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. - e• • . . . . - • . • . , 41•. ‘ LAW INCELLIGItNeIts Members might oppose a mature, but being done, weigh iti his &VOW *as for the Jory to &Ade. tie .7 le'e IV . . rifE REVENUS. ~• ..• .: ere ; s ,s ? - , ...• •• .! s . • , ~. --see it was the vet of the whole. ! Lordship concluded by observin g, that if the Joey .. _-..-No. I . % The Csigl Jurrice areed with Mr. Adolphus, I had 'he susalleet doubt , the high character white • • . . COURT OF KING'S BROWN, GoislanALto LoRDO3I, and overruled the objection . the. Defendant had received Irene so many, respects- . ABSTIACT 4 - 41 re NET PitODUCE of the lizraNcs tf GRLIT BRITAIN t in the Yeats ruled SA .1= 416.: , TeteDalf, .18098 02 8 . i ....... John Phillips. examined . -•- I em a surveyor, e we 1 ble witnesses ought to turn the scale in hikersour. 51k Jump 1822, dininguiehing the Quarters; ad aka the Total Produce cflhe Corriatadlited ~ The Jury, without.. momeuta beeitatiott, return. • Duties. awe War Tama; as al ,o the Total.Produec !If& Cristorni . and . Ercise. ' • De e re the • Loa* Cam Junes arse special Jet,. tog et•Kennington, in Surrey. I was employed by ,ed a verdict of Not' Guilty. - t i an,: i ta the Defendant to attend end give evidence before Quarters ended Quartets ended, 'earendill tow THS MSG V. AttltANBBll. a Committee of the House of Commons. and fur .. This wee en indictment foe a . frau d . that atten d ance I received two gunmen ;it was may. ;11 =1 EVENV4.0111 60. n : , Iwo. Iw6 . teen . • 11/112, VW:. - ISM.. • s Mi. 1 , 1921. . 192 2 . leadtn s. charged himby me in a . manning account which 1 heel ' teth April, sth Ady, loth Oct. .Stb hp. " Jim. S. April, . sth July, 4 100 i Oct. , sth Jon. Jan. 5. Mr. Tllll/11.2 opened the p g the case forehe proseco- against at that lime. 'lllr l *be War Times, - r Air. ADOLPHUS stated , 13011,11114.1.1.. , X . X t i e !Maistreites of the cowaty of Kent have Cross -exemined by Mr. Sc Alt LETT.-1 assisted A to d it „ , or is.,.k, r , as demote technically termed, fur Cmosens t 79' 5705, 801, 1.251,7 W ' 1.519,1 . ' 5.691,396 1,e78,41q 844,772 1.107,921 , 1.613.41, 9.71.41. . . --. , 0 X .s, . slf •C.. se c .O . C' .I . L . . 16'2 4 2 ; r•• The -1 new go al for-the counry, at the Defendant in makieg out fresh estimates. I one or the abort stars that 619111 in St. Pairs Church -yard, Ezetse ...., 5,16,5,ae 6,003,687 6,llssofef 5,6,56.609 23.67493 5,090,931 5.691, 7 , 039 . 00 t OA". ' 21193 ; 10 '!iig resolved to erect a , 1,45.5.9i4 1,581.443 1,581,0341 , 1,535,474 6.151.3 s 1,467.799 1,511,0 . 1,025,881' 1,497,1 6,106840 I "as brought bef or e Mr, Rldnitigs• Wend, Min sat Ince vete Stamps I,3te.uou Slaidstonte in the Ms 10 10.- employed die Defect - was employed six days tut this , and I included That i . trday, uu the eunsplaint of the Inquest a Cattle tutynarel Poll - Dice 5°`' .18 42 371.00 r • 37t.000' 521,000 1.350,1 351,000 ' 318,000" 542.0Ceb WS. limit 3 4 their whited, and agreed with him en the charge in an account seta to the Defendant. I Alimmed Taxes 873,7 181 2,343.380 760,5761 2.8t1.474 6.111.5 1 842,531 2,3'..11.0.0* 795,53•5) 9.191, . 6.060411 to charged the ge on the work done,Defendant less than I should have I Ward. ).and Taxes. The legatees were ;modal; through fitr Paul', Church . Miscellorieemi 149.409 440.744 174.39 e ' 427,182 1.1149.9 137,447' 445.566 . 907,481 473.001 f 1.1114C7S tuned terms for a per centa 48,8430‘ 59,c4D 71,6451 114.187 991,936 •• 57,573 44,49711 61. V.:.. 149,694. IMAM' chareed to any other ',aeon not in the profession. yard on Monday. after linnet beep swore in al Cessiddliall, , *iv% tut architect sod soperioteptleat i;obvutnoli•tw:: dthis `'w wfit° W wee pattscu ar y avia testae s Duties 981; 8,17* 11,80) 7, 34,104 eeeeeur ily restricted- from making' .1 6 .. Re-examined by Mr. AnoLenus. Wu paid six when slvir Attention V • 'I I 'd58,540 4317 • 14.314. 2,605 , 30.7 fedow. by his osinageoraly brutal, iedecent, ae4 beispbe. .----- -.-,-. e--.......... - the payments to the workmen or couiractorr i 11 pouted. by the Defendant tor malting out the fresh moms l anguage, by which they were so much sbeelted mid 591 501/43 tee•feeir • 9,630,014 11,530,594 10,938,166 '12,276,539 44,723,51 . 