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cb g Kn LL SESSIONS, %arr. T t. , . • E d o , Wig. 5111iiM411110.11.• Olt It Arendt of .• IVl 4 . e istitoTto. s. As3 . .t V LTS. *jans felkiter Wavitiogcted for an Wasik upon 1 Nvoret Alien. it , r ea•ed drat the F ro ,ecutrix and the Prisimer 1 ,. ‘ , rain tly lived - to g ether. ; but the Prosecuirix tal Jonloiii.d her i ity:iiirour and married herpee_ the Pr:sillier had al,n act entered the v , aodraud f , i 0 i-,,,,„1 court,, soil si tie two Dandies reen in 1 , , „no Ci.. ill the neighbourhood or Bridt-• ;,,,,,. jedju s g , t.iitt dir e fw to domestic hapyines., t.C.1•1 MA ettqual quarrels between them. At the t „;„ ; ,,,,i0u GC one of these. bartler-royef. the Prisoner tired, :1 P:o.ecutr.it wie,hing the mud which had keo f i ,,,,ered on her in like course of the action, at i 0 ,0, : , w;iic't alt.,' iii the court. and after some ii.u,i,,egirew.onS. threw a large piece of brick at her, which cut her head desperately.. ii e !rad flood Uniilty, and sentenced to two m i n aiw'imprimmue nt. , A.rriir,elaertatia, a Greek seaman, was indicted cl ~iiiiig Frederick IA Oboists, a Prussian see . " 1 , 1 ` 1 7 1 , it ap l eared, had formed sit lima with s I..ir one, ohore4ided in Stir s'ie had, however. most ,p 11% 1..11-110.11 Irrn ; Solidity the .sth of he sillied fortis , like smother Menelaus, . lift:COW his Glee Helen, or perish in ~,,,vapt. Three nines he essayed to enter the 1 . 1 • which hii mistrer% had taken refuge, ma Iriste..;a; if she wore not given op, thst he *unfit Irak I le3Zl.l.lre on every person iu the place, the Partu..:ue , e seamen, whams' he sus. ▪ .• ,f he i viiled the iiiffeetioiis," lin light 0 1 his I...vourite 1 %Valiant+, who ap. 10-11,ve Liven the Hector of ths risy, drove hi. twit time ; but he made his ~,, r e at the head of a posse of his lip vow) c,,rrt•-ri 'ovary thing before them. .ier struck 'Vllli s ins y blow with a huge •h kneckd him down, and 'cur him se— „l.., it d a te, the view:lour Greekb, in true ,i\ IV, 3raggel him round the court by the. flee twn assailed the house nith atones totally destroyed the doors. a al *i.t.tors• frames itit/Wfoil were rXllllllllUedi one of whom ir i'r miner ti b. be tit's parrot Atito struck ; the o Ives merely-deposed as tp t his hay hr raa eattet of - the Oreci an pally likla • I the li..use,;„ . . ILLIAH l!attlao explained the ti !epsilons thee es Ili alien, to the Prisoner 'falls or crostiA rot *peak English) ; anao l ls o hi, deli ncr, which wee, 'lmply,- tlait-he iVilliatns, north/ he Idiclw who hid. hoe ert , r, faliod Godly, and 'sentenced impriso:ituent. riga, was indicted for a violent assault on al, .10;111 Wrillrt. rnieetlitOr, a superitutttotrtl Ch?lsea pen , wn4 scarcely stile to ' autiont the steps of kn., boa,. had, it appeared, about wise •.t, meal ti the Prison.r, 70110 7a11): . 0011 )111! been his grai.ti-d;iughter. since of thrir wuttfiaipt, thevAliol lived in all rind harmony of eat and ;lag ! The green o'er had taken ectoplete possession of the tstwl. and his ass dons had fallen on.* odistrin, of the name of Ward, the sod of 'ewer's hinclord„ It happened, about a Mace, ProseCutor knocked fa adusisiiso about seven o'clock in the morning ; Dot rising to let him in with all the tde which - his impatience &mended; he ins , tenet ivied his supposed tirel was in the and Lazed her with infidelity. This accost sassered by tearing his neckcloth an. thirt as he stated, by stabbing hiss with Cie Mr. Shirley, which is about 100 yards ' , ant from the White Bear; there also thity.esillinf for n , I oir ,lertrof din. and in psymenttenderad astotlier dol. far; when they recelsetliheehange, they tiep-ifted iu such st bony as to excite gusto ins iii mind pif Mrs. 4turley, olio set ved them. 