The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-06-19 00:00:00

TI-T 1 STOTHIPIIIDGE OPSIRVFII.

iallowed nut t 3 a sudden and illegitimate conch].
.ion the will nod no'itical doctrhei of extrem,-
nartiseng. Phiie.gopb!e arguments against hie
n9ri.,ll•en and in fever of republicanism Sr
-loon pArvorted hy a lawlesa populace into the
aonvsteion t Ve?ory of p. ender, which at first can
leitmattifest itself in open riot end disorder.
The tra liig els ,s,:ta have no sympathy with such
is theory, RA therefore naturally oppose the
rintiag. which is intended for the opportunity '
of 'ratio a the theory into pritetiee. Nothing
throaghont these distnrhances hae been More
t-cuftikahle than the readiness which the mer-
cantile and trading classes have displayed to aid
the authorities to put down disorder There is
a large party io France who think the Emperor
has too mach power, and that ministries ought to
be responsible to the nation rather than to the
Sovereign; lat France is evidently in no humour
to endeavour to inaugurate parliamentary reform
by the aid ~f the roughs of her towns. She has
had enongh of revo'utions, and desires to secure
nrogre4s and reform as England has done,
through the acti•ni of PAOLl:neat, aided by the
Pvess and the thu tine, which have greater
power than ever they have had Miring the ifll-
- The Emperor, however, will be
wise if lie learn the lesson th• these disturbances
teach, and that has been, moreover, plainly con-
veyed by the result of the elections. That les-
son is that the nation should have fnll parliamen-
tary representation. that there should be less per-
soaal govarament, loss officialism, and that the
1 ogialative It Ay should be entirely tat rapport
with the public oiiiition of the e;nntry.
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thin ten months, and he himself admitted that
no had not been in the Post office. and that lie:
p lid. .E 4 4s for his bag; so that gentleman snf
hired 110 inconvenience. The ques,ion arose
Nbether the Post-master paid for an office, or an
dfice and house. If for an office only, he sub.
ruined the one in use ices quite sufficient: hot
if Mr. Wilson wanted to get a house out of it, it
did look to him rather selfish, and ought not to
he sanctioned. A house could he got for Mr.
Wifson to live in, and then tht re wonld he plenty
of voom• He was quite sure that the honse
which it was nowcontemplitted to use for offices,
was one of the most unhealthy in the town He
knew that of his own knowledge in the year 1861.
There was a population of 0,000 rersons in
the township, and not more than 200 lived below
the proposed site for the Post-office. Ile would
ask whether 8,900 personswere to he inconveni-
enced for the sake of the 200. He considered
it most unjust.
Mr. Wi6on now being present, Mr. Prescott
asked him if it was necessary that the Post-
master should reside at the Pest-otlice.

Mr. Wilson said it was usual, but not in large
towns. _ _

Mr. MeKewen, who was favourable to the re-
moral to Lower High-street said there was a
larger !mintier of houses on the North side than
on the South side by 892. There wore also 27
manufactories on that side of the clock ; hot he
thought if it could be settled the present site was
by far the best for all parties— (hear. hear).
Mr. Bea mthall h ;re a =':e I Mr. Wil3 in if he
was obliged to reside at' the Post-uffiee.
Mr. Wilson said that he woe, and that the pie-
sent accommodation was sufficient for him, but
that the Post-office authorities had intimated to
him that larger premises would be required for
Vie Telegraph Company, and was then told to
liad more commodious premises, and found the
present site, which had been approved of.
Mr. Stlinger said that there were several pro-
mises in the market, w hleh he til,mi.fht would suit
for a Post-office, such, for instance, as those
where Mr. Pagett lived.
Mr. Wilson said that he bad taken n builder
over the premises, and they were not suitable.
, This answer appeared to astonish a good
many persons, as there is a large frontage, and
it mi4ht be male very c incenient -
Mr, Prescott said that the meeting could pe-
tition to the authorities, and ask for proper pre-
mises for a Post-office. _ . .

Mr. Wilson said he believed he was right in
saving they would not accede to it.
Mr. Broonthall then moved the following re•
solution :—" That this meeting is of opinion it
Is not desirable that the Pust-0111,e should be re-
moved from its present central position. S'tould
it, however, be found impossible to adopt it to
the future requirements of the Post-office, no
removal should he decided upon without the
town, through its representatives, being consul-
ted thereupun."
Mr. Blakeway seconded the motion, which
after a few words from Mr. 13illinghtun, was car-
ried unanimou-ly.
Mr. Prescott moved, and Mr. Stringer sec-
onded, that a copy of the resolutim be sent to
the Postmaster-General.

