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SUitgEY SE=:I,SIONS, l‘tlG. 21. 1 " N .- 5 . 111.V ENT 11E wrofts. Ijcvne.3 Elown7 - d - wris rappoied.llT:Mr. LA.wi , wider the Lauer part of the jt3h seCtiow (t".- the 111'801, cot wilich it Is • That 11- pceNon vl in executron tor. danias Ore cgverett in. any in:tion to criminal conVersation wit gri hi the lytte of - Ae ur in aitipn fur sedireing t s•s a ,T ia lt ‘ , „ th.,, chit - Otter or female servant cat fire plituiti -, - 6r iii Anytiai.. for a malicious. prosecution, or ‘n an, y a t-,ti , ,u for Atly other inaik,l9o.s injury, shall have any he • riOjt tind , :x this ct, except only in easei where the plaintiff' irt.sucit actio,os respectively, shall he dead, and no, persnn have oulaiiird probate of the will'or letters of atlinini stration o t f efltels of such plaintiff; within t‘Nelve tnonths atter,his except where such person shall have beili cbrifined in prison fit die space of ten years last past." Mr: LAws stated, th.it the case of the debtor clrne direativ vtithin the meaning and intent ot part of the Ad. Mr. Howard, he -observed, had formerly residcql at. Ithchester ; he had lot a shop tuid ,p.it tour in his house ,to a teSpectable young lady, trf the une of Clara Sterne,' who there carrit.d on the millinery and drear,making business, in whOilf bi half to (Mr. LaWs) then addrestid the Court, she ha,)itig bl'en , most cruelly treated by the debtor. One Sunday afternoon, in the- coarse of the last year, Mr,•lioward, taking advantage of the absence Miss Sterne, who was attending dninc worship ) , .I;VitikQU't the slightest provocation, broke open the young 1 1 c1,'s door, and titre w the whole of her goods Iwo the street. For this offcmce she _had; brought .tgiirrst iytll., whiCh was-tried at the Maid sfouc brA9,rel s ord Ellenbbrongh, when the Jruy outset tsar the, plaintitf, damages 801,3 she had Dot, hou ever, received one, farthing. Mr. Howard, rerther than make any refsaratioti,had thought pro p rto ~, , o•to got • 'Theloff.riee of Which. a Jury of lji , country hid fOntid turn guilty, Mr. LaWs.con tcwied, ot that Inalicious,descriptiori which Calllo the. tneaning . of the .Ad. : Lsws tt, a proceedeteto put in the record of the trial St si Prius: • .ward (with much violence)—r" I say it'h !in rec.rd." • .Mr. I (10 not 'cafe for your 4,inion on the stitiji_h.n—l it i,SI rt•cord." Mr. kiow..vd—", I say it's no record, alter judi rnent„" Mr. NoLAN, for the debtor, argued tha,t the re- CC;ril cat riJi . 9t iVisi Prius, wah 11,4 a , ,lnnissible itvid , rice. Where better evidence could be adduced Ural of t inh-rior description wo's alway, reji:cted. The *record now put to -tvai ?pimply au evidence of the ilial. Bitt filar' winch ohould have been pro was tt , ejinal judgment. ob,erved, that he did not men to pot , in the, reCord,ii.evidi.itili of i4e,jndgiiient lathe ,ie tup,, tor alt-reiyasaproOt of thecause'of action being .wilm he :ilieged. He.: however, i.onglitered the ru. cad at Nisi Pfitis,,as berto 'e . yidence than the judg. ff, :the 'hater being nothing inure than a • • an. "tr- 4cript of ,the,tolittor, ~w h ich W 49 (fie b in , • UAW{ Trt, col) overruled the objeaion, considering Che record 'o-ne,wrintiss}ble evidence: Mr NOLAN ti en cOnteeded, that, even allowing this record to be evidence (if 'something, it did net wove that which way necessary .tinder the A 61., :"‘• That