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":~. dentin b! l crit zrtni , irthetawm",,,..d will tnupded , venture that every profeeetana mart, on readiog thef ergestit's letter. will agree. with as in thinking that k,i mm aeluseni try moat enwarrantable. On this account we felt i tt neelses its the Ittet *ranee not at liberty to publish the Sergeant's WM till teethe, etrilanatinn ; but we have since been informed, on his arrivid'at Wells, the attorneys there, on finding that he Nrielestine to elkiuceater, expressed great dissatisfaction at his •tg his circuit, after having accepted ttlainen there ; and that .ome dr..l thrd thsy could not in future give him their briefs if he then dwelled them ; which is in some measure confirmed by the leek's ability:Won to Mr. Spilln on his last interview, " that the sontivtion itionsin the attorneys at %Veils who had retained the erte.trit, when it was understood that he had accepted a special re tarier for Motivator. wax quite equal to any confusion which could aye reveal:ea at Gloucester." We have also learned front several r ~ s t respectable quartet*, on which we can place reliance, that no was ever entertained, or hinted at, by the Sergeant at Wells, ;.. to the mute king postponed ; ou the contrary, that it was gene 'rte.,/ stated there, that the Sergeant did not start far Gloucester, neati'y because leis bankers had not advised him of the partnere or 14; fees ; ar.d that it was a matter of notoriety there, that the See !,',..tirt pi:44N owner? this as his reason, owd excused andjuellta if , maissine as If - cl/s, en that grouted wily. Our information en 'as that took _,p`acte on the Sage:lnt'r circuit is so respectable, sad so consistent in every chaos*. that we cannot doubt the CAATCCUIMS ait ; till we are prtpared to verity it, by authority which even he Piteteif oil( not dispute. We make this statement with great pain mut tehtetake—we have no eed to gain by it--the mischief accts. ened is irrepariblc-we do it in compliance with the suggestions of must Numerable men, of which we cannot but admit the force. ENCF. AND NZWIIMILII. , 4:l•er cr , :t.t, Sept. 20, 11128. • • This is a etre) doctrine; for, in our early studies, we rec.!. I t t.. hare luta impreesed by Sir William Blackstone with A high A; Pr of the lif7, and " nuli nee &more" feeling, o to InOltel• of the rngllsh Bar, an terms of the following jetport : .` that the fls given to* barrister wite not as • loran° vet coxductio; bat as g+l4- Jam Itostarinitnne not as a salary or hilly, but ss a mere gratuity, '4.i:A no counsellor could demand, without defog - wrong to las re p..l:3tion."• • - SOW; a. - General Painwa Day at the Rens, no a Even . Mittens newt be tot &wit, OM e two o'clock on the, mood of .N . COURT tna 111.11.-1• -- Lomita Ilpoolo4 • Frost • . Bryant The King •, Body Child v. Seigle same v. Holloway Evans v. Ward !whin v. Yry Skinner v. Hutchinson The King v. W. C Tvavell v. Brevets Smith v. Noah** Ttla. Jobestosot Pisa " tott v. Rothbury N.B. No Common Sittings appointed to be Ile._ Hight Honourable Sir Charles the Court K Alai's Stack I' ......bet November Sabanbal 'Um -ember AR Aredmieday . . November sit at balf.paet twelve o' 'Mabee; and at kalt.past London Spoelar JneT Londuu Special Judas f ur I Stymie v. Jackson Sase , t. Dalv Tharediy, Flock V. " Saw Sewage w, Rich. kit. 1 Asp and others v. row leo Hardly. v . Opuhld Toone g. *fly Ward v. Balder tie and another v. Jove) , King v. Batignroath totwis and another v. Lloklater Brows and another ♦. Brown CoMaori and 'near/ay. Sealth ltligh r. Wellesby Thursday, rd'Clesn Sieveiting v. Martha arnd others Solute and others v. Baynes and others 01Isba and others v. Lamb • WIC_ Eeekslastlcal Ist foosloa, Friday ...... fd Badea, 9dartlal• • • • li $...5, Woody .... lat Semlon, Tree* .... Weteesdry.. yd sealon, Widarsday.. Before let ,cedes, Wedserdity:: .. Nov. fd Session. Thoroday.... Sd Sesiloo, Thursday.. lot Session. Thursday 2d Sliiioll, Friday 3d Sonlou, Friday Ilytote lit Stake. Friday.. 24 Seldom., Saturday . Monday.... Oeveat Day. Prerogative, . Default Day. Admiralty, Emit Court aka at IS o'clock, except Lioaswell4twarair. c ._ meditate of the lowest description. izi gf r .airanatiolt i -or . a relthilig a Siii .r Finsbury, S , with a variety of . .111111 t yard, Roremary•lase. SIN VW 11117 isiiiiietid far trial.-Some densities, the prisnwer robilegtaiwilhaleg wrowyt 10.1., the lona which had much se drat ea him that be" eassreittett 'abide. V' 'oddment must be made out, the poor - creature fainted, and was carried out in that state by the reputed father of her child; ind he actually assisted her into the cart that was w her to Petworth Bridewell.--Brigkton Herald. opinion, they him. The Jury Ina few minutes returned a 'odic' of chiqty, In pwsing sentence, the Iltiewrre Szcoabsi ti to him that ttre phoney was well versed in that Who in 4 r hopriaosistst. I . loo# ' hia to . ....liaiseitlrTitt ._811_1.14_04 oat weatniatwitin:l4l::::: LA w. iv() Trews: yoz. alp. . • broom- igtiopaisaloH: bliPahma do mit • * fq1.1114: bhn utitr Th. "11861"tnilifillikiltr"1:he":11:"41biltARac. t:IviajkvEele:111:1:1111P111:8:1111414. :AD- E11:11h.D8A. ezan tlui ll:tik : 61.57.14.41waea11cti0e.11:16:77:4:i1e l'amEitti7lgitoCelitiallWrihe4l4llealli49;'ffial:lairrittiliNAC3lllB:E..6.4l:::l:ll 11:171 IP6:1 I:: .Irit t. E. - .. 111111151 1. tatie•ss. ____ • - • _.........__ • wbotindlitymiasitt laiter Man ~ IlatnA commit. •• ' • * • the Rene. en Frog,. Beretta 16 M PIE 111 TO ,be go, g oo toe wys e seing a Ilgwu IS the neighs Even ' lewd, igt i afea left rice the tkonewre, beep* hdotiesodi he.filsoo sat teak MIL . . • „ra • - 'The pima lead a newdsopeneoillpies, in *hick he dlel not debris pampa% ',dem near 'of whom much suspicion bad WO I ef.N . BMW . to ; }ratify , lest AS eassisoll %Wens lif Bitterne Mirth stplemed by many of the Inhabitants of iMdleet. aid mme per. " floe OP BMWS BENCH. his somistet to the widow: ••• • - ....- . - 1.-.qo SIT AT lIALV-PAIIT gIIPS• Mr. illesteet, Me ' asmsionted meg ofi the now "al e& Pit:l l l% b l s ill iban r. Ha tismsd ronifsmeem ßell ie n , et arri e. v 3 ed ir. hrfore intsalls' noeu ( the this i t i t el i r ee ' eed b"litee given 20a lb P t i lLe ri : feleg sou. 7 : lll46llll . agee w eeeeu , . 1•14.41•4114- ::: 4111ft"tee dtrepoisad i o fl e he' d a de 7; f ig elv tts7be ' a rhe tb l opetai rri n i tt l e' l th t lii ss il at ili a: LOMAS Pprrillh JUIIIIII. . n if ty o f ow" th e wow Hid d i d . p dbee im ih • was r oun d at - the ed art , raaota, at Letabetheed. Bennett, hie dif . a. shrouded, „„ 4 =re . In a coffin, which was The King v.. Body Tansiston v. Anglo • Goilty so 'lilt Warmes t tai/ pliseed guilty to the other two.