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. . 118 r • •••:?1, r - . • Pr . r• . , j& . I ..- : i t , . ~ , f , . t 1114X`ll he !wicks aim and escaped "trend, trod, treader,'" e2lllO with his friend the li litile orte," . to prerer a charge as apt to take a glass as any person, lit Use e ecision of the Beau+ or Magistrates last against a Mr. Becket, for setting his boy on to in-t d re . at h h is to accuse another person. Biloaallag e / 1111 P l i l ly •ppeared, upon a s an , charge et illa Caroliae Anne la: Past ore i lli e (a t re e t a t e i s p w a e s r to t ra be l f i a it ee tte ! friend; and for assisting him in striking ['Mitten in t 0 The officers ka* the w and he should be the last retie ealmatitled for biol. and the beef, being a perishable ar- ticle li red tante (mum , was de ve I V atchman to be a very active man, The IPtisoner has homage, bekire tried at the Old Bailey, pc an T d (Marred . ,iF slimatish constables and watehme i n fi we h r i e aad r• ed edit b tan Magistrate. e . KENT WINTER ASSIZES. ....-. 0 .-- mAiDirroxi.Dzczwita 16. i name) Ow toeing entered the pris ate premises o the said Mr. Becket, who was soma of ~v eh r y respectable ap ar- like him there would he less robberies committed. is son, aUended to an- he Magistrate tisk' the publican he rendered himst la e PUGILISM. OR MILLING.MATCHES. The Assizes commenced how io-day about one o'clock. Mr , . Justice Bayley arrived last WOO bat Mr. Ra ma ° re a m , did Carolina. situate iu Ilroad-oreet, altoeurn-street, Blooms- 'nee. witb the young " mittiag core, ' • bury, unit grumbly iroultine Me mot Carelina. and with sweratte complaint. to a penalty ;Mut hat hotise was &unity well condected, A landlady of Wapping appeared to a summons for keeping not come into town until the evening. TM ed before Beat Worshi ' aad asibl be n w trans • calendar is ~.„,. 4 .‘ threats/stag and ra i s i ng a .. mat o, a g e nt Miss Carolina's * beetle was brought, and plat Ps Po y 0 greeted rough igsorance; and as a d z iseederit . bo c use. heat , there bele at 119 risooers for beim. . any o • desk,otiot thciDwatf, and a Ming Becket were plaied side by Woes his first °Basco it would be forgiven. The watchman vans, ese surveyor err:dice stated that on tbe 7th inst. Y g Mame P trial m f 4 a neral laugh. Becket was was reprimanded and ditcher ed at a late hour at night, be visited the Defendant s iou , ' ' ' 1 se and wli are charged with heinous *gen . , Miss Carolina is a tall, well-prepattionea, elegentty it- lailempou it. Which oecasioll he . ge _ . it . t g . dwarf thou the bes pro heard a meat noise. He proceeded to the tap-romn door, Mr. Justice B I =z:4e Grand Jury. - lured 'mum lady ; she het 1 reenerkahay "relay ankle and the; tallest of the tiVoi a but Mrs. Dagnel, tbe wife of the constable, was charged with saw ' was t e stoutest. - threatening a young woman, her neighbour, lately married. which was fastened. Ile looked through a small crevice, and The only case worth ba•daY was tbe following:- 1 . foot, her face is net ao fair as souttafaces that we have sean, portioned 'OO4 gilt tit twe f a r ndlir Becket stood behind ' but then that deficiency it elide' u - p - by the . regolarity of her -Tom Cribb 4 6acked his dwar , • It appeared tbat Mrs. Dagnel, who is an old woman, was saw two men in fencing attitudes. Ite then burst open the door, sad found a numbew of di d I mons and four sof er y pe , CUTTING AND MAIMING. 4 i nit, little features, aad titejet Meek briliseme7 of bee bean• h:s "am lous of her husband, and suspected the complainant to be • pair of boxing-gloves, which be seized, and here produced . as favourite. The Magistrate having heard the case, ordered Anthony Alleoek was indicted ender Lord allienboroa s ha - . Lful ptepers. Miss Carolling is a native of Oweessey, and her Br. Ilanamtm . an, wh . o spoke En H glish h v d ery uninte i llig . ib t l td aa te.a the warrant to stand over. diem He had no doubt it was au assemblage for that English 111 hut so so • tha fullowilig.boweeer, Is an account of his langeage being a mixture of . bad English, and high Ger- Jet, for feloniously stabbing Amelia Webb, a little girl of , the teausactiou of %ilk!' sha couiplained, as well as wq Gould man, etad to the following effect .- e a nu comp sin • meteor Ilse little boy, but of his father, who set him on him, LAMBETII•STREET. Pu Tille -INme Magistralo told the landlady to be cautious of a second eleven years old, at Greenwich, on the 7th October last. with : astelaber meaning:- offence and mitigated the penalty to 408. which she paid, and Intent to kill and murder her. There were the other ts I She kcepso limme in Maseum-street, and isaa dealer in while Mister Cribb was absent from home, to fight him, boat ; the boy struck him in the face, and PUBLIC NUISANCES. wu dis ' eharged. following tbe words of the statute. 6 • Eaglish and Foreign fruit. About six weeks ago, • young and to pu dm and e Mr. Bea ENS conducted the prosecution. . gentleman took a kedging at bar house or Mo wee Sig De tbe father - l ea l l id he ll sh . ould light him a battle ;he said, No; the Yesterday George Tight and JokoMelosay were charged . with driving a cart along High-streel, Wham:lmpel, containing J i - Uinta, and occupied the first floor ; this ilonakierMe Gab's, little tiny was not Ms age, and he would nat. It appeared that the Prisoner who was a cripple in g • MENDICITY OFFICE, RED LION-SQUARE. ' is right , -t 0 II e 'pc ,I; e , a 3es er ay, k n better tl an have acted Memos, a beadle fWIle h I tat dth t ' t d ii liPPeart. was one of the Imo that had bees made to scamper The ahmistrate told Mr. Becket that a man of his years and night-soil or sosp-leet. from a St. Jillliet'S.street •• den or pigeon-vs," wags se many rupestelaility ought to have now . noon he apprehended the Defendants, m --enlaw--- , was with other young men gathering chesnuts in Green- wich-park, on the 7th of October last. Amongst the party -, i s 0 f the " hait ka" ...,.ri• orablesi ait li some of the pigeur-ed on- h • d• • tl' m - b " • . a esterday a sturdy, miserable mendicant, named Jemmy were a brotlwr, and brother-in-law of the Prosecutor, alto D r a , sett alias " Cupid,' was roug t ore r. g in, sitting as a spectator ta the Park ; whilst the yoang mea were 7 . to soles manner, he was surprised at his con i duct in setting about twelve o'clock at tier the new buck sinm or renew Act. ' his boy lb a public house to ill-treat a man-for man he was, e o %ere riving a car a ong mat •street, containing eitner D ' b h bef M Bo lia • ' the Hoaorary Secretary to the above Society, by order of struggling and scrambling for the nuts, the Priaoner wmago o d a On blooday' the feelings of a