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YORK iISSIZES, sj. VIE KING V. JOSVrilt MOUY hI.LEN, AND OTHERS. THIS WdS Rri IrifOrriptiriri filed by . t,k,ATTORNEY- . Grill.iriAL,,. at the iostatwe of olfollk of Corn-. Mons, against Joseph Ma - ,ey Allen, of ,K.naresbo rough,. Gentleman, Richard ..I . 2)ev.e, linen-manu— facturer, Thomas Abbott, weaver, "White. held, AllisOn, auaioneer, and' Wil; ham Hetilock ; :ring-tnerchant,,•for a riot at Knares , borough, on Mtn day, .ItifY IS(4, and for pre.. venting the Eleaion of a M.ember of Parliament for that Borough, Crie; - .1 tvo f:::,i 4 stle of York, on Yridav Alif4. 2, I go6;.before Mr. .1 ustice and a' Special Jury. TlieC!ase was laid before the TUT'S , Mr. Set jeant Coe - KELL. • e n try Esq. Tr( C row n ffice pro (bleed a copy 'of the , Writ I , :.ricd to the Sherrittof Yorkshire lin' the election of a•Burgess:to'seqc, in • rirliatnent for the /lerotigh oriKnaret- - ;borongl4„' aia the room of William Cat elidish, Esq, -- and also a , Copy of the Sheriff's Prect pt for the. said. Eleaion.,.(o.. be held on Monday., the Jodi ofJuly,ig(4. George Flint resides at Market 'Weighton; aria' is entitled to a Vote for Knare:-.borough. /.I.e •went there on Sunday the 4..);tli_of , July; 1P.04, 3.11C1 took up bis de at the Hart's 1:10/11S 1911. Th:At cv.en 7 , ' .iii;, ahput seven o'clock, Ve met with jeseph sey Allen, one of. the Defendants, who itske~tl `'hint for hi vote forth& l andidate,' and put into his hand . a printed paper. He replied, " he should'vote to morrow.'" The next morning he went' tow 't di" 'lllaooth, to exercise his right, arong with several of .his neiglinotirs. There was a great crowd— many people at the Cross: On attempting to ascend the steps iley. were driven back ; and not ; being able to give his vote,,bereturned to the inn. On his eross-examination r , he, stated, that he was rt tr.mant to the DaiLt of Devorinhire,.and an Agent of the Duke. John 'ott.,ele,'printer,' nOW'reside§ at Halifax; but in July 1 404,. lived at Ic.namshorottr,t,h; on the 2Ctli Of that month' he receiV&l, at the ::hop of Mr. John Sirmon, a NIS% front which he printed the hand bill pro l / 4 ',Uced an Cotirt. truck Off . 300, for whiCh he Was paid by Mr. Allen, who 'ordered 406 more, Which were. delivered to him. The hind-bill requested the votea for " Mr. Poilsou/y Thichot, and ,te.ded there would te - no dinner jiir the Nock- Eleßor - s. no illadriret, Volt,. or' Su ,per; Ibr; th'e Ladies . ; no Liquor jOr the .Szvinisii-Mulatat'l9; and that the t.,[e6tion was fixed for the ::lth in4tt." 'William Harland lives at Holme, on'tha \Voids, and is a, tenant to the Duke of Devonshire. He cante with seven or eight ,other voiers to' the Hart's Horns •at Knarei.borou4h; on the 2oth of TulY. thre6 or four people looked iii at the 'window, and said, nithhug h th,.. ; were getting a good supper to. nigln, they would not 113;0 to , imiermv. Ife ww.' the morning into the market-place, where he stv, a mob ,parading with' an ass, and a figure upon it, on the back anti front of which terO, fixed papers,with the words, " Mr. Pono.oll"Pihrizgut - ." At teri O'Cl6Ck to the hall to vote. • Ile saw several Foyle fighting. Many scented:to fight with had papers in i their hats, on which were .# ; fitt(h . ," the ‘'vords" " Sped:a (,:onStable:"'. He,•at teraPtei up the steps, but he was pulled back; his coat W:th torn ; • lie saw Biass down'; Wheat he attempted' to rise, he . heard the people shout " 1.)