- a daughter of theirs , about eleven years of axe, with two young same v. sonny Jame v. mithein smiths v. me same- 'dens years' transportation. ineft,•)obn and Thomas Brown, the sons of 31rs. Bennett, bye _ ... " Tu " 1 " Inte r ment"' Parkin v. Pry_ Ilse Etna v. W. Clark nnion of Loudon -- _._ -._/...-. former husband, were in atteedance. It appears that John Biotin •mmtis:ol:4lart:daitheyinotdehialideor,4l4:ofbdoinarth:zdee.l6, . d l s l yT wi th th ere: r ) u nfai b ionel b e is . k, reeir prt an i : Smith v. Noakes Featherstess v. Ma • Pisa v. Lamb Weadowany. tenon. rotic P. is in the &civics of two maiden ladies, named Pieketine. whomeide about a mile distant from the cottage of Ake rhe old man ---nmes-- • was very much attached to hint, and he was in the habit of violin/ tk ta : ! ...: El ebe ft m e nen v id h : e c• senn i e r o : 4l I:on ti m o o d e l i n ori m ee iddlese thl fe i rihar and e agea ulotts • beam the of i t i r_ ANSl ns oX . -Ho b u ir est ap .-On gesmodop tine Joll witk , • a imeissaa pmei Ea; shethe s cottage twar a e r in ose ced da s ily s . Mrs . Haines was his godmother; and teens partiality for John Brown. About saingrenai :ft:ash:: fh;dtublimrfle.e ' snildi.nadeintlier:cf s; lllPethriti wints her 1111"a mo kier th . e bellit r itied ha in tl igt 'a °br ie h w iPealleil- re cher ett, l t e: e d ea bbe adet t• g li et r w = eg i mm eleil li f ere le of verieris' -.'" same in , L ind : =amount of MI Illn- three weeks ago, when he called at the cottage, he mislaid by er sc. or rum. , Leader.rissbst playa, Mr. Cork, of ' . Ottumueex-On tinnoday, /.. MOW+ Ins ohugsd Mu. Reines that old Master Akehunt was very ill, and she did not with think be Would survive long. He (John Brown) said to Mrs. math as the etdmawa babe " ilitPartltt by el k l r i7W t as dead ,, aho seid"'" got.' *au r Information a6nnus'-: 6111141411 . 1 151'.. t t libi lit theiir4cef ainte rell' :1 1 . oon t.thbelimaet s antrimmed rid u w : : tio wilfratib n :k it nehunin s ' l led:l a h l au s ittil t cm .gi Pih h e is i- t r Novniderr is bang, a c ne egoist a ge awls imw isysigiorts Dot yet in - -eod_ _ i y liainee " Weil, I hope you have taken care of yourself," meaning ovinabev in wetlands, mother 20 Wednesday . ...... Nevember 22 found la Dembisimume jag and= mob eloinibled that she had been able to save a little money to support herself •• November 27 ; aw l me g % a e A . v e g. ' • game, called after die old man's death. Mrs. Haines nodded a kind of assent. hat g : h rl en .en o t I t i o is confin P F L---- t diledisi for the -.bb uitee d Us ,. en d n ot not fOr ma the aPP :in e l nd : l4lll . ovember 2S Mowday oembtr A.T• 29 l l T Th t u . di ' L . 1 , ' n u monor; thaws" p e nssesege,- villis were enticed to play with to the cottage, and said that he was sure the old woman bad con. lav te:An before'w.agston7.4.l6: leloo —fli g: li d -1 and institution , i o'clock as the 131 h, 13th, 20th, and TM No some money in some part of the house, and at the request of not the first time that the petition has been get* of a similar*. c Moe eo the other days. , them On dielirmsaby. 1, , Agegnem bi g , wog o l d* was tint for, on Saturday Mrs. Ayres, Akebuntes daughter, he commenced a strict search. to 5..- - KT OF COMMON PLEAS. mseo lm og g l iege ss es s edeggre together by the prisoner. On removing some lumber end rubbish which were in the wash. ferice eeln t e l ? far: l : l er t , h t el h l at i.t4mavea sbe try Clo on Tharedsr: October 26, 1416. Wages ' a INT Mee &Mete be said he was a carpenter, none, adjoining one of the kitchens, au old churn was discovered . . shillings per week .or the space of Mut weeks; sod eh, re can be no n the w* adjounng mollies before Minseimn Term, 1 oni• mid ore a sit f s g . .llll: i ! mid On its being removed from the place where It bed in all monis- :,_ b "12- and Thursday. Octuber 26. 'Zig pro•We him with more *lily been standing for a very long period, a jingling 110114 WAS that ,7 a "'Ut we ears an° the Prisoner was delivered, or p ro f ane d Flock v. Jones ,I Flock a. Tarr. main am gimmt ai tins' months, aldnigh not to hmtd .. .. J ohn MOO etclahned, " here is money.' On taking off s q . u le est l io d n that fie it ' w anil as h r er ecel i I nt e e d n ' tion uP°l ti i t h m ave "Prlca6un to the I°cl-eV' Same v. Same poolkeble se win& three bounds in money , and ll it on at the next en/aged that morning-Ise the 116 and examining the inside, ten _guineas were found in a • __.„ - • . an allowance from the fund of e l g r a 'Arley. Octdher 27. woo mot to Maiginesallap sly period . thine anntioned, os a rogue piece of an old silk glove or stocking. Old Mrs. Ayres was quite Woollastonv.'humnan I Dean v. WM* ... I wasbedi --- i --- - • , t :• • oveejoyed at th e discovery, . and shi and John Brown pretended again imposed upon the EVAN.% and °Biers v, tbswerth and timelier """';mentioned laudable i •mu • ' w i t ness further in their search. On a shelf, covered with dirt and cobwebs, e -ni n t il."'"' Since her cowslattnent she Cole .... v. Everett and ay. Botr.miltlrdi..2o - smettlitr' . obi . . has "lit In "rpet ter : on i ii :B fo . r 4 Th S t e h E is cage to C wn l9 l6. l v -I: eve : be . Saturday, (Maher Tt. had been despatched, welisam i t li t lit he sevendt dig dinovered a SOW of 1111141 M, le the funnel of which ttitev ..,, eg pe r m a e mm pthi n i found eleven militia. It is believed that this money was secreted "'"g e "'" 'o le l le 'er tme• M at ayo re r ia ; W ;. o Bea cr u .: e i r . k, I'*- --*".....'"n ". held on Mrimlay Iset, at Clark at notenv. I Beak of Enieed a. " =editor 1 4•WhilliD 1 . 