The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-02 00:00:00

NORFOLK CIRCLIT.-NORWICH, MAUCH 31.
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The commusion for the county of Norfolk end for the
county of the city of Norwich was opened to-day. The
joint cause list contains thirteen entries, of which three are
marked for special juries. The joint calendar contains the
names of 5.5 prisoners.

Closer Coves—Before 1111 r. Justice Coleridge.
Ammo FOR CHANOZ.—JoAn Turner and John Brown

were charged with having stolen two sovereigns, the pro-
perty of Anne Wiggins. Mr. Palmer conducted the prams-
cutiun ; Mr. Dasent and Mr. D. Power defended the pri-
soners. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoners
arrived in Norwich by a late train on the 12th January last,
and put up at the True Briton. At first they acted the parts
of strangers to one another, but in a few days they got on
terms of great familiarity eventually occupying the same
double-bedded room, and Partaking of their meals together.
On the 19th of January, the prisoner Turner obtained from
the landlord, in change for 10 sovereigns, two 61. notes of
Gurney's bank ; and about half an hour afterwards,
went to the Grapes, en inn kept by the prosecutzi x and
requested change for a 61. note. The bar-maid produced
flee sovereigns from a bag, and Turner laid down a 51. note
by their side, saying that he wanted change in half I
sovereigns. The bar-maid answered that she could not let
him have any, %hereupon, saying the sovereigns are of
no use to me, and you may as well put them back into
your bag," he took them up and pretended to drop them,
utto the bag. He then called fora glass of ale, and at the
same moment the prisoner Brown entered and called for a
glass of ale and a cigar. The prisoners drank their ale and
left together. -A neighbour who had been present during
the whole of the transaction, then suggested to the barmaid
the propriety of counting her gold, and on her doing so
she missed two sovereigns. As the contents of the bag had
been counted about five minutes before the prisoner Turner
had come in, suspicion fell on him. In about an hour after-
wards, Brown returned, and was taxed with a knowledge of
Turner, which he denied. He was, however, taken into
custody, and so also was Turner shortly after. When the
prisoners were searched, a quantity of sovereigns, half
sovereigns, and a 51. note were found upon them. Mr.
Justice Coleridge having left the case to the Jury, a verdict

space ot, the mating better prevision for the The ease bas been before the court for several days, and in ;r(izuvw;;;;;; -t,;;;;I- and the --i-ri„;;;,-.-;„- ,;ni;:a and mad, •-proposal of marriage to her, which she sieepted.
aura ef souls, and that "the like authority" referred to the which a number of witnesses have been examined as to oer-
mliserity gives to the Quentin ecitincil, acting on the report lain acts of trading done and performed by Mr. Stewart in
d nwin which thep •
Of 110 commissioners. But eadd it be asset to give an the erection of a number of houses (upwards of 100) upon sewed ft..'.
to__ be • - • ned and lee tto hard labour foe 18 ths. A
prisoners had succeeded In obtain-
ontherity to apply any portion of the shaky fends in a the site of the place once known es the Hippodrome, and tell °Y. like means two sovereigns u a 11 r•Per 111
town, was not gone into.
mama antnery to that approved of by this court ? At other pieces of land on the Morland Estate, Notting-hill. ro n,„,,,,,.. the Lord me( 8.. „,,,, .
poommt Maki not thik that he maid wand these coat- Mr. Stewart was a berristerat-law, and had taken a lease of l'&Soon after their marriage he commenced ill-using her, and
scarcely allowed her the common necessaries of life ; and on
froline d • this one oceuion be was committed fora month for ill-treating The share-market was exceedus
and business difficult to transact. - gly heavy yesterday
SHARE LIST.-L0WD0th..N.,.AF.4.R1.L.1.0.4.
her. He had aloe deserted his home two or three times before 77272*-7772 T•272,...7b7 ;ear,( 1717,...2212=‘,....a.r„ vi....
jeerer= the county. he finally left her. Before_ going away he bad nearly starved
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Tr 011.TLEY O. CAMPLING.-08TBNEIBLE riLOPEIVIT LI- leer.-Crose-exemined by Mr. Ondel : Had not been told by ts Amnsw 13113.
