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n44l.•Knv T litsem AN . - 7 - LAWINIA 44 ( I / 1 4 A 1 ( LOU RT OF KING'S SENOR, WESTMINSTER, Dec. 4. PARIS a. alumni:E. This was an action-to recover eontteasation iti'daL; mages for injury sustained by the Plaintiff, in conse quence of the liJetulatit's Greenwich stage running hi contact with his.curricle, and thereby injuring the j vitae's, tyre, &c. It appeared that both the parties were on their sitty to - Loudon, and that the altered injury took place at the New-cruSS Turnpike-gate ; but front the wit liesq.c brought forward it was proved that the De.. foulant's coach had possession of the gate—that two.. coaches could not pass through it at the same time and that under such circumstances the Plaintiff ItrW tempted to get through the gate, from which attempt. resulted the accident. • . _ . • Sir W. G A naow, the Counsel for the Flaintiff,sie, sired to be called; and a Nonsuit was accordingly entered, ./ONF.S 0. EDNEY. , , This was an action brought to recover one iffindred guitteas, given by way of deposit for the purchase of the Abercrombie Arms public-house, Charles-street, Ilatton.garden. The house had been put up to sale l the Defen dant, an auctioneer—he at the time of the sale pro ceeded to read the lease. From one of its clauses, it appeared that the occupier of the house twist deal with Messrs. Eliott, the brewers, or pay au additional lent of 1501. per annum. Plaintilf, accordingly, ob jected to this clause at the time of the sale; but the objection was done away with by the auctioneer, who observed, that by a recent decision of Lord El. lenboroegh, that clause had been rendered null and void. On this explanation, and en the belief that it was founded in truth, the biddings proceeded ; and the Plait4itt wit% ultimately declared the purchaser at four Manfred Reins. The required deposit was :15 ceut. and the idsl: was paid down, to 'vetiver whietulte &Woo was nois: brought. • On Plaintiff be thus deciaresi .the ptsystesier, he applied to Eliott's for an assignment of thelealte; but they tbenintinsat. ed that they should ceriainly-eufarce .the Alias* se. curing to them the right of serving the house, on pain of pa) big 1501. additional rent in the event of failure. This Jones refused to comply with ; and called on' the auctioneer to return the deposit. Edney refused ctmpliance, on the ground that he had sold the house under an execution, and that he had paid the money • oser to the Sheriff. The 'lent, —lll ffi 3 11 31 44iVill4d i vi y AhritiliaA house and sheAt jtt,ls t t , e, it - iimiti• liecarried m the business °ran i t tiitnsii.' DUri Hair 0;10, be resigineti'lle tip;' wittsilti - '4O k ih' *0 r ied.will: fa Itteilltifendenr,itthe - was ts (aspen. ter, for is suitable cbmpetialticiv , •, This egreetwest however l was neat; carriticl,/fttp, effgct l , ,aad Dili . rt IVomersley eolnme9co. , tb, ( gteleat acttott for a I . : bWach of eorapant. The eiiiit . Jtisitii %blink -thltetfed .tti . *Yi aide examinatibn Cif " ielf4sSt , 'S ; - led 'let itbti argument' of Counsel en both sidOs,liddressed hltiodt est* JOT., It was almost lospossiblb, Under tha,4rostasstassces. of the case, that the Alaietiff coukr.teffle}: 9141" e• titan , ono shillio4 itA coppensation. . 1 1. f re. *. 1 # au ri‘re'e i went entered into befwedn pai e tfel, *Oat, ro 'lleat i sons best ktieviti . to ilteraselveSi l Watt seder bet WA 1 rigid into elfoCe. ' The 'paper containing the agree. facia had been: sothehotc or other obtained by Ust 'Defendant and dearer/0, but no Berson had prayed Ma he !tad ,pltsessod hitnself of it in a. fraudplotat of - - were Iv bekni e;t a gr ee __ If that was a correct tiew t.