1 71, Gibbs Leib. ate ri o n st Mr. genes, rit. • Mee. Haines. Tbe circumstance of John Brown finding the c • ~ Daniel v. Bowies enniidaset s t b e n b een Maoism nosed may of the helghboun to be Team Illiberal in their woodsy, deba 80. retinas a bilsodeas • lam at ItellutaLgrego. sod she was , • of ihein observing, " those who hide can find." . eq. DepuTilesorder ; and E. ( lates t S. Holt, and' T. Amififfld, Dallmaut welt another I Perna' tr. Derision . ' left in an slink aid became in serear to Mr. t r i ar:e r n e t was ibiListrotes were anxious to give the yosmg men (John and the Gui hall, before Daniel liewl:t:E a sq l" . v. Key and soother Same v. Asian BMW.. : • as format • &Abed aired to pay ls. a WHO Brown) a full opportunity of' exculpating themselves. The Quarter si. • • Peering, Bart. v. null- some v. Peeling John Luke, alias Leakc, an elderly man, was indica fbrhavi ran Same v. Mooe. off. bill Me wen would hors all of non. He to the main Yesterday, the Reverend Mr. Pollen went to the house where John. Miro lived, and searched his boxes , but found nothing while ghe Was in bed , end dlsteeded his looney. She said shebum. Maristmtes. Tnesdav, October 81. could mike no farther anteStreated him to a. out. He whatever to implicate him in the murder. T h e elegistratcs after. isted of eight counts. in the parish of Ali Saints, Northampton. on the 27th day of Bi sc b o ff v. O s tehy Haswell S. sot:edgy (Me Wands, however, ' detertitined to remain, aod she wends interrupted both John and Thomas Brown, and expensed se n: tem r nbc t el l i e s g r iss e ellit : led b::: th ol cun tiy eu gunt -t c°2l y of having the coin in his posses. nowt v. Pamtand and fithen.procured and bought • quantity of coin, with the intent to uric{ it. dread herself. No 000ne2 shaken so than Mr. W a rren el . to them their entire conviction of their innocence. pew her em m t h e me m, N eg r i, et woo, en m e Ow e ; h e n ce Inisabeth Bennett, the girl, was then examined.-She had stated, • rednesday, November I. the was left without a Charigemfmtardt, and but for the humidity co h PteoioMiday, that her father and mother, who lived in the upon to pleas, the prisoner said " He as , not guilty :In the DEPUTY-Recontma telling hint he must either plead Jameson v. Drinkald 1 Haidon v. Stephenson. cif Mrl• Bowers , . 0 1 . i*os• 1 'fi l e •• rt, eth she i wou v ld on line rottelle next to Akehorst, were up nearly all the night of the mur. known whore to In tin me tending to to them. Since her . „ g an soother Thursday, November 2. Mr. ilaLts, the nq wh r l ive . N erten corn. d is e Z examination she . h t er a i n been evidently Intimidated , and we , doubt :m a ' Guilt or Not Guilty, he pleaded Not Guilty, and the case was an. loci a. mien sod I Knight and another v. mined 10 uncle ?- Was In the nryge t, nor did he, whether it warpoiale in dm Magums to allow her to go home . • with her parenfi, iihmeh . orge her wills being a wicked liar, end that soother 1 Leah. othetwise than she hod ,pt with indecency. friday, November S. :liiigistnite-Who led is Woven/ her statement is axone invention. Dun ng the examination of the tared `um' proierution wee inuituted, having stated the circumstances which cern e nes s Airn t w h o wa s girl, Bennett, her father, sat on a form in (root of the public house. Mr. JETTS, on the part or the Mater of the Mint, by whom the 100.81151101 d v. Kitson Price and others v. Same a. Same Faith and another., Mr. Child, a-profogilighel of gratuitously them to watch . otitt, he k L unn i wa s and was both loud and frequent in his mtestations of innocence, a candidate fall the dittiffiri MI sent* _St.'Clealint es.the indictment was not under the Statute passed for the conviction mold , the maths "Sin h e l p me Ge d , I i ss A na hand m dui , jub. ., would appear in evidence during the esaminations, and said that Ile dept with his wife in a back morn on the nigto of the murder, ol ushiatt.di pernons u m tter wi n th ig procumi bage coin, th b e ut an i ndictment at co . min . n Ism Mr. HAILS losimei toned fldr.Dslidk (WIM (a connected with: citsei.stss TERM, 1826. the parochial Band of that air ib mid Imeaceideetally peost), and, to go down stairs, Inuit have paned through the room in . CH °ante at coin with mutt to teal and Maritime Court Sinlogs. ' and intended, that if 'the tide of deems was found correct In the which his son, Thomas Brown ( the youth who went to Akehunt s atm. " •RCIIIIII. main points, parbet t bose person Who had remiss 6f . franchise esteatie r ter, and feet dieceven'd the murder% was sheepdog, The- unb o l t __ % Ch eep th e ' b el di a d y o r the Three c m „ br Before stir John Nichol. *gu m sip * h e w , wo men mass li t a nd p re p e ,,p agen to fill mu u mdmitten. Math is stepfather told him that he passed boomas pu te- ... Nov. 3 1 461 Session, Tomdal t4 "' 29 the office to wbieh Retained. AY hts bed-item in the middle DI the night, while he (The- is Bridging's"; win proved that the whiner had brought ....tor. 11 By .Day, Wednesday ... Dec. 0 The ... Nov. !to humane Magirinie advised the unfortunste applicant to al., inn Amon) was asleep, and that he went down amino bat he " Ithill t° hall hellee eul the morning of tine nth , and, after ADS/SALTY. Jails Dent Brea at the Fish public.house, in Fish.lane. On the . ply to the "%relayed she ItilWrltig n . g ; and Mr. Crook urn, dined the truth of the girl's statement, " that his father told him . tilt*. bl i t the bag in her possession. Before Lord Stowell. drunk thy she should haft S. to stick to'the RAMC story he had told before." Bennett was asked day in gentian the prisoner come to her house and had went beer, left his cot • ? Ile said that he went onl y a lbw • .-Ner• 7 leeh S e" l °P. W ed n e Sda Y" - Nov 19 HaTTOB-QAttlfr.B..4o4 ilatuoOgy .11 - naglekl and Parker, two idt7 be la g steps in payment for Which he offered a bad shilling, which she returned. . . Nov. la By• Day, Matador . Dec. 7 i .,,,„„ .feem dm d oor, to a heap of bricks, ter a certeih puie. Me must, Nor, •S. • young men who ito•d - sbdritOd *Pad daring highway l°b ""i• therefore, have been dressed at the time • and on Ing sold that he and he then gave her a good one. He a ft erwards had thole beer, PIIIIKAGATISS. were brought up foi ihnUomeminaden. ~-.- _ had no occasion to have left his bed-room' for that purpose, hetnaile and where went to him , and told him he had now sereopeece Bet ire rilr John Nichol. About a week Ace, Mr. &ayes, arespeetable undertaker, re- . oo reply, except by reiterating hisfortner asseveration' a et• his m e ,. halfpenny to pay. He gave her a sigma, which, after examining ... Nov. 9 4th Session, Friday tin. I siding in Clierkenrieli, was met about eleven o'clock et Might, on , cenee of the cheep. Bennett, we understand, will be examined It . she said wee a bad eme `he made no reply an bee relleelb g • it, ...Nov. id ( B)-may , Saturday .. Dee. ,so Holborn - hill, on fiis way bane, by the premier Mansfield, who , ..,_. but gave her 1 good shilling. Some time after, while she was at ... Nor. 231 called him by semi , and4o,Wire he Iwo him. The walked to. min on '''""°a7 "eel. ,ether as fse . _ae C ow-eon, the FrieSeloc_ „ ellasreingi " Th " rib ial , inked up, hta daughter and her son-having desertedithe pine, and The swan oof old Akehurst, since Thursday last, has been work about the a W eems named Mlles' who was In the Before the Surrogates.kitalen. eared to her, and, In the prisoner's hearing, asked her if a ....Nov. 0 1 4th