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

:~~'• , IRRLAX - D. • 4 ~„ ~. COUNTY, CLARK ASSIZSI.—Exxta, JOLT IL SINRY CANNY, LATE ASSISTANT DEPUTY AWN WASTE* or TEE TOWN OT VENUE. IN very briefly stated the case on MOW 40 Bo said that the prieoser at the bar stout" under separate indictments, wish baying east e letters and property of several person. paving through the Post Office of Ennis is "s• of the country : he (the primmer) in his . Assistant - Deputy Postmaster, having had superintendents sad manageasent of them fur the they remained is the Post Office here, it being to assort sad arrange them preparatory to - forwarded to the plane of their destine .* would appear to the Jury, that on different .in or about the mood; of May last, letters written by several persons to their hinds, parts of the country, enclosing Bank Notes of Bash Notes, and which their blends received, but which, it would be shown dis hed been intercepted in the Post Ofbee is this opened and embezzled by the prisoner. Learned Counsel said, It would be unnecessary eo to the Jury the various occasion on which depredations bad been committed ; he would mention one instance:.—On or about the 17th .;!t; sae of the name of George Sidley, Wog' ~es Quartermaster of the 23d Fellleers, who mem statiosori Is the tiers of Boyle. County Rossiimmieb •- heeler to a person cased O'Briel p residing is Is whisk he eaelosod the halves of ewe Back. 41 Notes; this letter was put tato the Pole Boyle, est never Gaols to the heads of Mt" , but was, it woold be proved, stopped sal. on the way. by the prisoner. Mr. Pike. Fm•master of Bank, Levis' observed ke up his accesses that there was a deficits*. a, fey some previous seams, fell oa the psi aid be (Me. F.) directly applied to Mr. Cog:, was security to him for the primmer. Me. tmediately went to the prisoner's lodgings, is his desk a umbers( letter, some opened 'imposed. with notes sod parts of notes' A than, sad amongst them the letters laid in ladicements. The facts alleged having been ImMence was adduced in behalf of the pri , his character, and youth, beiag Daly 17 4 4*- PaillltEraTilna theft gave a long and lambs and recapitulated the evidence to the Jury, for about half an hoar, wiles they brought of Gaittg ; bat on mutant of the prison , sad his heist( deprived' of his patents at when he most required their care, accompanied ,erdict with a recommendation to mercy, which Lordship humanely said he would ',smooth to est. • Judge thee, in the moot fettle', mannrr.passed 4 sentence of the law os the unfortunate said, is consequence of his youth sad favourable circumetauces, he would resonated mercy. WATERFORD ASSIZES. Amigos, lest week, the Judge hayloft di -4 permits who had bees capitally eeevicted, lied up, Michael Malcalq, James and William Edward Halloran, Margaret Halloran, aid Hayes were thee placed at the bar. The Clerk Crown went through the usual form. sad, as be ,tag, illeicaby oohed his Lordship was hie sea passed? Being aseveted la the negative. he have to thank your Lordship, the Gentle . Jury, and the other Gentlemen, and leave my hireling. But," *skinned be. " may the 1103414 of Hell receive my goal. if 1 had any er part to the transaction." This expres the whole Court with astonishment aed Lordship harieg addressed William and James • had been found guilty of the cringe of ah ead Edward and Margaret Hailers,. aed Hayes. who bad bqem found guilty of bur -1 proceeded to addmos Michael Maleaby Mulcahy, though-have held forth hopes . the other prisonerl.