man, and knew wimp he Was night-soil or soap-lees ; the cart was not covered, and the -we • 1 a ' ' peaches, and pea l les e , t aid lig a s pr e iC a o r ra l , la ‘Orhel a ll s O a n t a t . e rat eg iaji t i o a et r e sartieriso sea Pelleer a: 4 lndignity as w . ell perhaps as a giant eight foot contents were running over the top into the road. It pro- duced a most unpleasant sm e ll, and wituesss took the De. the Magistrate§ of the MarY-le-bone Police-office In the cus- deal irritated by the otbers, who putted and shaved bi b oa legatee's into custody and the cart to the green-yard. la a t, b i lend her shop. knocked down soute of her ripe fruits, -rule high a wage happened it tbe tune to be unprotected. . ed line the Irei•k parker (which the 'smug lady properly per- mribte-Your Worship, my little friend has no protector in tody of one of the beadles of thst parish, who had found him and took his stick from him. In Ms patsion he threateoed The Defendants denied that the cart contained any night- begging in the streets the preceding night, and those persona stab some of th and th 1 i be' ted, be te toaelarised age her private preutiaes), and from Mamma aseessd- the world but me. em ; e pus ing mg tepee pan e d E ' who did not relieve him he insulted with the foulest language. out his knife, and being lame in the right hansi, he opened ii .' r. i C . hh . h • p Mr Wyatt (the sittin eti to the upper rooms, and paraded a hemmer it gaited his A person present exclaimed," Who would wish a better 1" soil the ' 1; i ih k as• gl sh " I /Unlit tbe De Mr. Becket said, that he went to Mr. n s ouse in an. . . , g m ag i s t ra t e s sa id, it did no t ma tt er po r , H o ma n ...mg p ra y wen y ou no t brou e ht here ou the 10th blade with his teetb, and ma at a young illall named Marsh, leonine, exemmiam, .ii aro en -a i , e 0 whether it was night-soil, soap-lees, or amonainiacal liquor, as Instant, and sent by me to work at the Society's Receptacle at and attempted to stab him, but the latter having Oid th e Battle-bridge. for which you would have been paid, had you blow, he weat up to Proseeutrix, who was sitting quietly on a 0 . ' s !Mira ; you have miceal hint, lie owe me tirty posed ; be be ton-street, to meet some hay-salesmen,•and they drank freely conformed with my orders; hut, instead of going to work, bench, and stabbed her in the upper part of the arm near the . s Nillitio, and v4lll be de dire's and one d-n 00111108 (t 0 Mks of brandy and water, and he believed it was the brandy an ed d th e e l a c y t t o t f m P e arliam ts ealt . exptesses that th bo e driv . er of . a cart in , eon ining either of the a ve, is subjected to a _ ..i .' Carolina hoW shocking!) for you hide him from nes!" This water, that had occasioned the complaint which he lament tb It f I ' h I • f • ti • a "strate's hand. 1 , di WO much tor the a cak nerves of the charming Carolina, had been brought before the Magistrate b . The fact was, that eena y o r, ~ wit out eaving a power o mitiga on in tbe you thought proper to turn to your old profession r shoulder, and said, " Take that." She had given him no - stud she smirk f e inted. ghe reeo v e red as so o n es rem ak e ex _ Mr. lisomptman brought liquor into t e room for Ohe ento Ba i r be Defendants were therefore fined 31. Russell-" La! Sir, how comes mot to think as bow it offence. He then ran a • gain towards Marsh. who immediaten r s. , sied, and, to her surprise. she discovered, ea the private n . P gmY PPe ' tome to drink and his i a stance occasioned a t o wn, The cart belonged to Mr. Horocastle, aoap-boiler, or was me that you stet to work ? ry, please you, my Lord. kneeked him down and disarined lain. The oar Im o i ' ...t . lock parlost, the violent intruder, Mons. Battaglia, making laugh, some one said " I think your son and Mi. Hemp tree wit um aro ma •s a misery, Of •bICCI* ' I t • f the purpose of writ- would make a good match," and every time the latter came Church-row, Houndsditch. there's not a chap fonder of work in all these here streets, dressed the wound deposed that it was not dangerous , . . than I am, please you, my Lord." WORSIIIP-STREET. 'The Prisoner, in his defence, said he had no intention of t Ude Itt o t Mona. De Gaira. The cause ot all this into the room, t log a err e c o min the face. hie boy began to play with him, and pull him Mr. Bodkin-" Be careful what you say, because you are hurting the little girl, whom he had never seen before ; but .1 1 b i 'mace sad fury, on the part of Battaglia, at present must about; and at lest, he certainly did strike hi mot come out. as the time • for the denoensend is not yet ar- Dwarf.-Yes, you held him up to hit my face. ROBBERY IN THE MINT. known to be the same man. Pray, Sir, was you ever engaged being irritates], abused, and pushed about because be MIS a in a lore afihlt ?" 1 rived. Miss Cesolina takes courage, and orders Battaglia to Mr. Becket said that he and Mr. Cribb had known each For a considerable time past it has been discovered by the cripple, he, in the height of paasion, vented his rage upao 1 ' ' entlemon connected with the chief departments of the Mint collect, I ros, I vas a sort of goddess, my Lord r I ronee Mr. Justice BAYLEY charged the Jury that they must be Russell-" Vy, please you, my Lord, now I comes to re- the first person who was near him. a leave her house. Battaglia replies, " This your hous_m eon, other tot a 'lumberer years, and bad been upon the most Ls tablishment, that upon their balancing the quantities of . _Vedette, Ibis Mons. De (Mire's aseison, and you are Madam friendly lento. do some bodily harm to the Prosecutrix, before they could • • • g gold and silver used with that remaining in bars on hand, carried a lose-letter, nay Lord, front a gellema* I° a ladg ; satisfied that the Prisoner meant to kill and murder, disable, or De Gaon, so l shall atop and take your husband to fie jail, as Cribb.