Suasion, standay ..., nee. 4 do __ not moues .me now, On slum know ma before we lien.' returned to their former residence. Before her departure, she told haft:mown, width he showed la a purse, was a good one ? She r,. Nov. 17 fly-Day, Tuesday .. ...... Dec. 12 When they wind at the MINN of Sharp's-alley, the prisoner ....A a pent= who called' upon her at the cottage, " that she believed her* plied not. There was acme ffigeoselon amens die company about ...Nov. 24 MN" 14 " 1 " .t° labs la d alibb g tu debill ' lehleh be eells ' daughter Mar A yres, had done it ." an d .a brother of M ary A y res *bu tu "'Puree belonged e°' cos st STORY. and in foam dined mood die Seek. and his neckerchief taken __,,,,.' . give - - ,__ On being cross.examined by t the prieoner, she stated he had said it won not him h a lf so rims sorrow to see her we SD Christopher Robinson. or At the Inmsnt the Gine whom he had not before ""'", ... Nov. 10i ith semen, Tonedey Dee. e banged, as It did to see the FOOT old cm ores u they lay mur- his ez i es were very wealt, and that bend undergone en operation for ...Nov. 18 By-Day, Wednesday ... 3 ' teb seen made tl,•=eer B ui c k a violent blow °is the dered.''-lt eta to be m cloned, that ay ectort g e i l a , zsm i_ his ht. ..Nov.'s' Dec. ' head, wh • to ate posed. He calini " Watch !" ef. the bodies took place by the „.„. a . 5 ..„ -- .` t t - m . t to . James Henley Ryes on the Nouns, and was at the Ash public. 'fermate., Thwrinksy, January 4 . 18t7. loudly ; and, on Yin feet, entortained that his Olen Hatton - • r " -.--' -- r --. --- - -- - house en dionisotog of the prisoner's being there. Whet' whops surgeon, whogavrevidence before the Comm s Jury, and that he /ay, Admiralty, Friday. January 11. watch and appends., bees taken Isom his fob, the front of was incorrocito stating that the wou s were pew y ablunt . went Wei& mon dm envoy were jnking and qnestioning him [O'clock, except the Admiralty, width tilts at It. which was mush ras e led a auto taken from his side-pocket. h----r - r --- ' - ' ------.nd ' b ik let- Mr. Williams, and other - au 'rimy were ' Pim jai hikes by gams watchmen, lied near the ete•mulle' Th e R e v . J . C k h P Polle n s . saw the miaow cake !hive purees out ofitie pockets, and put me IV INTEbLIGENCE. ' Patrons, discounted injuries in the needs of the old people * hi g h . . egf e less. rue " she sad rule, The *es°, haewee ' the sown bed not observed. The old ..„..1.,.. o f into his bosom, nether into his Tight-hand waistcoat metric and --'-www--. was olit found, Oct Mims of it boss discovned. young men *-- - r' - she third hr lethal on the fine. Witness initeeeteiy pkked it [NO'S BENCH, SATURDAY, OCT. 21. flannel , nest ion bead over which a gamin. dose in it, which helnestiown to Mts. Dent, she sod lin Ou taed dr io r tb e e iis„rowi et whieh oil tb r e ineacente. evidence o p3rti as no: aw ful; car. yam and , heiag h• csa libp inined " r : we two ce f eat ound . " te ntf e v t e - up and asked Met If It was his ?lie tepliab it wis wt. - nen was newt Millings after Trinity Tern. • been em throt . There were two punctures perallel with each - was .. uabi lk -.gad it which T he p d „.. ad d im i a de , e he w e d IniKETY V. BUCHANAN. NAB!, alio said ..rend!' lelisfeeratit Prove 4 4 4164. f - h i e , m i t a JUSTICE on enteringthe Court stated that boweeer,, Wailed, midday Sae bath Any emplitted. slt th e fthmme at half ad inch- O n ettalmnmli die e•P sad sw a in the nessissey ; and the person Who sat treat to she prisoner abstract of the pleadings in this ease, and he bead Oldie old man. at the back, two similar injuries were - Menueouounr.ewasse.-4)e - ilepaday, 'Man ifatriews,. k w * . ee d e g e g m ad i„ sme e g te „b emme t get ... i n told bills it kwe hies m men it, At lerrib ta bmeirinti hie heed inaction brought against the defendint to an th ,a r i ve , of a„,, . 0 , 4 4, No. Gam append. site waders% ming 6,. .i k.... .... A rli----- -,._ d ,.. foreldpoe'llin table, he add, " D.s.to it, is ihe t yon esa eon, of money. for dee support end maintenance*/ a. IL p rint _eigingtkiagisemly t (hayed isitil Nem se . * bob a ea** *ads ' - --"'"" " Mee mein moothe." He refitsed to fake back tie moon. fie oe delicate a desert ion, his bordnip tho ugh t tri. is.- mg fit . for a la. dal. • s t et u ~..i .. .. t possibly an arrangement Might be made an Mx Dint find the fte-elfall Polk Of Ma msf ..__. Akohnnieogran,d4 3 and see dos net away, sand witness, accompairied by Miles, fellow - Id him " °. "`"" pursuit alhul N ue / to dm Three Crowns, where hewn given into the custody of Patin dbe advantageous to the ifterests adl ilea ro. ed deam t d wl t ' i st imensfon. p ee p tge o tg p o t hi m e g . r 1., ,.. ,, .. tdiebbke wan - eidnaet eleehlr i li wast, b ••• le ha lele- ea *a ceemable. Prior to the covetable's mild, the peignoir wok .._,, elite Ids waftwoot pocket a Ind Manna and a geed' aldllion. so the House of Catania, it lelmern. he twit nwridim thanked his Lordship for this intimation of •. • ..• •'' ha sham • 411 eY 1 ill Sillaae•rehtbu . ' "`" wihastmer ogle fed/ nano. Th i e r &viere picket up and pin id that ea far as his client (the plaintiff ) was SIARTLIZSOWIC....OIII . Astri fiellileir wee' placed Sethi Ter e received seen enliermadow bon a pug of Opens TM" ... , ......... b .......1.1....., bad pence, which was ___„,.. ready wady to adopt the suggest Me. bur ' wawa of be1 2: 14 L t r a l liele Y nig,' I. this .'. •- it I ta 4 r - t ele meenw ," k • Lauelaealeuulabeal t e m lale d m ; dee ' ;lei • ir=. - .70;1it pocket . r-. The emistell w rili s e; rho sappeatedlor the defendant, mid he amid hon_r_of Henry A dm h erifi - was •• -- . •••• - spy* Viand • led diffingsapon tem, mid upon opening Me imposition. lie was oerfeetlematiefied its his °min fee It hlalh ilX . eimgeor. The ems alas% "Cofilikr Will" is a very -• • - • in his Indies vase brim quantity of silver rapped no " ilesiitsii- plalatH!* woidd not foamed fa the mount dew pyre* , • digs was di l l u g leg le, hes. sober w i t h sight =h e ll ilia l a * kb 41 . 111•1111 1 **9 e Mtl eill . : lftalniesles paper,* SI 10140.* *Sand each other. They all Aube langesgm sod ttneatigiffsgio have her life, is armed Reek awl enintessillinneen • mo d ). 