— case, the agreeinent'Vetoreit'Uqkatitifiyitia hid 4 be. come a piece of 41114 of vimitlu6vce no damages ioald be Oren ahem no . lona wet inswi tented- The Jury refired for three quarters of and refereed• a verdict tor s , the Pleiptit r of Tor* sl+illii, s. t • CA /MASI ' 'rhiw was an ectito beonght to reePier'efty-ire -guieeag, the *slue of a gelding, and fifteen pounds given along with it, in exchange for anotlkerg i elde in r. ft appeared, that the #laintiff, having f read an advertisement wherein it was motional that it nota. ble gelding was :to he viewod and purchased at cer tain stables on stated days, went there accordingly, and succeeded in obtaining the steed, by giving his own gelding and fifteen pounds sterling in exchange. The gelding, which appertained to the Defendant, 4.as Aed s.ound: and Ir ,leted his Mak' The Jury, however, found a vq.diet for the IVIVOV Z. 9.lftittß. This was an action to recover damagee for an aiki *ult. The I'laintiff was a poor woman, the wife of a coachman, residing in Tottenham Court-teeth!' and the Defendant was a butcher, living in the same quarter of the town. On a day specified, the Plain. : tiff went into the Defendant's shop and ordered a i pound of beef-steaks. hot the Defendant cut off a pound and three-quarters. Thu Plaintiff refused to , take more than the pound, and offered the money j for that quantity; whereupon the Dekndant insisted on her taking the whole, and on a continuance of her , refusal, words took place. A, mon collected round the door ; and the D,fentlant dragged this poor . wo. man into the shop several times, isy which assaults she was very much bruised and itkiertml.' The Jury returned a verdict for .the. Damages 61. _ _lu action brougL., co 1 , dr compens‘ tion in damages, for the injury sustained by the DECX.if hi 3. VULI. V. SILIANT. •i Ur ,ht s sl This *as Plaintiff, in consequence of tin , - negligent,driviag of, and subsequent assault made by, tho thdindant's serant. ' warraoL. ...,.,,, aL having complet. , his par ! chase, the ~ thihtiff - ciused the steed to be taken to fils stable. Hi soon afterwards discovered, on a itiurney ta the otmotry, that his new geldiog. limped !Iti our of his hind. legs; and having applied to a far. riei, he. wo ipformed that the horse had . been lame for come time. lie accordingly applied to the 1),:- fendant.to have ltis,old gelding, with the monet given . gt. _.ng, giv. in e‘change, .resiered ; and the prefsent action was 1 Sir W. GAIRow stated the circumstances of Ate case. The Plaintiff keeps a sort of green-shop at Kentish Town ; but that not being sufficient to main tain him and his family, he was accustomed to attend fairs with a horse and rart, for'the purpose of selling bottled porter; &c. In pursuit of this object, he was, on the 3d September last, proceeding to Bainet fair, by the way of Highgate. As he was going up Iligh gate Hill, the Defendant's servant, 'who was driving one of the Defendant's chaises, drove furiously and most wantonly against the Plaintiff's cart, in which If tli the consequence of the refusal. Seyerall farriers were produced in evidence by both parties concerning the lameness of the gelding, and these (lend, fr f heir-- _ . . . be was, and in consequence of this furious 1' Stich being the situatiori of the evidence, the Jury, conduct, the cart was overturned, the horse thrown ! after havinglistentil tq tr very luminous summary of down on one of the bottles, which ii as broken, and i the depositions by chlecJustice. Sir J isms Maxi from which accident the horse died a few minutes • FIELD, returned a verdict iii favour of the Doren af er, and the Plaintiff was also very materially in dant., . . 1 - , . .o-i<• • •• •• jured ; and when he attempted to ascertain to whom. • . the chaise belonged, the postboy whipped him, and I • ~. , nEcEmeER 3. then drove off as fast as possible. The Plaintiff, 1 '. 