-For that very reason you ought not tn %aye taken that very important and serious deficiencies were frequently but sbe never had it. my Lord ; and yet, my Lord, I got into t fi ) i t i oi d b oo b: , gu m ! d l ty t tt . er l e t to a r p o pea th r e ed u tha t t eo th m e o w a r i t n u e n d i o w t at tn n o o st t a be da , n , ger : • k , -I , p I have get de gentleman at de door seal de papier (meaning that the liberty, white I was out, to set your t ty to . ti t /et M ee r. bt bad got two surObaass from Abbel's i"rgare, who were wait- Hatiamtman, who thoueh small in size, ems much .I,IIMI taking place; and notwithstanding their utmost diligence trotibh. about the/renal letter." and se ivi , a t ty, the pilferers were not discovered until yesterday Mr. Bottkin-" Now you see what recollection will do ; I • 1 ing to ;arrow tbc body of Mous. De Gairam and I shall not go to strike your boy again, or in tee minutes he could bave till he pay de sonnies, 301., he owe me." destroyed him. Miss Carolisa enured Monsieur Battaglia that Monsieur Mr. Halls, the Magistrate, said that he could but express d thealittl De Wire was sot her husband, nor was he within the house ; his pleasure at the humane conduct of Cribb tower s e .week, when sus icion being excited, one of them was taken knew • into custody. I . ri understand the losses to the country have been very great in consequence of those continued robberies, you was the same. How came you to deny it ?" Russell-" FM, my Lord, I doesn't like the high dee of ment it • breaking stoves." Dm dered with reference to the intention of the Prisoner at theme- : t a h e eT ted vh,eo r joa d nt er ,tof l o r;i :n t d a d t h ed tthme fee opo l rt i l ogs sagonieltr w y ithout any malicious mother, was committed. If they thought the Prisoner had I 3 i' ' • in some measure be supposed to what extent they * Not Guilty, but he was de- t s and after estate a mob of open-mouthed gaping inechanicale, man, and whatever Mr. Becket might think of bis treatment, an d is may to a ta ln e ß b o i d os ki bs n tld to the t te e e p dl o e lt who lin o g e l . th a e od P s r t i s so te ne t r o i t o h c o u m stod og y i • . and tag reg and bogi hail, r o und thu door, Battaglia went his he could iuform him that unless be made u the matter, it bare been carried, is hen it is believed that in three day , s above Lou ounces of silver were mimed. The Primmer s . . a Ism. During the remainder of that mut the 4 subsequent days, might proceed to an issue hc would not much P like_ , . surd Me• Becket, name is William I'earce, and although he is only IS years of Ss ne was Incorrigible, and deserving of punishment ; tam e d f or th e comma assau l t t 'a.. the premien' of Miss Carolina were beset daily and night!) by The parties wcre allowed la withdraw, after apoloMsing and rendering satisfaction to the little man, age, he bag been some years employed in the Mint as labourer. observing. he was more fit for the tread-mitt than carrying • " , •i a gang of losiii-traps and Greeks ; end on one occasion,*odess then buodred persons in ',group were assembled, In con- tiny came bMoore the _Magistrate, and stated that the affair me was examined last week, and romaoded until yesterday, lore-letters. 0 . sequence of the gang rapping at the ladl s , ' door which she was settled. when bis examination was closed. b erery one resent for his noble We are happy to state that the Newcastle keelmen 4 ' . I ' was compelled to keep constantly lucked, lest she should meet Cribb was applauded . y dth D P f left the office to- The following appeared to be the leading facts of the case as SUICIDE. g with another iotrusion • and her reputation was so much in- conduct, and the Cheapest a . n _ e war they bore against lbe Priwoner • - have returned to their employment. This is th fi e rst 4 i ' ' , 4 . ) 1 jured in the opinion oiler neighbouys, that her business was gether with " lots of satislaction." Mr. Henry William Atkinso . n, the senior monier of the --- ••• 1 11 1 ms-_ turn-011t, Or stick, as it is called, on recOrd, in which nearly destygyed. Mint stated that on several occasions delleienc• in the uan Ao Inquest was beld esterda afternoon at the Lan urne - MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • . • . , le ' q -C I Y 1 g l m the Men have Obtained nO part of their demands.- i At this pert of the lovely Carolina's narrative she burst into titres of silver were discovered, but more particularly so on 0 ee-house, Fencburch-street, before Thomas Shelton, Esq. tears, and- it was with some difficulty thatshe wei saved &Om On allookingfellow, about six foet three inches highs who, tbe tat, tith, and tith of November. In consequence, witness Coroner. on the body of Mr. Luke John Thomas, aged 27 ;tit of hysterics! The scene was very melting; it was "wail if he had been up bell' the chimneys in the Parish could not appiied to Mr. Field, at the head of nee of the departments, years, whose death Was reporteri in our Paper of yesterday. Carlisle Paper. p • 4 affecting," as Jetumy Green sa3s. What a shame to make suc base looked more b e grimmed, D u c h ar ged by a watchman of at whose desire a very watchful me watplaced over the wbok The evidence of Samuel Plumber, the waiter, conies • l f eYes weep a . miss Carolina very properly applied to the Ma • Sl.James's, for ringing Doctor Brookes s bell, at the Theatre of the labourers, of whom the prisoner was one and had been ponded with the account which be bad previously given of DR matrates of this oilier for redress, and protection from the , , of Anatomy, and b e h a ving, as ga m m a mure d ki s Worship, so employed for sorne years. On Tuesday in last week, be- this melancholy occurreuce, and of which our readers are ..SOI. 0M 0 N'S celebrated MEDICINES • 1 , . , yiolunec vd* Monsieur Battaglia nod bis crew. A 11411ig . was in a very ungentlemanly manner , tg e m ag i s tr a t e gave him fore the labourers left off oork, a deficiency.of eleven ounces already in possession. continue to be sold as usual by Mr. Johnston, No. Pi J j - . 1 • imued, and the trap that toddled off to take his men was on• a lecture which was at least w o rth ailmo expenses, on the was discovered; the Prisoner afterivardsleft off his work as Mr. Robert Pugh,- surgeon, of Graceelinrch -street, sworn. Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger (late Bacon ana Co.) Oxford-street; .*4 i '' wise yet never Faiied of the scent. Hc soon flosed him out, &runt of which be wm di sc harged; D a, however, before usual, and was proceeding out of the Mint ;he had at that -Witness was called in to attend the deceased, whom be hail Mr. Ward, Holborn ; and Mr. Stradling, Royal Exchange, 1t • - I and having sbewsid him the inside of a bconee ken, to get some grua, be menaced him in the twinkling of a bea-post to this . rb e magistrate informed thc disorderly, it was the most den- time a great coat on, and bls hands were' in his side coat known for some time,. he fuund him lying on his face • lin gerou s aouse in the whok district orthe office to Play e triolis pockets. The witness suspecting hint, went to bim, and turned him round to loosen his neckcloth, tbinking be lad L. in don. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, for sa many vean re- • . a. office, leasserer the accusation: •• with, as he might be anatomized before be Ma , aware oi it- •pulled one of his bands out of his pocket ;in doing which he cut his tbroat, but he discovered two shot wounds, one on . sortid ku with increasiog reputation in all stages of Nervous 1 Munseut Battaglia is 'little mate-sat - livefeet fimr-stron g %Oleo out two skeleton keys, which droPped on the ground. his left breast, and another a little below his right breast. • Diseases, is a mild Stimulant and Corroborast, which um- 1 i Italian featares, dark hair, combechinitoith auttstraiglit, not William epringte, the notorious iuformer, who in conjunc- itness in consequence, searched him, and found on his One of the shots hod penetrated his lungs and occasioned improves the Spirits, and happily inaigerates the whole •• poodle-headed,• nor bad he a " poodle Benjamin" on big lion with Johnson, has been so indiscriminately active against _ a _ a m ioteaa . • ad • System. ' , back t a but a ~almple deem, blue • under tog," " pigeon" peblicans under the late Ad, was brought from St. Miles's l'"a• - •• '''" pteces of silver, intended for crown pieces, death. He drew about twenty deep inspirations but di in • Price tts. per Bottle, and Family-bottles, containing the which exactly weighed the quantity missed, viz. i t ounces. the or six minutes. Witness had known the hitnity for five . breasted sestalVellitigtons, am His deicers-. though deli. watchhouse, on a chart. of assault on a person ti , . lio did not Mr. R. Fftnklin proved the daciency to have been It or six years, and,when he found life had fled he examined quantity of Amer small OOPS, for ass., is bereby i ts. are limed. • )t eared in broken Engliali, aud very unconnectedly.; we shall appear. The constable prefaced his charitc thus- be doebt ounoes yesterday "seek, as stated by tbe last witness. the pockets and found some ballets, tbgether with some Also the ANT LIM PETIO I N E 13, so SOLOMON'S . DROF ? s, ellicaciOus • in eradit•ating from the Constitution . ' ' S ...avowal° Mge in as " clear alid succinct" a m .. p . anner as your Wordii knows the Prisoner • lie is tbe notorious .an- John Field, E f sq., o the Mint, corroborated the previous cards of adaress; upon seeing the cards the deceased's fea- a e_. ab • • , 1 f 'bie. r ed Jh ' tl gh th k former, who with a man nein up noon, swears wow , e On Monday morning I did go toile lady's house, and I and then to convict publicans ander thellnew.Acta -The '- statement, and added that the keys of the several Wares where tures then struck Mina It is witness's opini• th t both pis• ni a , .sitver svas kept was missing for a short time, and when they tols were discharged st the saw moment • one of tbem must every spuies o oco utile or Scrofulous truni, and highly re. spotted for tbeir virtues in pui ifying the Blood, eau slime- i ' 4 , to bet, madam, your husband alonsicoc De Ouira, do Magistrete (Mr. Conantosaid, he knew nothing of him, ana biting it to expel noxious and impure Juicea. I . e Sql, ; Ile stele do bank vid ail de sumacs ; h * _have ., eel !Osbert . to ,katow so notaina of lii . 7 . i b except as to this eberge, were found, they appeared to have been placed upon wax no have been placed close to the skin and l ' he yther was fired doubt fbr thapurpose of' taking an impression, to make ' the through the waistcoat and shirt. ' The room was in a corn- Wee Pries lis. a Botik, and Family Bottles atlas. contains .do rent ..1 do house and 1 rill orison him" - My but edvised Mr. Wm. Spaingle, i e wasthepe .non described, skeleton key s by. pletc puddle of blood. The deceased was at times very much ing the gaudily of four small ones, whereby I is. may be inst a iiblican who is not at home," say'de Ledy (Miss Carolina's' feef- before he again laid an informatios age p , The Prisoner confessed to the mbberv, ant said that a man deremcd. saved. With each bottle is given a copious Biller Directions - again most acutely agitated ; she sobbed and sigh• might be ignorant of the law, to at least have the fairness to named Samuel Marlowmad given him the skeleton keys, and Mr. Edward Dtelderidge, surgeon of Fenehurch-streel, The Government label •or Stamp lim the words-" Sarni . i • , pedalo, Justice 00111141 not allue hien to sat suet a pie the partici previous notice. instigated him to commit the roaberv. sworn.-The deceased called upon witness on Friday after- Solomon, Liverpool," engraven oe ds official impression, and i - f the üb- •feisehnod ; and in such eiteous stomas - did she Several constables declared that not one o p . . The Prisoner was fully cominittedfor trial. nuon, and complained of a pain in his head, and *great want is uniformly pasted on Ilse cork, to pratuat Purchase:lran. . . ato the-thu ceiling-rand declared upon het sir- aeons in their separate parithes bad received any notice. • . of siren at nights. He said to witness that he had been in that counterfeit imitations ;issertion of her having • said that De fleint gerbil& said they they all had. Samuel Marlow was then placed at the bar, charged wile sage g s g - ' , r neer y six months, and had gradually got worse. He . nd, was •amvickeit and slanderous invention. •Constable-" You know you would swearany thing,theother being concerned in tbe above robberies, • Snell old an Masser of 'anion Hall wished th te said he believed it was, and barked by such day you saw a publicanopen his door to leta dog oat, and went , g . , . ~ g seemed to be in a state of great agitation, and be wished wit- - - -e exam • Da a ness to give him laudanum to make him sleep. Witness dis , A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. • • - ask fur a &lass of beer and when refused ou said non of this prisoner to be put uff until a future day, when he TO- Beaded him from it, and gave him some other medicine. He IIIIHE INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLASTER. i S 'ne at the ballle tulle Ull the face of Miss Ca in, and ed e , , , . ,Y gel the same.) r Id be t ' d • - you would lay an information for opening his door. be con- wou able o being forwar evidence to prote • concerted _ appeared much dejocted,bat appeered to go away in better .1. This most effertual remedy has en• ed joy a yeryextensive • A l ' 1 „, t slop for a monient, to give the Jest ice's re- 'Meet of this man aria his accomplice :seems to have excited PlOn hay . a gilt' ; and we could not help thinking that general iodination. On the eharge of assault, the prosecutor n not appeerniiim tits ardered tO pay la. and be discharged. r mg been termed between him and Pearce Aom d I li d ' o o s :re w evi en s ee . w e as mat d en Mar b l e ey ' bt b a b , .a , for f the present. gooe out hope to nog her orward in a tew days. W ••••• spirits. He told witness's shopman that he felt suCh a lowness sato in this egiuntry and on the Corditicat for upwards nib if of spirits that be coirld cut his throat. Witness hes not seen century, and continues to maintain a decided euperiority si e ve; him since until Yesterday, is hen he examined him. The symp- all Ointments, Salves, kc. of the like description, afferdin ' • "orsiiip, wben you come here to stayer one ow was a must notorious character, and bad been mice g . • caiiitally convicted but had got off 43 •n • 're Idn't be guilty of another. you have whit' very • COMPOUNDLNG A FELONY BY co . NSTABLES. ha n, . • toms shewn by tho deci•amel niight have produced insanity. immediate relief to persons affigcted with Corns of recent or *mat A.,.. (his Young lady, you shall not initilt bea - Taylor, Harris, and AlleuMg,threetmagers-oa to the Polke, pooed until Tuesday next. ether examination of Marlow was therefore post- . John Miles s olork to Mr. Thomas, of Fen-court, Fenchorch- long standing, which it speedily eradicates, without tbe least street, brother to deceased, sworn.