'Lit Ow 1, 4 4 been cheated. She continuo's wed Gum to her hushansl, who, ou looking at toe doll .r, lin . mesh:ll.ly saw that it was counterfe3. 11'hile they ware talkittg of the Ca eltinfi:4.,cp. the landlord of trie Wiwi.: Bear come in, awl, u 4 is,. forming Mr. Shirley that be too had been taken in, they &tempi - led to prise ere a coustatkle, and go in search of t h e p3ities. They acrordsogly twins', to Michael Walsh, the est:lstdAs! of Cliploo,f iltrur, who, in company with * brother officer, of its,. name of Tiotrous, proeitededlto the Mitre public-house, at Chin/3' tog Curiae, ahefe they found the Prigaiiers enjoying. a cool pipe. They had with them three bundles. two of which Davis claimed; arid the third, lie asserted, belonged to Down, whom he was unaryisauted with. otherwise than having met hi.n on the road, mid joined hi. company. Down, at . that time, dented toe handle ; hut the next 'lamm ing he opened it, and, hating looked over the tame'. •observed. there is a coat of mine . al4 ;.. the la rcritace front which was:, that the boo. die beitioAct to I . In this. biauslle were found 34 eounterfeit dodisra—s frame, in which the metal for making them Ilan keen melted—and a hand. vice. When Davis was first apprehended, Walsh obsservin4 Mau very busy at the table, went over to see what he was about, when be dropped a dollar, which, on examination proved to be base. On his person he found, its gold, bank notes, and silver. to the ainou.it of tat lie. The Pri.unevii were that • • uight secured in Walsh 's, hostile; send Oa the e'nsu- Mg rooming, while be.wri gone ha:apply to a Ma.. atattate un the subject. Davis endeavoured to snake his escape. He was, however, aieen.ruttning acres the garden, by Mark Walsh. the Constable's son, a yurth of I.S or 16 year+ of or„ "vis.a did not hesi tate. though Davis is a tall' stoat wan, to attack him; and tharigh knoeigrddOih in the first onset, he continued to "Pete _ another per.on came to his assisrance ; fur which manly conduct he received the well-merited praise of the Court. • and of the Counsel on both si des. ow of Coe name of Bird, who resided in s, 1.4. exam:ord. She knew nething ,y Firtreuhr orstuit; they we're always As to 1.1. e re4;hel in the prosecutor" bid never been idieicm to be, ; nor did sh,o' of it b,fore. • 'lra. the Olttletttati 'AO fur i • raised' soeili' the aged itufrbintriliKeest, stated thit nothi n g :4114)4. the 44044.; bit thief if i;:at Ir. Wriafit had . tekei very uowatettni . , bertns with his name; ttiit,•htiosi4lolleds no tile fulleaing cause:-114b &disci • the FI .ktaalelagh- Walk • iud be (the Witoena) iu o.,nsoblurace. ray intiepa‘e with Mr. 444 4*. er•bpritter -of • t Miaow liaaelagh rcaired sennv tickets from bin. was reti4-std by - Mrs. Bird to give one of "lit° irir., Wright, that ph4 might join wlb going to Poj ly the splendors of "usable pliice of ainitsensent : be complied request . ; awl siot Mist time Mr. 11'right mgatrd ifery'slianatfki reports concerning wanted to go to Cambridge. to take oat 4e, a• he was intro-led . Tor the of rrit of Englwori. and he woo afraid omen (• might do hint .in irrepar.ibla ii.jory. itnesa.'iithq had tilt inur o .l the appearance ply :Lo lltario," delivored hi cons- Id .114k.ta C , ll.lltd general Laughter; tate 'alai thiougitaut excited ouch auerri- Pri+nn•r, in her &recce. totally tle.lied any ; stat. 4, that her husband (who, by the 4 suother wife heiog. *bow 74, yea-s of t• to