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minimums bad say ware right to is • wort ofjustice the lands in question with a view to the erection of houses,
than the charity commissimere on scenes tithe antho- and thereby in • his income; but it was contended by ABLE roe Cersucc-Rseze. - Mr. Andrews, Q C,, and the last witness or any of his family that the prisoner was • 2. :Irv: , ~, itl. II 1:,•• ...„147„tr..... TA,
rity given them to make a report to the Queen in council. Mr. Lawrence, that although Mr. Stewart had taken long Mr. O'Malley, appeared for the plaintiff, who sought to married man. She was aware that he had lived with a female soe7,•.'whi. ••• s.-reTte'r It te. Dl,* •W°. ••••• • • 10 Ili
recover in en action of irover the sum of 31. 180., which he as he, the prisoner, had told her so himself. He had also told 11fra • °sue reset ni I ti lit: =7 -: ::: ...... its
Thar duty wan confined to making a report ; the Queen leases of lands, he was not a builder. The mere fact of sm. Roan, nu.. a Bin ea
had been compelled to pay the defendant to release certain her that the female wu married, and that her husband, who 7 Brent asol cuter, 71 it Do. euteeein
nob the order. It was mid that the commissioners might embalm did net constitute a man a "builder." Mr. Dun trim, which the letter had seised for a church•rete due from was a soldier, had come and taken her away from him.- I Ds. New III I 74 Do. Thine Men/ •• p.
be Maas in a snit the Attorney-General. He doubted can, contra, submitted that Mr. Stewart merely leased lands one Gittint. The defendant pleaded not guilty, and denied Sophia Craddock stated that last year the prisoner paid his 00l teeeenteeteen° err " t.,ktztr :P.
saa. tin* ha it would be the duty of the Attorney. for the avowed purpose of building speculations, and in order
diesism,
the plaintiff's possession of the wine. The evidence showed addremes to her es a single man, and believing that be was "MI De moon 27 e 4s& it....C,.,• a.,A., 4 mit 4.
Ormead to sitiond to se to all persons Interested. They' to enable him to carry them out, he owed several sums ofeats i eare,esee 4 noon
that Gifting oceu ied a üblirhouse in the city of Norwich. so she consented to be his wile, and they were married on le ze.
bad imbed air idareet. is the beneficial sense of the word, money upon mortgage : and the creditor', of whom he had a - p• P• - the 19th f July, Battersea h goo si die al Order an Melpard a4a a 3 nen. 4 mosseeeis. op.
as the agent of the plaintiff, who was the real owner; that• at chore . n ter eke I Clantarali
bat they bet duties, and so were interested. He had great great many, were anxious to sue out this fiat in order to se. the licence was granted to Gitting, whoa name was over the covered that he had another wife living, and gave the ik, i ....., 3a L. Do. New 331 1
about the ease, but he would not decide it on his cure to themselves the property, which was sufficient to pay door ; that some wine in the sae; was wired for a church- s Da. New 46 341
in the pound and leave a surplus.-Judg- prisoner into eustody.-The policeman who took the prisoner Ist owns 4 ruts Jonas
rate under a magistrate's warrant, by the defendant, who is into custody produced the certificates of the three marriage., a' arrrin'etVrx ne 1 141,. 212 isew ...Ds 1".."."..e1k own.D"by 7. art IS4
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re: arab" wealderms,"lsidnothinger it.
Lele4t thowaiug, inh
truth,
mtwenentt7desfhenilliter
wised sa t paiselple. The corazonsionen were in
a stateliest to give useful information ; the court would be ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. being sold, had been compelled to pay the rate and the ex. married Joyce, she was perfectly well aware that he had " Do. Yon 20701.70. ft 71 _D.. wowl 4 Twww
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pules, amounting in the whole to the sum which he now mother wife living, but her reply was, that she did not mind 14 in. c 0.... ........ 2as, so Snores non re ~. t.