9.730,616!11.159 - . 2011 , 359 •C/ 37 , 11 . " ' had, n otwithstanding that agreement, agree( f wi th estimates ; they were niade out between the 16th diegesteci. that they deemed it their defy to promo% Wm as Hereditaryllevenue ' time . i I one John . Smith to perform the tnenssring ° and 21st of January. 1819. The attendances 00 a m a ngoes , and accordingly gave him is c h arg e le the re-creed out of , tier such House street-keeper, with directioes to heir% hiss before the Ma. Excise ....X39.322 1 work, Smith charging one per cent . . , th e of Commons were iii May, f0110wing.78,135 78,13 Peat ochre 38,813 J By the Cuter Juslica.-The attendances to ginner. ,___...... 1. Total Consolidats• ns ensoring, out of which he agreed s w i tth th Smitit to d Some the meeker. of - the inquest attended instate these assist in making out the catenates were made ■ 'lithe .S*----- of • . H . b e St. 1 , . ch h Fund receive one quarter ;so that. iii fact, al receive d etrcumislaneeti, anu Mr. maim e, e t mil • ere • ,--. but 150. per cent. on the work, and the remainder Defendant's residence at Blackheath. There were yard, re led the conduct of. chose persons who ply the•r Annual Duties the D,f er ulant put in.hietran pocket, en fraud ofthe clerks of his there also, renew with could boisterous tedmary and rude and offessire Pay off Bills. agreenmot which he had mede with' °ln M 'WI ta . t a lw • Mr. clartrlge. recalled itnd examined by Mr. assideity, io considerable number, ie the Church ewe , to be Customs Excise 119.770. 15,448 129,21 eee,ose ees.ll4 591.971 It afterwards hsPPooed that II B ill was brui)111)1.1 t " GuaNEY.-...The Defendant attendee at the October so extremely gross and brutal, that 11 0 deceit . fatten . eas a n d---____,--- the HOW*, of Commons respecting the goal, Sesetionr, 1819, but he was not before the Board. paw at " u r f la W la in ka g a i ra mm a l f ie t d iaa , sh ar h a l i 's lea ll with stbs i v be ia; i t iaffil heis I f u erilt s ug la . Total Annual Dun 82,291 1.07.8,074 1,675.53 T 247,699 3.043. 11" 700 1,096,765 1,562.409 1,269,910 4.041.714 the Magistrates employ-4 the Defendant to collect ~ I apprised the Justices of his eittendance by reedieg b ac ie etet ris y k eeteeseg by them. - --., witnesses to be reunited before • committee tot his letter. The Justices were informed of these twee 1 1 The Aldersnae said, that if be lived in that neighbourbood Permanent . and An. . 'that House. Among throe witnesses w " °-°°e j " 11 t ra nsactions at that time. . 1 he thought ho could „„,, Mg goo , the setteee, new cow. natal Duties. 10.040,440 I-X.64666 19.613,699 14524.231 47.647, 4852,518 12.275.986 12.901,416 12,851,411 47.10013 - - Phillips, to whom the Defendatit paid for Ins at- The case for the prosecutioe being closed- planted of; foe it was merely ernafierance sad cooeivaure Vise Taxes that Cll these iethea were allowed lo 8180' 1 there, 671.3.50 616,999 586,264 643,63/ 4518, and Valklng ExciseBlB,6s9 804,564 816,951 724.004 2,761,90 tendance two guineas; and , in h i s eubse q ueet ac- Mr. Scrshiery rose, end addreeseet the Jury on more was required than, when any use of those F romm Customs. enures delivered immediately after the trausaction behalf of the Defendant. He said hes client was a rotated the mot of disturbance or annoyance now spoken 4.f, ..,. -- - - .-- -- - to the Magistrates, he charged, the sum of Gentleman of very distinguished character in his • fur say one iukebitaut to hare the coach to which he belong- Total War Taxes.... 671,150 616.924 388,W4 6413,687 1 2,518, 616,650 604.584 1,139.377 724,001 5.0134.696 91. 45. 9J. as paid to him. It might.: Mr. Addl. wankel 111 l . The Prosecutors . see Melitstrites of the ed reasum4, and prevented from plying there soy liame. - / ........