the dcb4or was charged in execution futda. • • wages, recovered in' an action for a malicioust2y4ry," -witchrwacille - grOund taken by his Ltatned Friend, his argutoent,. Mr. Nolan lead the origi. ti sl wra„ and. alS'O great part of the record of tiro twiidn brought by Miss :Clara Sterne; trurn it appeariid that rho action was merely (or tresi ;hs. The Court agreed with Mr. Nolan, that alt ac. lion of this desctiption could mot be considered, , ej,:sciem geneiis, witty thoSe sk3Ltificl.l in the AO. Tee tkebror, therefore, alter 'a short examinaiion as to his pr(iperty; WAS dis Charged. Ames Dawkins ' wits by Mr. 1. twit, on th e Oirt of Mrs. .I; . .tie Dobson, nude' the 37 ill :'.'l:^ Lion of the Act, which excepts from its per",:rrhi removing . terv4ts 'nom titeir preniiscs, the % olue of 301. 'with a fraudulent intent - to diSap paiM the right of thou . reipecti , c, landlords." It ts p r t, e ,t(A the debtor had. takihi the Icalic.! ut a firm,' in, the neigebourhood of Waltham Cross, irnin /qrs. Dobson, tiuont two. For the firSt year h was-to pay:l 171. ai . :d 1371. per outgun atterwaids. At Mich••ehnter, sotj, In. Owed ie )eir'S i•eut eallod tro.for it , ht' excOitzd 1146» suit, tier Eiround ilia!' he_ htto i toisizyd the receipts Orr trie. Lath in beeernn,ir°loll , ,xl%lng, , lilt " e i re y;h6(pf,e,d the vrectik6,l66 up the house, at earr,ed away ia'.l the stack tind furniture. Mrs. in coosc4o::,,yi , :wpii,d 10 I, (VI eilagl rateS, *who in .2 I,t h.l ! , ititcoi,lit,colivoled the cletoror, the t 0! 11, by Which Y.takistrates hilt lessors in pObNt'Ssloll . o/ their i 1 he proud la h ave a b... seoiideii, leaving a 'years rent dti-!. Iri a fe'..v tla)'s fitter the vriloi was' mantt.T.d, I\lr. Kitty ..vrote a very peiiiteni let l / 4 er to Mrs. Dobson, expiessing -orrow that it not thert to his u,v,„eCto ;:e.l -any refr.trt‘it:o, kit i4;i4:lliYi; 114 - 4' illte!110.11 so tt)tio, di(ttr:VitpliCeS :It the B , t t rie slow ti . l.,ri , itrtitted tt!:A . 'tit . the taro). /Mr. I,4W:i COrititiVed 61'4 t. 4. 11.111;letil3Leiy ilitt'3. - ith et“use'of the. Mr. Not ror the ritt . ..tior, 'deni'ed that ere ,!(!1 p!0!)! C!!,yl 11.. t had 'acted Th ft!?,,,.tidu.. Ittotiy. It twi..t.t!c h 1 11 . t. , V;(3C1)6, that Ile had remove:l thetsto k. a t.i 11, 04 y., k i d bean s:aled Ut tile 11 , rrly itvOtt love been N; ;tro o f it 'night even thi: tfaoktpg.:l,oo., o Nesiirs. Chil , ), into V. h.ch it, 'With nolt b h„,,id be oi . ie 0541 the proim.rty 114(.1 . bi!..;1) tlat!,lesiiiieziadn( tiem -and, if evcry trvi....fron, paying his tent, were to 1. , , jalp - ii; Knje d for ICB , year*, it' 'azoii4o bo'ci procet:ditlg cruel and unjiist ill ttie.l4.ltest tiegyee. . .. ~:che ( owiT, .howevt.r, htld, th;11 the efse made xitti by M.. Laws, was sufficient to Itt:oity the . 16- illinditig the debtor—which wits aci-ordils c ,)): done. . . .We h4ve authority • to say most poett,ii , ety,' that aßti tras : 7 - tliu , u,. four moilths ago, die 'priipositious tvliicia riat'e b&I grade to, her to pertorto jai - Dublin this V:aiion, but thdt she has pro . pai6:,:d to go, there t rtieetiiiise of tick t surrimer., LONDON • Printed by VICIIAR • L.4)1 11. Cdti.k e T OF , EN FA.ti"l 'JQIIN LA COS'rt . ., 11 . 