• to you I cannot; for , can you expect in this world; therefore, yourself for death. Michael Mulcahy, you found guilty of ore of the most dreadful could be perpetrated; a crime that has, long and misses exassioation, been brought you. Yea did every thing in your power to v the life of a fellow creature, who bed I from hie childhood, a cirestostance that the aggravation of your crime ; a man who wrongs' you. bas knows you since be was twelve years of the person whose life you had conspired to Merely because he was ono of the Preven t/suds. who wore raised for the preserve . Revenue; a set of sea that are looked treated, by persons like you, as savages or s. As to your dreadful imprecatiom. it has the least impression' upon my mind, nor t the skids of the respectable and coo ...,.oasJory that 'mead you guilty. There is one circumstance that particularly stamps' your N. that immediately after firing at the prosecutor. aiscooded from your dwelling, and it was net 1 lame of I months that you could be (though frequent and diligent hes were yes. As you cannot expect mercy is this sow beg and implore you to spend the re few days you have to live in penitence and you may entitle yourself to the ins:betas icy of your God, through the merits of your Redeemer." His Lordship then stood up, pat black cap, aed paned in a most solemn and ine- Anner. the sestets. of the law epos the an •ruiprite. • ireste..,—William Brien and James Brien to be illst December—the Hallu and Mar- Hayes, Slat August-111ithael Walsh, same day Mulcahy, on the 17th August. • .101 IwqmseT.—Yesterday afternoon an 10. was held at the Jolly Gardeners, in Rochester- Toddll4elds, before J. H. lieu, Esq, on the body Kariba Sims, a maiden' lady, aged 83 years, herself on the preceding day at her lodgings, rich-row. Westminster.—The Jury, without m onie d a verdict, that the deceased coo ) rash act while 'shouting under a state of ft appeared that else was much embarrassed, dr.eaded speak o approaching iasaaili, as she w as Of ten f it. roma. '• (*IL DVAl.l6—Yestorday Robert Mottleneswas charged by yr. William Jackson, of the White Homo, Friday •rreet. apes suspicion of being concerted Is breaking open the complainant's wariest-Amu The complainant stated that ship merails, ha disco vend that the dice had boon heaWlaaa sotteavvad sums of money takes out of thee*. Graphologist hatter sane suspicios of several of his me t , dor.* &greed to permit themselves sad their to.. to searched. Upon searcbler the prisotureett= aka was fiend a pair of stealers marked T. ilembleM t _efid a silver lilt pair of spectacles which had lesj leithp by Mr. idoen in the eempidnant's care, halt so pert of the property stolen last,. sight lX: s ..t i primmer baler naked bow he came by them aetltita, said - ho bad take@ them out of a package IA tits cam plaiossit's verges's. la his Meese, the primmer stated that sheet six weeks ago he was helping Me. Meats. to remove hie geode, when SO his return frown dais', ho fossil the articles in gentles oa the reseed t he put them la is pocket and took them home, where they had seer sleet remained. Mary Leeward stated diet the prisoner la her house, and that be malts= at half-past t &Hea l last night. and did NBA V:l,this moraine. .: • , 4•• , 2 :41 - ': • .. F• ' Alderman WaivivaawallMedefillti B l nefill Usensreow, (this day). A little boy, only elem. yews of a • irilljse.althetad / 0 7-' his father with rep .may rebbisr Patnatlfanelleridit various other things. The father stated. *stalest three yenii sal i ago, hosier some tries & to dime with him,. he desk his wife.** remover several wetchos hamdag • upon the mantle piece; sits pit them late the drawer, sad the seat morning they were mistier. Upon the boy being questioned, he confessed having taken damn. lied tine that time he bad bees repostedtpreilly of dialtAlleflt- On Saturday last he took a severer% a half eroilii. sad a shilling, oat of a puree to the driwer. It was after wards discovered that be had bees with another buy to the Coburg Theatre, where he rave the boy cis dal liers, aid afterwards gave a hackney sesame balfa. pines fee leave to sleep in his coach. On Sunday morning his father fees& him in Hyde Park, and *e now brought. him before the Magistrate, is ardor to save him, if possible. from an ..timely sod. The Worthy Alderman after giving the boy a mast impressive reprimand, rec t ommeeded thp Esther totals the boy back sad try him once more, which the father consented to do. . HA I' TON -OA mint.