---- 00 peas said, naturally be *eked, how this transecti . . us a 4/10544111 so as incur a similar prohibition • • • tlngulshingtheCon county. he was bound to believe were ectuated by The awc re a a u t t. w o uuld she• become more guarded II; their conduct Total Revenue. dl occurnog in Kent. came to be tried before a Juiet - none but the most honourable motives in instituting it. thee -.0,4„,40 sop.e words of ot t otoeilios to the man if solidated Fund, of merchants in the Coy of Lun don. lie fact, this this prosecution, yet he must complain of some the bar, and order."' him to be discharged. Annual Duties, and War Taxes 10.711.790 13.9145.590413,199, 13367.916 50.383,260 10,469,177 12.880,559 14.040,793 13,575,417 50,963.939 bill of indictment was preferred at the instance of _ _ _.._ _ . parts of the conduct of this case. Why was Mr. - ,-- the Magistrates of the county of Kent, and theßevenne,distinguish. Hunt's name i ntro d uce d , since lie had no concert! This day the Sessions commence at the Old ing the C .. Defendant, supposing that a hair trial-might Not lie whatever in the transactions now before the Court ? Bailey. The following is the Report of the State and Excise. had in that comity. had applied far a rule to change He must inform the Jury of that which lieu Learned of New ate. and the list of offences in the Ca. l'otat Produce o th e cease; the Magistrates, aloofly ortaioue for art Friend (Mr. Adolphus) held omitted, newly. that - Customs, as pone lender:- cularised atiose..... 1,960,703 1 , 882,846 2,670,683 R 117,6.59 8,631,891 1,905.27 e 1,696,699 2.844,231 . 2,486,806 9.135. 131 . impartial inquiry, had not opposed the rule, end it wee Mr. Alexander who hid detected and prose eTATll OF 15WG422.44111114•2 3. Total ProdoceofEx. consequently, the case wes now before a London ~ cured to conviction the neiedemeanors of Mr.. Yalu. Penal's. tire, as ditto 4976,535 6,620,809 7,552,0211 6,513,737 16,364,7 W 5,707,599 6,296,810 6,149,296 6,310,74 96,546.4 1 5 Joey, The Magistrates lied had their attention Hunt, whom by mere accident he discovered had Calvina ender seetemee of. dm",. le 0 Stamps, Post-Ogee, called to the Defrudsnt's accounts in a more pa:. abused his confidence, and committed frauds under elegised tinder manner, from the fact that a person tn- the sanction of his name, by whom he had been em. Transportation for life e ., 1 13 and Linen:el Miscellaneous,and 1) 1 4 : l ed by him. named liont, had been detected in ployed. He (Mr. Smitten) complsined of the TraissPertalluit foe fourteen Years •• 1 6 Unappropriated 24 enure malpractices, from which the county lead Duties and Pen. ' harden of the measure of commencing a cri. T lat raw prieo " e r m u e ti r7fst ur r Z e loe vel :ae lem d rs sass" demi:too - •• rs . r 6 7 eittos,&e. as ditto.. 4874,751 4,782.135 2,977,21 4.731.5412 15.568,667 9.856,311 4,633,043 3,047,336 4.697.7 W 11.264,422 S 6 3 0 ------ -I----- - mine! prosecution egoism% the Defendant without r ue trial at the presses) imsion. M jit t ed . A t l o ess il =ri s s ulte ace led oun se ts ver ba r d il. be ll e n s co ac f 7 l utit u ti e L " Ci e , P Teed human • • • once calling upon him f or any exp lanation . though. For trial at the Admiralty &tenons.. •• • • end these two instances selected for piosecuttou. es appeared by the evidence, he had attended at Committed by Commisaioner• of Tom.- I**Cue. He (Mr. Adolphus) admitted the high character the Sessions of October, 1819, for the purpose of Fur trial at the Assists, hitherto borne by the Defendant, but u r efortunstely e Reanaded from last gessiou foe we'd albeit 1 . e answering any questions which might have been ro* • ° ll history abounded wit h inst a n c" °' p ersons °' put to him. Harsh as the proceeding wee, it was 104 4 . 4 we e 961 0,172 17,11d1 7. 34.2.14 otherwise exemplary character s who had not been aggravated by the eireumstopee, that phortly.after T0ta1.... lilp , ........ Lent 5,317 1431 SAO/ mem _ able to resist the temptation of indirect modes of that period Mr. Alexander was obliged to undergo Tota l • R . , ex. • •• • • profit. He should avoid mentioning insancen , and Summary of the olresces with winch the xi. elusive of '• . a path ta surgical operai ► on, ton, an e •rs e d th only chance and Una • • • .• only alluded to it lest it should be urged as an are Demers stand charged :- of existence was afforded by his going abroad to a War Du• .... ..... 