- him, kill him." Seme of the Constables had their staves, and the remainder ,vvere armed with clubs. On soitio• large' Ones being prodUced hi Court, be 4eknowleOgod they were similar to tho.ie the Con fit:thick hail. Sir Sohn Tngilby, bark has been a Magistrate for the West Riding ups,vards of twenty-four years, and is Lientenant-Colonel of the Knaresborangli Vo• innteers. He received a letter from Mr. Carr (one of the hailiffit aid returning officers for that place), requesting his attendanCe at the FleCtiOn. He' ac cordingly,went there, taking nine or ten of his ger- Vants and tenants, whom he' swore in as special constables: .They arrived at about nine o'clock in the. morning. He saw a largo'multitnde assembled in the market:-p1 tee; The ritob said, " lit ought to ashamed of being there," When he.'"firt went to the Tolhooth'neither of the bailiffs were. there. Many peorAo attempted to get tip the steps. • He asked whether they w ere voters ? were on the and sonic were lent at the bottom. The landing at the top was wide, perhaps eight feet square. Alien wai in this landing place, clove to an ass, w ith a I , ,ttilflql figure upon it ; he had hold of the bridle, Tbere was a . label on its breast and bativ, ,, .Ponsonly Pinelieut." : The tanilly. tr.nno of Lord' Denctinnon , (who was the candid;.itc :it this ele(t:ion) is'Ponsonby. int, to Ow :tunic) feteli the Bailiffs (Mr. Collins an..l 'Air: Cap . ), If reitir:led' with Nit; got up blur c,r five sups fthe whale number w:ts tbutte , .- 4 0). Allen and the arse '1,41.16 - , fie near an honr befOre he got - to the t4ll. Allen ‘‘ his bwAness then:" with ajS r Mr:41101440d him, "whether lie had:seen his address to the inhabitants of Knareshorough ?"+ 'Re roptlo4, ihrJu tool: k•• onk, , , of • the, !!.Hitt-hiitiv Si r j. ) !-,„ ~F• ct ii rid sriiet r 44 a': - profestional - r '4'1611" C)tlier4 01:Arain fro h: "' 1 el' • 1 e i 5 6 , 1 . 1 4 9 " 1 1 d ., ..‘vonia for' ow 116 b i ev,l: cwisc,.,queoces..of i l i f ' ...:ljaW ' lrlllc)v" 'of .- A tito atade t • th , .. , peOple ru.4l4ed, doi.Vn and lm e it a e Pl d 3 t il if f ° thee l9 r e w rd:, hie:;, \via) wdro.si;izqd by di l e ' .4 10 4 trat ' ; 3 : Citl#,lll:3 , o 1 two of them: weit,t, alrnost,l4tirel' toi'a ofr. ..folin was Pli4iht!cr-litAvn ' , the ltalt. tunes, Lin o. rcceiveu a:t . ; ivatiy blowsa Made hi s . back is hlra as Ow gown of the doansellor ' ' who e:9ntined'ltitit. The ttiob: got, , up . -the bark of the landing place. Sir ! Jelinsoi -pp 'secolid time SVIZ(A 01 . 0 figure, 4ncl . t.b.rew it over the varapet: Allen kept his place. heact, InTkl was struck, h a, man. Sin John asked -111 r. Drewse (prte of the i)efetaints), 'Om the ITIRt4 powlict red 10.1, €' I do not aO , I will , , not know , you ovlg to. be ,ashanied for being, here." ,Dewes was then ;',vplk. ;lig by the side of the steps. , 1.30 conic into the Centre of the mob, , and encottrag'cd them.