—lrestenlay evening, before tie lif. rival of the Magistrate to proceed to bedtime. Richard Martin, keg. M.P. for the cavity of Galway, appeared at the office attended by Harris, holoarlig to the Bow. street Patrol, and Brows, the *Seer of this establish. meet, having in custody ewe comenmengen sad their donkey and cart; sad we soon lurid the intention of the lion. Member was to prosecute Charles Wiladee, one of the costermoagers, far barbarous condom to the unfortunate donkey. . 1 Om the arrival of the Magistrate, Mr. Maeda stated to his , Worship, that as he was pliesing is his east ,bear chaise, through Gray's-Ine.lane-road, yes. terday evening, he saw the two prisoners and a woos* riding in a cart, drawa„by a jaskpes • sad the pri soner Witstien beating the . poor usual .lit • brutal manner; that on exenelefes An, 110.'40_. AAA', the leek torn, Addl. Oa, Woo. Ifeledme • WOO* ' bad hose hammed inWelle•elly. for - Shit ilf=of sorted,/ doe jack-ass, and produced to the to , the stick Walleyed by WOW.' in header tbe poor brute. The Hon. Member ceedisdod with goyim. *labia `.seer, be sever saw more savage moods. ,aaarobed towards any poor ass, and remiesled the Ma gistrato Oa lets Act of the Legislature. which pa stetted such conduct with fins or imprionment. The Magistrate called urea Wiledeu for his di fence there being no charge preferred whist his compasion beyond that of Adis( is the can, he was discharged. . • The prisoner said the as was very obstinate in deed, and that it was • )(morass, and lately had a foal; she bad as iselinatios to re dews to Billing gate for oyster, and leave the foal at home. Here the lion. Member for °dent plated eat the stick, its size, and tough supple qualities, with which poor jenny was punished„ end .limited that (be fel low, from using such a weapon, meet have hese a dro ver. and is the habit of punishing brutes. The Magistrate fined the prisoner !Os. which, he being unable to pay, Mr. Mirth put It to the priseeer, how be should like I. be put le a cart, and bait and pasished in the saes way? Hero a young wawa, the sister of Wilsden,elfered Bs. or 10s. being all the Emmy site had. for the re lease of her brother ; bet the Hoe. limber did not like to see her deprived of all her money, and used his lefinence with the Magistrate to let the prisoner for this offence to be set at liberty, which, after a satiable admonition, was done aceortilegly. Samuel Peters, a josrasymas chair-maker, was brought ap on a wariest, charged by his employer with leaving his employ. and leaving' his work an. finished, baring previously received Its. from his master on account. The charge being proved, be was sentenced to one month's imprisonment la the House of Coerectioe. ~ Jobs Boomer. a labourer la t h e employ of Mr. Lay-. cock. of Islington, was brought up on n.esseesese charged with having wautsely sad eralidoesip see i largo ferocious dog on Masser Marks Alford. son of Ur. Alford, of Hewlett's-bill. Ihsters' Comatose, which tore his tremors, end lamented his leg is a shocking manner. Two gentlemee who witeessed the transaction bore tasdnony to Mr. Alford's state ment. They also bad him takes to • surgeon, where burning caestic was applied to the wound. The trans action happened oe last Monday, afternoon, wilts the complainant was cresting the s he e p-p ens . is the field at the top of St. Johnutreet ; .at that time several per sons were bunting a mad bellork.