4 . DINTLOW V. KELSiEt." ... `v as an action to recover &images for the however, had succeeded in tracing the postboy and! •_,..1 ;This choke. The dame,* sustained by the Plaintiff %ens Viwa',.:,.i. l : ll d° g• • ". a so ,ri , aintiffaiiil Defendant, it appeared, are Wein' very great, and to him almost ruinous, except the 1 Diury-la.ne. ThkoftdbiJ verdict of the Jury should, as he had no doubilit t "eight"il i" l'l:u‘sselke'"r,tl l _' is a jeW i elleraltil the latter illinetimiLer "114iihfkb: would, recompense him, and protect him from the ; petted thitt Os' the - ttinniW i erAtighst last, : Way1:11; effect of such wanton conduct on the part of the Dlendant's servant, by their verdict. Plaintilkis ilmving been mhde aliiisevit of L tilterrier dog fo ' horse had been killed, the cart materially injured preservation .9f his remises, he plaza hini'llea and hall himself hail been so much bruised as to be' huck yard, shere f lie erbited his dilfgetice by itle‘tt-• i tipual barking and yelping.' Defon t rtit whof ii en confined for some time.' 9 _,, These several facts were • ' p rove d by a var i e t y o p old man, and was 'at 'that time i 4* tetriniolg: of health, was So yinnoild h thr,e'llill: • l nitnesses, particularly the wanton -and furious eon- , state • duct of the postboy, and his subsequent brutal cordant sounds, that Ile • freqtienry . ` to' Plain." conduct. . tiff to beg he Would talli file 'ant iit dcert, . 1 •; . The Jury immediately returned a verdict for the in order that lie might have the ylessiof of a' toeka Plaintiff —Damages-7'u, n ',II-five pounds. i hours sleep. Plaintiff* was,, het Bier, tis`deo to the TOD V. U LAND. `entreaties of 'Defendant at he was .to the noise of fill This was an action to recover the amount of an ' dog, and refused to comply with the reqtieste, apothecary's bill. The D e for l dnat's wife, wbo was . Shortly after, theft was short:trite of the back a nervous patient, had undergone the whole sere - . wlndows of Defendant's'hotisO,' ' Defendant him: . stony of bleeding, blistering, and taking draughts, ' sort, was seen on etfilifti Wwl.,#' 'in iiiihturt for the space of several months, and never got bet.. I Sir J. MAsirtir.o, in sadrthiti by the ,evldenci, , ter, as the witnesses said, until the doctor left her, I said. it certainly must haielfetab' _great annoyance after which she recovered. -For Anse services the .. to be continually tea* ' b tar's yelfilngs of- this'cae r I Plaiutitl presented a bill of 371.; but the Defendant'l The Defendant had, heweieo, been'guilty- of an tried insibtod.that TM. which he had paid, was ample re- 1 which could not, in law, be jtiatilevl, bowever WI • eompense foetal the doctor's medicine and trouble. might in reason.—Verdict fair PlAntitf--Dimaga i , The Jury being of the same opinion, found a ver- ' ten shfilifigs.—The costs will be about 501. ' • ..' . . • diet for the Defendant. .. —. 0 ,.... , . The Indus, 71, is ordered to, be launched 'on the .- 9 • kotatT OF COMMON PLEAS, wasvninsTan, Dee. 4. 9th of this mouth at Deptford. '. ' 1 WOMEULEY V. 110PNIN$. The Grand Jury o f th e County Of Middlesetehave This was an action to recover compensation ,in , found Bills of Indictment against is,' iffijiistraie and dant/ages, for loss sustained by a breach of covenant, two. Collectors of the:P9ora' Rites for th epariill of and also for faiths destroyed- the lostrumeat con. I .4.--- 1 ,• rorfratialeully conspiring to A 0 414'61* relish's the agreement. *boas' of the parish. lir , :4 v, tdhp ~j 440 41 AciosfagatioNghilltiri 246 4'; MOM , • ' i - sw . f • , ••• • -.:..., • " • • r,,,. : . T.c~:rQfrn.~ .. !, t ; li ri s t o fd, p ne lre sici e irei. bei:tlawd ultimo,6 h • :: \ * ,4l, A delinquent, charged with a crimetbeMoit:atrT. _ . ti i - -' ' ' M'i• * OLD fth/L7ir. • ' 1 clout —the most diabolical and wicked • which c, , . d -....:t i t t . I , ---iraiss6.- T. i ' , Tie atleation of the Court was,ea l'isrAthy ebkily occupie d . priSsibly degrade human nature, was committed to our . jail on Monday last, by Front what we can collect from the committal, it ' 1, 41 11 : tuttitc trieth of street rohber.,' hy whom the leui haw. 