0,4111•2111 l bd , . ' Josetce said in en perfectly reedy to try The Istegtelr . ° ol mimed 11 * -4410 Ills r l i e ft e bum* 1114 eau ' A l * Ille ex i le l lelle l imeel - sl i le ie lell -lef Ilse - , fillSiOansdellnd die menet *en from die Pelomni Bel Oa bete tidoormikinespee. the her. .' - • th weegeli t t m itn hisioyeseig to egenteintre gest% woe eon ad d • le zzit t i . i e r t =timu _ln the papers was o ug ht he m i g h t f a i r l y p i , th ug mo th. Hg e Tire Marfee iroproif esr ei d ds eitt reisk maid Moro Merodellasi *hat Mail* wok din liuddaanalemil . . ' t imings, end seven. delicacy as any one tend in soy aunt MI "Eglu aelbekeles • *111 ,.. i Of viihnej= .l ll Weid ma, to adopt would the Inleins of onion fog the my'stery 'MB rav t • • f inning that it should be pabliely leen late% nelniedlehls RhtgilielWoilsesdaY /Wet 11 Insolently pmene'eserelops. this hor ri ble transaction, and that 1 few days theism submit to that, however une id easeet, estheit seiterises . _, Mid dice. would brierglo light the real Windex. • • nod. Wigton Bell Collins, oftversinith, said the coins were brats, se. with the exorbitant demand whi. • boss -. ek_POr m ., „.." 11 " A min named Atom Saunders Wes eoeveYed before the Magis- , Two of each description were broke by order of the Court, in would wil4sgly make his Stria Itindellse ... .. a ...em7,7 4 •°* and Lamar Mtvere,,„____ebtart wh • s e ettg a g e „, „__• Sams yesterday netting. He' had been approbate** egor , Loadm for the inspection of the Jury. The coins were admirably executed, i r' t i with life t t li tt al til° , slie dl m e n wili st fit .ii6t ror thath eni Mat h la but. mesr -" ltakip - e prePer ; ' ----- '''''''" ..‘ No. ...' '..". ea a ensitioionscheraeler, and when to Lostbedelnat WOOS* an the most minute objects and marks being all debut. They were .___- - examinatiOn of some length, the Magistrates wereconvinged.Of his of thareigne of Geo. 111. end IV. memos su ch se ed e r n ews. sh e we al ge t Do. It @Cr_ . 15 IMllitite .._ thin Tetelle . lrue ter sett the pr.i... innovates of this critne end he was set at liberty. Jones," was - The prisoner, Wog called upon for his defence, handed to the ""t_ „ , _ _.iimmiliw ma MI" _,_eme• the _F ica _,,n_ "," examined last Saturdiy, has been fully committed for • A* . Courtla written paper, which vas read by the Ta r e Steward, .0 said he could net emigrants d the proposition oloulOwleffedsnamihaavit" * - _ __••• illue l et slam t u° ll robbing ataum sound Rail, at Leatiratiead frie. iimpshat whilst on a journey from Wales be found in a SRAM . . 'nation for the expense 'his diem had been at IneiliCwilowee litho. 14 The slues eird44•ll rushed • ' Held near Wrightoo. between Donclunch and Coventry, • small untwisting him Buchanen t but he would at. Inn tionekiteben, • • sae& her watch , wbi wastieni hang. ............., ......,__ ..__ m ,........ , _ __ ~ plume, containing a quantity of silver, apparently trees, bat on u- m first made by his Lordship. ing - on ihe dresser abase 'minutes before by the daughter. The Betel° ID! NA AV CASE.-On Saturday last, a very res meet of the disease in his eyes he was nab)e to dlstiagoddrwbe- nce b etween th e e minse i a n bob dace, it was nodal' nen Webtliall bolt,fre Tyler. solos turning the • - mew d ond e g e b, leme g t emm e b e tm b, e g me gt ob to apectame young f ema l e appeared before the bench of Ma- imieded therit was ts= i t bad - that .h th e . we e w ir in g euedLeurtrflawtileelbe bed we to a gentleman at the bar. tto • i ato prof , • • ther in - dio illeset, mil sins walking 'tans slam, but could gistntes, at the Swan Inn, Chichester,. on a anemone to . -- • - - - -- • - • - FS TER SESSIONS, Oceoara IL not 'yokel be eras min t She went ep to demand dinged compel bet to affiliate an illegitimate stolid; but on het re- mi. sne Learned DEPUTY RECOIDEB, in summing up *auto oared to change it at any place till he catne to Northanmesen _- s enes.-.• _ , thesn Wltiand lide t tl x dented its-belerltar• and °tend fetal to do so she was committed to Petworth *Weird!. the Jury , observed that the question for their deekini "Wier to p ' bet to be sendlied. *he Wet Gk an Meer, o who earns IRELAND v. SWETNEY. mamba mew, bat did vet end the watch aa , tethet ovum. re Si a te l wes a . ttended . ... by Vonng . man by whom she has al- she pri . son_et eran had i m a r ld red be - di pai t eed ostn e f i ti th he e. p et u m etiese of tenni i f i f i l; . hl Inuit au order of affiliation made some lime I°. Dad one elute, a who, it appears, had laid a wager V 4 l "me Tallorirea dentin!, and Watson discharged. wird Birnie and Mr. Hells, at the instaece of of s . that the officas had not the over to compel lt-lt was of e f ee / 411e r P ealalee *en Courts of J *till* n Major Sweeney. Sise now appeared in a pro. - Lamonezaitreasee Saturday, Moro Anne Willem, a f P • much too ceninelle WIMP Wined. It was entainig a . jeep. r, and native asmorame, white the noolpriteemo medium of the lowest doweription. was brought up for t i ed BE. a female to late Tin' offspring , or in de 'tuft to have her elms m mumemmee ht eimp l oi bo g p anc i nmw i t ene rg i r t ,t a og with a lengthened visage on tie fortune of ,amination t .on a cheep of robbing a Mr. Thomas, a medical prac. committed to prison; and it is maid that he hashed influence go 'to Lakin, 'sod waidd wine their serious If a amts , and e for the fray," was written titionet, of Leonardemone.Finsbure, Shorediteb, of a gold watch, enough to ititinee this unhappy girl to try the experiment they were of °pinks but BO eosin *kb incest to cliZasoft, 110 h ; but, to the me eet iiisappointment of bolt chain, and stile, together wilts a variety of other property, in a low for him. On the decision of the Magistrate that her coin- matter where, they "Mg l eg him g • e : l e e l k i t lYlbe, weiel Of a ' int Y .... ~___. __ ._r n,- ,-...•.a5. --A 1- .i.- hinii.l' In Mum An ....sard. Beenturv.lane. • ....ra.....-..• ~........4 g5.......11.••••• .t... gg...• , ...5...•••••ea ralngosi smi °Pinking they Irma ** ll * their teeing effect, mad acquit 'LAW COURT OF KING'S Leedom Relayed Pcustr - The Loto , Caltr Jus,. be Med looked at the Meuse. peneetved that it was artaction Meet army large sum of Ms wife. In a ease of so It right to suggest that , afl'Amet. which would be dia. and avold•publie disease. Mr. ReoucKast thanked bs opinion, and mid that commend, Its was perfectly tQ adopt M. &Ammer. who lirLegtettfor the wet made ft this preps . .