--Tbe outset was , ordered to be suspended for a week, to give the par ties asipportenity of settlieg. Thus. tirilfiths, shopman to Mr. Craig, limns-draper ; High-Holborn, was finally examined, and solositted so Newgste for trial, charged will stealing some marked silver taco sot of the shop-till. which was left there in order to detect him. M a Orrien.—Yesterday TAW,. Garet* a stout athletic Irishman, war brought before the Sift Hog Magistrate, gdmund tiritlith. Beg. for eki l ingly , assasiting the person of Mr. Teeeias Bertram. * . It appeared from the evidence of tbeicomplsistst that be was at the Hone and time pebilaboese.. in Jobe -street, Cato-stem', en M.sday Cueing *beet e n o'clock. with a friend. p a r ta ki ng o f swam aborts' s he l prisoner came in with two eempaisions, and without 'S. 11, ' saying • word be took up their glass and drank the sattesta. Os hfi resenserstisg with blew no she Is propriety of his deeded, bi way isemody beetled lathe ground; and both himself and irked - meat eh,- lastly beaten. Is which ill-treatment his coesysdions' riles suffered. It appeared aloe. that ono Nathan rest out. gravwseertais sips), and in a few misses. Air Wattled? Iffy penes. seersbfid with biodgeons.‘i. said sorremoded tie house ; that they were in the moot latsilsest danger of their Uses burnt. by the Is. striae of several watchmen, they aseceeded is taking the primmer into custody. This,evidasee was fully nepported by soother wheels. The prissier was filly committed. sod the lases taste said that warrants origin be obtained against the Sher twi offenders. Ustenr-H at.--Ilinterday the wife of a Oestiesse was brought epos a warrant ;raided upon thespplica dos of the wife of smother Oeetleesao. eharriag boy with heels, fraterialestly °helloed a atioistare likeness of a third Gentleman, to whom both Ladies Mee per -6'44 well known before they placed tbeetedrennto• der the peons:dos of legal sasses It appeared from the complalaast's statssent r eblit the minister, had been promoted to her by the *Airf oil see time ago. It was sheriobed is her beam ISM ohs fiend it agreeable to change ber cenditios. which was that of a maid, to that obi wife t sod tbs. lae she wait of opialos that it would be • shabby mews kindness to the original. who, though sot ths lastry . 6tan. was stilt remembered. to seed back to him the Nay mitstastisi memorial Alm possessed. abs pledged _ _ • . mialatere at a powabroker's for the sues of three shillings, merely to prevent any little family dispute 'pm the salklect at ham. The servant girl of her imedlaly was the person employed to . pm die obis. tare eat of harnis way; bat the defendant. who sea. calved herself better eotitied to the property than say body else, leaned where it lay, and that the Upbeats was nearly expired in date. She forthwith applied to the pawnbroker, was willing to pay ay deemed, bus not Wag posse ssed of the deplicate, failed I. her at. Seelpt to get possoselom of what she so highly *slued. oier perseverame was at length vitmerieue. She pro. eared the *Admit of the girl who pawned the minis ! tore, and that got hold of the miniature itself wMck she seemed determined to keep In splti 4 law or rail. gion. The complabaut was not aware of the trick that bailees played.ustil she want to pay the 'merest oe the meaty obtained so the ministers. She them beard elle means seed to deified her, and proceeded la quest of fell reparation. TM defendant said, that the miniature had hem presented to her by the original some years age. aid that she retuned it to him 9000 time since See the purpose if having it newly framed. The original was not penctaal in retuning it. and after espeated hiqultleo, the defendant found it was pureed by a set. Mat girl. and released it ander the impression that she Me best entitled to a memorial which had beim so lmg. sad en melt seaditiess, in her pessimism. ; The parties were ordered to appear aria to dlowle deb...lsles with the miasma of whams's. , • . 1111A11110A0VGWATRIBICT.