10,703,946 13,280,273 14185,848' 13464313 50,334,480 10,468.196 19,879,360 14,062,912 13,5683117 50.931,705 gement against the possibility of a person of so Losdow.lialisoce. . 1 I " 1 "--- 1 ---1 more genial climate, which, in 1820, he retort). high a character being guilty of such on offence. Herder . inglv did, .04 this indictment was then preferred. - • 1 - Burglary . Some documentary evidence was put in and read, He (Mr. Scarlett) did sent impeach the motives of Houabeetkieg .e . 1 4 IT. after which- s those by whom it was instituted. but undoubtedly Highway rubbery • 4 *Ewer of Lie Net Proiints of the Reveries 1 Great Britain (erclurive of the Arrears f War Ditty on J. Claridge, the Clerk of lb* Pince, we* es-2 ihe proceeding was somewhat harsh. His Learned /healing h a a dwelliatboose . . • * ll4 ma Ansi* ) in thq Yews mad Quartet : * add 5 14. January 1821 ad sth Jae. 1822, dremaiglie Increase or i t untitled. He proved the report of the Defendant Friend (Mr. Adolphus) had said, the prosecutors Forgiug stamps on gold dap. 0 11 Decrease se amok dews! Liereat.-(Appeared yestenlay.) made to the Magistrates of the county no the 25th Uttering forged batik setae.- . o 1 1 . ___„________________ _ .___,- had selected tw o instances for prosecution, imply- 1 .-..- • • • - - March 1811, which contained the conditions and Hone-stealing ing that there were other charges of a like nature. italicises!) , stabbiag me .f 0 e the manner in which lie propeeed to duty the build- 4lka *axe :Ira* Prod**, e f Lis Earim Daiies ',Greet Britain, (missive of way • Arrears received of the War He denied the fket : a f ter the severest scrutiny, thew Maaslaughter ' 0 1 s. an Aki) is Lie Years and Qreariers ended SA January, 1821 aid 1822, Arming the Increase or ing of the gaol into effect. 0 A were the only items ou which a suspicion could rest. Embexxlemeut . John Smith examined by Mr. ADOLPHUS.-1 am ...The Learned Counsel then went on to contend Bigamy • surveyor, and know the Defendant •; I went with that if the charge es to sharing the commission of Receiving stolen goods 0 1 - YOPS ended sth Jan. Quarters end. sth Jam De. Larcenies . ... 9 00 1821. 1821. Increase. Deccame. 1821. I 1822. Increase crease. iim from Maidstone to Melling in a post-chaise on Smith were made out be evidence, it could only Stealing from the person $ 4 ----.......--.- the 25th March, 1811. 1 owed him something he the subject of a civil action ; but. in fact, all uttering counterfeit cues csensiderahle at that time. The Defendant told me that was proved was, that Smith (who kept no . Rem_ ..- 2,513,713 f 9,608,463 65,750 504,992 452,315 5%679 Fraud I. should have the measurement of the soaks at the clerks) bud agreed to allow the Defeudant our- -..-- 310.00 352,180 $1,14.1 66.720 67,845 875 new gaol when the works began, at three-fourths. fourth per cent. for Alexander's clerks, who did 13 94 P ll :nd Cocoa. 387.554 364,445 , 50,109 94,976 93,708 568 G C,Perryancl Verjuice..-.-- 56,814 34,119 22,765 9,408 5,746 3.1186 pee cent , to which 'agreed. This was towards the pert of the bunnies for him. As to the second T0ta1.... 107 0 8 91,590 I 9,30 evening. I did, in fact afterwards do the mealier. c h arge , „ eveci i ng th e p a y m ent of 19/. es. gd. - _, Hides and Mal. 574,012 50.217 4,795 197.848 194491 1,357 . log. 1 delivered my first bill in January 1813.- charged as made to Phillips for his attend- We understand a very general determination L H i a cr . ticas........ - ....... ' ... . *** ...... ***** 4 94. 7 4 86 25 2 : -- 53 1A , 373 814 173.4552 72.202 38,638 33.566 1 had instructions from the Defendeut about milk- once on the Committee of the House of Come 14,934 4149.744 470,511 19,M3 ' lug out eny bill, as to th e in e amay o go en t rand su ede come to throughout the couritry to call Comte" Mait.............-.-...........-...... 4782,073 5,013.697 251,024 965,711 1,084947 103,8/15 he admitted there was som e obscurity Meetings to petition Parliament for very get:reel 100,071 101.739 4668 Mons, nper.....-...................... ....... 414953 495,412 34430 vision of time work under the reepeetive heals.-....