• .andl that the phdiniff Mid& The lionw CM If the UMW th es Ipegs ricazairsastVegyhe dig felt m new* be wee ls hat he efe== woe ah. isimply saris. Mr. Beelmmen illiesabee fee fseetewr if she wai noecemens • _ to-morrow, withal& Main thing. Mr. Beolferriot as a tender of compensation in supporting and tend to the migestlon I After some conterena agreed to refer the easel wEsrmissr This was an appeal .. since before ak Pilchard Elisabeth Issimsd, on v Soden qf Naomi hair, Sibijse Ire mmilating gage oti War. " Iflr mart la . the him on the bides of each _ _ „___,c al the notice and a crowded Coer t , an informality ems' tilecethed is notice of appeal which rendercd it invalid ; and lir. Ailey pon temild that, by the 411th Geo. 111., no decision of the Coint mid be binding unless that notice vervain', and served at tee specified of the ornaments near the pulpit, miasma tnere some time, e"eeeies .......... ....,. ... ‘....,.......... .......T....... "_:"."''' -- — - 7 ' -- tone. teeming by its manner to my every attention to the truths et the la d t o ok. to her to Pet wee% Brideweß.---Brighton Herald. to hist that the Weenie was wen roma in mat pen en sar cup- ion teeing e es was whitest by his ilwzos.nats..--On Stpairdsty Joke LN Mr. Mama , it tia. for the appellant-I sm sorry the case wince iagobiect, was neaten aisle this office by • Reed. one of the Boa- The folio ' t * late)y rred ' the suburbs. A "rib - it a - wing ou rage°me in . esbleabsese hi WOI may sit months. lbw s we- .l<divered by the clergyman. It shortly, however ! began to be entered into, as it Is one of the most inflames that ever came street patrol , who found dm Vine an the step eta doer that morn. . . y•arble, and the effect of its melodious mimic, joined with bef ore a c aae , Ing, after having'aternipted to destroy himself. Tbe patrol stated, spinner employed in a cotton-mill was occasional s taillicted sa igk ag e a t h e e beraya,mas sag tsfeashe inaprinessiena,-= WO* io- tlie . harangue of th.., preacher, !my be snore easily lora. Hr. Areer —Now really this is not to be endured. The order ,bet es he VIA on dere fan Blackfriers.r?d, he ebierred the unions. with falling sickness, and his brotkoir, who is a* . *nor . hiesorst_msemse ta i i i = l " o . te =hia ti l: NC tl,„ ale e• trad than dram ibed. It remained in the church during ems made by two most respectable Magistrates. _ nape mw winds, 'wend a dolmens. 6 doer; be *petered to n Mr. A pore/Iva-Yes. upon mettle evidence. 'Here an unfor. in skit want, as his starrod.muntenence, u well es ha. tegged old temporary absence. r e ' i the vicinity of the work, supplied i bil 'pike dia - leir 11• 414 02nekeees OM shiladd • tat rat of the terviee. " The shopkeeper was - called upon to kept to hard labour. 'fined in the Town Gael lb, wave Cm !IM''!' e - *mats, and be tunate gentleman is hampered with a child, in whose creation, lie garsenits, indicated, There was an empty bottle Wall hy hie side, contribute to the combination funds, but Ile pointedly re- • —----1 A most providremiel etesee from a watery grave has oc . says, heilad no more to 410 Mau a gouger ; and I trust the Court -*high the patrol diseased to fix e r contained lalidenuni. After MEETIIvUS UP CNSDITORS. eurreel in that of it gentleman of Blarelfo r d, who, with his will Isterfere so far es to reduce the weekly allowance. The spc2- issue time Maeda* sdndied that he hod evelidwed an ounce of • fused on t h e ground that he was only working for his • c we' daughters ant', a female servant, were a few days since lint is one ti;' those meritorious men who, after the service of t r um N e w t l aggit measi aa are le a a de etw a„ si b : p at h a e coo pme s e - brodLer. A driven nights after, he was alarmed by Ina iihnt. , ... LONDON LIST —Meow the sea s. Gamow.) I hi ed and ' - oia Air e a ssoesata- •er their return from. Stedlenti, .below Poole, where they beat leafs in the defence of their country, ere peovided wi th no n eo op i ortiordeinered *ire smog emetics. which ten being en, the window g ass. ver , a.guen. or Tee cootie OP etesniesieenes 4 rs. eraser, oil Trine sssss mei?. D. sk.it•tat . that giz u titri t a h rcem e ei piano's under the name of halepay ; ari d b ea d. aaa t anace sl a g laa , O at l ip bad tikes.. Tile *bore fans tit) of crystal bottles, sweetmeats, and other -......- lad been on a visit : they engaged a boat and two boatmenfond, T. Zeodon dealer, marriage settle Wast .... ............ ~, pease of a large family, Cut of 10s. per dez, he bee bay been stated to:Allt. Call e 9, be & tied laseamb what meld were in the window, either smashed or rendired =elm. B on d. j, place , underwriter, eareat v=t ererty. •• 1:: •to sake. ..them to Poole, and in that harbourthe lost ran bail :his child field on him at as. per week, which I baps meCourr b a re' „deft to eiteputt sumer en nit, tee, ..t h o g ag s tad. .t he shopkeeper melted oot, .., d .14 geot t emew . w h o was „ ie .. J. tww5 „,,,,,.,,,„, w , r .„„, 0w .„, 00t0 . t 0, 1 'rains! a sunken buoy, whidh made a hole theougb die . w gi aida „ se a a , .... • - seeb.m.to Weil& die eis„ . alb s l ica t iag ag g it u mooed. J. terseeter-row, book !er, yaell rojerly... • holism of their laciat. Thg ail fortunately held fa*, and Mr. A eesv-1 ass wilily .to consent to its redisitfen lo 50., wi '.. . . ii."`" - llgeb e at g ed,bte• bee Pitf.. llllllloo , . ',Mr in , (1 •2_.. • . - - -4,ltesepartys.itstrivebalt 101dieetio•-pepetNeuolij.. leseseeeduel l6 . 1 1 the host had neatly Aged', when a white Inuedleichlef, sea odeestendlier dim pereedlisp be Owes : .:., :' •as IJZ ' his r i res Bl n ufl i1L 8 2.19.1.1kai ' r!"2916.a. lited„filt hi COSP. l -„Jeaskeeterla, ,cbseolOs. weamemmare sell raven.. 2 . l ,- ;.: • •t 1 The SUM inte Iddleatel/ filed at J 4. id • Wi l it i M d idOlph•• ' bleb f' . ',..' . -''" , , p flu ef • ; •• lit knelt - .. •be woo rum ) o ft ."rhey were tit tui . 101 . 11 G ar.. . seas. 0. , INSBeelle-pard. ineemetterlwaer. loel llll l low. ,••••• • • ~.. Well they heal up, was seen by • beat Mew, who hut- - • _ . t CoIiNTRT LIST. wired to their relief, and arrived in time to take diem fromremarking tent' ay hall ass a true B etty Ireland today . die estgiromf be ' • ••• •ed le itteinnplith that *HA Ire iris WIN ce; and brit was evident no evelion would din. neer, Nasebestar.'oodekd Wars Thomas Dream wasludieted foe en lade:sot assault oo Bridge t . aces esueollse, ' Th e ~• th 1111 ° itiv."- e m i lle b• P ai n, do, the agent 'of the combined . made the most erinneren r=t,ttr e k t ,„ l „ o ,, w . m o w .. s ko wai m a ls oomodes their perilous situation, and conveyed them safe to Poole : Anne Coil/wedgy. 12 walif. left the silks' .i.fle- lives at No. 7, otaa-Plata4 "the '.'m • e gb e r e to get the • case compromise& to which the dug. iii[eis - 44 - arideas the boat sunk a feet minutes after the piny left, it. The presecuuie eased th at me prisoner Z r usin by mai- " , • Demmer. W. sianelester, dealer, Star, Maisefastar, es 2 $0 t has bun the mortality in the Vale of Belvoir, tier, and had frequently visited her Intaband.. On the da . la Asylum. keeper* lerigth assented, after getting full remuneration as i °'# bo s i tiewo , • wt ....ammo,. wow; monisienns. rest Krit t nr ais h o l eber itene r ee ts . t et k st ed, ene t eu bi t s tt I:7. etu Zz l e i r n amg , 'for hielan •and darorge, which amounted to upwards of seem; a through the prevalence of the cholera molten, that no less A dreadfuteme al inert, with an attrilding fatality of a ~ • ..... ........