—Yeeterday a with h is his sboalibe r eces 1 tuna! urea 4 tlie been of Pergasm, et street, readeilkequare, ender VOrMlPOlellienno: names, whisk led some ledividmie to aide, hie; tad at liagth be men to go down the bee step. valet re:fret leg whether the chimsey mated el em. it ore lag so sae there lie mimed IM and ,ebbed of four valuable spoons witiel4 I on f the dresser. The individuals who were watching saw him mime out maim is a great berry, sad vaned N the ems of am Cartea* wide% he sewed is • like maser i bat trellartiallitiso theme melerlally skated, bible** bee_Srbies beisikeithisf dal siorady emad his meek. Ills milted semeger sempisiem. tad as alarm was lastantly made, ea which Jae wee Memel ; sad on marching him few silver table Meow were Grand la hitatoot-bag ; and he woe gives in its and broegtt to this place, whoa it appeared that they were the property of Mr. Fermin. who 141011111 ed tkem.— TM white handkerchief and Whet read bb meek 'penes, were sot his own, bat a barber le a mightiest. It bones, happened to leave it la the Webs., sad die „fable visitor, thinklog it would adore his penes, took - Illaliberty of tying it clumsily resod his throat rattier lliek sell it ie his bag, and left die place with it. Plink the elm. questioned him, and he said he lived is Spi bat the ems being proved be was fully coo. shied i s w trial. . TIMM POLICL—EZTOITION AT A WATAIMAN.- alarm &ea, waterman at the Tower4tairs, was brought up on Tuesday, at this office, charged by Mr. Hoary Jesephs, with having demanded the mum of two shillings, fey taking four patience from tlie above stairs. e beard the steam packet, then lying of the said ,Main. On Mr. J.'s refusing to pay the same, be threat. sand to fight him, sad subsequently robbed to give Mr. J. the number of his beat. The worthy Magistrate &e -dam, this to be A most atrocious and aggravated ease, se he had takes three times his fare, which is bet two pence for each person. He therefore fined him in the pe ed" of 40.. for the overcharge and abase, which ea his massing his contrition, Mr. J. consented to fors se.iamindition of his making a public apology in two aewemen ; which being consented to, he was severely reprimanded, and discharged. Susilay sight, &beet eleven o'clock, three horses be longLig to a Mr. Leach, • baker of Streatham, Soucy. are swims oat et a Iteld, end the thieves peesedi through the toll gate, at Redblll. with them, at ten minutes before twelve. a distance of sixtme which they did is tin minutes wibis the hoer. The animals on arriving at the gate were ready to drop from fatigue. mid were shockingly jaded. The robbers, Eve in somber, proceeded to Redwood Common. from whence they drove -sweaty mere bones into the farm-yard belonging to Mr. Harding. At this time. two labouring men, named Wiliam Weed and Jobe Gaston, were returning home on the high road, sad bearing a noise io HArding's yard, which they eon shined arose from the eerier tryiag to catch his horses, and thinking they would be seise &Islamic, to him, hey want to the gate of the farm yard, and called ant, " Jehn Rockland, it that yen ?" They received el,. answer from two of the robbers, of " What do yon want ?" and at the same moment they were pounced epee by two fellows, who felled thorn to the grimed with bledgeoas with which they were armed, and tom eseeeed bestial; them till they were nearly lifeline, and. ,blooding prefasely from their wounds; one of the ref. km bit of the end of one of Wood's finger's. They were now reluforeed by the other three robbers, who rode the stolen horses, and end aaaaa red to cause the animals to trample on them; bet finding they did am - succeed, they dismounted, and all lye commenced beating the poor fellows till they were mealy dead. One of the rillatu exclaimed" Let as kW the ••"." „. ' . After they lid ao disabled the ass, they tare e del"," three. horses they