Tabws, there woo no inch thing as w acquitted. trn-tam Bast ecnN. Davis and John Down were indicted for ton pieces of metal. Itnrl►nrting . to be dolltim, well knotting the tame 4141 counterfeit. Mr. Hotnershain, help, the Bank. proved the whole st 7 dollars, including those passed to the publics's". tol be ebuntarfest. This wheitoof the'facts of the case, as 41)0%1e stat ed, wive euirporteely the cl t tssurtion). Bitierottis we& au ingenious speech in &velar efithe Prisoners. • . • The Jury almost irnmefately returned • verdict of GeOpragoinsi both the Frontiers : who were sen tenced to aia months imprisonment in Neng4te each ; and at the eapirati•rt of that term, to find Securi t y for th-ir good behaviour for. sin • the then to come. • ,icOris Wikfrose, indicted for stealing twenty •pieees of leather, the property of Alt. Linthain, Breetbesamaker, in the Strand, pleaded Geihy, 41111' was aentenced to .is montbs' irnprisiwin •nt. Mr. Linghisa staled, that he had with the Prisoner, who had been employed by hins•cosid dentially, in the Mildest mouser; he had hewn rob had.to a counderahle amount, end had he c,r.:id hare indicted hire capitally; hitt he hoped the present punishment would be a soft:mot warn- . - tog to hint sail Others. John Yarn wits indicted far steuliutt a haein soil two salt-celiers, the •proprity of Messrs. Vii-I,llard, of Paddingtoia, camel -car rien A Clerk in the employ of Mtatra. liekfred, p ro ,. IA his having taken the articles from the IFlrisoarr ; bat as no penoo attended who could prove them to be the Property' of Messrs. ntleford; die Prisoner wss merino!, OLD BAILEY, SZPIESISCR 21. MURDER. itesaisoelJosephr, a Portuguese 'rituals. was is. dittieri, for the wtitul murder of Jobs, Jones, a Sri tishicaleas, and astir, of \Vale•. Me. (117111(gT opetaed the prosecution, sod mat ed the case. • POter.i.acobo, a Danish seams,o, deposed. that I. hal good the deceased lodged togetiter et the sign of Hl* Hid Lion. Wakipiug. On the evening of the .24th of Aught they went out to-take a walk intlreet 'lemmatise-street ; the iitness was walking larders the deceased; .noose POrtsiguese seamen were be. hied these; they commenced throwing 5t0...e.„ one of whkhelre s k the witness, which 'nude him turn round. whets he heard the detested any he was stabbed; the deceased was fighting with another man at the time that.he said be wee stablied.poiot. lug towards the Psieener. Susannah Poster deposed, yist she lived in plough.alley ; she saw five Portupirse 'unions us.. sa iot, the.deeeasad ; aim *at sure the Prisoner struck him. She heard the il,ceasrd cell that he was s tabbed with • knife iu the belly; she saw his bowels 'Armagh the incision. The Prisoner at. tempted to ion away, but was followed and brought back. . . . . John 41'rene a Sivedidi s.antam deposed that about eight n'clock in the evening of the 514th of August. be saw a uutulier of Portuguese seamen, amougst whom was the Prisoner. foLowmg the de teased and the first witness: he saw limns take stoups (rain nodes. their jackets. and throw them at the decenvitl, witty cAtir.i out, ." Give us fair play I R ave us English plays' and attacked one of .the Prisoner's party with e stick; on which the Pri4itr drew a knice•froni uadat his jacket, and stabbed the decoioeil. He immediately attempted to 'es. iipe, hot the witness followed Mtn, end secured him. The Prisoner threw the knife sway. ....... Julio Marko deposed, that he heard tile cry of ward.., and raw the Pri.nner running at full sp•ed. Fie stopped 'him, until the last witness came up. Mr. Honer. suigoon to the L•trid.on Hospital, dcpoaerl, that the deceased was brout,nt to the lin.. pitid.oo the night of the 44th of August. and dicd at shwa o'clock the eight following. lie had not ii.wsin but he died 40 the wound It , - had received in hat itch. . . . . KNAPP it Ited the c ase. It aphe3ret+, Clot, toe u'riork in the eveloing of the Vith ri the too primmer' called at the nr'r "tame, at tlldlrigh, k e pt by a pee,oi, or ti.. ,r they' siskc4 jot. • .i.s•ree.ii of e•yate:.t of which tiny tv.n.iiretol a 1 %Mir, !eleel th.