— a Lieutenant of theNolunt - veys., 111311 W.:V I pullikAinp the ,Sir John asked hi ht whe they' he was 3 ? die replic , d is illy, " The Witness then desired him to make room ler t hose' th were. Dowse rushed Ulf), and asked liim what right he had to stop that slate ? be way a voter ; andNhould come up, adding, " Yon,are the cause of all the contUsion;" • - Witness slid it :m ins proper observation, and that ,he was opposing. the execution of the. Kiiips 'Writ.. Abbott and Hen4' . loc:k. were there supporting the mob. Seeing : his: own servant and the cotstables . beat, Wittith.s said to Dewse,' " You seem:, to have the command Of this mob'; if you: will call. them of, SO. that the;: ii their duty, I will 4end away the special constables." Dewsc,illl,ti.WCrCd, is now ti late" , there shall. be no eh:ain't ,to-day.". ',night be about half aft::.r twelve. The key-hole of the door of the Court-..house was stopped up.'}'here , was no possibility of 'patting a key into it, Hen-, lock beekoned.frequently to' the mOb. • Abbott wits LTii the same step as Het - dock, and said he had a right to, vote, as he had. three free burgesses. He s; v- ,Whitehead, as Corporal in. the Volunteers.; he was rearing, and w:i4in the first rank amongst the first men in the crOwd. Ile was catch , ink at ii constables, and endeavouring to laid .them oti the s,teps- r -Yt!'it . pess, , I attempted to lay hold of he him; said, " I .am doing no 11:trni, Sir," :iftd drew hack. The : mob. ,fell on the c,utstid)les,, and beat' then;` it \s"is impnssible to (ret into the' Hall. The' people on tlic slops sild:they ‘votlkt Collms and . hi nsclf pass : but for 'that d d gcoundrel Carr, they would. murder him. After being there for' n three hours, he returned to the inn, where he told ifqr: Carr it was impo:.:'sible to go on AVI . OI the- They gave it np, and '4;mm I , ,eny, A ter wa's shewn to Sir Jobu, kiteW to be Allen's writing. [This- letter' 'was to the Duke of Devonshire, giving'Jui accertut„of the, elOtion being stopped, and advising him to order 51. 55. to be spent at each public house in . Knateshorough ; a Ball to tlict : including' the priiitcd paper; & - .c."3 Fr,Mois nchael. Trapps, 'Esq. saw the pcdPle pushed rtown'the steps ; the eonstableg beat ; Allen and the aSS ; blow aimed at Sir John, and . (as the ! Witness thouir,lit) hi . s' lite in imminent danger. . He desired theM to be peaCeable. They seized hini'hy collar, and cried, " Knock them down ; kill them." A Woman said, "he ought to have his head knocked He saw DCV.'.: speaking to the people ;; be said, " the mob werepcyfeCtiy right; they ought not to be ruled by a few individuals ; stick to thcim, never Mind them ; Knarcsboretigh is not t() .be ruled . by the people from Ripley." Stories were thrown at Siu John. It wasimpossible to pro ceed with the .eleation. liewse said, " it should not proceed.", _ _ JanieS Collins, Esq. was one of the bailiffs and returning oflicers'. He accompanied Sir John Ingil by 'CO the steps ; there Were hundreds in the market 'place: be got Up fOur' or five steps ; he was then . thrown down ; lost Ids hat; received . a blow from a stone on' his collar-bone ;'-was .pe4ted with mud: SaW. Allen, and. Dewhe : Dewse said to William: Clayton (the. Duke «f Devonshire's "agent)', " You , are the cause, of all this." He:saw Abbott engaged With a special constable. He' heard Whitehead say, Vereigners should not take their rights." The: voters attlappted to get into the'Ccairt : they were' pulled d'Own : three or four were .on the ground : their clothes were dirtied and torn. lie could. Only, get up four or hive steps. The asi was pushed down, l'i*Johu and lua agreed that,'the ehiaton could not be proceeded with. He saw, i /fenloCk in the mob. I fe: dock was a wine-merchant in Kir wesboreugh, and