'lately , bete mnst audaciously attacked, 11.4 noticed. by Baron iiltillAM, irCitiliiirtaliiP ll 4 l o, 4 Sitt!"4 l /gY'' ' ' . ' - friviaits mthipte, Jwin Dogh , !rte, and "WU" Ivatliemi. ne a a c rs , tl r a tr at v tl , t i e ns p st, riso u n i t:r ert 7 , l o to k , , is .wire Ledford' tbseddlulltbnity assauttrag Willinto - Runt's* : ow ` si k ,; . „ d , the Kind's INtswaypand taking finuthis person some sitver, and ' ca:tatlefoytainfaertiaungl.e_inifittuTiffrtoiniet.li:Airt:rismq4.ntitbo;stootr.l.,iisiltgoatlint,i,t his hut. The J adze, parititunfto snimaibg up tisk eivitienee, observed, • that toman.y depredations of the.nniure with which the Pri. .. g Imo ., g 5 4 , 64 c i,dµ ei r,. h a d so „11,.,, i s s,,ited the ...le', that it was t his monster be correct, she stain 11 . itii.nserl of the lit. memory, f" srw virorrvati „n or No ei x ty, that -a dr..iidtui tle innocent that had bot.it thus romthitted to her can. i e wialbe satupt c eLla swr ould wa he ai mac i. th e 1 Is to tte d u e d o c er rl ° sl it % 4 4: N litIV .f i l l: oin ted. so tt c l h p liono rrykt , And if' the matte* appeared beforup•us In any oti, r vraftico The I , c; , c ,q .. ,„ 0. , it y r ma ki nx Mis oh-err:Won. form tlwii that of a scilentit averment / upon oath, t. a observed that the .11.11 watfureitait 'Th. priludiced ttgliii , t du, % li mi t ( ' d oo m, and would hesitate , , 1 .., t , , to PO4 10. Ile Ile!. h • • - But coitus% .a I does, we most a;tou I.ls . emit& by the direction Ur the J adAe, dad found the enbe.r two ; the feelings of the most ohdti rite heart *hell We star,. vi o ,il t ir ou weigh well ‘ bi re g ill jw he I. 7v 4 i *illinls iteite : t a udd ill i e cel . l f . eil l 4. l e ie lt .l si n l r f ; a ir t;4 l iti tliv ited Y. rid deed. I 7 s't - •' . ;Ipoisustues".ll4ll.y-.-1)cal fi. Akio 11ikbanl, Jospeh .N . i.l, , hlhigak, and iterajamia 1 Wilms, • t f : town, the bOttf . y *as in some days after . discose re e , • 7,1 t r o c sosne llidie w ied sur f f " ) u gt u "P t i i , k i • n4 lii;i;l i b i l l i L , , , fil an N dlo b t l i t t i tii ( ig wli f i llin 6 o jitin f eit: d h l ; 1, twillihte'raet itihaeppearordtetiotfo!Cle:veliibeingetiti'foonrectlhitettoWfttYhotogatli::, ' or wit' ter-cottrse, *licit:crosses the road at that place. ~ p old seats —The Pimeentor stated that Ito wits walking 10440 the Temple , with . a female, at right o'clock on the , ! • evening 414 * the ;th of \ ovember; when he was attac ked . by flee t — (l Citron). - • -- persons, alto side- ' - " •- ! :x i l;i i h v i r, tet p l er a ty t ot in - - - . ........- ..----- . TH — te enormous fish brought in and • - lom sir 1. ......, ..oaten at tot illinin, mid got hi, N•uli. /le :. Plattner ; , tisk!. word% of ma; of the witnesses were am- IWO no-knowledg ( of the robbers nor had he ever found his•geals , i others belonging; l° i viously noticed by es, bet therAy biguotts ant) dark, in which he Stated the Defbnelaitt ! Th ree scow evidence to impeitelt the l'iltionetsi, t lot were.inken ! Brighton, anti subsequtittl) sold for 7ul, as l i re . - • . I,of ten individuals', - 4•tio each lield - ti. ii. sha .- to have Said, that he tookaWay the instrument test l. l i r.!_ii_Fr . ot ei t o l lh . charittat's by iimelpheivs • awl i. great is the t e u x t : e xi dt et s a k t i l i o i expectation , this isw enlivearr,i:etint,limisoteirt:n:,,thS:ft the Plaintiff should pursue him for the penalty.