• Ellanur, although it souill en. ar , ey had pivot, of small solver -ahnit ?arm. mint if:er they had goor, ti;,; tit. dotlar intosotliett!y At toc tti t 4 , i.ttrter ottor tiall- ' 6l `eat to pu4lic•iiouvr, krpt ir j • Tars'Rev. Llwar I Rob.aa depoeetl, that he at tended the &evened iu the Hivital. in bia official of a MaKiatrate. to take hie declaration.-- Ile One .itaeas) achnildetered an with to the de. r.a ml. wk., woe perfe.•tlc eallected i hut seemed winch piio. 'l•,,e Pativ.9.-r was present. lite/nate &au the deceased's cleclitation, which the Pri. oonet seemed perfectly to nuderktend, which made 'tress, arid Christopher John Stanley, end Simnel the settles,' be aorpr.sed, on a outporeuent ekantitra-' Smitb, tearsilidsleen eddetlho elite o f Ire. Darker. Mote at thetrineiner's sskteg fur so imerpreter. Stone Yorker, perfuneir arid duster in medicities, i Mr. A sees.. Cotiosel be the Prisoner, objected i No. 14, Tavistuck-row, Covent-garden. with tutich to the tle , •lantlitoit of the der. axed being expired, as agfiation deposed, that the Pt iaoner lased with her 41 it a,.y not to t odurnitty wrtbi to Act of Parliament. I 'tartrate.; she for a lung tune was.teating the wit which M t forth, that a Mireistrate. I M A uutheric.sl nets. to send fer rogue poison to destroy the rats, to take the declaration of it ties wan, 0.1 bus brims whieli she said had over-rim the lower part of the Lrgneet b.f,re Imo; Lie uh ti. present instauce, boss. lh, .the lid Sept. she went" a note to Mr. the Migtstrote wrist to the deceased. Ile also oh- IMideeley, of No. 47, Strand. rtenrsting ban to je c t,d to it, gait snieht nut be the dying declare- 1 send her some poison to destroy the rats ; the Pr,. ha a eel the deceased ; for although he died at I t sneer weld wide the note, and brought back a paper o'cl•a-k that night, there was no evolet.ce to Mew parcel with the poPitoe; the wi!tiess deered h. rto (lett he war sensible of his dissolueifu lowing so pet it into* desk in the parlour, after Utak+ the.' witness removed it fur greater aceurity to the buck Tee Court over-ruled three_oliertions. part of the desk : she desired the Prisoner to settle The examine...toe of Mae deceased was then reed; I the parlour and get tea. winch shediA ; she brongbt which stated. that on the teetitoss before, he was Op two tea lots with Whisk herb tee. The wittiest, walking with his slepAiite he !seised by the tees gave her some halfpence. to gootat awl buysome 4 end 0.'11. 13 0 i -t a p e , L e w a s asssulted by two mete I mortar to foie with broken glass to mop up the rat. one of whom was the Ptimiirr. His assailants were holes, after the poison hail hero pat in. The wife' snoti joined by others; taey being Portuguese I n ss poured nut tea for herself air, the two chit n; • ssiluts, he was fieleing one of theta with a stick, ± they drank theirs, bet the althea" let her's got when the Prisoner stabbed Ism in the belly with a when she drauk it off in one draught: he' tittent'l . k toile ; and be was certain the Prisoner am one of immediately got hot; she first thought there might' i•• them that first motaultett