After the usual vote of thanks to the chair-
man, the meetiug separated.

•r ti f,nce.
lii Tr. :tour. on frhnntivel. wt. he 1...0p.:it. Hie
•tAtenlent. if \tr Jiole. WI ,Pente I a very I v,,reetabl,
Ityt.,, 0, tiitiit to to II via, 1.4 ietl worth One W‘ine,
e Iv',. Ti.. tl, 11., urtinic. nnd dil not
it ...1 ..f ti lo trvalii lot w in .lung.
'1 .',l ,t isrilit lir &fel:dant.

Wi f•:•:I.

, ls'esl an action to recover nos•
z,
I :
Preioett col-
Mr Pro ,ottappearui for th,
et.•; • fiir the ile4euee.
PI 6...1 livel at Al iii
I, I'II l.i iris /111111. 'MOO:NIA rennet ii hilioli lioase
of in et Ow I 101. MIA. Davis cape to hint atm it
Mieh.e.'lna,,. 1-1., en a Si,n Itv A -iced her when slie
vhoahl fp into the inounne, 11211 ahe 6,04 on the Sth of Oa.
tober.
Defend Ant rahl he hail livi-vt in pleintifrelionae. Paid
Mr. Prescott,. or one of bin rJrrk, the rent., and elan Mr
Conk. Vie income-tax collentor to in •ottle-tax for the
four a•terters. On lookieg et the i111.01:1P }As, receip,A,
liii lion or gala scror.ling to what the •lefeeol.tot ‘1:IA
said li. liii pail the fur nuartar,' tax in iii month-.
That was linens... Ode D.s It ,i.ote stet:hie•l 01,0. ela.w.ft•
ationlil finite pe,session of the house by giving 11
ntaUo
notice.

.NMITIPTi.—At the County Conti. on Wednesday
last. Fr.omis Signal!, of Cleat, passed Ilia Isst on 1,611,
tioo, supported by Mr. Tophatn, n oppoved;
Jol;u Gull,
last ON4fala,tila, supported by Mr. Chaim. au:moose:l.
PNIVF.CT HOUSE Sestoot..—The following iu the moult
of the written examination of this school during the past
week, giving the order of merit of the first two hoys of
the first rises Is each anbjeet :—Scripture. A. Thompson,
C. Heekfurd ; Arithmetie—A. Thompson. It fain;
Geography—L. 7110103..1. Jilt, re., H. Three p,on, ecual ;
History—L. James and A. Thor:maim, egnal, C. Heel.
ford ; Beading—ll. Data. C. lieeltford. and W. Whits,
house, egoist, H. Dower; Writing—W. Perry. J. Round;
Orouirear and Analysit Thorunaten, .T. Boned ;
DraWiag—A.i'ltbiop.Oii.P Short ; Laths—J. Jeffries,
tr. Browning —The Bsy. T. Willi MIA. 0501UiReF in serip•
tore, reports —"f been usaels plessare In en iminiug the
papers written by your boys, many of whom have an•
sacred eseetollisly VIPII."—Mr. Mi ~re.. who examined in
geography and history, says; " I Inure pletniurs in saying
the papers were very astiefactory, and soase of the en-
•wers very good—the matter well arranged, and neatly
Written.
SANDER'S SENAGERIF.. —lt will be SPOD by advertise-
ment that this, the greatest of All travelling menageries,
which represents, with its apportenant.es, the large atn•
oont of £51.000, an amount never nicest 'it by a single
nropriet, in an, oe:roiling collection, will visit this
t.MII in Tin silsy neat. The commits of this cereetion
are so grandly varied that the natural history of the
whole, world may lie read in a single lesson.
Mi atm; Pitosncrritr.v.—l'estertiav, at the Pablle Office,
before 11. 0, Finustme, W. 'J. Firmstene, and It L.
Freer, Esqrs., Michael Grasebrook was charged hy James
Philip Baker, her Majesty's Inspector, with having. on
the 501 March, neglected to provide a fence round the fly
whet lot the colliery at 11l :cit Brook, Netheretpl, nceord-
ing to role 14. He wan further charged with not pm, vd-
ing a proper steam game, o,d r role 13. 11 illiam Tur•
nee, gratind bailiff, was also eharged with ne,t' meting to
see the duties were fulfill, dby a charter ma-der or FI :
other competent person tout with not having proper sig•
no!st in the pits. Mr. Walker, of Wolverhampton, prese•
cuted.—Mr. Walker stated the charges, which he believed
were admitted.—Mr. Perry said he was instructed to ad.
snit thc offence Against rule 11 and expressed hid regret
that it bad not been complied with; end bad discharged
the etigineer.—Mr. Walker stud they did not wish to press
the case.—Mr. Grazebrook was fined .10.1 in each ease,
and costs, and Turner 20.; and costs-1:13 lits
CHARON OF PERJURY.—WiIIiam Edwin llotlgkiss, re•
siding at the Lye, was charged with committing perjury
on the 4th January last. Mr. Collis proseented, and Mr.
Stokes, of Dudley, defended.—Mr. Collis said that the
prisoner made a false affidavit before Mr. Shepherd, one
of the Commissioners for taking affidavits, in reference
to a bill of sale executed on the 111th Dec. Prisoner said
it was executed on the 4th Jan. Ife should ask for a re-
mand on the ground that it was necessary to have the
°nicer from Landon to produce the original affidavits.—
John Henry Pardoe proved that he filled up the bill of
sale on the lthJanuary.—The case was Uses remanded
till Monday next. The Bench intimated that they would
accept bail—two sureties in £lO, and himself in £2O.