---- melee 140 8.19 223 41,560 40,218 1.344 which be nu no t - competent to clear up, but reductions, in order in produce au extensive reduce + P r i nte d G ou i u " . .7 .. ....... .. .... 517.699 569 : 8a0 Crose.examined.-The Defendant stated that 1 though he mild not do it, time vouchers which ' of . 1 . 1). In this way. end this way alone. Salt. ... ....................... 1.529.862 1.556,341 26.479 7,879 244456 45.979 1 197,137 eras to give up a fourth to pay his clerks at home 525,027 330.955 1 7,928 were referred to in the accou n t mi g ht, had they been c h i!: the ta u x e a rt i c o ulturots hope for any alleviation of OOP ....... ..............---- ..... 928 ' 6 " 1 4 41 . 04- 92 ' 468 258.747 253,828 4,919 for keeping the books. He stated that to me a1503,037,6e5 3,080,019 42,364 Produeed. he was very evident that the account. their distr e' ese. A Corn Bell will not relieve them. 2 0 64 1Fee411:::;"::.7.7.. - -:', 9,849.975 2,247,969 I 488.157 592.358 1049E11 ore the way to Mailing in the 2.sth•Marell. 102,306 569.571 659.969 743J191' Tbe account between the Defeudent sad the wit. though entitled account of the monies paid for the the country will never bear such a measure, and by *web .50,013 54,098 4,685 11,544 12,926 1,382 witnesses ti me, ye t it contained o th er things : titerer 2,ll 7 2457 440 I 609 ~ WI • 145 sees, was put in and verified by the Defendant, itplacing the ir hopes o ,n it and neglecting to avail anne Battler 4,061 4,445 364 , 940 889 51 was, mod for exa m p le , a charge for " Brownin g the• US S .764 3,244,456 158,722 1 I 51 , 9,998 596.601 96,603. contained a charge of 81/ • and upwards for nies. themselvt.s of ti n means its their power, they will T _ swing the new gaol, and a credit allowed to the Models," stint also for " Coffee-house expelows." Tobseee and Sntsff 1,489076 2,3W,W5 128,251 .5641,067 555658 5.099 ouly aggravate the evil.-(lfeening Paper.) 0 Defendant of 201. 9s. for Clerks, making upThe Defendant, had he been asked, could very It is said that the defaulter at the Nog Pay- w Vinegar books, likely have explained it satisfactorily; but ra tin ins 944 501 935,601 8,620 243,378 286,624 43,246 &c. Three other subsequent uccuunts were put ..g ° li office, who left this country a few months ago, has Were ... ~..1 10.319 10,525 8 1,342 2,541 199 . in, in which s i m il ar deductions were needs to a fora mosnentthat he could not. admitting that it • e - i was an improper charge, still it did cwt follow that been stopped at Clue lesion, in America, rued had 26,364.703 96,54441$ 713,707 531,995 6,315.?57 6,390.789 436,033 361,001 1 further amount of 87/. surreedered shout nine thousand ;intuit!, to the Deduct Decreem......... ..... 1131,905 Cross.esemiliation by Mr. SCARLETT resumed. it was fraudulent, that he mato to cheat the. Magi- Deduct Deciwee 361,001 states and the county . The Learned Counsel come Agent of the British Government who lied been sent Before making the fi nal arrangement with the D - e. after him, and was suffered to depart.-(Evenimg Increase on the Year 181,712 feticlant, I had seen his report to the Magistrates. with great wertntli 011 the pernicious effects . p a ,,,, 1 Inereaw on oW Quarter.. egnalf, - ------ - -- _ - ____ _ By the LORD CHIEF env or the wee of such a *la as teis to the Crimi 1 Law on met, - - . 1 " -- '' I,Nr. - . quarter per cent, deducted, Aleaasider's Clerk tees of mere Pe account, and that 100 alter a lapse of ....t...O . NGe . VeIeY OF . A 110111 . 16.-Shadra/r,. a small /Nco.ve and CII.4RGR on the Cousoutstrav FUND ix the Quarter ended 5111 .lanuary, lbV.-(Appeared vesterdave made out fair bills for ow, snit rd them in a book, nine yeurs from the date of the transactions. teigniatto pony, oecanie tne property oi MARAS- __. ._ .____ _____________ __ .._ '- . - ' - - -- - xit4=lß ------ - .7. DER LEITH. E.q. of Freetield, when (rely ten days The - following mimes:sea were then celled, *he LONDON SESSION& • thefts's, or baskets, in ulnae% they were contained, to any ; and made fair copies for the Justices. old, and was supported for Eve menthe on we're , person without an order from hint. Shortly arlervarda a ma.., b Mr. Claridge rocalleA-H e p ewe e th e employ. ) h . e a d rs kno . t w i u the i ( I)efeaulaut , from fourteen to thirty • milk. Althoug h sub j ecte d to t he greatest fatigues ---w -who tensed out to be in the employ of i'„.