The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-14 00:00:00

tkilliont Hodgson, (aged Iq) was indiEled fnr a IftlC Horiet Halliday„ Spi:,sicr, at Leeds, 'in the County of York, on the 12th of April last. • Mr. HeYwoim, the Bidding Ci , unsol, related the circumstance) , lot the case, and called Hamlett ty, the proset•nitix, Wlui stated, I. lived` servant with Mr. Cummins, who keeps a :;lass and china. shop in,Leeds. My mistress permitied on :Good Friday evening, •to go and see my trio h-rs ; this was ten minutes past seven o'clock, called open stay sister in Coach-I,ane it) the way to my mother's who lives at Quarry-hill, about half a ;rule fr o m thence. I did, not Lind my sister at boutti. , I went to Thomas Itivenctofi'4 whose •fa. mil: my sister was accpiainted with, and found her • and Mary Ravencreft. Mary Itavencrolt accoin. patted me to my Mother's. My sister went to the yard-end, and I stood with her a short time ; I then followed Ilavencroft, and at the top of Coach-lane the prisoner pissed by me ; he asked me where I was going, and I told him 'home to my • mother's, and nothing more passed then. Ravencroft and. I went,to My mother's, and stopped there , tika quar ter paSt eight o'clock. We came away together - &two Quarry-hill, and met the prisoner near Amen Court ; he clicked hold of Me, and.asked, cite if I was going hone, ; replied yes ;he said no, you.shall not, you must go• back withme';' he took hold, of me by my I.vasit ; I endeavoured to get from him but be `would not let me go ; I struck 'him Over the face•with my hand ;' struck me again, -and said it was knock for knock, but see thee home yet rernsed to go till he had left me ; he did not 4 , ave roe,'and I could not get from' hint.' We 'went wards; disputing ,is we' walked, - whilst we canna to Call lane, and Dtinean-street '; before we - into. Citll , 7 lat!e, we met a young man whom the prison;r krioek•P'd down ';• I did' not know - hint. then - liberty; • 11.4yeocroft • ran away' toWarOs the ytist:Oifice, situated' pt . the end of Call-lane and' Duncan-street ; ;had: . been with Havener - Olt, overtook me and...pushed me against tin will. • I struck hiM, and begged him to let inc go he' said, you shall not till 'Hodgson comes. up; • I.lodgson-•.iame tipitotitc,tiarelyi;' he laid. bol'd'of,tne the shackle ni my - arm, and we then. welt t op Duncan-iittet ;, I was about 100 yards dis taneelrom home at that time he then took me-by 04, wrist anti spoke to Field •; ratteiripted to-get ' awat;• hr WhlSpered to 'Field, who 'waS near ; 'lie took' Me by thP . Waist nod ried• me across gate ;,„ my ,feet were, off the ground,' acd• rib carried the iiitOtin entry in_ , Briggatc, near Boar lane end : he ;-hail riot' said any thing to me forced ' nit thrtingh the entry into a' yard: itaveneroft andlield Nvere, following ; 1 1 wished; her to go for my master When We'were at Duncan-street cad; a t id. saw- h e r struggling with Field in get from him ; I called out to, INr to go for hint ; the prisoriereartied the down the yard ; llaveaccrofr was at a little distance Field drai t :tged her down the yard, and we we all in, ii,e yard at 6+e• . same time, . Prisoner forced trie r part th rough another entry ; he pushed me.for. wards, and I attempted to ,get away i • but all at • tempti proved trielfi-ttual- 'The prisoner 'immedi ately lilted me oft the grOundinfo'hisartus, and car ried, me We a stable about three or titer yards• off; rbegged frequently 'of' him to let rue go, -but. he NVolliq not ; SCl:eatnCd out to