---..! ' • DreF.marurs. ' With regard to the penalty itself, a hundred pounds I* • muitulAt. . ! the pecuniary mills to lw derived from the exhibi. I were held forfeited. in case of failure of fulfilling : . r: rf a s b er a ir t ti h r . ; , p ,i la i s o i n u rl i t e h t i ed . „ fli t hr of s o l i i i lvt4lulmst hrr 71 3 e; () l c , his Rife , the agreement, but the penalty was nonsense , rind .; r"‘ deuce in li!goe- i lang:, hy knocking her „doom, soil afterwards s tit) " of the • Minds, . iota , liter thill'it ill ' Ifistril.Tnofarithatfisrutmlit°l ii:iftlt: . only occasioned a needless tel in men u s , c ~.. , . a 1141 . b4i Ancling manner. The !V itst.i t ?T .. these shares,hare actu?lly risen to the row of 15(4, for the firip.et ation and their evidence, were the same as br tz e os eit•li. Ouerhotisand popmli for flit ) ten shares have • for the law had long since declared, that no per- . the orner. son could recover a sum of money to a higher mr. flacon (in sita risksli tbs. Prisoner what hr to i sx im in l ' i iro beee po o se ff il e . re t :l ti a d i v ul a " n t e e e fu t s o r i l h ; e • amount than • the damage which he should. prove , kis defence ? lie stasweied, st Nothing." he • hid. sustained. The merits of the case, there- ! ),Y 4 l ,:: ; .! ' e r i n t';l;!: l 4 o e ai ,i:L.lbveitt,',',4 any " itue ' ) " ' he "" cred ' 1 the exclusive possession of the skin, w. ! ..en prepared, fore, resolved themselves into a very limited vole- i Air. tittroicv obesered, WI Sae several witnesses to canalise, , oji intended, . fur public jpspection, for tit o }ears pass. Dvmages were sued fur because of a failure ! i l)wor tiati t p he ro . v tr e L l i t t s t i h u e iarp r iztt,„;:z e i;i t ni i i i •r ;hl. kee e s rs ill the '.. only . , nod, at the expiry of that term, to return it on the part of - the Defendant of ' rts'f fi lting the I do i. k. „;:c it „.„4.7,-„yr,411,0,14,,„„i‘ bi le %heath!) itt‘d over. iin as perfect a state, if pastibte, at that in which it agreement ; hut, in truth, it did - not appear that : came him, he said he wog sure he had killed all ablest hint ; one • shoilltl be received. .he had ever been called upon to pot form the articles t D i f i a.e r nnti r el l til " . * a t " NO, s t i t. oe I tistve nut ;" and the PrisogllT i at 1 "'az AT stl A i iv X 1.% I. EiPEOITI 0 N:—.otl Wedtiessia s t ! stipulatt.4. The .Plaintif Should' hove, desired Ike I ( "dm , of Xt. 'nt aL it-, 1:7 .4 . -, slitlitit ir . iffnitit of his Intuits% that he • tett tfight;' Mi. riefd, ''ataper, of 'llOl, sod Itis . s 4)44 . ruivi , ctl the deceased to smear the peace ii;'Lit4 the h a • i """"' ".4 . Bustbn , the daughter of Mr. Button, of Gaittsbo ! Defendant to take possessieik, : pi . % itin,:shop,. aft att,riiiit: to cwifitie him permanently had failed ., She said dte .. • . ;,. equA, •Millevoini" baker, took •advantaga of tho • lie not only., * refrained from L gi,ving such intima couittie,t taint( iirdointit. - ' - lion," but he isEitially continued t; 'riiispnse of those 'f he p c „,,, teo . „1 1 , ki m o r f ur the, reeeptitsa of lattimics proved . mitlikigAtt litig to expedite themselves 10 li.la in ON i . articles of liar mare Which he ..., •1 I L, . ~, ii.t.ssly . agreed ! the ids:inky orthe,Prisoner ;as did several other witnesses ' ! ~... to male _. leui rt selves Itarw at the fiymetivat altar 'to deliver' tip to ttie : Defetillint. ! • . -, t 4. the Wore, . th Ai r t ri G i v A'al'? l . 44 vedi it was oot stdllclette 10 - lt % Pft7 ! !„ , T .of maftnes , but IN --gtjd . although . I Ile sttspiZeUS father folloWed them i of keettinx . his fife& hi ^ rinflitglOillortittystrmlp .. . , , , _ t. at the vi . uatterwto 'Tire! to pare. g I swe ! her he oas lit *orb !It tutuition ea he omits Heti the blonder .! *ilk the' titilicst exkditiott, the intlissolublek.tat Wil.4 I Continued his Usual tetidebtailr*Clity 441414 'of a.. deg.& Si to know right from wrong'. Utsbet believed he knew if l b el I tied betorelte bad an appo . etaniti of puttit , g a veto the dife relict.. it LT:4 their Linty to return him Crafty ; !.ltettsiderable.quantity,gf t • ' Clit t `ti c i l tol 42 to t h e phew' yen be,ttits it , then winiktmentloi tbeirreavon tohibas , l Mpon their inuceedinge: : 9. i as; . - 0 t.,;:. ... otter* person utich whom ' be <if te4lbfbn''' Them, ' snd he would - it KO . P r ime. Argent, who wr :iec , i -' " sd,rl ' Atli*, ' I -*tiers - . report __ to . the Pri ~outd gt.. _ _ that a proper 'coofinement _ appointed fur the INC"' Airy retired at half past too o'clock,, and at four re litimeld!th.zir verdict—Gail/0, beg/ bharte. F. Litgbt wows were convicted of Tartans felooi,-. )1. I) ,soiI•MIDD LE SET SESSIONS! • ;• • • ! • . 