• Defendant, ciol. r iin •14 . him tee I• I t These Sessions were lold yesterday before the Right Hon. nit the ruad, he was elegy's its good health and spi. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen Sir James Shaw, J. J. Smith, ed and demanded the this, which the Prosecutor refused to Pie" of the Defetwii'm to cutlet - I. nitro' it, See. to el r earac . ter w f y or a h011 1"64 00 4 ; ami d re4 eA g og ' e l ite.' :- W m. M an- w en. deliver to him without an order fro m the person from whom a int extineued before the Committee of the . . tits, red porree.sed all the good qualities esteemed Wood, Cox, and Lucas, Sheriffs Garrett and Venable*, and o f C etwmun , i n H 313. The ... e . e Howse going, Esq. ; W. Vaughan. .Esq. ; John Ingliii, the COUIMUII Serjeant. he bad received them. The some man returned in a few r i n the hone. Being in the fortieth year of his •ge, 1., i ndant's bill and Mete afterwards with Ow Defeadivr, who repeated time de receipt were Esq. ; Isaac Sully. E•q. ; Mr. Chandler. Mr. T. put in. The bill contained a chase r • Mr. J. G . i 14 . ' 13w' Grand Jury having been sworn, the Riot Act and suet symptoms of old age becoming apparent, Mr.wand, and upon the refusal of the Proseconir to seni l ity a fur cash paidJohit Phillips far his attendance on tar s"."1•171' utteriege, and r. I reload. Rio g's Proclamation were read iii the usual form, and the LEITH gave orders that Ilia existence should be to milk it unless • proper order or authority were produced, Committer, 19/. ds. Oil. ; the weole electrum paid .he I.ORD CHIEF Justice gummed up-tbe evi- . Comeau S ee resat charged the Grand Jury. minated in the easiest and speethest manner that Tbe ealeadsr is uucommonly light, there being only 13 preweeded to take the flats by force fauns the Lail of the dence to the Jury. His Lordship told them that it t omouoted to 300/. le«. 3d. "se pee venciven." I could be devised, which order was executed on the eases fur trial. Prosecutor, wbo, in resisting the a n swer, was struck Ly • undoubtedly was contrary to the duty of the De- bias with grrat violence in the side and stomach. Th e PrJ- In the two first eases called, the prosecution was she:l - I S t b heat. Ale. Scear.verr objected, that ibe order for pee- feedunt to participate lii the remuneration made to 2 t I el ' em er • eneeet sus made by are:acre geut Innen, wh o siteiet.Ou Friday se'eneight a laird in Perth, a ce d 74, dosed, and the Defendants discharged. seciutur's wife attempted to pacify the Defendant by. retor t , „ him how the Wits came int o . their possession, and rib r.....g a the person etuployed as measurer, and 6,11 It to Illiaairetli liasslry, the daughter of a woman who keeps •it tee Adjourned Quarter Seeman', of WllO4ll early Hems t o whether ihe charge of one.fourth per advanced for the third time to the hymeneal allay, a l ow b rot h e l i n seie.ii re , ' his to the salesman from whom they received Own), a 1i.r.,• 1 lir re hadeitiended the first meeting The language emit. wits • resomahle and proper slim to he paid with ii blooming bride of 29. to whom there is every Houndsdittli, our of the lowest remixes of Mee and infamy in the metropolis, fool Mary as she wow stated, the Refeadant pushed her with such . u.- fence, as to throw her down is • situation from whia, Lang of the indictment being " die gaid . Justices " e . for the employmeed of the Defendant's clerks in reason to suppose he had been attrac t ed . by a syni. Turner, an unfortunate girl, residing iu the said alley, were ,f ler advanced its pregnancy, the was unable to fuse without Mr. Serjeent BosANQUET followed ou the same l the husioess which Smith ought to have performed. pat lietic &flextime as she was born, it is said, on the indicted for an assault 4/U WIS. Major, • watchman, on the ' assistance. side. very day he took to his arms a ioniser spouse. j'his sth December . last. . The pefendant, it appeared. had been for some