Havencroft to get aiiuie one to asgist me, for he meant to' murder me. Prisoner tont( hold of my arms and struck me ; d;:--n thee, will kilt thee it thou won't hold' tra'Y tongue ; thou'inight.as well hold thy din as not. Ile struck me again over the breast, and Celled me ••d iWo :teried• out 'as' loadns• I possibly could y 1. t,iiii•ted away, and he effected his purpose ; the door opii-i - ied it little way ; r had thrown nie thAvo third time, and as I lay,' I saw a light • and heard ; him. somebody was cooling, but he said' iS' not, it is only .the wind. A light came for-. • the door, he then struck me again over the breast, and .saiLi d---n thee that will quileten thee tot., hilts.; .the; light came nearer, he , gut op and atA fastened, the -door got up direttly, and n.rittested seMe one to ,eorne and assist ale ; I lie petson whir tie, light : -came, the' door ; prisopersaid, you, .you have UQ ' business here; h:. ;! !pushed rrre tit,m ~the, door „when I endea. Vinuted to . open it lie. took ; :rte by the •arms - arid palled ote•ttway ; the petson.at the dooi per.. Lys l l4We'rram,e busitteAs there, than those who Are the WeV, : orit ; ptisoner S aid,. th e y have found us out, but tliey ocver shall brie, kill.,thee in the •plaLe,, Tiie light was Owing : , I ,he. would .tet nie,.. ; nut.i. he stop ;, till the light is•gone, VA let theo out ; I sai( . l, I alttii deierinAbett to gothic the light is there, for I'd make thee suffer ; the light came ~near t be,dpor,.he itiecg( . , !O . b —ll .'vu alt like s und6tr q k ovur iace with his ..clent.l.4:d.tiA.; he fastened. hintself : ,)o the , Taylor C:niiin(l for -061:• 4 iwirti a rig,lit Itrei:iiitobervd him talknt, bat 1 Wititils eopi.10:1(J0, that i do nut know wthat .:lltersolut.-. wetit lisck• - to the IJstelledi Me, - Taylor Went tii • . s, e tor the prisoner, bin eot:Ild obtain .n6 ' .rani 4 Mr. 1.:iylor• woOldlee hie riglifed; the puis , anees nonie,./ and he asked toe if n.Ol been a igWecthe:irt of tnit o ; Mr. soid would see the prisoner but, it he s.op ro sivii • Sns:ittria,.Bus.btiry•, -. Mi Tay. ‘‘. non I ,gent. from the stable, she was , ~f+tr lifts' at ilia etltt tinsel ; 'Mr. Taylor's'. house is • I turd lilatiet. in my baud, ,and she bitl•Me 'put it on; -Mr,,Taylor lighted Me out of the yard, 41 ,0 I wet t did' not tell my' mistress that • • itight I" di4Aot kilbw got up, • ihe'beXt fil:.;t t Oing fit 'tik ! , ,Listuti t i me hero,;. six ;I told my Master all but tho.o, , ,teht 'of it; inkfre4l:wns poorly in bed, -and did' not get up' , •r,lTdid riot tell my mistress till Saturday ' tile II Ltoldher the wittile ; On :Sunday gave Ler the linen I had on. gye 'answers to: several other questions, tinough delicacy, forbear to mention.) The IK64tletittni untierent a - long cross-examina”.. ' tit)n by :Vir. RAINS, as Counsel for the prisoner, n tnecOurse lyttieli fihe said ] I guy master, A , oung man liiid - Osed me very ill, hut did not men ,the,particularS. I did not :oppoint to meet the — prisotier neat - the - Globe Entry; I saw the prisoner .IJ-0N U N ['rimed tiy It:ICIIAIZ I 1 1 .311R` ASSIZES, 1811. near the globe Liars' at, ct qinPftr past eight . o'clock ;- kc , c WcIC .a.titt-trter of an hour' in, going from : Anion Coruer to Dencan,street. liriggate is 'the inoSt public-street in ,Leeds. I. never waiked arm in arm . with the leisoner. 1 previously hnew Wo►. I doti'i reme,obef telling Mr. "Taylor who the person was .1 hat was Mthe stahle with. 4 : iid 1A‘'1714 .. tl se4hie.at the time. 1 did. not say ' ally ' , vourable of hint after I left the ; tyr did nut. I krrow 'l\dri4. Gwen, refneiober .sleep 7 -Mg in her house the hick end.ol.. 4 o,lober last, whet) Mt Green wt.'s from home, .1 lived to Mrs.