• •. . ...... ..••••• .... ...••..- .. ehin 07 spasms have recently died at Marston, 14 at Red- 'um asking Mr to feteli some gin. remarked that her husband weaWein , Virg ..,-„, ..naturee Ir. thfell **Paled, (h. inhabitant; • . f 01.-- Old Chreomicle. petal and co, Alias. bee.weaut. Howl. Sinsinsheeit hi* Me l * g . 1.14 T: eansintiory, budder, nuilditeg. motedory, adj. taw es. ,Wile, and other villages en a ' ,b a il ie proportion . Where b e Mn e that day, and began to ill Arse lie, . She resisted ; Ind he Agana?. HOUl ou l ,erneener penes were prime disciples " Tus WOWILING COTTON SPIV at sae. -A very emitter.. LaletWyn. . mareeniesetwde Mr. asetesenVeMale • I impalcal aid is not within immediate reach, the following tweed her from the chair el the loot t Hid held nee _town so fen+ of swaddling P.. Who " lovefessta" of Athbey hive, able reduction of whites , in some instances equal to two- , rs e'Zl, cate.s . o „,,„ 11.44. Wpm% phistookr. is recommended its an efficaciout remedy, if taken in the bly. that she was DWI/ overcome . - ohs bit his am*" lath ho ovine told, t shame and misery upon More thlgas,:isaving, sof. late, been evade by seine of the master • & l a • eta 's of the complaint ; -Let the patient Hike a flint hair, and by th at Poi" got my flom 4 114 ; &William adruldrs. mimes t h a n - - s . 4 1 r e ,„, t r og jp s .i st , T. parebere. rdeimoillthot •• tIl r uts, a'Agetwal •" torn-out" WaS tM consequ,ense, and woe*, J-,llWWIlse, hiakeeper. att el however he took Woolen mob bere. He wee law wawa needy ems 7t r osaw, or more, of thick gruel, or pate, made of wat her pace red bruited her sum „ a m a, like- teen hitleest , ' Beritelyito`. xt.-eon . Boorday Swineen, about! Masters taking is new lands at the reduced prices. the HUMBS. . rimer, of the same consistency as that used by paper-. 'weald tell iter helloed when he cams home, arid& she dog .tlikitat HO .'.4 NU ' amidst*, *bids it •eld odes, cupperted by the eentrilintione of those who are At the etionee of her father d o garl of Haerudiyaatileaden, imageee. Put nothing (neither sugar nee butter) into it, she saw hill. She cried slut, hat dove wee nobody's, thee &Mr * eared wRI t rb,* I to' two ladies, ,ppened• abort the in tall emptily kodietelving the dd rate of wages, have g„fg„thaan, the lady of t b e .kbyeemabla.kle. gamest Wags*. octeept a grain or two or ult. One meal of this will, in WOW- . -• • .* * - * nada' et Helbselie to Atidille,row. . A gentleinati since heenissingevery exertion to induce the neW - binds to ey sedeught e r. • • bwee „see, *move the sy,mpuinis; but if the &order be A. * witness ed *swam at atom in *filch food • r. min ima° the bed baTan bow (b hw . she vitae hie s ! lee Pleil .2.iiesi 140111, _l* dtisit,lg I gig; his -ire their employment, and by joining with them in with- Os the gthihstast . ... at Le_ of t sid , ,csit, , of Arnie:4* easy be repeated at *mire. Abstain from --,- . -4 " -- -s .s Y " Dull, "P m ' - 14,114 a i r . lo t a lame win 10 - 4*,‘ by hohN their labour flub the market, es mire its price to T kailla boillPa y • ( " 4 ' reer. reeek domed, or frail.- Nollingtams lawsuit. The priesnersmied, in ibfenee, that he had bneten t 6t p reeres. *Oar. and - Aidialy worn LOMlllacy we. aped a tot desired level. 8q guarded, however. his • been the lie - t,Ct• - •L s ,--,,--,—,--.-,- rithsati. c a melancholy ease. of hydrophobia • iris, and had Wend her in Inland. sad bed bow en Nett melrweggen t - th e ,'amd• the hem% a very viral conduct ' of the tents , • the; they have , hitherto, Oli the *lb bessed, at St. George's church, clasitain, by the hoeph weak at Newbottle, is the pidebat !lough: .hati ha thowilekilitd in 'ltii.klief_tiaali,k'W . _to,____,____•aallgaltaFs, spirited animal, . • moth% - gifted, one it 'wbh very hit VoerPtions, kept Out ef' the reftii, if the. um mo s: it. Napier , Remover ftwancettio i ldlot*intell. wises wee se the • • • Thu *abject of this meet lameetable ease n'at s wand of ac i m e r.h r77 o - 1 4 0; , e „„ - " wee artottlfy forced *mg , ' pie if lbetivo We's lash. This week, it appears, rope alitt e .disturbOope uh n o„ et ,4 Salop. to •Plareiet, secood•ditaidssetefiliqesePh Willson ireeffsel vise s Roe bey, aged heet sew yens's.' of Wm. Douglass. Omit st (boleros fee eseehiet ,„ Mid tire est aar tangil ib ires. la truslied. . bee taken place moose the new mid the bands at the I , l o' glare. eta the minim of eMeßilliplleodil, .400, hie Malice under fab l e ietea , grit preseeride mei tiesafieani .li*, _Were Med Se at is. Fannany, f• of Air. James Kennedy. Abele it t new Mande Oe 'be Iftblestren, at Mosley, hy Me Rev. ilmmad litilens. at Hap. of the Grainer,. to • wOO% hieing celled hi h itxon d ei gYdroPhollin Smith. widow deposed stet below l o b hes ellsKewO Sehleg Wes dtoedlialy , sad, wide., h er dettsittee, was re- comp of Teething obstruct* flow the old ones in 0 51: prints Hindle, _Gikib=it gar tl metweihr eoun 1 +pp* elieervettelave takes . Sore,. zee: er D og to am. km hand, sad, she Inds hmerbotteiseekt she ose ?skied* ntOmd. he riamltuf ••' • . to tht eb* Of 14r. iir f ; their *tempt to go into o dr ag a, s it i hr iki,elneelleeeees the :e r e aa mmeser. - • ' ' ggeeee, hietSet i t the most active Westmentoratil the fries you Ism hit had a s lo w . Mint he yes is few ber.beebendra iseassi mp erzatet h ew. meads , o .ff rae k w , o f t h e - w o o s grout up ' *Ong the *ea, Wit ... , . men of. the lOwilliff Aar ! hum*. :wind - do& Pn, l s gran way la y : b y e=lieveollard as law lkiets: Ina 11 . •• • • • •"enanalb, nee the le* tle eletelhin e • 1•4• 111, 11 b sl i e r ' lO - as = At Clajbam, ea thi Rib laws.. 37. Ayala' freer, I.lq. parted se hie InicedwlP. uteet ilille, 11 w a s mealsine• 4'. the , "es siesemAesel **dews lapses:ale d bat Imbewk. tw do Amt.' ;if0r ... 4 ' eife lad brad.* di ead MIR% tleilt,h• *l ou r . Y• •••1 2i- Oita 41 , 41,111. Was . .A4INIANO, Ai tits ROI. AA liest disrobe inpeadwisc dohs of, doe VOW .1111411: 0 alalody . jokes! km Rabe** genera &tameable iejskis. •Rblebe MI6 eldi artil, ~ • -4400 ,by fit sib *lb eland *rib, . aim awi terk that • • were l e a • " w e e um , . _ S is hgag 'Amu WI 'deg olippOsed 10 Ipite. i . elate, . 