-Thedeceased was &clerk Maury to the feet. It is an eacellerit remedy for Warts, and . liero, ‘ • , ._,:_,_,..- I. I. bet from yoar larsitelity . care to pre ea utthemselves tinder the denomination of street-keepers, whom . to his brother for *metal Jeers, but had left in November one attic best4pplications for a freen wound. • , ' in fitter ' oar - this a prettmo rap on the knuckles tar SUNDAY TOLL TAKING.. twelvehionths; he had serve an articleship with an attornei; Prepared bi . Axtell, and sol in Boxes. at is. IX each. t poor sew • • • • '''''' 1 . .'" Ile sighed, loeked a " little • • • a tit f 140 1 .:4 ~ 7., for ro4reen, ball " cleanod nut," with pockets w . furward Omaha reenter ollii•ers term it) for the sake of lucre, • ere brought before Sir George Mutant, mnd enderwent a • • George Cooper, driver of a Paddington stage, appeared to r j e re a r m° - i C 4 - f M R els and Mrs 7 i e dto his brether's (Moon the Monday in last wee ; Also Dr. ALMON'S GOTT& VITA. 'or RDIAL tended the Office re uteri until Satards evenin hut DROPS for the u of ou i o d As g Y r g. , cre C gi s, CI s thetas Conga - primate examination, on the cbargo o ary i . . '' oidiUMM luo legleutituruisbedaaati the perspective. •• . answer the complaint of thu lessees o the sunitay roll City- i• d r as f •ti• 1 • h d UHL t• dd . d •' la Ob t ' ' eeP i Marks, the sister and wife of two men of themOnve names, road turnpike. . comp sine ve y mut o a grim pa ninusea , es i was ions, an mot ors arising om s ructions of the Bresat Mattimatt : conlasitiedmi- 40/1 vicar and bring , et Menu to win) have been transported for picking the pocket of a gen- • Williani Bcalby, collector of the toll,. stated, that on the on fire. Witsess observed, that the deceased was very much and Lungs, In Bottles, at Is. !tri. and as. vil. each. pose ilat de lal say ebstweit Mildew dr Gaeta Heinen (Anse name of Cotton, in Pall-until; ofhis watch. dai motioned iii the inforaiation Defendant related tn v . distressed in his mind, and told him so; he concealed it. On Sold by Messrs. Barclay, Ficet•market ; Butler, Cheapside, Magistrate--; liat do fOO say to having threatened her and , • Ph- Friday deceased'went to MeDodderidge's for some medicine; and sus Regent-street ; Edwards, or Newberry, St. Panl's • I'JlePt JOlXlb:ehlet her house r The case as proved shortly in evidence was this :- • the Sunday toll whet' demanded, alleging as an excuse that he • The women were extremely anxious to save their husband had paid the extra sixpence on the preeeding journey. Wit- but he complained that Mr. Dodderidge would not give liim Church-yard ; Purser, I, Fincla-laue; Sanger, iso, Oxford- Liattaglia-Worship, 1,114 Nam °." ' what he wanted, hot that he would make up something elm street ; Sutton and Co., flow Church-yard ; Markrill, aa, and brother from being brought to trial, and negociated with ncss explained to Defendant that belied a fresh pair of be • • • alagisinge-s.thatouu dia. . • Taylor for Ina to ahem this object. Cossegoently, on the and therefore was liable, but lie drove on, putting Ili ito •at tor him. On Monday morning he was at the office, but he Whilechapel ; Ward, ate, Bottoms ; and all Venders of Patent • . , - 11 , .ttuilla-Nd, WorehipaEdill go day onee . to de lady's went in in such a geick aud hurried manner as to awaken Medicines. • fiat bill ' bef the -Grand Miry R was tbiown ont i d going - ore (Mance. . home. . the witness's suspicion. After some time, the deceased went upon %bleb Taylrir received the *am Stipulated for. After Mr. flurgessasolicitor on behalf or the Defendant, contend- . . • - a . ' a s MrtglatimieL-latit }ono ogepts annefed .her foe fo9r,d y by rajipSl at lam' door. , ..„_,-, • , . ad be mid Allenab meet to Sir George Far- d . • to his desk, from whieh he took something and went away ; the money h en 1 y e at eirnsith rable . length that the Sunday toll is only ou the • d aid be could not actouot for the bill brine ignored. ca ii e and furtber hushould be at et am' • t it g , . obi o . meg. he worthy witness theu opene lus desk and found two bags for pistols, . I:PATRONIZED by bit Royal4 - lighness the DUKE and a mould to cast bullets. The deceased had several M- of SUSSEI.and mast of Use ROYALFAMILY ; their I '. • • Rattemm-IVell, I cannorbe efhoentable lor dot, R P orikip. rant , nnat s t b ' •t • en which Sir tad believed theie mos e some roguery la i d , Magistrate that the Sunday Toll Aot is delioient, inasmuch' ' ' •' Magistrate-I ice allot this busitiess Is ; De. quira seized the Baal Ivo saT it is a Fag-wall Mishkin No. 33 'I imp- t t bef e George instructed him to prefer another_ in ic men , or r • , , . , . , be , . the Grand Jury, and upon ritis the/ found a ten? bi I. cas no power is given to the Magistrate to inflict any penalty ; times expressed his sorrow at having been for so matey years Imperial Mejesties the EMPFROR and EMPRESS of no hen er than a clerk. - RUSSIA • his Imperial Majesty Ihe Itmeemoa .001mA ;by he therefore was ilimly of opinion, in which he hoped he wits • , g pose aam acetonic of the same girlies real as acre The Jury returned a verdict of Insanity. their Especial Astbority ; and moat of the Nobility throoghort 'l' s Prisoseca.Marks antall3 an were brought to trial, oirovieted. borne out by the Act of Parliaruent, that the Defendant was • i I `• me ow a fornierimeasion. Ido not wnn lo inquire into, the of• No- Europe, and transported. A letter was sent to the Governor exempted from payiag the Sunday lull a second Unto, it teeing farts of the gist ; but - thit I intail,irA debt you dales of ROWLAND'S . MACASSAR OIL, gate, Mating these facts, who instructed Mr. Isaacs, a Soli- the saMe carriage. • • , • De (heir'? Is teat, and you had a wcit alOpinst him, you are not a , o le d confir it by cuter, to male