glad to Hasa to what they had to ay, and be thought the - sought to recover. Mr. fie '
east Bias with whom that. With respect to Mrs. Craddock, ha would admit that 17 Borl insonrS 1 ills a ris. New t i
Attorney-General might profit by what had been stated. HOME CIRCUIT,-KINGSTON, Aram 1. was Mr. Couch, for the defendant, contended,' first, that at first when he met her she might net be aware that he was 9- fee Nae_ 1 im. ss Ds. Dr Sa &Wit ...._
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Ware the Vlce.ChanseUte of England. as the goods had never been removed, there had not a married man, but when she asked b,m to have her, he rim;rtrao- oZoln„..e . . /1; ,:117;-„to
Serrencre.-Praccis Hope, William Hill, and James
been a conversion ; secondly, that tor the purposes of this acknowledged that it was no use his thinking' of s--m 4. a a rmistwas a 0-.-"--1.4'. 7 I In ft: t.,,trz,
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RAN INJUNCTION TO F kiln, who were convicted on Wednesday of felony, were
AZ/TRAIN TRU Diancroas or TRB BIRMINGHAM AND action the wine was not the wine antis plaintiff; for that, se thing, as he was • married man. Her reply was, that she 1, 1 P.. 1 ...,
ht up for judgment, and the prisoner Hope was ten- ,),_lee Ge e mem jil g be
in the public-honse was in did not mind • that she had made up her mind to have him, 1.-1na......,,d r0,,d,,,,, It
OXFORD RAILWAY FHOM AMINO As DIRSICTORS.-Mr. tented to be transported for seven and the others for ten "'" resenfe° of the property - ' , 1 211. 7 m. z...
Roll and Mr. L. Russell concluded their arguments in this Gifting, that was sufficient to make it liable for church-rates and that if the other wife did not trouble them, they should se me wee Im, 1 Nelsii
. yews. William Durant, who was also convicted on Wed.
case in support of the demuner.-Mr. Bothell, for the plain- need.
yof stealing some property from the palace of his Grace .
doe from him; thirdly, that as this action was brought for a not trouble her, and upon thou conditions he married her. 7 0.• D.V.4. •••• • • • rm. le• e D°' Z. 7.5" IP
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lids, in opening the arguments in support of the bill, said heseizure made to enforce a church-rate in a parish of the city The prisoner was then fully committed to take his trial on se Eis orl/fsonesies. ~ ne ip. it N. Cann* Mow .... •• 3 lg.
fe op of Canterbury, at Addington, was !Win
the A hbish
had never watched a case in which he considered the drof Norwich, the venue ought to have been laid in the city the charge of marrying Catherine Joyce, alias Repo, his a Boeme• rm•a• DIa'AI, is act
brought up, and was sentenced to tin years' transportation. 14 non, Ens 4 nr.• pp 1p 10 De. I stert"4"..- • WIN
Ils • and fourthly, former wife being iat the tune • and the evidence of of Norwich, and not in the county ofNorks „ , w 0.,. N.,,, fence would be so easy, and in which the arguments more Thew prisoners, together with several others who were 14 De. Am 4 ip•
ehenlrproved that the demurrer to the bill ought never to under sentence, were then taken back to Kingston gaol, and that as the defendant was a constable acting in the bond fide the third wife, Mrs. Craddock, was also taken, and she was fa Go in. (ape 'sow! a Non 640nonabs 7
haw pet in. The learned counsel for the aisfsadialso placed in one of the yards of the prison ; shortly afterwards discharge of his duty, he was entitled to notice of action, bound over as a witness in the case.-Mr. Gaines applied to 31 Oral manews...• ....ip I 0 LIJI(DIICII-4,44 I lip.
. refused 0. Ds. Low& York Ilie. . Waain lld.
belied sr ecoutderintr the sea ',mita of the goo". I" ' was • vered that Durant had contrived by some means which had not been given. The Chief Baron was of opinion have the prisoner admitted to bail, but Mr. Norton ref to lam. ae,o, e woe (Poo,
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ism LJ it with the numerous authorities *heady de- it
to sale the prison wall and make his escape. He was ~ that there had been a conversion. On the second point, to comply with the request, particularly as the preceedinhic iso'cii.Noria or /Manse.. ssi frislfonen,&•2l44 10
sidsithe point, had devoted their masa, tins served to drop frono the wail iii the huh a the prison, i;o't however, he thought that the defendant was in the right, at the Central Criminal Court commence next week, and a r.: fr so
1. tar ..t a variety of oonstructima whisk might before an alai'm mad be raised, he was out of siffltt,and that as the ostensible property in the wine was in period of imprisonment before his trial will be of short 11 fa. xel: i 7 gip, SI Prone en Min .... ora
as tip a 12.•• tem... ••11 Ip.