•Sttick kind's service; she did riot discharge irre , ; I dis•-• , f urged my,seli ou ,the 3d of March, 1810 i Mrs. Strickland - foUnd. no fault- with -me; I was six months and ; a fortnight %kiib her.--(Here - the'Couir.. Sel was Rtitiieg other questions to the witness, but los Lordship •told her not to aesAer them Unless She especially if they in aoy marine( tended to disgraceher.). S. litt h bury said,. I lived with Me:Taylor t n `GUod Friday last ; passage from his house to Boar-lane ;,, my master was at home. ~1 heard shrieks for near half an 'hour; they, appeared , to come flout a pe.rson in clisvess ; I thought it wa s. a , wunon's voice. - 1 wa s in th e kit c hen alone, and greatly dial:4l*d ; •the kitchen is at .the back of the '_house, and-near to an entry whtre. there. are three • stables, and ihe.voice came-as if. from one of those .stables. My I.4)4ster being at. supper in .eatriet. -towards th't, kitchen, and said, .what's - rtiat noise about? and went out,. leaving the clout open When; I heard the voice more distindly, heeeet out without his hat, and w irho ut a ,light,; he calkd for ins bar,, inot then called on..rue to catty hiM a light, ; -which ; hC sera ma to call Mr. Small 7 page, to sesist, him . ; I , followed. him along with Mr., Smallpage,. and was there wikn tliestable doer was, opened ; I weukback again..bit° the kitcie-n argil stopped there ; the 'girl carpe up to the thor ; she . appeared in distress; ,her !op shad ) was bltrecl, her hat and gown • front, torn, aid her stot4;ings, and shees bloody ; : she did ,not speak to site; ary Master said to her he would 4.ee her righted. Aohert. Taylor, .sergeou,_ Leeds, said, there is a courtyard ,which epens into Briggete by ati entry, and another .from lloar-lane ; it is , about twelve yards end a halt from, witoess'S back-door to 4r. Dickinson's stable itt that court-yard witnes , ,can see - it from: .bis -kitchen . dour. On. Good Friday, evening witness , went .O.to the kitchen, 19 speak to his servant„ and upon opeoieg his Parlotir door heard a iwise; it,,appearetir to 00 the cries of a le male in very great OiSirefli. He proceeded to,where , the noise came from, and traced it to a stable door, which he ,attempted • to .open.. Witness got the stable' doutopened about,three or four inches, but could: not, get it open buy-further ; .wilDt2^S. Was without his hat,, and had no light. ~He„reinaincd a short time, and called out -weat ~business had-they there, and was. answeir.ci , by..a man's Yoke in the most abusive language, who said-he had no,busines-s thete. Witness replied,, that in the end he mighty. have 11101 e, trsiness• there, than- the other pevson. Witness heard the,veice .of a demale in the stable, arid •ti dog ilOl4 twking also ; the voice was as if twin a persirwr addressing herself to him ; the man . was speaking laud, arid the deg barking ai Ilte same time ;, attemptedd, to open. the door again, but could not ; it was pushed to by some 'nelson in. the inside. ,He called, to his, servant to bring him a. light, and thinking lier dilatory, he, •went to kite beet .to fetch : it: himself,; , lie returned. to d the . stableoor, end attempted toopen it,-but could tout,. He perceived . , thelt,ey was in the lock, and on the outside of the, door; he attempted to lock it, but faded.; the man the. io4ide.,said witness might turn