a Very re. peelable,man. Joffe' si iii p so r h He Went, with Sir John Ingilby. He met with Thothaa'Ablintt arid Ann Houseman. Abbott said, " What are,., yOu c. m to do ?". replied, " Ile was sent by Sir jwat lngilby." !lett said, " If you go up to theTolhoath steps; you sha'n't go away alive." Anti HotuA.Man said, " she would not care &she took a finite and stuck any one to the heart." Baritibas Wilks, a Special Constable; sWore - hia Wiis taken from him, arid he was knocked dewii by Allison. Allison Said;' " thee, get down and 'seeks thy hat." He was taken up senseless. Edwird blacksinith, deposed, that nails. were struck aeross the key-hole of the COutt-house.' Riantrd . Dearlfwe swore Abbott pushed him down the s; ups many times. r- • William Clayton, William Biass, WilliaM TitomaS, John Martin and \Valiant Button , (electors from Londesborour hi . and tenants to the Dukoof Devonshire),: gave a similar 'account to that of Flint, t.)ri the part of the Defelidanta, nineteen witnesses were called; from whose testimony it appeared,. that Sir John logilny his special constables marched in a body throngh themarket-place to the-hall steps;. that a lane was made for there!, and that on their arrival at . the steps, Sir John turned-• round, and cried Out, • " Now, lads, -clear your way." That . Abiahaw struck Abbott tirstl that he was knocked down three times ; that Allen frequently exhorted the people to be peaceable; that.Wilits's stick was taken from-him by One Masterman,and not by AM.' sots ; that Allison and the Doarloves had repeatedly ileChired , they would murder them a,ii : they could lick. the KnareshorOugh men ; that they would warm the sides of mialc of- theft ; that the Con:stables had 'bruilgeonS, arid struck first, and that Abbott did not 'molest them until two of them let. fly. at him - ;. that - Sir John laigilby collared Robert brimstone, who - was 'a voter 3 . and that they Might bavegot into the and proceeded with the eleftion.. One wittier swore, he saw Mr. Collins with the key 'of the Hall door in his hands • that he got to the. top of 'the 'stepa, 'and turned his back On the To the trith of this . assertion, Mr. Collins was evatnined, and declared .he had the key in his pocket, that he. never took it out,• and that he was never '• able to'iret tnore than itall'uray, to the landing place. '' , erjcant CocitEr.t. made an ingenious reply. ••• 'e! J . carned Judge, in a eleArge which tool: hint two hoiirs in the clelivvry, recapitulated theevidence. Tri:' Jury rCtited, and after a consultation of ten ' inhuncs, rettirtkci a vQi•dia. of. Guilty ,akaimit bewse, and Abbott ; and Lk - pitted Allison, White •" • h'.EAT . :/.IS/ZES, Auci`g. TIT XrN(l ti. NrA.RNr.R. 'lbis Was : an .1 i e t zig - a st th D efen t , r(‘spedable- Trademan in 'London, fOr defrauding tiro Ordnance. Board, by , putting 601dei - jn • th e. tiles of copper gunpowder shovels, instead of WA them all copl^r. Mr. Gold:produced the Contra executed by the Defendant; by whiCh he was - to make for the Ord nance Copper Shovel~ of a certain weight; and fur nigh them -with coppersmiths' articles according to certain patterns". •Gen'aral RoChefort, Chief Fire-master at Wool wich .on the tith of December, examined ^«'B Shovels •made- by Warner,., and found' the 'handles loaded with . ' solder:, :r In tonseiluence of this he caused a report to ':b6f made to the Board Ord