I.lokur mi,._the ace of parliansesd, sad to bp- - Dining, it was liable for the church•rata due from him, ape. duration, so mai Wawa
• web Tossed the Mown leadeas fse OXFORD CIRCUIT.-HEREFORD, Masco 31, tinily as the relation in which he stood to the real owner THAMES.-Onerananons IN Tan Rrvii.-Coplain Sti Da & mai. ...... -wo
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a 800Mfg,01014.411.14.0 s
10 Do. s leans
11111 Mil= 21 the WORST flea wing the ervn. ens-Before Yr. Janne Mauls mid &common Jury. was not use which the law allowed in the cum of publicans. Cloak, master of the Liberty collier, John Furbank, master 0 D.. new ls !AAA Doha
lila Illeldllll. the at die fitets led lam ai lest 81111[0111 V. FASSIT.-Mr. Godson and Mr. Cooke ap. On the third and fourth points heresy/no opinion, but dincted of the Northern Star, Richard Carter, toaster of the Aim. 44
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OM& it 1.4411114 61. all imiability, have sendseall the peered Sze as plaintiff; Mr. Whateley and Mr. Keating for the plaintiff to be nonsuited, with leave reserved to him to well, and Henry
Messrs. Rowland
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lelpaNlOsts in SHOW d the li gaits melees, and the dad. Ow delimftra. This was an action of debt. The defendant, move to set the consult aside and have •• verdict entered for
teehtererienhierfed hy
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/ doe et the emit mesh& bete bus given at once against its in the Mom of 1846, bought a large area of coppice wood him.
defessiante. The elotemenle um the bill were these: that, ease tiff, at the rate of 111. per sae, waste to be de- places within a given periad.-1. Veiny, who defended 1:1 D.‘• * Aort.
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after the till was • main was held, at whisk the After the coppice had been cut away, the ground MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-WARWICK, MAUCH 31. the masters, advised them to plead guilty, and urged that s ut."1.7,..,d,.. . g ..,, .es at ialata a Don 30 s 6
I . slireetors Weft Ilret =dr the act-a subsest one IMOIMEred, and found to contain 19 acres. A certain lot FATAL INTSRITIRENCIS IN A QUABARL.-John afitheard, they were ignorant of the rules, but it was shown that the a Lim user us c.. 4.;.. a SO Da SA (AA ISt.) N.. 1 I&la . 4
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onlinary assating was es the 27th of Febrnszy, III?, whisk sees marked No. 49, and castained about five eons, aged 20, was charged on the coroner's inquisition with kii, defendants were well acquainted with the usual practices of s: I,Z;Z:n„O„,r,„, :st Ni.rts oe. 5. (Cr. soo a; ii.„
f whisk was alarmed to, and Uhl r, the 13th of Mash hat, hard pat tithe 19 Ada real "'Wanda peke* ling and slaying Mary Brown, in Birmingham, on the 11th the river. They were each fined in half the full penalty-to sa minua.... . sstne re (Cr. 810 4 i se:
mos hew of (moue ; that om • secede, et orate wen how mach eif iv" *mos want to be nnad of Jesuitry. On the night before the decease of Mary Brown, wit, 61., as it appears that my is sum cannot act as a pre- 10 44.• New
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2:umesidentbray aselaay was WI ai two o' ea the warm, amiss dadosisifsemtheamountlio be shawl 'pia die prisoner was quarrelling with a girl of his isquaimabcs ventive to thew practices, it being understood that the 21. on rey.reo,o „one, i ep. 4as tales sSwens-.. If 04.
SI RIB IMMO &Y, in pereweetee of a enesial sake the dallimant. The witseson tar the plaintiff soldonly these sad ill.tresting her. The deceased, who was a perfect fine usually indicted is nothing less then a bonus to the a A. Ana, l earn- 1 laalafwA 4 501444.5. a es,
air re reillarn of ccoelderhig thopardet7, Iteree ebembt be d
.4mae_ted•__._ll? ebtliw_,,,„,tettaill "PST*, or avenger to the prisoner, hearing the noise, "hipped into the mien of something like al. The fines were immediately Li:: .j.t,t,=, ~. wtrir.:4=-. 11 5,..
Vsr did the of eking ind Odd." nivinrilq!.. Nl_
__Tminm_._mm.W._..._ .___wmidi iid mold grow_ • MGM where it occurred, with the view of amtis' dog the person PaLd• ________, Dr Am Alm (Pm!)