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et Elia Starkey. on the 12th Met. Mr. Stokes defer 'ed. Anne eite OF IL t•tTLltn.2.-Jam.a Little wet enmmemel
Defendant said he first trtnle the King's Hoed poimentrix Raid the was the wife of Dodd Strikee, enl. by Ede. Merriam for dieeheyine en order of the Court,
on the 21th September. i 93. He after took It. residing at Gerratt's lane, Old Hill. On the .eboya and was committed for one month.
the adjoining hnose. Tbe take to commeneed dote she went to pay her Itueband'a doh money. at DeenttnenreCneence -leechMenthes/woe charged
~,,, i,i. Foley'u feeble house. Framer was there. end he risked he Semler-den:lr nt Overeat with 1 eve drunk sail direr.
from Christmas. Mr. Prier. snlieitor.
structrd to draw on a lease for 14 vents, mid in her to onielt. She had two pinto of Brown Stun'. and drily. on the 7th inot Poliee.en•-tth'e De nn-e. erc,,,A
inked Lim to drink. Yi linens went out, end the priiinn,r the. he now the defendant Motive Si. wife He ~,,,,14
consequence of that arrengement ennnenterl tn f 'Hosed her, and aid •• Elie, I have no club money. not be qniet. Mt woe very drrink end ahnaivii..r4 th,„,t..
eln snme alterations. which cost him between c„,, you mud me a shilling?" Went into Foley's and ' eset to assault the etileeV. who summonsed him. Fined
£4O and VA. The lease was not complete, he- took a sliding out of my pocket, and gave it to him. la end Costa; I' default 14 day.. .
_do t_nn abked rne where I wee going. and I mid to , DRItNE AND Ri.erosa.-Sarnuet White Wee chareral by
ennse it was mortenigerl. In answer to the 'fudge, H h
11-ieclrrii Green's. fiir the gr., ery• He geld he thnught Superintendent Overt rat with being drmk and disorderly
would go down the road with me. I told him tlost my on the 121111 Met Poliee.ennetahle Finch preyed Stint h
hstii tennet See
iis
un i,de
hheee Int afd
pngopte
etlst,e
hint ret h to- ede ea*.
receiptt-d, loving
a.
Bissell, for
inn hand wt. gone to Dudley. and I orould al et joihn moo ant ter et floe libieee Inn. 01.11.nre. in.l fonne the
for bark no 1999, for n loan he had lent to pla;n- Foley's, and sae if he won there. Fo Ind Piiest there. Oefenlent vi re chunk and there was a great disturbance,
Hid for £4. Defendant's wife gave corroborative He drunk his ale and came home with me, and went into Fined is and cents: in defmlt 14 dor,
evidence. our house. fraying he wanted to ea inn non about a dog. CllAetie or ILLEciaLmt TATUNG F1,F1.-ilnaeph Varrnet
tlLlimyertUticwouusi,attunipv. rind he e.tohliTsedlitelkine with me some
Doled Richard 11111 were summonsed by Charles Willie
'1 here Como money
so.
His Honour summed up, PIA Filli that had tbe
' B"i:weenie:. in eilver. Put it in my
eeeteigee,wteeee
ethheirie., and h
illegally xbana, surgeon, on the pert of Thom.
i ge, and taking fish in a pool et Ruminator,. Ben'amin
the
estgrueeesetiitoAn 1. ie eNn
optrin, da nene;liiht,AlVOl liitel settleddwhan,,vle,onna t
to
frock pocket. I new Jones proved that he saw the two defendants poisoning
believe what the plaintiff rind her witness hod him Übe the money out of my pocket, and I said •• Joe, the fish in the pool, and catching them. Fined 2s GI
)ou have token my money. Give it one. nr I will litre and coats. an
re toen into custiody." He said "Your money will be Dieoenretx Connuor
d ID 6J. the value; in default 14 dawn
qw0r11; and gar° a verdiet for plaintiff, less £l7
-John %rage. William Robin.