stole from Streatham, tad gl ad tisearies these al the other* sod the robbers hes; , momited a horse each; old towards Salf er d. ri e ; • shoed a mile farther. W..sei Asa G am m a „," " ice ,jsoretli that shay costa sot give the least alarm 0 2 the read to Salford the robbers were met by , a Goa„ named Thompson / of MAO*. three of whom, e n ah log him, armed Oar binge Isnals aid ssNapped 6" towards Loonies; the ether two proceed': si Lr sato Mown", the other side . of &Wiwi-gate, ol,ere tO e halted a ahem does mod thee gallopped towatis den a4ais after their assosisteu The.robiers teseed to ilessimae, where all else was lost. 71,, villains are seaweed to he part of tee n , te I lee," stinkers, who were osly discharged from 'lrm o Hesse of Consoles as Sataelay last. atter sirs ie.: eoatinemeat; and If so, their peewee are well leases to the yeller. The poet is.., Woad tad Oastaso o sow iliac very itsgemesely ill at Peteridge-ireelay are encoded by Mr. Steak the seems, at Seim Yesterday Mr. Welland &dry, the high rascal!. the ham, el of Brines, to whets two of the solo quote" helm% gaweisfostswites at the P..1ice. 4 4, 4 flake Hall, aad the shako/ the Akers were intro", od 11e site Mneistrate.to Mse the siert f.r the* leers. Mr. lotards's hews wore left bobbed by 11, Abioves. Os* of the mast *arise seimpte that we resettl e to here heard of, was sommitsmi _yesterday within few saes of this lowa. Twee yonog ladies (ee, them not ware this Simon yew* of age) had gme visit the in. enter-61) at Sonslag Bride, mid _stir redeye he. the spot, a peen dressed like a fame waist saddesly seised the eldest girl asd time if ea the gti.nad. la the lira tr.oeai.fit bee sew ' the yewagost stmt Snit bat being at Asa intheim pity, aid moved to deeperatios by the bilteemtbs et her companies, she resorbed, sod featly,* eekkg • the villas by the back ref his orelteletle, neatly este /led hist. Thum assailed. Mee villain was glad te' Asa • MIL Wiliest iatniry, however, has bees weir. sd gosh twarhs .braised of his dross sad person,aswe lair little &eh. will had to his de iscio i.—(Dresf is Courier.) Oa Wed seed arsievedieetreespertah I e young wean the wife of Mr. Mean& MeiWirs dealers fesidite is Princes -street, Weataissem• walled at the shop ci Xi. Oriel, chemist dad draggle*, in Tothill-semere,sei sr reseed a serials emitter of areenic, for ties pivot, oleo said, of mime with lees wheat, Is *tier to pai senrank The peens who nerved her ee, r ed b e , i s S, carotid, ass Magi* grain, he observed. • was devemi selliclostmr destroy life. Ferns to her perms., hos ever, els rotsrabig his.. the err, w ed wanes isms diately swalloarat the Wear, which hassles dens, she wait in saver of Mr hatband, told his. bet shoe wield take cars of his oblides+, for that obe'lealidear lite deed she bad so keg onatemplated. ThWeitate if the deed, the deem if tie beeefal fielteral, made their appointee& Qr. Morris of great Wiry , street, sad Mr. Conies, isms.., fld^••-•eiere, were sent tor; on .their their eeMlemeoe 1 4 6 Ai Stumm peompthiedes gdhalkiatted the Nasal speciice masipmed 118 I. web saasaimepeomiag little it at h.pcs Rio she tasostable eesniu.. The unfortueste creazue, wow the In the most cam, her dieseisties iteteiristeetest being Weed fon The caw, assigam the nob eat is jetlemsg,„.. l - *sieve she task of essordleig a lassentehio stablest, "limb osterred it the-Respe Lusatia Aayllay . fav tie • i s de WeiliddellAAA poor isueleisfiud Them 1 1Wood, of Olsen.," ywtiu wf age, waa biotite to that pia" as Moseley. is asititea soak, mad was imam& Moir yetis a ward. Ow Wadaseday morsiag he at letspeed to bang Memoir is his aril, by swam et his Isidiestohlef, bat was discovered is time to present the 411111114110dresst d his design. It was times seem 111116 Meant. to remove him to a plate of realm as taffillY, jail* yob ansordiegly pat ism a refromery