year. ern ). With respect to the alms. charge, the Jury would Particular instructions having been given to the watch. Thee...ME, Jorervg said, hist opinion On Ilse •st consider whether the sum of 191. ds. Bd. was fur s . yinpatliy.appa_rentl i v so , nat l utel, his yeuttger neigh- man to prevent any noise ur diaturbance in Still alley, which ployed by a pioSon who...ends bailer in market from Brack was wit sufficieutly decided to justify his atoi lw).4 )pie u rg the attendance of Mr. Phillips before the Corn- e f utir i s could i not imocreinati, and, ou the morning ou the day before-mem d had been a scree of uproar and siell, in Berkshire, to eoiteet his Hats fur him, and cl:tirotd n the fiats i.e i s uratiou, as belonging to hie rinpluver. the proceedings. da • they not may surrounded his disorder, he found the two Prisoners stauding at the end of a m o tes of the House of Commons, and if so, whether The Defendant was funint Guillp of the assault on Ja .....s the alley in Hontidsdatch wills another woman', and desired Mr. Claridge, in his cross-exemitiation, stated the charges were wilfully and fraudulently lithe. l ' iou t se me in ' t i e l L Y ds, Y e:aleev'ouring to 'prevent all egress Sullivan, sad senteneed.to pay a fine of 40s. them to go home, when Hawley seized him by the collar rind i. that sam e of the Justices te l the countv oppund, With respect to the übeervation addreesed to them, ,nest regress, and testifying their dieatiprobletion in t- dragged him to the ground; three ethers of the abandoned le and some supported the Bill which was brought into that the Prosecutors ought to have called upon very uucourteous sound's, but a strung reinforce- - women who i n h a b it the a l ley , nu , to the ',pot ,„./ j o i n ..l CO MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, CLEtitzutvi:Ln, the House of Commoin. meta betook themselves to the house of. the biideie • the attack, when the watches . ,, was kickril 21141 beaten, his r. ihe Defendunt for ex airontion, lee could not easy TUESDAY, JANUARY /1. Mr. SCARLETT renewed I ' b• • d • , e t 1 1 father, fully a mile distant, with the apparent deter- IHI objection , jection, all con- •that they were obrigen.to t oso ; w tether t h ey were . ? . fare scratched and his eye ant by them, awl an attenspt made to strangle him by twisting his inck handkerchief, -.......-- tended, that unless " tee Justices of the coupe'?" bound in couritmv to do it, was another question. mination of preventing the happy couple reaching . . which only failed through she slipping Lf the knot la winch lit Charles Mott. IVre. Bailer, mud Jamey Jsk i n, in eh, was syuonintotts with " the Court of Q uarter Sea- Th e best way, lies Lordship thought, on which be their destined home. The brideejlowever, net t'--- -a ly it was tied. Another watchman came in her relief, cud the were yesterday 'wind guilty oluriatrec.ring Thomas blood. ~ r- baulked, found her way to the teirrit.by at ..... 4 •Claitaltra tire Prisoners, wish another woman who hail since been l i . 1110119 ," -which could not be maiutained, there was could put it, was to charge them not to sufferand Jolla Asheriey, two of the Bow-street Patrol, in th.,r ei route of several miles, while the bridegroom, who berated ou bail, and had failed to appear Ull /Ili/ riccasiou, here a veriatwe retie to the indictment. the Defendant to be prrjodiced by the respec- duty, on the might of 'lse 7th of November laid, is the 448- NI were secured. Mr. ADOLPHUS contended. that though the lability asul.character of his Prosecutors; nor. ou the had taken a shorter path, err employed in dispens- menial-road, •ppeared this yawning to rec..ive stridency. a- Mg pail-falls of water from the windows, on •the The Jury foetid the Prisoners Guilty, and she Court ten. The Cosirrsenteaced them to pay a bee of six ..hilliors eta county, for certain purposes, was divided into an other hand, to cast any reflection on the Proaecutors tented Hawley to six mouths, sad Turner to once mouth' r-owds around his door.