198 DI, being pool into Court, and £4 the loan.
right," and went out. I tollnwed him to his brother.in- sm. and Seinitel R oloiumn were charm', be Smerinten
Berelogot v. I '1,,A.. -This was an action to
l earZ.loiii"gcu'il"tsyt."ll; itille?l . 1.1- 'neva t:hin ndfTe; 71i
late's, where he lives. Ile Was there. Asked hint bogies dent Overand with being drunk and disorderly on the.
buy tt.hner iIT d°l'ne); e nut liedeniedof l house.hvi °4
lieit .camelli s b
tr
oo t he
leer . ienn- get
fhe
e d instant.ente v
recover the slim of £l7 Is, monies advanced on
three cheques. Mr. Honifray appeared for the Sunday. and I told him I shoall give him the low. if he dl olays.-Sainuel Thompeon Jh P Willi et , .0 11 •1111 e. ......111T1 -022
plaintiff, nod Mr. Prrry for the defendont. did sot give me my money. I saw bin) on the Monday George Mop, f noch Woodward. and William Cif re.
Plaintiff said that the defendant bronght a aid told him I should fetch a werrant. and he Legged toe each charged. with a finnan- effeem, Pollee.en'eter°4le
ebegite to him on the lith of April fir £5 7e. , nit to go. cro,..eismitied: Prisoner has hoot lived with Roe proved that lie found the de'eminnts all drank at
Witneest ensiled it. Annther Was bronght on the ,me for many years. Between no ito ten o'cioek on tour tielock ell Stlndav morning treaded guilty. Fined
14th of Apeil, for f 1 11s. soul n notlier on th s
e &hove date Went to Foley's priblic•honee. I new Mrs. Is and Corti ; is detdult 1! days -Jamb Dingley,
nakeup -are in her own house. Samuel Tucker was at Joseph Withers' Thea a e., mYI and John Wth
'dint of April for £ll 3S. Plaintiff rushed them Fol. y's, and stayed there about th m reearters of an charged with a sintilar effenee on the 13 thimot. iers were
on the date they bore. He after paid them nway. hour. Did Out ak the nrisoner to go out with me. Did camteirle Singh proved the offeuce. Fined I.seatr and
and they were raterned dishonoured. Did not net ask prisoner too go to .Toolin Foley's. Mr. Green did i coats; in detail/ el days.
Tew them Itatilt7 f. it. saw!. d IVA aft,.rlia had ensiled
r not give um mythiug to drink. Went to Jolon Foley's, I Me nwav Orreere.Ainos Crntelolev, of Cradley,
it to plsoner. Did not stay Ulf re till in minute% to ! era charged by Saperintenilent Overend with allowing
them. The cherries were drawn on Noah Wlch e.
Di.lnnt have any whiskey there. Came- Iliodonkey to b;rav ow the highway, on the 9th instant.
Noah wan S milled lw Mr. Hoinfray. and , 07, of?Fe 1,",,e•
an ys. d prisoner weut ho
mewith me. Did Police-constable Sundt proved the offence. Defendant
said to at the time flue cherpie.s were drawn , not fall demi drunk outside Foley's. Prisoner said he said h . e diii not know he was doing wrong Ordered to
there was plenty of mo .ei la the bank ta meet wanted to ace my Coal, who was aleen. Prisoner hail not pay costs, Co. -
thetn. gut his arm round me. He was bitting by me for half an , Cr AIME oF STEALING CLEBAGES.-William Joao. nf
.llt thin dear, the case was adjourned to nseer- hour. Did no; teil prisoner to pu th bba th th
tmy mine down I the Lee, was charged wall felenionely stealing a 1
Huantity
It wao almost one n clock when e oof ceges, on e 1:1:11 instant, e property of enry
fa win if there as money in the bank at the time °P m"°°'
planner went home. Ile woo there nearly two lionre. Cruniiiton. Police-constnble Smith moved that 1111 now
stated to meet them. wgn not drunk, but was " fuildled." Had three penny- the do tenant with the ...Mag., produced. He did not