'tier es* appease medeeridurdo•well, olleorlieles toneakisines•Rtat I wi pow 'Mc • s o rbet ef.poteetioa him the ' - or thaw came wasew ,towiret_.... t *lit widow. - roe ••• - a• g eho'bigiiiide 5iii,..,..... . Rwg'.6ltit a t i tsabobrno= In whims ....:3 . no - wordie . tist • t i vo r jruirLw. ,iin.s . i.ary . Hada womieusegs DAY rr minersow DRIDIA. . . ems soli crempl • *es lir gst weft sir " ho, ..• ''. .., :z i ... ee. ,...... ..„,..,. e. e .„...,... _.,..: pascurc....:l9 , Eri_ame.. 1 0 .____ 3= 1..... .. afts , °' , woo or ; j aw . f weea; . as. lice ewer thee 01011111 miss • 1. 30 mo u ld ety,iijigu tot ost ti es omit. mid ewes , . A l f eel= 'lleill.‘ 0110.0,011,11!4*" weal peelde tor yen hotly. kW base amber wi mar : atilt *Y . et , Mein ' ' • their own, --- mimeos was Ramon nines ores. AT .1. W•CAILTostiNeiIL &NW •'''- ' - - - - - tmeinutre tar., sad had Ism Wr emir , athe memory* with ably: 1 perosue.....eseeedeitte iinette , htnisdosad eabliebd by N. CANNON, semi elem. , INGENIOUS ATTEMPT AT SWINDLING. Ore Wednesday; a respectably dressed young man sp. I,iied to the Mutat of fhb Primitive Methodist Chapel, at N eve Mills, in Derbyshire. and said that he had been sent . to them by Mr. Seddon, Solicitor, of Manchester, who had teceired a letter from Mr. Bon, of Birmingham, informing hist of a beguestof Wu/. to the Chapel. A letter, of which thy PA/owing is a te , py, addressed to 3lr. Seddon, with the ihrettinghem pbst-roark upon it, was then laid before them : : Birmingham, Oct.'''. WIC ileseSiro-As we bare formerly corresponded, I beg leave to wabie•yee in the following moo einFaler um:tem.-About six I.:Or eig %ince a person died litre. named Francis Soledells, obese iss 4 Y Yews of Kg : I believe he was a native etCheeklee, but bed bred here many years. Ile wait a most retranedlearyehersesen and ..-F • asruli.ir religious turn. Ile would sometimes abut up be Maser be weeks together,. and travel through the country. awed. t'g rartoos places of worship, though sever making hionselfkumni torany of them ; and he has made a meet singular( I bed almost arid Impeeper)will, though I prepared it: but certainly same hose Agin I ‘i disease of hle property as heirless's; still, I don't beatiout Inlay. I:' he had been advised by me, he would hare left itahispeer Ile lAtitT)N,'4Zl:bufn he had several:rust, thptigh poor people. lloctawl ' C. ii at he has left a great pert of it to dispels of what is cal= Primitive Methane., or Reagan -Alleeleaving MK to a at Drifeld, 'Yorkshire ; 20N. to aslatbor at Dudlops sear hese; onsi ilefd. to one in this torn, Midas eres as Woos 1 , -1 also .4 its mil bequeath to the Trustees tee the &it being,.efashapel in New Mills, nese Harfeld, Ikebyabla, Ms dad foe the Primitive Aleibniiste, vaegarly cslied-ftwitato. wed .oildcb is sew only bei d ing. is an unlit:shed etni. Ms MR Or WA *mob Millbiod• tbo wire ; and which sum I direb le be pile** sit ataisiba, tier of leper duty ; and I direct spalellyobst the wombs ellkonit tf ail ester the receipt of sae` daisy is the -Minli•solid intt e unship, ewe inseam lip wbent_iglyan. and Menlo. magi b it.i alto each take Drat 4 1444/4 of hiss Om At lillinea tk ,rt, st.-ing for whet the same ass is moslowl. IV haz;:rer your fhep MIN may be, as a Nish biopsies, • we must fulfil the basks of the testator; re, thocoforo. to let a clerk gown *that ploostallid New 111 and Ind out 141. Are deo of that tollidebed (as tbspeasidl al * ilmos at poi, NAM the pinnate's, in abosachnowasellaip of VIC gmundibteeneasse else the Wainer of that faikap, than tea 1 out on adiabletatieeder die 21101. • end also Ov_ilmt andased Se .., poem fonkandasnd it up is :be Legacy Mes,lassidsa, and siort erne to asesad 1 will directly cause the nosey to be pal& abooop.n your nano* Bank of Uldsod at Mrsokoter, "boa pap ese , se mew: le sedlfy Ina do poor parties randro it.: I ANN • wish la is be titinght dna t have any vindiedve falba turradh: ntieonst s fez tab It —ao doubt @bore are many good and r= t f lisoppe:Mitim-tbut will 1 tbiok Mr. kg. Width astappt opined allann M IS PIIIMIondh, 11311 is id , poplar ribs/vow you oltalldinott. - - Awn, dew Sir, yam, nati, JAIME/ gOTT • New-attart, Binsimirib. Walldi r eVilidias- • : • ~ P. o. rand liatiliffintleinons, and Jams Alt .aftof.of dris pink bash% it theisleseutir. Plausible as this letter le, the felt sane doubt • Ur-the troth of the information linit i lout they thought, owe if nay deception was , l made for matey. This wan am " Mr. Seddon," sad the messenger, "peter adviince Money en these oe ,;ssions -, he is very particular biked ; and as there will be f,stm to be paid at Doctors Commons, it will be necessary Le setitl him three sovereigns. You mint send sovereigns, 3b Mr. Seddon cannot take country notes. The suspicions ea, the Trustees were DOW almatconfirmed; and they thought as Mr. Seddon was so very particular, it would be as well to ourespotid with him, without trusting their correspondence to the can of the individual who waited on them. They teerefote told him that, as they did not happen to have as ereigna, they would remit Bank of England notes as boa. es they could proem.. them. Having obtained pos.. eesei,n of the letter, by paying the postage—for Mr. Sed don, it was averred, was particular in requumg to be repaid ior poetages—they took their leave of the gentleman. On wri:ing to Mr. Seddon, they learnt that the letter was a twee., and that the "- clerk' • was an impostor. No intel ligence bas yet been obtained where the rogue has been. Pa.MARI AOII4F FACT.--On Sunday week, in the midst of divine trivia, at Ditlabury church, just at the moesent when the minister, the Rev. Mr. Gatliffe, wrs giving out );ii text, a robin lice: into the church, and resting on one of the ornaments near the pulpit, remained there some time. Pay U ~` 4 4 1 • :N , . .vost= No NOTIC date salved all ist die pariah Gal Ow Bair soul Urdu st~ieb said I • ' shay ot: the - I the 121 e Jollatina iiu in the reran woad, of fib 3..• • now H, liradeaste. Dated Uda AViteen. ;lets •' lisTii t . Ata 4tAy, the i7t the tolleeini Pralnictort. allow geatoii for their gc: gm dale 4. • Th ,atttwit Veeb Aoplitantm • • -ialt that th ■nee of 01( a portior ' • .eot, so uri • 'I. Thrett Het An }:u 7 ,41 i . - reSi..rkt pet i!r. 31r. nattir4 4,lbrici 13 f 4 r14,- friars ..fatiOteritc p0r.:(1,2 31r. WI Alestit. Brand • G. The Bar, (Jolliet; City Cod r. G. Ire) at' Al r. J. 4)134 31 r. .1, .w. 11r. J. Lio'i T. Id art ga . !e, - P( r lit! I Arc: a 'rhea; P ;cud: L'atitor 33r. Da !kit. Ni wltl bec , clef of t of / wh t tro .. . ..--..M 8e162 6 4,4 31. dr' no by se ti< Pi