his cool-taint at this o ce, ap , 12 The wortha Magistrate (Mr. Twyford) observed he was of IS ESSING ACCIDENT. D TR (The Original and Gamine) which fur many years has been - ia executing it to tweet the peace ' ... . . . J ' Miss Carolina stake", that M o rim avec -• ' A I . Itisreuf'De Claire lett her - the Niro g • *different opinion, and thut a there it as a clause authorising, - euiversally admired, and is the best end cheapest Article for • a Mrs Marks swore lo the nemaciation being carried on be- lig cues like th reseut a conviction •be ther rishisa the Hair reroofing its falling off or turning gre . lodgings on the Menday the offence afte ampanitted liy Bat- • gp .. , efore should On the forenoon of Saturday the 53d ult. a girl of nine nou ,p . yr -. taglia. • - ' - - • a. • • • .. T d h • dis osed of her • tweets herself and aylor, an to ming P convict the Defendant ILI tbe penalty of 401. and cods. years cl lie, with a child in her arms, having gone lute the preserves it to the latest period dine ; promotes a luziniant to berhaffin ' Battaglia...lle eitirs owed me„r ir . g,,, we aege je s ren t o f goods to take Part of the-money relni a red r r aosr• . g Mr. Burgess replied. suet said the Defendant could not pay. corn mill at Douoc, in absence of the miner, and whilst growth on the baldest places. de-Lis in Hounds- , • No. Is, Pall-evell, and be w ould Oat not see me s mata de paid the money fo Taylor, at the }le •- t , and th e r e ro re the l essees most proceed:how they liked, as lie tbe machinery was in motion to drive a thrashinganill in CURLY HAIR. -It produces and makes the earl inn . • ditch. was convinced no clause was iii the Act atatiag tbe mode of an ad oinin a artment, she thoughtlessly went near an u . during exemise, or in damp weather-renders Hair that is :4 lady concealed hino .IgPg '• d clothes to the amount Mary Ryan urore to having pawne . recovery, ' alimiefrate-Tt would have beam' dell for De Gait* pers . . right shaft which rises to drive • sack tackle in tbe roof, and harsh and dry as soft &stilt, glossy, elezaut, end beautiful. • • a' Imps if he bad never' Teen yen.---I ~(1 !suction y , • b a g th e or :11. Ins., whith sbe paid to Mrs. Marks. . THAMES 'OFFICE. allowed the child to • plal witb the shaft as it revolved. The aNDISPCISITION, Accouthemeat, 6ce. during wbicb this I Correthiaris, Seribes,Geceis, and r• . km ;,hii office.) Joseph•Gyeves, the - landfbrd isf the Three latgeons, in . • • speed being cunsiderab e, a large shawl, which the girl bad osl should be regularly applied, as it prevents tbe Hair being • floundsditet, saw' Mrs. Marks and Taylor negociatinwthis injured, produces WHISKERS, EYE-BROWS, ke, %%rapt rennet herself and the cbild, got entangled with the N , Battaglia-Eh? • . This question mosed the phseler ; be Ovid' riot thiiiklow, eard Um terms uteed upon, atid diso transact s ion, a s n s d emelt . . _ t „ aistrate could bava aeon so , beard T Oar y ail was riga a STICKING CLOSE TO THE FRATERNITY. shaft, and began to carry them both round. The girl, with tnu.DRENS HAIR.-A due attention to Children's flair This Office for some clays past has been a place of Public re- considerable presence of mind, endeavosted to extricate is of the greatest im e rranee. This Oil is invaluable: it era:. ill the name ore itchenft the ma I . . ..- Abrahmefflaiguel, a confectioner, of Goodman's-fields; de- i' 4 - - sort for the " Fancy," that is, the Witelsainster blades, in con- herself aud the child, and succeeded in getting berseif free dicates the scurf teas' mad pleenantly, andissuperior to combs. t rk, sunir. - 7 4 ' A steentier witness prescidetillintataf; of conete voluntekr &Itch bein called at Hicki's Hall ila which Mrs. a a nsed to a g . sequeoce of a warrant having been leased for the apprehen- from the sbawl, hut by this time her petticoats had unfortio soaps, &c. makes the air fife" in its roots, and fixes a stamina ' th iri arks, Mad Ryan, Romaine, and himself, rode to e eur- *ion of John Turpia, of Martinoolbeatreet, Westminster, bet- na•ely got *nip( round the lower part of tbefshaftoind she was for • beautifol Head of Hair. Price 38. 6(1.-78.-ies. 6d. aod A', soidence, Oka a volunteer sopg, - aust" not be too much vitt- 31 de Lis, in Koandsilitch, and that Taylor went outside ; that , stoat ; Vtlll VIIIIIt take tho will far the ditedaa ter known by the names•of " Incorrigible Jack"-" Dead thrown down and carried in revutution with it. Th.ere being 11. is. per Maine. %hen they got•to lloondsditch he saw the money pair! to m . Moesieur De Begat, oi: - Beggi we belief, it was the foia erk"-" Butt tho Badger." and more tkan all by the name but about ten inches of tree space On each side of the shaft, RED WIIISKERS, GREY WHISKERS, EYE-BROWS, I. neer, as he terantedit Be-mir, iiit te Beg-ar t Thilartro• Tai loc. Mirris and Allensby were at the door of the Fleur- of "-Desperado," for beingt he receiverof stolen goods. and betwixt the boxing of two pairs of mill-stones, Hair on Use Head effectnally changed to Brown or Black, by 4 ,' er liogar, um a very slim "'MAI genteel" hnogry=l - • i d ' ' W .I I e i t i t d be re Thee ecr e t ec . fall o olged Taylor out of the holist This noted " Jack" is one of the mod extensive dealers in there w • as not • room for her body to pass through the, nee ear MOWl a gialD's ESSENCE of KYRE.. By merely Mean, pitiful, elevil,as ever caw (*flit sOlt. James's .1 'ep." u et . e n ceti d d g ( : ) •r ea witnesses s i erem eas London, under the epithet of marine stores.• Tbe whole - rii- in a lying position, and distressing to relate, both wetting the Ilaar, it ammeshataly "'reduces a perfect. change. ..' life oat one of the roves thurjuit milled the lucky ; that•was Phalli Nathan coo rme .e, orm , taily of them, father, motber, brothers, and sisters, have been her thighs were broken, one of them in two places.- Price Mi.-Med. and Ins. ad. per bottle. as to uhat missed Mike public-be_ i *Alia. a Claii of taken stejigoa repeqtance on the Meese( trfoirmad convieted for •unlawial pessessionmeveral times; The miller, and somo - persons emplayed about the Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, cor- a r round abet/iamb's bail liiivedloto ; tihd his couipagiopm vatio -- Romaine, an &Miasma get . ed e". f' ' II f th Pr'. cr re elm" Y ur o llich e coo l - the father at the Old Bailey twice, ansi another once, and jolly thrashing milt, being alarmed by the girl's cries, came ner of Kirby-street, Removing to No. so, Hatton-gerdea, 801-1 1 .' could nut procure tt,itorthreeliicrqthaor- , . . ~ • a setters, Ryan aud Marks, and call. the coach , a .