it again, and joked- respeting it, Witness. heard no other voice but „ the man at that time.; Witry!ss lost his light, end there was then a dog, PUtsule. of the stiiMe ; but, itsuohl::o st a .' ble when it wished, ltr re being a hole through,the door ter . that purpose; it was then dark an,d,raining ; the light went out ; he went . to the kitchen and got atiother,_ and was going out again, whe n ; b e thought he heard two people come. Trot el the stakie,hoßie- : (timely on ,thefftgin .being seen;• witness *fent, hack, and thestable.door was shut.; witness.stood at his own .d4 o e, and --()re of the persomeeam e i.ewarda hiM I- it was Hai ; ..witness did trot then know -her ;:11411.1( stope4 her, bet,did not.,ot any answer, - yo9pg wthuan, ho any person : been dakiPg improper litterties,with yOti> After sometime., she , said,:yes.• Her dress.was very moch disordered ; VII. mos never, sa.w atiy Ix . rson th ot ,app e a r ed • 1. 0 have Jess;pre4ence of, tutud awl ei t them ; her bonnet (then 4u, her hand) was much crushed,- the fro.ot of dier gew:4luose, lief shawl- had • a few marks of blooddipundt, and was il a e up pear aoce of. a, bruise : upett her lett theek 4 whilst they were talking, she adjusted her„dress, 4•Witeess -inquired of her. if: she kupw who, theperss.m . .was, nod she replied-she did not ; she saidit was ag,ainst her; consent, Witness asked, her to go to the stable •doom--he wits detettumed.to4iee w4O.W!Ji in it.; and told her, i 1 what she said, was correzi„..lto deavany to see berrigined. They immediately went loqether, and were no: able to get into-the.. table. Witness called to the pers ,, n,,inside, wishing him to open:the door,. or he woolA get some assistance and torce it. open, .He , sent his servant for Mr, Stnail page, ,w.h,, 1.;: ca0w,., anti , wi!oc•si related „what had., passed. The proseeutrix then mentioned who the o.,WfaS' ; his Wane Was _Wm.. Hodgson ; he wasa • wool-sorer, - Witneas in/ t uned of her why sh e . be lore denied a knowledge' of his mine? She. replied, she dicluot know- w hat she ,had said, her mind nas it} hew; ilder(4,l ; itnes s• says site was ,M9te. cool pOsed then shetold theft) than she was 'Wine ; stie also infertned them who slut was, ;and where, .she lived, and then went ass ay.—Witness and Mr., Smalipage having learned the name of the persed, in the Stable, went also away. The perspo might hav*got out 'of the stable; where wittiest, went lor., a , • .• t3ked tQui intskle nv'repty ; • letigq) She said she• had rrieva vong • named' Einitgson•, who he tl' 111. The gni Itydeared iii;e a 'perSOil det . ;lotie; she' stid he had trail',/ her into - a ; that her near the Globe Inn. itfiess• said; the girl's' inind•Was so 7 ,igiiateci . W ) -she'conld tint ? give a 'di reet answer ; she slnd 'a votihe, andVr. Striallva , ,;ecame lo the stable' door; When iTi girl ' crime in, her'dies4 was diiordered - yberbonnet much crushed, her gown torn, - nod . sotne blood upon.l ! er shawl ; afier:sanper and provers, . the went to bed. `Wattess being unwell in I ftie conruitig; the girl broughuthe hreaki-tsi 'tco her, bed-side, and abort. noon she told the witness the extent '.Of-=theinjury she had received.. - • , ' Mr. Win. Hay, surgeon, in teeds - ,%tated,that on the evening Of:Monday the tsthApid last, be was applied to reexamine-Mr': Cummins's - servant ; 'and at fife - recittest , of parsies lietlitl so; and._ from his observations, he. had nu doubt' but her:person had - lorten a i r olated . • The- prisoner said nothinvin, his 'defence ; 'his' Conosel called :the, following witnesses : • • Mr,'Sarnuial Stnallpage lives in Briggate Leeds; he : knows.