ilia Bay pftwiwee to his bidet/ placed thy, every possible pescastioa was appareotly takes to swam bin frees delve himself any harm. A strong leathern kit was hidiesed mad his waist, with straps paideg veer and hissed down clime to his lady. To lest, were firmly fixed two leathers porches. Stinnes. late which his hands were &reveille psi, sad twisted it Ilse wrists by two iron hilts, width were fast *bed is their places. For still grater socurity, iv* blibern (traps were passed width' each saw, tad linsklod nail his uncles. In this 'Teesdale, he was pet is • strong cell, where ha was, a short tine after wails, visited by one of the physicians of the style.. teed deemed to be pert etly seewre from toy possitak harm; yet after the lapse of about two Isom, he arm Semi • corpse. He had contrived to gnaw sens or open 'he packets with his teeth, so as se Fes the fivers of Vs baud oat at the side, mad, in this situation, he had sa wed to unbuckle the straps firms both his legs. Om el them he had fastened eeand his neck, and with the Mite be had mopeaded himself (vat the liar of the Modem Attu, '-of • his cell, at a height of little ter4 than eight fest from the ground. The efforts he mit leave made appear most •ittraordieary, and scarcely to be accomplished by human power. The unfortunate Inas has left a wife and two small children to lament his hew —(ttee lateliiganeer.) Ptootsts and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, rettiod the Pal,lir that Neat Tuesday (August 13) will he the Last Day of Drawing the present Lottery, and the eoseiasion ()film Contract; is that Otte DI Two Prizes of Ttuart Tooussno Pouxos are to be decidettand probably they are amongst the Numbers now on sale at the Lurk, Corner, 1, Corohill. MARRIED. On Tuesday. the 6th lost. at the Parish Church of St. Glare, Southwark, Mr. S. C. Wiltshire, of Cornhill, to Sarah. second daughter of Joseph Goodchild, Req., of Toe ley-street. Oa the 341 Instant, at 1.114, France, Louis Adolphe de Cheaters, tsouslntendant Milltsire, Chevalier tie at Look lhe. to Framers Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Sir Richard Croft, Bert. Oa Tharsda;, theint of August. at St. Mortis's-fa-the. fields, Benjamin Gold M. D. to Sarah Pal :AD, only daagteer o: Ws. Blew, Baq. of Wareek-street, Pall-Mall. DIED. -- On the :lb test. in WeMeek-street, Lady Alair , the wife of Lieut.tOes. Kir Robert Melt, E. C . On the S&I nit. et Bath. aged M. Mary, relict of Joseph Aleoek. Esq. of Roehauipten. Os Sunday test, in Well-street. DaekseY, ag ed gleasora, the site of Sir. Stephen Curtis. Godes : Edited, Prieted, and Published et tie Moot .• The Ilreeessan" end '• Toe Conerrreiness" Oral! Paper, No. 297, Strand, by R. WARDELL, LLB. to whom an essessaisleatleas, Orders, Re. ars mewled lo i be addressed: . . ) . • 1106112111 • COUNTY TOPAL OP us se Mr. Qua, She Crows. charged uss bessint the whilst pill Timis parts • 1 , 1 rapacity .f 4 Übe 'outlet 1 1 I time duly r 11 me defy to ) their being , ties. It wi . .' , l • oesseloas s •l •V! bed hems v is varicose p 1, i t 7' 4 1 i sail parts • A *ever read Gully, lly, bad /'.• ...r..4; 1 toms ' sad The Lune ii. 1 1 / 1114.11 to tl these deprt 'I merely mei . , of May; 'a ;,, thee Qsate 4- 11 sterl••sed Is wrctit MI 1 1 Lioselkair. I ' t I of Ireland 1 •011ee la Ile li I Orlieles. bi i . I pleadered II • tad, the 1 11 , Nubia( up easpielos, I i • ewers and • tie. who wa Coedit lola e sad fogad It • • cad some 1 ) i i: . i i • folded la th 1 the lodide i proud, Slid soser u to years of am t, Baron Ps ass charge. ; p 11 . who retired • 'la a verdict 1 1 er's youth, an age whet . the verdict, i 1 • his Lordshi G°V The rl I 1 :1 1 ‘ t e al ' i I the awful • ' • ( • yoath, bet I other laical him to mere 4 11 1 i As theft, 2 I Is 4 rected the y to he called k si ' Brie.. 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