Threw. of Ki, .0.1111 Reeede v. If enha-This was an wordi of eggs in my apron, at Talioe'e. Prisoner broke give any grotiattetory rceionnt as to where he bad them
Retina to reenver the mon of £5 Mr. Perry appeared thein.-At tile point pa rinoner agreed. by the advice of from, St Ii tloat he litfoun ,m at the boittinu hi).o rew§
f I. plaintiff. and Mr. Waldrnn for defendotM. his mlicitor, to give prceutrix H
il back ; and this being oollowey, which was uutrae. Sentenced to one month's
accepted, the once was withdrawn. hard laboa,
dt nnnears that the enciety is hell an the vine Inn,
TIIKELTSNINU.-John Moore was charged with Imlay- DRUNK AND Assn-I:Me TILE POUCH.- Jacob Made.
rdsloy. Defendant WAS OPeretarn. Tile amount af
nvinoy entel for wal na. -ehieh piemeft. AAjoj it... Fondant Mini using threatening language to Letitia Cooper, at ley was charged by PatliPP-Cll,l,ltable William Jones with
Mod reeeived. as he said. far roadie of tlia sociiit‘'. whielt Blackheath, on the 10th inetent. Mr. Shakemeare de. , being dronk, ani ntetaulting loins whiht in the execution
WOO nnt a legitimete exygnditare according to the rules fended. Trout the evidence of compleinant it appeare i of hia duty. Compleinent said he waa sen
rot for tn • pith.
that the defeudent used very violeet laugutige to her, liethouee. He Mund ant the defend drank. Da
of the oneiety.
iam (1 mm mid be was one nf the Duetees of . and lee was afiaid he would muni.l. her. Bonind over to fendaM asaulted him. and afterwarole pulled a knife oat
Will
,u,ferni,,,,t „,„,. I keep the peace for air months, in one surety of £lO. M his pocket to cut hia own throat. Defendant evidently
the eli ova anMety. In December. 1866
eseretsre. TT. aat a checine el cue be ttm Chief Monger I A Bra iv FELLOW.-•.Tham:lll Clarbett watt cherged Oaft,rid from an attack in the heed when he k
moo drun,
fnr £5 Mr COO" la whhth waa unneoeaeary and of no be. i with committing an monaural offence with Joseph Rob• and under these eircumettunes he was discharged upon
I lam, on the 13th instant, at Old Hill. After hearing payment of coats.
n-it to the dab.
After hearing alma Mettler evi lence, a verdict for the the evidence, which wag Linea for pulolication. the nrianner to FILIENOLY SOCIETIELIMPOTITANT Deena, N.-At
full aliment to be pehl Le inatamente of 10e Ina month, , wns mnutuitted to take his Wel at the nett Statfordbliire the Petty Seasion• held on the leth ultimo, Gana Hill,
1 Scalene. member of a friendly society held at the Holly Bnoh,
Wea given for the nlaintiffo. Red Hill, was eharge4 by Willitin Hedge with haing,
JmaY e kall -Tkltats./ v. amt'f7.-Thts notion was to I on the 27th Jolly. 11317. unlartelly allowed himself to ha
rec.wer Eld 7a61, being the prim of 13 pigs that were exeluded from a tertian friedly society whilst there were
wthl to defeniinnt at Brierlev Hill minket. ret tbe27l.li of sick mintieri iimuth mciely, without paying the nom of
May. Mr. Maltby onneared for the plaintiff', and Mr. two minims, as required by role I; and Nosh Price and
ITomfray for the defendant. Joseph Mann were charged with a bintilar offence satire
In opening the case, Mr. Maltby said it finnan thet 30th June, lE+66 Nr, Slothespeare Appeared for the fin.
that the plaintiff is a nig dealer, mil is in tho heloit of eiety, and Mr. Jackson tor the defence. Our readers
-itt.loling Brierley Hill market. On the above date he will recollect OM lofour benring the case both eolieitore