4 ) •"• 4 ' • • * • I‘ 10 ' 4 1% BuAvwALQ.. ~ • . • An Friday Mehra Barre wal indicted for hiving obtained berm the gatc-porter of the Earl of liestsucough a sum of 61. in .loth last, under false pretences: -- • The . Prisoner brought n Bill with three trunks, the pretended property or Colonel l'ongenhy,* now In Pornignl, which here' expected frmn Natcrtord, in Ireland. The trunk: were 'nark- • cd for the Dar! of Ilesboreingh, as teas the bill for carriage, wharfage, kc. and subscribed witjt the name of Fisher. The porter instantly paid she winner, hot on opening. the minks, which were heave, There were found . in them ohly, stones and hay. lu a few day: ntlerevanis the Prisoner n rot to tae hoot' of the 3Tarquiesof Waterford, With intent to eremite a similar fraud, re:peeling stone articles likewise* expected there from 'rebind t but the sermons, having heard of the feirnser affair, procured a Police Officer, and he was taken ioto custody. The Prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to transporta tion fur antra years. • • - . . yl) • That the mode.tif living of nurnobility rind getftry' ;t their con tidy tes)dences, is greatly iniprOvedi especially in regard' tb comfort and • Inkitri, the rokl . lowing extract fdan'a left& of the 'Ditchess of North- , , umberland to Mr: Will, written at Alawick, !boat the year . 175*,' 1111 clearly , show I hate heard Mr. Wand (the liember county) say, `v4hilf I)ieil, on Frklae, :the •‘2oth oltinso, at Alilborne Port, Somerset, Mr. 11:illistn Wl*. at the a . lv.need j3ge,of Ips years and 11 months, tnental,fikewltics to . the last. 11 . e reme:nbered the • tlr orqueen Anne and was kt , ping sheep tit •7 :tint dine' of the 'ttritlenbss occasioned •by the.-tottle.4.; lA*, in Aftrit, 1715, When the stars apileareA, and • the birds went to roost. He was able to reap, intim 90th year of his age. Elizabeth King, widow, diei•,in ..yo - ntel-stree, Loughborough, oe.Tuesday se'llnig t fa i. ,,a 4 oie.ti Ll 'i S. Ofas a pamper of Cosby, near I . .;l•Aster, ti which • itatish she had latterXy receiv ed tir o sliflltings.iaitlerle, • for her support; an yet a few daiyhisifore ter death she sent for an ?tftorney to make her will, bequeath. • ing in yarioas ;, legacies, near illy pounds ! ‘4:. 'At she haiVby . 6r in money, th# Oiincipal part sated' in servitude many years ego, and very carefallv secret ed, even from her most itithoite frieatis li kikithe time of making her will. On, the 21* ultimo,. abnot seven 041 ,1c the - - - - . - ~,, t. 4 _ evening, as John Tompkinsolf ,IVinchester, iutyk teyman, was returning from Fortarnputh; whOreite lad been express with a jetter; tie was Estopped ou Waltham Chase, near the gibbet;qti - lito on Wors back, AV h o held a pistol to his ear, and:demaoded his fiVtiney. 'Tompkins told him he had no .money,• or lie thing more thaw*, empty pocket-hook, in a. . , tv# t liich .letter he had been with; VI; . . ,A7r that his mothei frequently told bitr., A 'sin tier me mory nothing but tronehets' were in age in -North. timberland, and that his graniplither had seventeen dozen o r f them ; and that in all the mtlenten's fami rubber then dewau. . a tight of the pockW-ho'fik; which, when lie had examined, he retunig; lrltit TOmpkins to go about and that if he +tat jinni ft-flow, and would meet` him Mi. the .fentlernen were far from .ng unanimous in , -ozen - , _ their opinions, One of them conceived that the in. lies, an' officer, tailed a trencher.scrispet (for'they , jury which occasioned the lameness was very recent, were not to be waiheil), - 4rns'kept for that purpoW l while another believed the hurt to be. of old I only; and that *ion I Deltival (the seat of Fong standing. One of the Plaintiff's