1-o•,;is, L. Cti A N'Fi' E . , Ii 13" i ANn CtiatirYLlßLl, • .. - . n,r•4 Ur) .Mr• I.;ILAcf -1, s.W.ted the c_ t i c: ter)itailers. It was all appti,at.oll c(non-) , ,w,0n of b On': the ground iii ii the 'act Tot. batik 4itoeored oiltOntr.. - Tht.. ell-coin. st inces, as tirtefiy wc tan utat.th ein, Ware Thonias. Cor;otortL was: the: Langstunand•Timens,avtne satiny ot-3001.., a ye,ar. Ile also oiletatd au aci:onfit with Larit . ,;stan ~1S a hill-broket,, and:tieprleiated rtionirs for them to a vr•Ty large aniount. • \Visiting to advinice„ hi•nself lie wil-1,1„ this cornford, went also into business witit his brother in the. coal-irade. 1 1 1 t1 of - felled an . zE,cotatt , with Everett and Co. , Bankers, in London, iu. their, joint narne, and did a great dCal of bill ~ b4iness ,',witb other house's, and anaongst the rest With the petithlrers.. Aifer ;t space of three yegs, it turned out that, they we're nut successful, in their mercantile tra;:.saations, and .they became embarrass-d. On the 20th 'of • November, 18 lu, they, were (I.:elated,: hatiltrupts. The collusion by which the aet of bard:a:hi:4:Y was completed, was eontrived ;: under the influence of ti k e following circumstances, between Lingiien and tins Attorney :-0- , (kn the ennui of Ju:y . I 8 10,, Langsion 'fading that Thinilas Curntord way emb.trra , ,sedi is. 'sued out an attachinenr the.Lorel M yor'S Curt against floe proi , erty which he atid his brother 11.. d ;in,the bank ti f Everett and Co.. On sweating the afli:i;tvit by Which (his aliaclunent was procured, , Langston deposed th:lt the .debt due to hint tro,ii Thonioi o u_S a separate derit.• On the 14th of August fol:owing, Langston niaa‘:. a second atfidavit, and; st.ied out an ;tiler al taehment, swearing that the debt.. was . not a tiC i rtna,cr one, but a joint debt front Titoatas and Ueorge Corniord. 'Things re-iiaitied in this. situation unlit N..;VC.ll2bOf, WiielJ Thoutos•Coia,ford, traritig to be arrvsred tor - 0)e: s'lrt) 9! '511.00'01. ti) the "assignees of . ilowlani4o Cg, %Ai, at to agVise !kith I lit. o ti trot ttr f, , n;)s.c3il, (31 fiierneasucei , win,.ll it wati pro i ivr tor Into to .adopt 'iii the sliugtiOn, in which tie was. Mr.:l:ea:J:l4le tiUk.trrstancting that the dant) oi) the pint of: itowlsndson's assignes against the. Curate rds 'A:a., a nulnotlUi 0,,r, advised theM ,to con), cult art act of and e , yi — ittinutely chalk;;' rd out the steps v. inch they were 'to',take f.r‘ttie' "coMpletion of the act, llr, I...eits4a.le utt the very 'same day informed Mr. - Langstba 'olithe„.e , litversa: - . tion he ,had with Cotnford, and Mr. La , lstot) inednitely took thin the ctirnm:sion. 1:4),e - re. were two que s timis, tt.en, to he decided : vihether thk —Airs s‘.l..h bAnkrtlpiey as:would sup -1.1)e c oul in iss ,o r , ? ttie whether tne debt claimed•by Lingston and Co.-wLts'it joint and capabie of being supported un .et' the j•-int comnii'ssion ? It wa4'elZ•ui , ['roof the allidav , t Teitsrlale, that the ,thole•traiisa..:iiutr - with re.-;.trd t•I the continiziTng '6l .the' ate b•inkftioicy whhin the knowleilge.l;t:Latagstin);:atid . titl'Ait that it w-•is concerted et.% bet weep ti,e peittioning - .ereuttoi di he • bankiopt, and toticeried by the pet %on Who was Sn licitot tar both. As to the sec.