„ . . a a has been convicted at this office five weirs times is to her aid, and the machinery was instantly stopped born, London ; and, by appointment, by Mesars. Hosdries, ' " tfere we Wilco up, up, a • ~ • - - ' yea e ' ed di ra Om filtektat Ball to Houndaditch. HS con- -he different henelties, exclusiie of Queenasqbare. office, where Tbe infant was found hanging by the shawl to the tipper Titchborne-strect ; Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 37 New - 4 ' . . . h "Here we go down; deep, (MA," ke. Plis statemeat /lemma " that vigues eguipot lat honest tri oiei en l , • • armed the former witnesses statement, and add , dente of a five-po g 1 , ed that in utid tote which was given'to Ta Or, e ket If overeigns fOr it a l be is as welt known, but nothing daunts ' Ja4;" he carries Part of the shaft, considerably compressed, but in no on a roaring trade, and flinches at nothing; produce from visible way onefilier," may be useful, a 4 .1- eamidt be expecteit " Oat hatalt, Itia‘d,„,, , b e " 1t. , e 4 "' we " -. - un g • e ' tbe most notorious thief in Landon in the demi oftbe night is Bond-street ; BerrL, l 47 e , Greek-street; Bayley and 'Thew. injured. It svas neeeasary to cut away Cockspur-street ; r, len, Oxford•street; Barclay, us, the clothes or the poor girl before she could be re- Fleet•market ; Butlers , mChesinide, and no, Regent-street ; . ti ' tney will he biliketto Abets it All are not to theiageteas a" wruc! l- 111 ". - . th re it poree to' slate that not one as -acceptable to Jack as an honest purchase in open day. moved, and she endured the removal to her home, at a little Newberry and Sons, 43, Edwards, tie, St. Paul's Church-vard ; ' ' 14 so ne will give the sluteasettaof this gager ,ird.7.o ',„hre.:_ _,At_ Is b 9 10 ! th r ij le ili o hte e st d re r imPlicated in 'this disgraco- Jaek petitioned his Worship, when brought up in custOdy of "IMr. I cite explain this -11 , r fraolii - hegionip„- to f t :4 .1 % :lir. T em l le ~ g .. . • Mitchell, Fg_dy, and Omen, officers, on Friday week last for distance, and the subsequent . seiting .of her . limbs, with annon and Co. Bow Church-yard; Prom, tim, Strand i &rad- considerable . composure. She is now in • fair waa of re- hag and Nix, Royal/ Exchange; and Johnston, Combat. ' De (Mira 'did meow, 33, Pall-mq, 'of pia . taglis, let lrlthaisetson• - the same oWeime, to let It stand over till the following Wed. covery.-Ediabiregh Courtrai. eW- - Ask for ROWLAND's OIL, or ROWLANDO DYE, and . at it fillaeld a week. %rt. Batt lie ii a gen teen, find bail. The I bree constables were . erdered to nesday, and toeflow him his liberty till then to bring forward iimmasomm- patticularly obeerve die signature on the label to each bottle, who owns 'bp house, - and littera it Jr in gl•eat 'state for 4efi! Poste; aavery respectaale-Inoking,,women, was fully me parties from witom he bought the goods. His aVorship as impostors sign tbeir hub "A. Row landson O'' the ()engine is . r tr I . for rqWn Lb elm of the purpose playing, Mr. De (lairs implie4 to me, committed" to Neogate or sli . a1.. 4 Bat- P , thought there was nu doubt of Jack's honour mid therefore DARING ATTE:II . P7' A7' BURGLARY. signed "A. ROWLAND k SON," with the address, No. a, o l Iv get it persody . t 2 ; sit at tbe table round tbe Mr. Sboutitrite, in Tuttenbam-courts ug a Piece o" extended his compliance. Jatt, however, viol ' ated the confi- -.... 1 110.... -- Kfrby-street, Hatton-garden. hank aat - • players, sod 'airfat fa appear at belang-ing to plleoa and other articles. It appg tbat yesterday deuce, and has been since orabaed by a a arrant, and motet- Oe M ni h dart ad h , y g t a ng attempt was m e to enter t e . the estsblishment. 1 miaajcp, Sir,. a have had crumb of the ajthenoos the Prisoner wept into tbe above shop, and laid day placed before-the Magistrate s' th downe 1 D 1 '1 II ad ook ad _, __ - - •.1 Baron de Mail's bueßtestvai tplavi r anitning mure to do Outfour shillings and ten-pence in ribbons, when sae com- a ngry p u t. dwelling-house of Mr. Lewis, in York-street, Walworth, i • • vett) Ilse thiatt the Bithei'D my brh an-hor ;he was the mined tbe oobbery., She oery „reluctantly suffered h if -"see Mitchell then stated, that on the seth Novemher latt he next door to the Rev. Mr. Clayton's Chapel.-About eight PROGRESS OF THE PRICE OF STOCKS il irrnsemenies-ewurinorship Itwolls; In' told Mister de Gain to be searched by oue of the shopwomen, who found the searched the Defendant's premises, by virtue of a warrant, o'clock, whilst the family were sitting in the back parlour, a YESTERDAY. 1 . i , . that layouldprocure him songs k•ntlytnen,sho would do what Betides upoa her. ii i m eow ; ty ' cer tain leant. l'did, at bia request engage • together with Forty and Green, and found *member of knock was heard at the door. On the servant endeat outing to antings andmrints of great value, some very obstene, which open it, she found it fastened outside.. She called her master, B k S k an toc 3 per C. Con. shut '' India Stock i India Bonds .0 ,• .. pesibutte, andathey,for one week, acted - id the jablems ho re- - • 7 . QI,IEFICSQI ARE. rhe Delendant used to exhibit- to the Weiikainster sebolars who went up . stairs iu order te. look out of the window, wheu Din Red 79 i 8079 i S hS 0 . • 1 out . ea r , ~. . quired them. ,Ilut there was no loth, yea Worahla a and on PARISH CONSTABLES AND PUBLICANS. for gain. Ho also fonnd a gini, and a number of carpenters' be found it wide open. The family were astonished at this cir- . Saturday Maid-last Saturday imMoiglitmlie made a dash at 0 tools new, and the duplicates of some- table linen which' had eumstance, and the neighbourhood was alarmed, when It was 31 per C. 92 i Ditto, Old An. 79 i • Damao , I a constable of St. Mnrgaret, Westminster, ro- , , Ilia Makmeme.d it, end threatengd .any one who offered to , wi.- i l Ain simmer hiksipotr II Urge fork awhielebe bad baths ferred a enes s pann *gains I' t • tth I di rd of the An el uhlic- been pawned, marked D. T., ond others..S. 1). T., all of discovered that the door hail been made fast by means of a 4 per C. 97 ii i ; Exc. Bills 3 5 pr. , * fi e , Im ° g ih P 0t • which he 'erected to be stolen for the Deli:admit is one of rope which was tied to the knocker and to-the area railings to New Fours shut 1 Ditto, Small 5 4 pr. , r t Pawl, and sal he hotted. withsts contents.. Mister Battaglia l' °° " 4 " ?