servants whispered 'lava!) and Chjpthise (the seat of the Herons), were unto himself that the gelding was lame at the moment I the only houses l ivliere they had pe'stfey, (and their'S he WIN led home to his master's stable ; while a was only dishes, add but few of them), *filch was coachnm, who had been well acquainted with hiM only used on high (lays and holidlyi; 'And was ad- while* belonged to' ,lady Egremqnt, was positive ! mired by the whole - country as 'an unusual piede' Of! that the horse'uas without blemish a very short while mattstifiernce." " • -* previous to the purchase. I Thursda• morning, at }elven o'cl oOk . ,"• 'n• - - itithe spot 'die ensuing evening, he would give him a gulnetti l'itetleprfthitor appeared to be w mount ed) and; had, kept pace with .Tomilkin. a slteit tance ea, this side of Wickham, where he passed ham, and afterwards returocd to. meet film as above-men tioned 7 7 - 7• A - CHAII.I,I4NGE.• M lE' 'EitiltS: Clll/41 and. Cu; S urg e on s, l a te in hi* Niaje,4fr srgvire, ehmllerkee ,the u hole %resit, ro, -woven'hick uti.iattee where thrlr Metlitiee find ‘lrthoil ..f who reside; in Westiriinster wan leinibieltiewifet4 r p, ...... .., Gars L loive failed of tlrr rie•ired e 'eck The a i Brownlow.atieet kyitt-fti r liosPital 'ate ivttSfaktenirl' itA l f in all. II:II lie‘ll branch of I ll.f •. It • " ' W h ee ls "f minty labour:on' the Petvernolit;hittie Chapel , Whiteltall: ft d , l 'The to one uo-ncres 3 -cf r it eite. l'l ' le"s r . et r it i tt il i e nt ;:'!"10 has t i t:r'i; I " there being no foidlllife near, she war delivered Ilf. st*lii" In the treattropit and cure of VI NEa FAL COM the infant, itiftliiiiitelvlim , coniii4,:gleei. gtote t . Pt. A I N TS, nail that dertor,fneat of the 5N.11 . 111, Villiell i 4 the . I tr- r, taissrittnnwi• of ear pernitiatts niall %t :Fteful elfecig of a hi t hit lon g in Conniah-rovr, wal' returning house "from Cote, t:' ens nal.4 uahapitily pursued by the yank. of both star;. In . gar&tt martift/ at tho,tim„ who . tondeied'her as- f i s t: 1 ,', 1 ,T H .," h,",i;,..l;',.firs""li lobe tpti„"kenvii iry ,oart i .e il i f littr i reone d .:; nistance. Tim ,01111 1 . Woman *A conve ye d h o i n e I tre,iBa; state of debility , Which, it tiat . ittly r:l l it i c r i f li l ed i , Y te n riM: '. oases Ili ltaptitettre. These are it, remote iced ultimate effect- ; together with her itifait, 1 .1 a Cart. ' • 11/ Is lie coustwiptitios, loss of niteattlar ! toner. MA variant: Iler . 51Oviday he niiight; ti chosen band of six changing . ••• •44111 elimplainis, tretiallv charactcri..e t he earliest stazeA ni tilt. artists, of St. Peter's Independent Youths,, at Shef. anlituiy vice : of persists lanartimitiit: raider disorders Mildew to Geld, inTOrtifiire; rung, on a Vausical peal; of twelve .such a i!an . ii. !lair treatment 1-:Mita i ll, , .std ha• twver proccil mi ti j ulerm_. rill If; the c""r`e de 11.11ifig. light/1111W, and 111101 extende d it thre'd rkin.Cours i slif the ' itifticate and i pITICIIIPIN to 141 . r. MOM tilwitante tout complicated steel .11 ‘r seibt i fit; • " nAtholi 'Of ' OstorstrTrghle,bOVllllaximun, Perrot kafectiiiii, tut has orl*triteti..sts in the ittethra..pitti7v et beiii,'o the'gWlateit iserrairtitieit iii this dtiS;''ln the' cresc e nt c% hard tumours, catlonit ulcers-, eruptions: , waanal r, , tretiksievi 4 a lcets, ;IN :LIMO British tlotninions;" ; indttiostirtistiltere istiliiiiiedlsi i ' STRICTPR ES, under, rt . • • •1 , whether went or of lon g duration, told which, have lift:lled the kill f a c , Third arid fourth. Mr'. William Booth. . -N.-. 1 ty., _. 11, oth er practi.saers, are, by their reseal illiprollCll phis Mr. Minima Midstivd ,, t II:. .st.li i• • - „t .• . 1 ut treatowitt, effectually and )writianetitly cured. without lire . .3 ' Fifth and Sixth, Mr. Joseph tiratson. rrt , plat joist marring We ettcrurinsing path t urd alaratine, !traitor:tag , Seventh and Eight, Mr. Henry Gray-on. -.i e ., ,•,.: n •, watch frequent' v follows 1.