-Omeie viacil amore eight.pence each lo the King, winds they immediately Eastern acid Western division. yet Abe Quarter Sea- 1 fur any soppooed omission on tbeir part. The lapse cr imprisonment. sad were tlitCliaerd. at Monti held was iodicial for an aon Fri iu one district and adjounreel to the o th er . of' time, and the sion-production of the Deriooths•storns Friday evening , the Betsy and Mary William Palma. assault on James voucher., Anne of Kinsale , bound to Glasgow, with a c orgo of wheal, Sullies*, a green-poem is Newcatemsarket, and Mary Sul. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. was one and the same Court. Sonse o f the Justices i were also circumstances for their consideration. The ' ' obarley, flew, bees, and butter. Iwo stranded near Gramme hese, his wife, on the 13th of October lasi. Wm. Coals, was &edictal for receiving 75 yards of limit. might not agree to what was done, but.that.wara the : last sircuusatauce should not at all events iofer spy , Na m The - newt we we happy to hear, Ire aared,-(yrog. Tim Mimi, limiter purchased some elderberries of a •of the value of 51. knowin g i t to b e stolen. same in O r d ers o f th e H ouse o f C ommons.; some thin agrairret the Defendant; whether it steroid ford Herald.) .. . silesmaa, iii Flemowarket, was desired by h. to ten to deliver 111 r. Wm. Gene, of 2V, Grate-street, S e tae liens tlfAl•cf, • . 1 On Friday se'llitight a laird in Perth, aged 74, advanced for the third time to the hymeneal char, with a blooming bride of 22, to whom there is every reason to suppose lie had been attracted by a sym pathetic affection, as she washorm it is said, int the very day be took to his arms a lousier spouse. j'his sympathy, apparently sonatutal, his younger neigh bours could not understand, and, on the morning of the happy day, they not only surrounded his house in crowds, endeavouring to prevent all egress and regress, nod te►tifving their thaapprotrapou iu very uucourteous sounds, but a strung reinforce ment betook themselves to the house of• the btide's father, fully a mile distant, with the apparent deter mination of preventing the happy couple reaching their destined bottle. The bride, however, nut e:ssily baulked, found her way to the town fry a circuitous route of several miles, while the bridegroom, who had taken a shorter path, was employed in dispens ing pail-fulls of water from the windows, on •the crowds around his door.—Ornstia vincit amor. Deriag. the stern ea Friday evening, the Belay and Mary Agee, of Kinsale, boated so Glasgow, +Alta cargo of wheel, '"barley, Beer, limes, and butter. wee 'trawled Geer Greets•re Foist. The mow, as are happy to bear, Ire stured.—(Wes ford Herald.) • 15,ZP1 ot, • 9,880,014 11,630,594 10,938,166 . 12,276,539 44,72:431 9,739,818 11,179,203 1 11,359,0 0 7 :11,591.501 / 43,839;50 • 78,135 78,13 9,958,149 11.630,594 10.938.166 16976.939 44.801,4 9,739.818 11,179,906311,339,007 11.581,501 45,119.11913 0 82,291 1,038,074 1,569,762 / 25 ,244 6915.371 112.700 1,096,765 1,%"9,397 1 971.791 ' 3,450.533 119,770. 15,448 129,21 es 82,291 1,038,074 1,675.53 e 247,699 5.043. 112.70 C 1,096,765 1,562.409 1,269,910 1 4.041.734 1. .. 10.040,440 12,666668 11613,698 12,594.231 47.847, 1,852,518 12,275.969 19,901,416 12,831,411 47.881,313 • 671.350 616.992 586.2 64 643,637 2,518. 616,659 604,384 816,04 724.004 9,761,561 • 335.1= ... 671.350 616,922 388,264 645,687 2.518, 616,650 604.584 1,159,377 724,006 5,084.696 I s. - sd ... 10.711.790 13.285.590 13,199, 13,167.918 50.365,260 10,469,177 12.880.552 14. 040 485 15,575,417 50,955 ' 9 " as ti -1,960,703 1,882.846 2,670,683 6117,659 8,631,891 1,905.270 1,898,690 2.844,231 . 2,486,896 9,1 55 . 13 .• 4876,335 6,620,609 7,552,0211 6,515,737 26,364,70 5,707,590 6,298,810 8,149,296 6,390,74 96,546. 41 S re. es. nd a. 2,874,759 4,782.135 2,977459 4.734.592 15.568,667 9,856,311 4,683,045 3,047,336 4,697.726 15.284,429 1111. 10.711,710 13.285490 13,192,962 15,167,918 50,565,260 10,469,177 12,880,559 14,040,, 13,575,417.50,965,939 Opt P 44 8.548 5,317 14,31 Mai 50.780 981 9,172 17,881 7. 34.234 --- es- • Pt/ ped .... 10,703,946 13,183,273 13.183,648113.163,313150,334,480 10,468.1961 12,872,580 14,0E2,912 13,568,917 50,931,705 AMI, . e .;,... 47. 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