Aim. I be pepper amongst the auger. She esured her s elf Mr. Release. an his cross-examination by Mr. wit another cup, hut did. cot drink it, as the burned Assay, said that the Prisuner, after the deceased ell the way clown : it soon matched round her, and had made his declaration, nod it was animated to mot ot the trick.hone, from whence the plan shut I paper, derlined teeing any thing. . into leer Meth : she went to the desk and looked M. This closedeite• preset:team oa the 'part of the the par):age. but was of npititon it bed not`beira•'' i Crown. i ope'ne'd : one of thle.eterlnett, • only far ylafri The Prieooer, by the as.istatice of en interpre- of age, began vomiting, tied the *stead sleartly ter. in his defence said, that he had been fighting was in the same state ; the witness *as seised •t with the deceased and that the first wheats. Peter i with • verleut trembling ; the Prisoner came. in t • Jacobs, was , the first person that struck him (the she asked her what she -hart put into the tea Prisoner), acid stole his hat. • she said uothieg : the withers Ibid. ber. if 4r.• 1 ! His Counsel, Mr. A i.t.t.tr. then culled the follow- • had been Phrying• any tricks with the erase 1, - end s • iog witneeses : stout& i mikes, ;he the wetness would go to as specs''; John Gill deposed, he resided in Ilussell's-beild- thecary, met get ttomethime te relieve theta, and . ing : that his either-in-law lived in Plough-I.ll*y, threw/0101dd sot lie a word said of it : the Prim:lei neatly oppnete the house in which the Porto- denied* she had put any thieg into the tea. and `a game sailors lodged. • Aliout 3 o'clock in the even- scut if Ate withers would leek at the parcel, the a tag heists a crowd in the alley, which made hiin !meld fief( it in *bemoan! state that the thholematt - go to Ills Ettliee•in-lit.e9 house ;be saw the deceitoetl had given it to her tit. Ihe whines* took the perces', and several other American sailers standing Napo- end set otf fur the chyntist's in the Stowed. lite.*** earethe Pertagnese lerstriling-house, the door anti titters three ditesrent times with violent vomiting • win saws of which were shut t they addreseed them- before she got to Mr. Midgeley. He examined the selves to tl , e withers, pirticulerly the deceased, parcel, and amid it had been opened end oft weigh and wed they had been very ill used by some Por- tug it, etu e it it wa s d e fi c i en t a s pi ar eeeem ae oaece „ tugnese Radon ; the deceased appeared as if h. had He mode up souse medicine to Mir o, her and the • been fightiag, he bed a short stick. about two feet. cliildreu, but she was a fortnight before she recd. long, in his hand. The tritons advised 'them to aired. The Primmer had beheved very well fee sr • go eery, which they Mil some after.' long time beAtre t he sad three days he Da his crony-exemitesition by Mr. GultareT. he " fore the*. the %Unarm had .c .faded her for wearing . 'raid that he did not „know of his own knowledge, ditty limes. and she was that very eveuing making that the rime „he had beset speaking .of ea* doe • ilea frock fur her. deceOted.• hest he leitl.heard he was' from others. Mr. if ;en•ge i.juilice ley CO: rellOrNied the testis • Win-- Fortes, grricer. Crest Hermit:we-street, snotty of Mrs. Parker. &pee el, that :thaw Ilia en hour Ittfore lie heard . The.Prisouet . som her defence slid, sloe did so bits e„ a life had been lase. he cue the derensed aud sere- e'A•s..e her inieree s 4ll4l, d ler ill, • rat Ate:thse .411i0/1 go dots,nott g h-nfley,. Tiwte.w.cl Judge,;ll.r. Boron Worts emousesa 'Much propitaiie used threatening language seen e t . by tlo. evitleiter ; end tlie.Jety, Hier deliberating the Portuguese. • . 