nance. Edward Manuel,. Storekeeper, produced the Shovels received by him from Warier in Qaober last ; they were the sane as those examined by Ge neral 11achef6rt. They were brought by an errand, cart ; the i man :vhadaire it was 'one James William. Catlin produced the Invoices' of the Shovels from Warndr. _Gold was called to prove the 'lnvoice to be the hand-writing of Warner, 'but . said he did not think: was his hand-writing. When the Pattern :Shovels came to be produces, it appeared that the Wrong apes had been brought do:rni• the , Delendant was consequently . acquitted. tie proilounced by the COurt..4 K.itig* 'The trial connnenceil at eight clock on triilay morning, arid histe4,till hall past three on Saturchly mornipg. . Floraln Morintii.---At, the Norwich A , si77t!S, - held ',laSt 'week, 7huNt as . C,!eitia , a 4e a 5 . 4 , tliaed for 1116 murder . of thizabeth Trounan, his grand-child; aged three yev:s, at DJeking. The circlitnstances' attending . this horrid alfali were de tailed in the eviden'ee of Mr, Joht Burgess, Butcher, of Doeking, ancl were Shell as drew trout 'the 'Learned Judge tlie strongest eXpressions of regre( that - SO'littic attention litid been paid to toe mental infirmities of this unhappyman. It appeared',' that about four o'clock oil Satbrday morning, the '3lst of March, 1804, the witness was ,alarmed' by the cries Of the Prioner's son, calling to :him for as: , sistance; and exclaiming, " My lather will 'Murder my mether;" that the Witness immediatily Called up his servants, and, then proceeded with them to the Prisoner's 'house, 't.i , here • Ife liiend the Pris Oner sitting on the bed"; he'. had 'dreadfu4;t-onntid hlis wife in . ditierent parts' of the body--L-some little thne ' alter, 'Witness saw the - `d;',uglitcr of 'the 'Prisoner bring down the child, Eliz. Trotthan; with its Threat cut—thatlie for nd the bloody.knife in the that oh the Witness charging the Prisoner 'with the Murder, he couftssed it, bucsaid he did not care any , thing 'about it. , That 'Prisoner's with !tautbcztd her husband say a short time betbre.that ; he certainly Murder .`-.`Cron one, and begged to be'eon-, tined . . The Jury brought in• .a veruict• of Guitt i y , under the influence of insanity; and the Judge ut-N reeled that the Aet should be enforced whicu re plates the close confinement of inszine persons. A few days'since a footman in the.servitte of Lady LATHAM, 'in C:irdsener,square; whrie attending her' Ladyship and.finuily at dinner, beeinne insftne, nad began to throw . . tli ' dishes, p.iiite,• , &c. , .:ibout the room; her Ladyship and children ran d.) . .., - 1% Call fur assistance, the iijouron following i L nd striking them as, they went down; they r,taiiltv Squart•:, and - by the aSSIBLMICC of-persona passlng by, 1116 ,. mars was secured and carried to '‘ I house. HIGH Tint.---On Saturday vast nurnhers of p..r sens led the banks of the. River to witness rho Preditted extraoldiiiary ele;iition of 'the Tide ; Gie Bridges were covered, alit!. every Wiithr an.3;:tote otT each side was oCcUpici. th6"lower :.),irts of We.t minster, • the inhabitants, apprelwii&nl); Lin inuti retzioved their tit ets; and some ein ployed meaini to, LCCUre' their butts, in the event Of their being set .afloat in their cellar's. About the Fkirselerry . Road this . precautionary bmt most universal.