-1••• application of We Naar colair, Ninth ant Tenth, NIP. W illiain kowin. Treble and *,,. o "., o thriedith and Tea / v Mr. Savant.) Shirt. i p o lls, matneroto Gi,44., r outcomes have lova and are (laity lel . . 2 46 0 - •I II the canew It tvreatv ' t rim etstenoi.e practice in this metro- Tile Cite of t e Oral, Mr. 'Henry erayson, the' seii4 t • , h ir , , , dertheir care, thelts al eradication of tv Melt is eir...cieti li a. . • '•, -.•.! .. , • )00, vermin. and ea t ieditioas mode of practice, taperoir wail , and eighth artist. ' I tnlikr Nei adopted. The er ea kheNs, reins at iots, ;old de'alitt ' • ' FOtii,Yearrigti; the London Cumberland Yeti' . tfi;• pnwtedike tram thi4 complaint, is vpredilt removed. and the . , tong tit'a fat otities; on . tweivelistid-bells' •:by' tit i, It'llinfotnt•tra to attitts MA ‘io t oritts.* Jralth. But where the , . debate v lint tor v eer c‘i.red a wooer per-ever:wee in Omit re performers, its Vie 'glum' .hartill4yeairs: method ; grith l t64nalvina2asedi'et,- niter.ri' iroltiiniiitiva lima ".ttstroted,ii, ie. bOht. t 1; .i: , . •• • , titlaw,, , - .45tr , ... ribs- •-- • - relive SkISAVIIIIWIIIi '4lllO Of tile. 1 .-(till -firth aft a -.-- , 6 he • . ~~ .~ . , . tiplit. • iT:al 4a , -7 , th ~ ..It--.0.. - •.. -1 , • • • —• . • • • 1 . "or 1 71111Niivol,iy. ,ry g osi,ite. o 0 to ivy I lle t•luttitwnii% tv uelo of 11W. An accarafe aeOgniti'irtiP4oillillifi r dritoreittqltdi "4„, 11 : 90 ,"" i i 1i 5 "1 1 , 1 14 . 141 ` . „,,, :th : 0140 1%41 1 4 ,.,, r ni 1 i e 5t 4 u :' , 0 1, 1.417 Ills. Wit. rapper t , .billno at Moscow , in ( Ritstia,'•' deimtafiti 'firqt:"Nitti , ,q)iii;te M r _rn uinler the cart . ir._ _Vivs-14: - Currie and C..• for the rr• 411111(•him kr e . add h.i% sae which was cast in "the of the'lrfirtkitii lietee't " . .% - !km" . "0"*"°, ~,,,,_1 1. 4 " 1 " 0 " , ~... • , nu - ', i , r g , . . ~..A . A ~.fi, A .. the Greet, , end ,is of the following, dimensideg, - ;§;;;;1171, :fgf,', 7 ,Tilralfr,V..atii. c .4 - e'vid . .q - l'r e.. .e . llV''reif -f a e ri . ;;; .14: —ln 'Circatifirencef if is . 07 - feeti • Viiictiet'; 9 o - 4: sueeis;iterofrilserdetarsiettelel 4.0.1.4011 tti irealn'cni— diameTer 22 feet ) ,51 inehqd its telliendfcfilatirt ' r e r r l,t; t h ap htt m,,f oof Geune. ru t h h a e l;4lsr m icfszfr i t , tr: l 4 ll.i tt . ) v T . : , • i t... . !, , feet, -1 1 inites ;".a . *& atimjitittid ifri l ' '''' __ we.gii; - 'eccbriirii hnd i 4 .110,4yrippisettfoiduid.,t•taisivu,;,,, ,wiro fitiatiL:lr4„ ale ri" to the ;metal put into the , furnace Viakilng TM' tiy i t le applicatt.i. II Ihe lowa C • ‘tiNtic,*ivieleimol saiet4.4f. Prallesof is. ilia inoniry arrarromotT it . .. rude f hl: Virl '7 1 7" dr° B6 ) 336 , 6 °°, 11 1IL I ieT.. 616 .. , 15., 1 .,,1 50e 1iPT111e . l ia tendi,l er pwor.s4,isp,,ece, nod general in it ofji% log, &r. Ste. Mr ."'..mg array generaity Ulre L ,vitertetw e gg_o; Jill tflaile'pfli remottbere-fdetidVice nrl ttordiiinri.ieheri the Ante "I 6e able, . breakiblV,' wilAilio li;RiAir thw,si.:or tr,...vvegavall qf iltßik"4" l "r• 1 " "Abliv r tl r l o s ;,; ' c ou ld no t t ie dp i i e wain with...7it ntve, ,'Air, i yep I, entgl it t , .., 0%14 . r t e:totk ins, 11te_ 4.1; 05: . t . n , !e . ,0 t enifEeiretili at Able' pit,/ • *VA .. ' 4 ht 11. • vie nod Co. illn,Lbc c nii,lrithy' efthirr, Sr % will' hyrti - '. ' ' • • l'ically; oeireig‘erdo., linivoilif:tA liikritniv‘e , N'' shah ,__tt tie IC 1 I"it . . ii ) aitai. . 1.444 lift Lftittig i • •• ,a , . Pettd`• in Clllntia •. ' . It' • ' ....„, Illagira r oiraymiurrele.boc,.4o44rbewliatio n- r sirdell• " • ' "'• 1 . . 7. • . '. - 0 it 1 9 Ts ie.. ' ~,, e.: t. l'rinixl ! ma p& ibfr4 ive n. Imre* .14, il ' that weighs 50 tons: are . wits. ''- . lir erWieli%Vmd . s. 0? wrOtits ioetst. • ''' • ' del oaths V I'~F I r 1 :*, ( 1 . it I I ? . 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