8 , quarter of an her, faun" her Ou his cross••tatuinatioes he said he never saw • but ,reteituremded het to mercy,. ou ecconsit d hee.l.st the dee-eased eche lie w.lt.11i(1 , 11111.41. Ebialisth Saul. ticrviiiit to Model leer, who kept ! Mrs. Porker begged • the Court woutd luam the Portuguese Imerdieg-hopse, deposed that atessit Mercy ou the. saufortearte Prieottet—sho istid e istar e f 'five er sat o't•hitit• la the raemon,, u( the 2,tth of pints were homer. itetsistriotaspettele. Slat "ain't Au,tiro I, 44 urAe cunie Into . the bemuse, fultositel „herdliarticulate she *apes touch eireeted. . by th e del. WWI 1011( of 01 comrades. Thee • . inesseemiaA o OREN E., • • e: •34 who accompanied the deceased were pe rsu ading " A wretels,_of tee s same au Cone, c flared/ was efler g jt bin to-go away, but be swere.that he would not Wally indicted for an abonenalide offence ; caul some of the.Porteguese "Wield fight him. The the capital pert cwt being made cut to the elutes Witarff beseed of hit* to letve the houre s s her •fgction of the Court. this monster is his min shape so master sad teepee* were out ;DA if he lied any. #4 eorittert , but ordered to be detained trawl • thiug et eel tle, let them go out or .loore std decide. idled fur the misdemeanor. The deceased, after a great dead of peon • :at, left ` the house, but shortly re; urued .with eight Ames. rican sailors, and attack One of the Perfeguese, of the Mime of Lopez. He repeated his blow Merest' limbs at. lust Lope: iud the other Portuguese posh;d the deceased cad his comrades out of the heaves The deceased went Away atotterine violent ly. The witness shut the deer mud waelow-shpt. tors :* soon after, the witnestereturned agate :meow ln e d d it d h r y h tJine !) k e n se ocked vio tY le , n it tl i y th set* P u i s ec t t e he ol do r o u r p i e nn is i l l swore he Would break the door if .the Portugueve E would not come oat end fielit him. Mr. Gjil per. smolt d tbesi to go away ; the Prisoner had not been• in the house al, this time. he wield out after (linnet ; as;the deceased shits going away, revenge. he sent, he was determined* to have ; in a short time aft. r she heard Therm of mortfer. The Primmer was al • weys in the habitlof coining home and tvoidi,•g th•ist epee eels when they took Mace between his coun trymen cud the Aid cans ahich were latterly very frequent.' . • Is Out her cross s eek l inthation she said. she "ply knew that the tleceviett witi the person who had been at her master's hon-e liy"tomisay, fey ',hi never s aw hint till after he tine wostuded : he was a tail thin matt, Marked with the small-pox, and had e speck ou one of his eyes. Francisco Lopts, • Portugnese sailor. who gave his evideuce by the assistance of au interpreter, de polled that lie knew the prisoner; they lodged to gether at Itederigu.'• house: the deceased came i n t o the ream where he (the teener') was. and to I, d for all the Perttigusese to come nut to bight. welsh they refused, on which the deceased went out. He corroborated the testsistroy of the last wetness. Of to the return of the des-eared aud his comrades ; and mail that he aid the Prisoner took a walk to the Lon. deo Do ks ; as they returned home. the deceased followed them. he had seven more with hem : the Prisoner end the witness gut to the door (Ito deriesee), they could not get in, as the door was Ghat ; he saw the deceased strike the Prisoner, ou eniA he (die Prisoner) ran sway. He did not heir the deceased was stabbed until two hoots after. On his crosseezaosioution, he said. he dud not know only by hearsay that the deceased was the tease man that struck the Prisoner. Mr. Jastice [farm semnteft wp the evideece with his ulna perspiewity. stud defined to the Jury A fi 'es Ms. fl. Avenel.. 