-1 lie gat swell NV:IS to ThaVe iithen plaCe at one o'clock, bat it will looked for in vaitr; the mob, however, waited 'in anxion , i . trepidation the progress of die waters; At' tbiriy .-one Minutes after tkip, it attained its extreme height; 'and in tour minutes after had perceptibly fallen,- and by three o'clock - it •k7ii"s sit :inches belOW the ordinary high-Water Mark, and at - tic time Was' it se high aS it usually is on a full Moon. ft was,: however, near four o'clock before: therrabble could consent .to'give tip the notion'teri sight',. and they then (1404 in the expettation of farther.grafifietitiod thiS day. A most melancholy , circumstance happened last Thursday afternoon at Weymouth. The servant girl - of Mr. Davis; Burg on and apothecary, in, St. Thamas's-street, between' five and six o'Clock in the evening, took the infainjdaughter of her' master out for a walk. She remaining out much longer : than was e;pected, several persons went in search of her; when, shocking to relate, they were both drowned in some , shallow., water. lid the girl's pocket was fbund a • note, :written by. herself, re questing, that the child might be interred in tile . aine grave with her. The Coroner's Jury sat op the , bodies on , Saturilay, when there appeared a number of bruises on the, body of the clind, seppty,:eil to have been received ,by it when struggling .14. life. The Jury brought in a verdietpffiqu 441 Sc. Mr. bickerstatf,. of St. ALiry 7 .A.xe, return:ng to • town late pn Friday night, trout Woodiorti, was robbed .of 3.51.. by a highwayman, .wilo was well mounted Ort'a brown hoi - se, and wore a crape over his face. It isa circtunttancellighly flittering to this Country, that although the little Einpersor of the GatiN in geteral, ,but too well, in IJrejuklici4;,the ininds of hlB newly created subjea his endea vours to restrain them from par,hasin o ir it oi l; 14' ti22 ,15, or atWenturing in our Imttvrks,l4,,ve hitherto proved ineilliattat. Such is the eff.;.:.t ut a filr'and libeial system ofspeCulation, wheie the suecesifill Adven-. tutor cannot be deprived or detrauded of his fortu nate purchase, but has it amply secured to him. by the Lttililature, and paid on demand. A liettcrfloin an 01 - iicer on tioard.of an Indianian it FalirtOuth states, that diwtth.ins ilaVO beiM reCel%ed frOn'tThe Adiniraity, for all the Incite to dear for action, by cutting down theireabome4, aiid. on shipping their bulk. heal as information had been received that the FrLiicii war to he out. fiz ICE OF. Oru 100.1: Stc,ck., N i't' Cent, 9 ,o I.—JAL 1 79 7 . t, 1 risli s 1),1 Cent. 3 per Cent. Ited. 5?, 3 ver Apti. 15,10 ti.• • Ditto Short ivr.a. - r-bijtigri LONDON : Printed by 111(11:1111,) ILA Klt IS, of No. 4, nirtlett-court, 130w-I;trerer 4 0.41 4,' , 1 41-I.IAM -1r .! r.kno. eitirPs, or South Niulton.stre , q , Ut the SUN- :)FE4CE, 112, :.'rtiicyle(el,,, tio Cac Paper, Lt-/tet4 IQ:: the Fdit:er irq; LI • Grosvento , , Saturday, at - Ma.clhoroUgli.:street, a' petAtia ~ stated his nai4 — t to bo Pa,agnstus Stanbrook tai charged with an assault on . the keeper of 2 brOtieli in the tteigbourhood a 1:1,611,w -erect - TP.t 0 1 - I 0 A,' ing . i S. a - Aletail of the Ira:RAU tratisi.46ions : A' Lady who occupies ' expensive ?.. partitions in the hou , ,e of , the ProsecutriX.wen,t. to a place .of pat Ate antyverlien,t, (sn:Tisus.,,,day evening-, where she , rot the Defendant, clad iti:gorgeous attire. Aiier sane conversatiolt, they left-the.place, ac.i repaired to the I,,ady's habltation, xvheii the Gentleman, to use his own words, os.press.ed himself " nice blingly." A duck a rid pease; , and other comfortable u ouTish menu; were ordered: f r om a • neighhonfi n, coffee-house, which was SO profusely folloWed up will' Sherry;, F9rtl23.re.