-nd question, it , plain that the'drbt ova a separate-otiP, tor many tea sons : the affidavit of .Langston, .1111nself when he surd out the ; the-attid.iCit of Curntord, dii2i.og that the debt was a partnership nue ; the eirputitstanee of tlie-accOnot being kept it) Langston's books 'under Atte separate -!teat!' Ot lios. Corliford ; the eirculbstance of the form Of this ac 'eouni tleyer being - Chargd to•the head of c• rolorkl tined Ca. Until after the COMUn*SIOn was issued; the entries, also to Everett and Co.'s bookir; where the bills drawn- by Cortnord.for the use of Langston anti _ CO. wi=re drawn irE nip'iberi, and those forthe.ese of lila -brother and briusell in the coat trade were in checks, particularly sp6cified ;' all tended : to prove' that the debt was on Thomas,, Cornford's seprate account. It was besides acknowledged by Langston (as sworn by Thomas Comfort! iu detaili-,g pal. of a conversation vilitelvtiangsion, Teasclate, and he bad' nt) tlp Q 611) of'.•July, 1810), that the • debt' - was a separate one, inasmuch as ti,e , name of George tototord was Dever . Meutiottect by Lang. . Stein as being his debtor; although the whole of their ccit-verttation related to the transattions between horn s Cornford -and I.,angston's house. • Mr.'''B4l.l.:folloived..-at considerable :length on the same side. „ , Sir, S. Rourcty said, that one ebjeft, which be soppciseci to' be the dearest the coo tiemplation of those who biought, forwards the petitiots, was at tained, natnely, the publishing Of ihe.fic.t that- Langston had ru3d e an affid a vit at,otie time differ e nt trofn,what he swore 2C another time - coacerning the settle Itransattion, anti also that he'lud diode au 31- teralion in-his hubks.: He should' re,,d a letter from Mr, Lowe, ifie Attorney of 'De Taster,' 341 d, after rending that letter,• he should be much astonished if there %yds not at once an' end ofthistiwlition. Mr. LangstOn had certainly bert' treated lonia, cruelly in theTtatements •of _the. petitioriers; arid . those Who supported them ; hat he hoped that bose•lw ho might give to, these statements, .Wot4ltl not ilienisdVeS~ to the injustice Of 'publis4iing them, without stating every thing that was • utferrd in answer. • - Str S. ROMlLLY , theo,.renti a !Litter from Mr. Lowe, uhe Solicitor of the petitioners, to Mr; LatigAon, he described as a threat held, out by Mr. , Lowe and the petitioners, that if he (Mr. Langston) did not accede to an- arrangement (iii which was inehided' the 'signing of the certificale,of it.e bank rnpl); a petition woulthbe presented tor the super- Jieding Commissiost. ' It - would have ill- be cotNe Vlr Latioon to' pay any attention to this let -, ' ter, and he sulfered.theni to present their petition. \T hat legitimate objet t, however, .could this peti;• Unit have h but .a COO tileN was IA tllt~lcult . y iii rettlhig the claims Of the joint creditors —it vell,s - .llqt - lot thelge.nerarbenefit of creditors, as theto ticre only two joint- creditoti, ,Lingston.and anti -Wero dionietly triade 'out; but lie would tell his-L:nd3'hip the thotiVb , ut Coqitnitisi , 94 01 Bankruptcy Was 'acquiesced in fikoin the 20th ot J.N .l qvi444xci, Wnen:Laogst9n and' were ,Ai4igneiis , i Air. ,Te4siia!e i the i Soliciior pi Mi. Lang . ) it E c.lt t s 0; . Pl - 0,, 4, M 321 .:coitst,„ 136pt.aitrtet ;land r b: ~ . • r ) , 011? bitted 10 give ult.fo. .'lr..,,Litiwe 4. the 141 *ti 11 : . .sin trorti tro. Ow coioOlkilOti ; bi.ll AL'. l'ltonia,i, 8.;iirillf.)1(1, V. h 0 linfeit ..ince 0 ii.t'vt.: inade l . ilk - co•:-.' ,E . e.,ston td Nh'. - 1..,0wi4i der.lat i....tt w ith' its , iit tie . qifate -.energy than delkagy, dlititi '.. it ti)ol4/d•by, beti,tl',/;0'• ;him to 51.:.:, :.vnt go 1- ,, 11 at ore than taut illto.lha.: ha-tub 4.? • ,/ Mr. Lowe., l'inetedings, h ...c.A evcr, 1, , ...ent 01i i veiy amicably under th.e . CottlitriSsin . tvi the' pionfi w .selwgil,dtibts , wero•soccesstutly.