' ...A note; fad, ia pesi.. tki• seta *OW proo, • .tt ets Prisormer. . 1 or of (lank-Gala, . id to be terse,. , lagistnte (Edward, . parties over to , . ' 441101 Veld be remanded 1 •,,, 09. g Nier antes were ; 'tithe& bad passed, and it 1 ' ehe.bert the (iro de whole case tot - remaie OS ordered accord.., ' ' .8+ A•I it 213 g 4ll )yerseere and many , l tost Irish, Paddingeen, . -sisaaos. learn the issue of a. i git.t. by the Magistrates - -GANA r Mr. Tighe, a pelt., - )40.prill demise well known. tii t tA t . •iii# two , ...,,.! Prios . Thatcher and Mr.. . _ _ ,__ i t O' ti. to his bogie, which t' tent as they were num. It rent wet incorrect,. . L,l ) . " ' J Bich he tendered in ' ' . ' " • . look at, and that , l t oct of his way, or. f A It farther stated, Unit ' i ad, posed§ mina asoollia s% ' le preview, curlew , Per i l ! i trough, and there. i • Taal is as a publican...A- -LI danger, as all hie ! • • = w eights since, as 14; f .tt Nu a his door, a B rett • - ;,. ; :-1: 1 4 rig him, struck the. .. , rs ao old man of 70 t %c r., trio 1 dr. Thatcher, who .T:llol.korts s person ;he there. ' —As it slat Mm iu protect. , Gold dn origisal bailie rg used any words ; • ilrouiti . tii crest of injuringthet a owlet as surveyor of the, : . , he am dace the railing be. •,.: . -or pnol SO to do, ;Ramis , 1 ; . , - (n es for that purpose. . f r a tee t": : h: self for hawing been I of a TA Issfair i tea of that 1 arish at for sea 'sod his sorprise at . Goose I 'f wital injuries the passes. aself belt% a wif e of. ..; - Tbe Ms. , a ,APICI Icl . 1 . i