-tlr4t.the &Lye: t i c s - of the ,rnansion me re S. laid &Joe? , . Aftecall wa s ftiiished, the.Waitd; , politlypreseritti hiz . , bill,,and tie Gent:lona 3 0 °' 1 to settle it' Ott leis cemrn 'with the parting huttle.-- j Daring his., absence*. the I,aciy. perceived that. her enali!or:itO 'bad il t. - I;:sjre to der:art, and'hegg,edprdol f'or a few nilnittes abetibt,' wt ,eo he vias assai e . by the females Of 'the ' hous'er attri . in' Arran eirtfle the'..l.3lid lady r4cLaved - a bloWi. 'il:c. 0.-ail was takin to., the w.atclilioult, and ,he prat - ed to be .ei yi ds ! out (,),r Pia ce.' T ;le ose tii 'A. st 006 .1.,.,a.,:;. dischaed, fir i t' appearo the .I),.feildinit u first s assaulted. ~,, . . ;I:liar:lay; morning; ii bout first ,oclock, , a ,y,u,i,,1 e)even. yt.alls of age, - the Etr.. of a smith itr Wu!, t r -: , .ez, Clare-ni.lll:ei, .aid a boy aged 'about fottrtelf` ytf - rs, tlio :-,,: (,r "I'l!orn115 Riley, a porter in CO'ed t :', g,..-1.::.,.1:-1.oi, I,:xing some %vords in .Vilitl 4tr ' ,er ' ... . 1.! ~;:ii',i i...1 , y ti.t.:an2. 1 11 4 adversary bad the at'll' 4l i, the socket, ttige of .nit, %,... nt away, and lit a shorriPact,',, time rc. , rorried -,vit iv a knife, and plunged it 4 0 tj i, cortier of Riley'S eye fon:inc., the-eye neal'lY. l4lt ( it Y and stabbed-114n under bis colrl A . ~,„ Gentleman who was present during the tonout: had the boy conveyed . in a hackney...coach 0 dlesex liospital, 'without hopes of rccoVell,,,ne talten: mares for the piniii,linient 'of the on" i s ,i • .' . A very decent -looking, man, 'On 1111113(1 i ' d ' ei ' - ' 'was obSeryed kvalking ,without side the ballot/aid Of London 'Bridge- by a Gentleman p . e . .4',:„, ' I begged him to tome over ; Ite citired him 0 swf, e , iminediatel) , , jumped into t be minute and lie. Wonld,, but still keel' advaneirls.. wards the centre arch, and . as soon . as he arriyell tt:. '. c - d * ''l:be• bOdy was fotindt near gattkendi to - L. , Shelf, and . ' a Coroner's Jury sat - 'Upon it.' "-„, - 1 ,:George, v.ito, on a full itignirv; 1(00 a verdiß . 4 ° oat '.. Died Ey Drowning.," .11)0*e' ‘t,';,..; ilot Oil article 0. ~ River, and Irai do"'":erie him to . iiidiCate Who .he 1.1'35, or -. \% here lie oalTleP.,„,p,' .... Green: ..on . Fritlay4 between- J,llr,' S- -----1 '' t A- due l lyas . fought, iii . a . field , ileac Sriallr;,,,, :I',..:''""--r, respeaable yotine, men, in the C . ltY. 1 , 1 , 0 ... b..was dangerewly. wound73d. in the ritlit,4ltart.;;;,t par . tiesihati been to .. a-cricket match nor ) .. 0 0 Brtdge, whore the quarrel: origin And 0.10. 11 ' D .' al It:wager. ' - • - - 01 - ... . . ' - it Biker , On Sundny se'intight 35 'Mr. W. i",;,...0it1i , London, was riding- frota.Norwiob t () + 4 , i .i -l tvidi ll , his horse took , frigla on cumin io c's"'";,,,,,t,aila. cow, %-..hi::h wai- at the tiille,C.ll,P;,lll,c; " LI '''' 71 1 {,•J' fell. I. Mr' 13 ' .'w '• ' noe briii,ed iit 5 0 ' , _A. , , 35 HI conseqty • It is tv nig a marhter'that he expiri, on Ttt-1:1')'• fioal Li. . 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