--resisted;attO Italkii:ll - that, at Itowiapdion and Co. for the (.),0001. , Mr. La:i. , sttm in the'tneeh tittie d . hcovered that liis , otitid,utle vv.es.Most ell:1011r het i . ..t - trr.l . 4v ` frtiiitit** , .;coviliprit ; be hositated-to!sign the certi6eate - ...and' tb,..,:i thii peti. ion was thouglA of, the petit ionersit had even actually signed the certifiCate, aid it was , , I tierdtite - cle'ar'i 1)44 theirpbject in' the , pre•ii , ..tit . appli -ea!tuti 'tor the superieaing of the Commission could il3t . be the.-attainmenl. of , justice. , The I..,e , ancd . Cotu,selthell appbed c 11101SI:11 to the onskieratiort 01 the t vi'o points of lae...t 'and litw to b , ,.. decided in 'this erts'e. The ' ctinvtl.katiiii, 'or - Mr. Teakt`ale, on' *the' ' 'Qutit of Myren - met., when, advising the Cori.fords; = to become . bankrupts, and hiS advice afte,rwards to Mr : .I.,ah ‘ girr,u to become the petitioning creditot,,. nit ~ h t be eVidettee of an atl'of bank ru d tcy, but Wiis no•cullusion:• Mr. 'feaid3te'acted indiscreetly, 4-.1.1t most lio,sutitably; • tie, even swears that Mr..Langr'.. stun consented with great relodance, to become the 'petitio,„tig cr :ditor, bet; use th4 l :3ocornission wott!tl deprive , im of the . Or, 'efit 'or his attatihment.-- :\L. - I_,,rtg ton, too, sw , rs, that , Mr. 'l',a,chile•totti • iii , H that Co: Coiol,nlll had aready cututniped t , O hetTrAl a4ts of bmilittiptcy. ft was true that the act of b,lnkroptcy was a Concerted a,:.,1; bot Certainty without the knowledge- (if: the petit. liong creditor. Sir Samtiel•Romilly then tooted -... the case of Roberts v. Tidsdale, in which Mr. Crow., ' der, a Solicitor,.concerted - an ad of bankruptcy with' three ,of ' the 'creditor's, Another creditor in . the mean time issued the commission, who was not privy to the,concert," and the other creditors wore ' allowed to claim under if. The next questiOn was .that of the joint , viebt., One would supposeirom the statements on the other side, that the Cornfords Tarried oh two_busikes,ses-rthat of coaliqueroliants and bill-brokers . ; ,but it was no such titing- alt the bill bOsiness was carried tin w the name of TheMaS and-George -Corniord—neithi:r we're therotWO ac counts at Everett's and Co. The.bllls ; tor, the use of Langston and Co. :were paid immedititely, No any intet vat, into.tht4 ben3e of .Everett. No gepa r‘ise acePannt 'iv as kept Mr Thotnas Oornford i' 'and citen :. one of the bills of. t,7s,change,.,oll.-whi.ci4..pe, Tastet and Co, vtiere joint crednots, was in t4e,• 113111 t.; of Cortiford and Co. The 'tact was, .thitt . _ Thomas and . George Corutord were to havo draft's to t tile-benefit-of their local tra.t.e, by.enabling.Eve rett and C:,.. 10 hold a balance 110 . 10 1.411 1 ,510/1 and co.'S in their handi, -, Sir SAmuat, 1.tc.)141Lr..1( then ' explainetY the,ditterence that occurred in ilit'itfida v its ,made by Mr,..Langston,,' when Making tiot. the attachments; and stat...cd, from , a . t . ! 