0 thethfrereace between whet eirosiitated minder in I Sensor t •,n welkin i.„- th e 5 . ..6.• tof the S the eyes of the law , and manslaughter. TIM Jury pentine • /4 v. r et. li.ete-Park, he - .4. Puto.ted r,etired. and alter deliberatiue as hour...eevoirtod ■ man. eh,' reke.l shit' it teas 0 . 11011 ; Mt. A. the Prieeuerof the capital ollencr,, bit fraud bliss t 4.41 him i.e he.i no toe; k ; the in .t. theaSE yet? Oil of Altussleacitter....-Ag , 93. hitt' by Of . ...vs', !le Awl 011 LOWWIWS; • NIT Emir TO POTSON. ' and t. • • -•.”111 te -• wigtitint, snottier aid iothiset esee-Leld hitn)White the an:ohem only 14 e- ern ofage.in mi • ni apiearante Not snore than 11, • it ,tiopit tlly et a rev- Morocitii peck et -boat, tiudee• the Act toinainuly called Lord ...lee. se n et n e ws , see te t leurkinewes ; they Axe eanigliti. for adsomisteriog mimeos. of •r ntt,l tolts 1 2 4 isero s t t h e p a t t e L et with the illicit to murder Antic Parker, : er trade ie. p es*spe. • • POLICE : dom•segege. Pa Thursday errata" the eey f " Mop thief !" was IF tear the above Other- Cloth, Women' thrrrto, the cry into drydges`-stroet, where be Stead a teen Lid hers stopped . , charged with ;native a Gentleman's yowert. 4 dineimered him to he JoAs I ferrey, alias /Vac: , roll i feek, •311 ig. the .Fig4riog redema• ; übservrol • sornislitag mpg bit • 'trines bins nod Vick, the watera.aa belonging to Poe stood of ' cit.-when in Chao Ir.i.strnet, whir h he appeared le pet up a wittyr-slots, mitt nu *Mirk orarrbnig the Primers% and wit' Reding any oldie Croftrotaii'a prop, it upon hiss, he snook e4 the spout, nod fund a s. , k hnOtlltcrchief belongirgt to il s (Unilament. Some of the patrole cPme to (lire's e. nail he thrived thou to miLd the Prisoner. Choi: th a took . the wafts-man into custody, he lisvpig ...nited the rubber i err concealing the handbercliwi The Pawners were takes titt,re %fr. Bran.. who mitred Hirai for further miaminitriau tinyr4tidley meth on, `f which took place before MT. :I lit id, wino illisehsreet .his 1 waterman, sad ordered Illacli•rael Jack to. be snaps be .n 4 t the tender, in cooseipuroce of the Proaeritor tint sprat iat; cud the character given him try l.aveader, tbith6.er.J.tk. • brie/ever, pmitively refused to tie taken, or to riait Ire bir, • and kept stn or wee, men olf'at srml 'eolith, Co prevail item statist/him. Clark tad Joe Too, Sean cloned as Oliam• him, hot he Nuke their ships in such a alworkingssanwer, by • violent hear, that they were obligated to give in, and at . length li can secured by a number of the petiole fallint Imo. him nt once : bat they were- obliged th carry him out of the O*ite to the Brims Bear palthialioese, 'Sheer tbtr • managed to haadraff Lifts, tint pintos his elbows with rupee. • Finding himself eielquered, and that he *sold be conveycl. to the Wader. he had recount In she drip. rate means si y daabling himself, by pstiinc hie right fare-anger hal hip month, and menially inswing the flesh to the bone; tain • fuming his left .trind against hi. chin, enoeseatired to haat- ' the test joint off, whit. be c..olet not acinenptiab; b e l i fter• wards tried to break the joist, by pressing it with the Whirr . hand *pan a table. 'llercfasid to desist frau ibis limit ciartwi-t. t sioe-a•tt. • • . kilactm 82rnett,•tlac malt who wm emennitted iranteb since. 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