• ' lied a a rit out against him far Ihe Pent, and the bosse of the litrelv ass beset for o•veral Jays by the men that I had en- itettrect, and md the watchman mg s e n _e:ii tt , tha mait 00 orlon. in the maw ; of such crime. the formm for keepiag am tissue open at a late hour, d latter for Wine tippling therein. . . d Despqrate Jack was then called upon to answer how be prevent any of the family corniug out. On further search, it Long An.2o 3-16 I' j Lottery Tick. was found that several new holdfasts had been driven in the r cline by BM goods, and could give no account, only that they , . a ilailidategattend the tattle, to ohm -at ma mma; o rt h e wand The constable stated that lae win going his routs s a - t a quer- mp. 3 per Cent. j Con. for Az. 81 i wall to assist the robbers in entering the first lloor window, by ' a' et the way of trade. • I mouse. 4 emit to the hula's : house. arm i will swest•that she ler past eleven oa, oca gh , .1 at ni t when be found the Angel e m n • - ' - afagistrate-ere is no doubt but the goods are all stolen climbing up the Wall, instead of the assistance of a ladder.- d lie went In • be saw the watchanto PRICES OF FORE* STOCKS YESTERDAY. led "Usgther ludo nd, Mister de Gaits, was aust at home. pubhe-tioese open, an . s , . though fortunately for you tnere is no one to prove it againsi A watch was kept the whole of the night for the robbers, hut ti bar eith a Man wile held a pewter •113011- , Mita (Afplilla AIIIIO Paatutelli mega:Med the charge by a st a w4ing. behuT --- ' e . • . . • sa ws , you. Suds trade agyours is an encouragement to every vice they did not make their appearance. French, 90 f. Ex. e 5 f. 40 e. ' Prussian, of 18119 s 10511 ' ' I - Moot of tams. sure in nits hand, filler' with riff, eau a common pr i n e.- . ... . _ BO c. Ditto, of MN, and thieving, for were there no receptacles there woold be ' !A 1 The .1101IICS told [legit ihat he should not insult the lady. - . g at to Boyd was drinkinf • lass of the gin, and then handed a . . little or no thieving. He then orderell thenbseene paintitigs Russian 6 per Cent. Ditto Scrip, i'l s' 4 ni l aputo h jzfai and witliarewe . '• . h . d I the prostitute. I e trail Min he had been bettor on is uy, .. . . . . . and hinted to tae landleed that he would hear of it again. h" I • d to be burnt in his presence ,are i was one. and treated the CASE OT IMPORTANCE TO SEEV•NTS.--011 MUM- Dill° Metl'ilte ' if Buill " Danish, il f sterling, 'lune Battaglia Maly „oesineeted " that sothetimes wo . ease un cr i ice c , y w c e n d th •Pi ti A t b hi h h fl eel the beld deuce d Ditto of Sikes Ditto, in Marrs Banco, • .8 • • ',t i t '' ! I take false names mid titles to &spine theirreal characters. t ulte so late e The landlord told the Magistrate it was no s q t. ot b as the constable represented. The fact was, th ' redo 31., in default to . be seut to the House or Correction fur he 28t ay, t h ult. *I , r 1 ...e .o.lowing oectsion was given Ditto, of Mt, 854 86 851 Columbine, 73 72a 'rlfmaroslice replied, /alio do men too, sometimes, good t he ** c IRtut • two Maths. by the Justices of the Peace at Dalkeith :-A Did° scri P , 84 Chilian, 7414 75 ' Monaleut Battaglia." . was its the habit of pufting up' the shutters carry.. night, and . Austrian Peruvian Sett, 7Sa 7S lala i aa • 'This woe too outlast( formatter Ms Battaglia to bear, it was whilst deteg so on that ocensio , . . n there was a man and wo- Silence being pronounced, Ja,ck said, " Well! whereto be' clergyman in that neighbourhood engaged a kitche ' fi 1 • done with the Mies's?" s n Neapolitan, m. Po),sis ditto, man cumin, and the man, knowing him be re, treated 13111 .„ . , ;him:Aced as an inward application ; and it was teketi, but it agistrate-Tbey are forfeited, . maid for the winter half year, on what he consi- Ditto Scrip, 79 MI a . Was No mewerful for the already cbep.fallien aL Bettaglia, toe glass of gin. Ile was not aware the woman 1 wu a woad • "` Poyais ditto, This second to displease Jack more than all.the rest as he dered most res ectable recommendation of chant - Sp " ish ' of lb" ' American 6 per CeaL tote, and he taco the watchman to be a roan of regular ha- P c Di 0 ,.. f I left th (411 6 V . f ,1 . , , Nihau, donee' was only completed ren kis beiag •rdered h., bits and most attentive to his dui , which could be moved by , e e • find bail, or be uunastatted • and by SP* Keeper ot the state . . y • freer e Nusk, a coal apartment, activating the oilier, tosidoriegJais respectful ser- all the inhabitants. . M i3e -whipper, was charged witk taloa). ter, to come konse at the time, and the girl arrived Ditetto.ScriWp l o . f 5:1 57 1 5 6 8 t 1 dis. gi i ri tt o o 5 per Cent. 3 per Cent. The Magistrate said, however the watchman's conduct n t e , • accordin I on t e g y h eveni r. nel a tb keeper of a a slap-aang ;hop,' that is, an i - ng of the day appototed , • • Ditto Bank Shares mars to convey him to Mimeo vile. - eating-home in Shadwell, said, that on Saturday ni ht h but was The lady curtsred to the.Juatimi g thasked hlm, and wont upon duly hitherto bad been, that was no justificelion now , . . a lar ge piece of beef, weighlu rola of f - 3.• g e Off again next morning by five o'clock, - ‘;%' ; T to attentlfottie side of hot peachee sad pears, and apricots. TOM g . RIIIII , ANIa 1118 DW4RF. Ylialleldiatles *maw ouri' spun made his rappearance with elsewhere. C s e h r u g ) e ie r s e fr a e lt i e e ; ; b i t l • e w e e b n e ; ild on ee lt b : e A e e P ea le u y s e e d t i h e i e i v i es e" i o n til i cl Dia avail themselv of th it and commit robberies hanging amtaide his door, and a f ig ai e rr w eft% e run n e i r n t a house, sayin t fi t the Prisoner bad uobuog the beef anal made r t i t i t ti o n t s , without any cause assigned. The clergyman had her summoned before the Court and es e opporttin y, , , the Justices, after m o „,, offwith it. e then tient with him to the Prisoner's dwel. a full and patient h• ' fbh th l ' edring o ot e comp aint and BIGH WATER kT LO . NDON-BRIDGE TlllB DAY. og 49 min. after 4. a Afternoon 7 min. after 5. bia .Imestaaate..lphil Ylatimpfmaaaaageo 40, esid 40 inchea The watchman said it was all malice on the part of the ling, where he found the beef in tbe Prisoner's possession ; lis 1 f .. . ‘ I high) at thus office. .it was remarked Mat they were the consiablm to bring this charge against bim, because he drove 11 ea ed an odicer, and bad him taken into custody. ( e ence, decerned the girl to pay tl the complainer abweehnis, or Alie.".lnjavy" and "linht" weights, lay one of his daughter off the beat in the early part of the evening, The f Meer proved hearing the female, who did notoppear, three pounds sterling, being the amount f b h 4 o et a - printed and Published at the BRITISH PRESS and TIIE ll c (nip . pssitaut. Tim hero er.the " Ulf" igated; tbat be when she was drunk and riotous. The constable himself was State the same facts in the- Prisoner% presence. It GLOBE Office No. 117 Strand, by CIin.RLILB CORN - e was year's wages. -( Edinburgh Courant.) I . WELL, of the ' Straud. ' . . , , . •