-the' situation of the stable.; could sparce think it possible . to Convey ar:peisorragainst her will trona: Duncan -street - , across -Brigote, as it was very lik e ly -t o cot tiiu a great eumber. of people between eight and nine o'clock that even ing,. f' 1/Variess'i.velit to Stable abctut 1.•,a1f , 1r hour before he teas sung for by Dr. Tvlor, and remained, there,atid did nottitit bis stable-yard 5 minutes - beton,. he was so sent •for. It %Vas daelo witness was tru.his : stable with his-boy. cleaning Ilia' hOrse.; he he-.rd inaii arid yvonaan talking to,ether in The .yard ; he went and stood • at his !own ' tifab;e - ' door i ".lol..i l,t and t bent talking.. • Wititeal -heard a female voice in an adjoining stable toy- his own ;he went to the doer. Vey sottly, and hOrd a girl or woman say, ‘, Bill,• be quiet with thee, thoult; .soil' mplorthes." • •H. ,a I 4WPI"ed . , 11 ' hold thy tongue, L shall not." Wit ness stood several m i nu t es a ft erwar d s , at . the , ' dopr, but heard nothing, and .inttnediately ,con eluded ; that it was., an • understanding. • bet Ween. them., Witness went to:his own stable dobr i , and stood there'll:few minutes agdn, when he. beard her repeat .the same words in ,a.very familiar tone.of ..Witness then tpok a.lintern out of 'his Sta,-. ble, and walked into, ; :th.Qmiddleef the yavd,' and, held the lantern up to look at a man and, Woman' . who were in the yard'.(not :tbe same that, .were tbe -stable) ; they. eagle past the witness, and he heard no ruore;<from t.he,,stable. witness then Went into. his own stable again ; the door ot stable is four yards, and a halt from the d,oar of 11 , 1 r. Dickin r . son's stable ; he remained in his own stable a.quart ter (dap hoer hanger, andstill tueard nothing. • Wit.T. ness then went home,; Britt : lila boy with him in 'five neuntes a(ier he gra.honie, teas : sent for by Mr: Taylor ; he went to Dickinson's stable door, and found Mr. Taylor 'and the said girl Harriet._ He askew her irsheltact been used ?"Tifylor said she told him she had, by aperbou in the-stable. Wit tress risked her it she k . tietir the person ? she replied she did not ; observed 'she had just said 'the 'snipe 'to hint. WitneSs , said, '' What ! don't - , you knot* him I" Site agiimanswered be did not. 'Wit ness said, why shookl you call Jilin, so , familiarly. '' 13ti1," for you h av e so 'C a lled i him 'Mee in my ?-She then-replied, yes, I Alo know him, for his mother .and mine lived. he.iv, neighbours [9- v-tiler ; tie pressed ; hi.n . to ICA hewas? replied, WOolstapier, or a Wool sorter; ite asked her if she ltnesi'the way Out tilthe yard ?e,slie latclno ; thenisliewed het out of passage lead ipg • to' Brig4ate.. .JOhn:Field, a sawyer, ilt Leed4, said, that on Good Fri* he was with' the 1)0, oner the about. seven &clock- in the evening ; prisoner Avcnt put it shert, time between six and paten, an4,came in again ; in.consequetiCe of some proposal, the pri soner went Out the fist, and witness followed in 'abbht; :MtniiteS; witness- .getting to. the 4005, heard 14 pisoner ,to some pet son ; witness 1611iit;:cd , rt.) thse atirl found the prisoner, to H h-riet Halliday ; Mary 113- voneruk was. - witness w Dear theist.; iines ent speak to Prisoner and. liellidiy...walked, attn ita, atm, and so i tnetimes,,cviShna oerin round her ; liday made no resistance that the' Witness saw: Pri soner tiild Halliday he w[iii going . io the 