had 15 pigs iio a pen, and oletandant cane to him and agreed that the Clerk should draw up a case and submit
*eked him whet he wanted for them, and plaintiff'. Ming it to Mr. Tiil.l Fret, whose decision should be final. Mr
under the irliaenen nf liver, told him 11. 61 each. Ghlershaw said on Tuesday lat, that a ease loaf been
Ppm that diletblent ail here is So. Plaienr .aia " what drawn tip And sulonitt.od to Mr. Todd Pratt. and he had
is tido fon '?" anol inomeeiately threw the as :man the reciiired hie opinion, which woo so follows :-" The so.
ground. nirl it was pieke I ion hy one of the defendant's eiety in 5-I,,tion wis set titled by im; in IS-12. The latter
-nen. 1/I'f.•nrltult said the 5. 11114 en aemunt far the 14, part of mile 5 mould I.ot have been certified by me for
64. As iplai,of weam nit tAlcp the nmeey. dell•iidaul mote years pest. The cont.-Obit:inns of a friendly societa
came with several men MO forcibly took the pigs away. are boy the .'set of Pat liament yooluittory, and in my opin-
JAMe9 Helheel, the ploiatiff eaid he liebii in Amble- ten the contrleitims as sell as tines cannot be legally
cote. lane, soar Drierley 1
Roll,
an, WAS a pig dealer. On re Isired en the feet, &mime- d. The smiety cannot. in
the 29,11 of May wee at Prierley Hill market. I 11l Ihi lily opinion. rot. tre i.ile sbe compelling a member who
nige in the pen. 11 •fendent came nil tn me. awl :ie.:: el emlndes lona. If 111, dot a sick um nther wee ell ...gable,
mot a-hat I would rake fnr them. I sold 1-1, 6.i earl,. and 10 poop the sent of two guinmts, as for a period of forty.
he put his hand in iiiA p,ek it and f., :Ye ine 5•• ,n7,liig h'l rime yeses sturli rale had not been acted upon, or tine
-inci that on amount. They WP, worth 2-i-co.-!,. 1' 00 eefareed. It immure to me tint the exnenses of the
trook..or I slooeld not II me m'al Illt.:11 ,lt th h,'l 0. e1...1) feed lieieg paid cute! the conteibution. won illeg dr
Ilicre tem A 0.10,1 111111111,r of p.i.•ple there. I/ .1-I.d Ant and the ollimire might Le prom, eled against ender 18 mot
eot reme n 0,,,, to t ok•• the pigo away. I threw the five 19 Vi, ,r. 63. a. 1. for a solo pprapriation of Cie fate's.
shidio, d. Cu hint Dive me oil tl, 0r 0101. I an, :o,n .4 opildoli that this is not a Cll,ll to he decided
John llotribli sad loa we, at Brierlev Hill on the :timer by Justicao rimier the ride of the society, salt is not a
Late. 11..0rd ! 1 doter and defended It: Ul f-ur CI i I ii!, dispute lout,- een my Member and the mcietv (George
I 'VW, ilo fend not give ril•Cstiff it,. wltioli toe iiii.i'nl'lt' I Hill not being now n member) mod the 18 and 19 Vic., c.
thr ov .1 -inn cm: Llic ground, and one A denielant's men 03, e. 10, evidently contemplated Boit the members
aameil lb 1111141. picked it up. iiiiiin'il ii., the eimitilaitianta. and 1101 the society. Jone
nevi ;min Cartar'elot enerehoratiel hart witima. ! I 11/ PI:ATT. Jam 3. 1819 "-The case mm then die-
Jal,ll Hand said lie WA, Aaa der. Wes itt firierley Hill indeed. tenth potty bad to ray £2 as, the costs, as
aiid heerd die berg tin made Ind meth the two inen. Wit- agreed op in.
nom Mould son the pla,l Were mirth 11 1
'llll e-I em.ll.
Willia ii ft :mid. the defendant, sal.: lie wiis at Ili« illi:ive
•nerlot no the day in intention. and Aaw Viiii.fir. 1,1,.?
g ~, 15 pia, in it pen. Asked him a hat he witiite-1 for
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