'atiidaxit. or. ,Mr. Latt i oton, that he, matte lAA! corredel.tatlidavit on t ne't6th of Augiist*, in cofistli6;ticof hii , ing ieen int orruad. hy. Titottos Corttioiti itirrrse,ll . of the 11i5..,,, tak e which he 0h,1,1c..! 41 OWL 31,atipg in thn„firvt.allf dJvit th:it the d-,:bt was' l joint ow!, The, 1...0itu CHANcr.t.t.da--:" is it the'sdire:iite _sort who swore itt,tbe bill ut,.C.i,ttalwor3t I:l 4 ar.ti k e.o.Ok w,t, a joint onr, a:l9.,wkinl)ovi!4svvars,ici his ,t.tflidA , ~ 'n i,i,ii it is a 5..-p.:n . ate one ?" Ifl lit ~ - 1 4 Was .. .!*.• ' t,„ ~, ft.,: 1. ( 1 1.1 I,:iV;:i:lll44Wered , . .1 i , ‘: Ironic I ,;mI . BO,ELLor--: , -“' 'l4tettAlle deii.s 'flit t k i,...,,,,, r ; c,, .!,,, I.olllolly man living.'.„.. . • . • ; ; t .. Sir OANIUeI.. itomILLY til . lll i i . .,;if tiierited on :the! c , ,titradictions in the; 1s of '. Go'hilLip the; aHe ;. thstiketi - him :tor toe cAnd'air arid gene-roii.' ty Of de- cyt wig,. th4t •iit, _W%-oS• ~ t:iti.r perjured tit one case -or the ~t net, mid colipie:,ft:ti WO alluding to the,conl-. prOunsc which,' by tt:c letter Of Mr. LeVire, it was` e► Went the petit i.,tiet s wete satisfied . to ,enteritito,' and tram whiLsh 4 w.is,i4s:O clear that •by ttie lite4ant al.piicattwi it w,:is out SO.mticii a, wiiii to protect the Great Se,l iron abuse that attuott - d them, as other, motivzqi, w hicit he 'need out tnetttiot4 ' . . ' Mi. 1 - lAtiT and Mr. CooK.n.fiAlowed on the saine- , stile. ..: . ... _ 'Mr. LHACII, replied at vela length, but insistod prt i cuhily..ou the comparative credit doe to Mr. Laugstun and to Thorn Corntord. The partici, ..tnistever they might be out 01.0Qurt,,were only known, and ought to be knoWn 701 y as they appear ed on the record. in their attitla-‘itv, aid in . this in- , stance, • both having sworn - dliterently• :ci . . o4) ceruing the b itne thing at ditkrent tunes, as mail credit was due to Lbe one as ihe other. The LottD CUANCELLott, utter, a. great any in telioctit,,ty r e rmai ks, .dellveted his opinion. rhathe wOuld take the trouble to lead till the atficlia! was; and from what - . he thought of the coniraClic-. tory Stalernent . S contilired saine .4i(l not know but he lilkokild .Wave 114 pet tor in of ordering farther pincer•clips.r to 0 6 ai;isi one at the parties lor 110 Must Pe . inipWed , to iiay, `tt) justice torvir. 1)c; thought it extremely tinpio'uabit!, Britt he . was nut eonscrotit'Ot-the purest lute grity trans; aqtions, he should hoe yr...tused to si 'n rill: col di! vete' ot Cottitord, in Whose r pu,:t:r, it tielrt;( l bc"; at all guilty of -volltilion,64e.-lie. t - eriainly Luidsi ip then Went 1.1110046 'very efiairc:‘apii;:7' lation ut vhe•oase, but rei...ervc•tl 1 - 11,1 0 be .shutild have read all tiee .• _ t SPORTI4 L LiGlt A 7. C E YORK RACES, MUNRAX, Avv.. r 9. First Ye4r:;-Subsciipt:on of z fox liorre, • Font ' • 7 * D. of Leeds' c .1 y„ (Ald . . • • , T: I..)thic6"inhe':, b. It . •• I.a ul;.t .. • . lhe PrOaiii z e Sralseb Ot tr,:gs. each, h it. fur 4,yrs al.l c° ll ' s " .J..dr Nliutoo', c. Ati,,AL' • .• •ti Sir 1., b c . . by Mr, Te,i6.1..c Sir (I. 1 rt. k • ?" • ot s t 5 wr. - • old " • •* 1‘,1;. T.. Duit , ,,u,tibu'a b. t Kintcs • • , --• ; • Mr. N. 13 kiu444.uu'r, ‘,` , . • ^ 1 , 7 . or. c. 1 • • Mr. ilutclinisoll'U 19. 1 „ • • of Luect'49l, g. to • " "*" 4t 1.).1114.m11941% h. 111. . • %! I.,t)rct I tuZ figait:St 1 5 .1, , H , j4 • i " Sir l'etrui,utt; :.14t. 740, c.K.11, four ainies r 3uotiti• ' t • t by umlaut; , • . ' , clorigno+ WILLIAM Alts It;}ikt PPS; Aotith kit! , 2i,I4TV4"A-0 1111111111111.1111.11.111,ww...,-- ' i srliit. oriA .....c.llA.intii AssizEg 111, •-- , .. - . ,i, ....,-., : .. „. , ,: ....