6table; she deelled•she eould oót stop long out, as ; ber.Anstres4 expected her bop; et nine o'clock, aed.slie asked hint it he knew what o'clock•itthit e waSi , 'l;e' said he did not.' Prisoner - an Hid dliday crossed over Briggiite; it, walt hen very shark ; stie - watked but wittiesi.won't say .whether si!,e . eisriteti not .alkerwaril4, Witsress . and Ilavencrott folkwed witoesi never . heard her' make any resistaliCet or noise ; witness and It ivencroft were within six Yards ,ot the other Iwo : when they wenv down the •en,try,; , witness can't, say whether : ,,Hallidey :was Prisetier. Said to ftiVencroft, doff yoei patens off,- they - Make a iliri they then weet through another yard.; and as they 'went ,throtigh ,anettier,eptry, prisetter and ltallidity discovered a . light,in a stable in' the vat ; ltavencroft and wit 110gS Wen(forWard to the Coiner of the' y.i'rd ;` ices, never- heart! llallidayintake.v4 reSksittllge; , he heardho noise -or,v,t,c4ncei if shrre had been any, htcould lihVt.: heard it. Witness went Co Boar-lane end, and standing ifiere, saw Halliday; she witness ‘l,vitki" Mary liaventnott was Whets 4- - told I, er I,C, supposed she had guise .home. t lent, a bonny article, you mind, but he'll eitt,:h it." Sue bilki 11)13 ttl ' ifer usutd tone' Jane Strickl ind iced that 1107iet Halliday ,Jived as Stl ry ma with her ilhout twQyears when she discharged her, The eon for 'the' prisoner wished to--; Istinsior the - relson tor her so doinis, but -his- Lordship consi dering such quetious not Fiver, they, were of course ( 4 , ,i vett sip,- - T,tylbr, in 'consequence of what had been said by me. Stitailpagei was called Again stated that when Mr. Sinallpage come into the yard, • he , underittopd him he, had iieaid a .man and woman talking in the' yatd," whilst he'(Stnatipage) h 4 Own stable.' •Wiiness never heard Slitalipaige for he heard.a conversation in the sitibie, but believes that -Sinalipage inatliA use of the expression, °` be quiat, thou'li . ,.spO r il my clOilies, 6 but understood ihat it WA§ irucr4:o• -a sun 615 yards; Aim Cummins stated, • that . the proiebuirik was ., servant to her husband since the , toth of :D e till . last• Sunday, Sh e had condo led hetselith the .greatest propriety and regularity,. On, the even ing of .Good , F.iday last,:witne,s4 gave tier leave to' go to see her mother, about seven o'clock, and Axed her return a little before nine, -When - the girl- le - Itirned, witness opened the . door tor her, , d id 'quc stioned. her why she w4s behind her, time, us. s ite had never been so negligent_ before . ; Witness be - - ) }IA it it ISV ot M-irtlett-cavrt, t[lOlV.4/reirti , n dr u hno, e ,d by ‘y ILLIAM AitMll;EltSCit I P s e nu rh 11491ton•street, Grey_ ovg 14. A tCt h a is r'ltt-the game time obse:ttl to Snt.3llp3g , screams but Stnallpav,e did iiot say lie !al arty: "Witloesi, - afid . .j-arnes .Cuonnins-werit i:r; Sl'iallPage's runt' itay . ; be did not then.bly wll3l had now said.- Wisnesa alack'Cutrunins tcici the prisoner was. talen into custody, and be ex-; pressed; his approbatian at the steps • sayinfr-=-‘ if it , i,;as,nec‘tssary, he +,vt,tild tend gt = the Rotation dhice.',' • Tlits Lonciqed tiad ev idet e. , His tord , hlp . then ailtfiesserlltie Jury co,risidPr ably fenilh on t iit ; tiat tire of the o fre'Nce,, , ii..( l pitttlated the I,vhaie of the evidence, 'coininvntirj on titti'difil;relit"'contiadietidos theritio; ciatly upotrthe-evidehee.or-Mr.Stti l .illi l : t g e, appeared not:conlistent with t he . eVidence llc ohierv'ed to the Jury, they, had' the wPele'cltso.. ,befurie whitivr . he liJd donut, theY give that - aetiotl4 a..etit i ! ,n and curtir it rquii - cd, anttif th,e , y.-shotil , ..l be that the'girl eon=enterb - qhere . woo, the case; but it chir'weii' of o *ryim they 01'6,4 410'd the pfii;brii-_ , i - gtilltYr The - Jury-y ,, ishiu t7f reitrt., they would lake tirn'e lOr would'wiltiogty w;11 their r(Anrir:.' hour dui) a tpiarta, they retritti-,-.A against )11e • .1: ritouer. .Iffe c.torded;' , the Tin e if of the pfisonet to raercy ; his I...rdit +.9lat grdund"?" -but the Pot , ittaty.tv to ata.t' 410 4 : ; • ' 4 ; 4 occupied 'the etvit't , clAy-.FittaitietS:l tit eite ottl.ek verchCt of the Jury was not, feint/11K , o't:lbith in• t e . `P.6117 . 1,\ (..; ..i :A 1 i 1., 1.10 ..,., ' 'SI E , W C . 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'POLICE, ~ r ; ',T riiii a - riots ST R t Ei t ,:•--0 0 Af dila)n; II w ' ; 1 :1 1 ; t: L4 11131 ' 41 brought is -the" . asove 'Oltice , ei l rg' I flii‘ 4 ''' l9l.ll gia . tionsly bre,flilift; dpen the hut's ° - 1 NVllson ear yesti-:rdaytnnin in g . 1 ff'- ber liooti,g, I he Prosecuttix stated that 'bild ' e ' , 7 , 4.,iie,i?: Orfettik seCare,, en 'Sunday nigfir, ii . u.! ) ::!, - 4'1 ) 0 °'clot.'k: *Ai slg 'O'clock .yegte'rcias' iiaril,ur i , i b rt ,:of i;r „ tau! got it p, she dkicoverecl their the, in‘v.i. s . i . , i. l "... of et ?, (louse' liad.been broken open; and a varNl,. , cies stolen. . 0.'44 ..,,,,,il6/11 • I, .. John'llianclon; a crmstafslo' of St. 4 -I.,";"i , til i ,t . daY; ht)( 1 , ' a tidtif flit'etr it',,:iock. j' e t ord.' Y.ll,`hire're rish,:'. said, file sac Constabli 'Ol the 1'1i. ; ,!:. 0 . i t - ',..,,l' r t lill y was`.*tiiiiding-nedr ►WS . o wi -, - dbor, ill ‘. , hIS y Irk!, Drury-la0e; 1.i. - . hi.;ii he obsi;fv'til l iv..ll;:r $ O ll 4 11; nr, wifh s • tea-136:ird, 100;,i .0. ~ ,1 I.! .0 0 11111()''' t ' li: il q tle s. A f , ,et• trim}' 1 1' 1 ‘1:.'"1 i t .1°,11 : 1-C 1 '',"' II( 1.,i,,,,* , •••,., . : , „11 , that they had been c,irninittio:,,, a -ro!,')'!)• ~ 0 . 10;1' • ic,tr•vio' Al diat l ely after, ilitepiismilaciiiite tod..,tvi: ~.tioqe, pap, .6.-c. uncles, his arm ; and zie,pettw!,.ll," :' lti 1: 0, to tlie two Ili:i .. had • rAssed I) iii), !),"' Oi? n i 4 4,1,4 atia. "On ,sc..lrci;i:.lg .hipti he i 014 Ml* '''' .*Cel : i . , c :l t t ti's key s,' a but t It: df pitospl4o)lls, (1131Cliel,- 3 4, 10 ,,itp 51-.. i it silveT o two 1,1. 13.1111:, 001e6.4,-SrC, ~ ..1 „ r od and•set-eral of Ore articles Ibutid upon h''' . ', i ,.:l ) - 1 0 , 1 to be the property, 1,4*--i lie , prosea.stN, ~, ~ i & c, bte 11 Sioieft 111,01 hi-E 110tpie, jolW: " '''‘.' btu tr . ,Tlie prisoner vriis,i.:olootidttii.lk,'*---e the - burgitirs - . • - ' -- . 1 , i4 , : /Pfitiant 'filizedotrakt v. 4 .23 ' hrs . ' 1' ;1 1 " ' " ) ti - le °ll : 44 it '' '' i -, , .if that vo . 1 0 the custody of.S;ilinoo; woo. h , ' d ~1 Moly -, and a p fity of trio patrcle Lycra on ( 1, '..1Y ;),ory.l,llVl (porttingo.at,)uot I, c it,f N tit k iele () 1 4; 10-.1 `• -• u ' ' „ Il i) b'e.fil I hey" met the prsoner, irld Srispvt,tio::. t. , 1 ,- ~, to o i • d loohni," 0,0 for at) i,oproper,purpose, Lie s iopp , . 1-10 upon his person a bag, a cli;ssd,...l°'•v4.' j ' :.c.. ' . coilltdwtt for further c4fllioitli°"' ... -----:—.--:-=---;---- On the Bth inst:nt----Sfir.(l.:l;e,";.r...ki I I) n cotittl , 'ti ll ‘4 ..' ‘4 t; 11. tagde V yil avi v .of a Scn. ~ •. r s f:1;0 04 0 r, On. Su,a(ty tile 10 h J ust. 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