-• • ___,..„-......... _ , „I.Patilei Afirr4 , lit 3, fir t,lliaf:lugula,—• I id, priirmet, : v.zi. it,cii:i-eit '14:00.11g ;,sir. iltyllifilei 3:tifati , o:3f t ht. varti , t i.ift.bAirc Wilod. Il ' I TP__,,H ' ti t r,it.6o ,tile-0 tio, .1 tav i. of r' jp ,oc wad, {sal r.... .)44,„,,,1,1.1 he ,i)4t , i t 's cil Tictict!.,in, tilcy, t:rii!itNi p , 4 1 3 '!1". A'Eci• tfle &title; tile rrii wet tires=,Ltitliip• ..,es.lf:i a rid 'ie It WO . eit.l fon ‘itto,:gro :ild ; bat 00 atii't r4UIIO, arid. 4,li.Ste,d tile latili. tott ,{ii t;ntl;2l ton. • ' He 'was (heti cOO% eyed to :i :o;d lit lute , ":Ylli're'" b`f' l'i" '''''vertr boors •111:1 Lhed ial the 1,1 , /: ii : t.irt : o .l .t n i t•l l,;ilas d:l .e.i i ()iii i 4, ' 4 ,4l, o ,,,, t i i 4 : , , , C si f o : -e. ,,,,e 'b iid t , o , , L t s rli , t a i i i ,?,, ::: , p , . l ll, Lt s .l t i ,e i s o c, y d e.hi k v, :; ( i, Liti o l'r i t :g , vrisenei,,viny yi:Ni-s, awl 'lint cOneorred in givii4 Iliti) tilv'cliaratter 61 ii s*tibJ, good-tetivered 101; who \x,oultirtAwttyl evoici, but ittlfer SeCk LI VM; Acqu ill Cd• , " ~ Sainuet.Gee, aged .C 3, for mnadiughter, gt A l t trid:g.—The det eaiecis'il,iiile %t 3i John l' ities ' 411; his de,tilr was i fi' con9orletwe- (d a Ctiatlat Wltil but t he Jury found the risoner Guilty. ' • john el eufk;ii f 1 - aged, try';;•lor 'idling rhos -Phillips, at Statford,, it IVl.ty Lis!. 'lle pinotwr° ti,6 deceased ‘yete,p,t ivoys In the Ea,terp fl,giago! 'IA:,L!°6I biliititr.. it carne Liar' in evidence ilial .3iiiiiips, in a•st.ite if ininsicAticn, passtd thelleo where the prisoner 1001, hue to 010 00' when smile angry wurd*:Piisitig between OA , t dolovi :was. Itilocked..dovn: by rhillipst lii c10W,(;34 he .expostulated with hint on liii c''' ''Y' 4 l baying, 41 11 liad neve? done hire" any liariai .„, rising the sek.ond, ti' iie he • rat; . into the 107 0 and procured sdrne kind- of , vicapiA (4bi3l. .nol produced) wOh which he linorliol il' ''' o f LlO‘tvn, and fraaured his t..e,:111, in conelfitic"c3,,, whielt Phillips died, alter lingering severst Ms 1 . 'llaree, , res iv &table gentlemen ove the V ri63 0 good charaeter, for temper anti solgei; 3 'i' i tt hay,, after a 'stibrt cousidelation, retunial a vo w of Nansfaughter, .! .. • . inq tos ij(Charles tro , ii ni litlibouv,tis:,. 11 . e, a l e i: ; 34 T , v . i a 11 . e: o s .., r a ,: g. : ::: , i ' il y iir 04 , 1 , clintged ' with hv ishing)naeitiOir .813.111(10, t vot alticlo 91..4,, th.tt ,I,lie.[,eartted JON?, witti;tl P c ' ~,i i tbe whok of the evidence i'CIT the prosecon,tl,l,% direatxi .i he Jury to ACtiiiii the privner, ti;iiicli,(lPl Efizabeth Shau t, aged 34.,, for shop-Wog, ~i 1 0 , Alto evii.fenee on .this rri,ll, .it iipprtd, 1%01,11 R'iS•Q44l-.10:61..0icti about i t y„ticlih; '1111°.114 gi , i Jo ' „about 4s. per yatti, twin 00 s!.op (I° 01 • d , ~.,,fl 1 Clegg, 'Of Newcastle; but ,the.,iPlq..'" ut '':, 0 4 privatidy, whicli ' fraderS itlf ',ll.iitai oti..ii;',lo,l not completely estattlisinid, and—dile .'''i''..,,oe.,i. guilty of larceny. • The-Vriionei" i$ 3 OrY ;op it)PliPg ,woi.nati,li3S.se V.4l)*•SP,,lo,ll'i;ll.ll(ll°.' • cz.'iv cd an excellen't- Ch3r3Cici. 1-...:............;,-,-....... 0......... , . 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