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say step at seek meeting • ths number of ana, =mow, WE lea nINIMMIIMI wee to pay so; crenated. The prisoner, with many oaths, threatened to VI Arl IRS W Ull I 11.-UNTOCINDIIII CHATIGE or FELONY. „Ms, 4N. .h liid.
diseases el the emegsay by the 'lsaias, if se thought two Sera red PIM Paha& Taw wilmees WO* road for ask out her brains, and seconding Mc words, ha seized hold -Henry Wilms, wuche2led en suspicion of eteathf a afirer 2"' ‘221,12'1;:= ::°' : tralwaase 14 "
Os al In new arsoinms in alMsla to the exhiog assetten, the dentin% warn Man *ad** whale ft• @MK *mkt of a pair of tacos near the fireplace, and inflicted watch and aependaffes, • tied ot 41., the property eJ. Lee, IS Do. Dm A. 11, esse anal& Mimi ej 1
tad elm err seersdedni ore of a bill for whin be dsembod. Ord them, wheesiprindged beams Is arm a drendfal wound on Mary Brown's 'head. Thu pd. coachmanmaieinedfardener to Dr. Cermaak, of Putney.-Cum- 5 De...k.. ..... A. I it D. Selman
Ms Binnieglema sad Otaisi Jrmetion Ragas/ ,to wlnigiss, and who s= or himself as a allelere, senor wis taken before the magistrate, (or the ss, plainant his watch at four o'clock in the afternoon. He 74 its 9•1••••• •• • • 2 De. Pratkawsw II
es lon. MOUS. a. OD 2224 le De.B.4IAVJAMeAst 1 I
MA the Birmingham, Weatedszten. end Dudley and seemewed the in elblaiiall, on bet malt, and Mary Brown attended, pre h., evidence had been at the Spotted Hone, in Pinney, end there saw the is D. a... "46,6... 13 „. Fromm 31422we1e.
ppaeny into one , watheeising the sale of how ma alt multiplied li 100, replied he met sad was bound over to prosecute. Upon retarmazz• ' prisoner whom b. suspected he being the only strutter s ne. a. ewe. sr. 'd se seem. 4 sew-- 1 sta.
the WotvwlimpNa, sad Dudley Railway, tell without adialsting it on a slate and pencil • and at to be: lodgiege she was taken very al, end died eon after Mere.-the landlord of the Spotted Horse amid the prisoner I reeeteo._,.___ue eueenet 4 Bern.Thei4CMOClsset pa.
If On Wrenn (014 Van es,.
and other new works, to ohs Watson Rallwa Can. being the allowed some nameate to dose, Wag dirw:
II foam the effect of the wound, An inquest was held on the was certainly in the tap-room, when the
e complainant and [ totTaTr•Cwn,u,n, to asa ...or. ran 11,.
Elik.......enildslinaissingris=iihotraiety of fate dadam that be seed" not, whirled more 11460 belajit loan tad a verdict of wilful murder was returned euninoo the several other gardeners Weil there. If had some beer by 7 Do. insrien. L. IS B. 22 7 Nen Minn 0
Of el ee withdrawing, tas aid him, and he aanollyleft the boa without solving limb wham Tab was the charge up°, which ha was tried. himself, and Id not interfere in any way with the rest of : Da. 4..
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ice It T Pen tattler 'WWI at the said satassedioary problem. The Nay Mad fee the plaintiff, kr the anat at The Jur; lambed a verdict of Manalatiehter, The learned the coulianY. He went away and was absent some houn ; m is, 40/, ,s,, 'pi; 4 3 0"78
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weeeekg, the add Rimier= and Diked Railway Com. 221. 7s, M. Moab's* wee the first saw tried. The next Moo oratensood Ith32 to two yens' Iseperipmooo, with bird he returned in the evening, and wanted a bed, which minims a A 1C1...L.21.4 D 610. I Ana""Tri.= Age 44 40.
,by reselations My wade, Warmed the number of the was an undalmileil ection. The third, which was tried by a labisr. could not let him have -Polietseljeant Bunn', 2V, said I it°. loet ot• I: 1: 3,, .-d.,,,,1 ....... - • it. I
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dirmseseo Of the ho twelve to Istrem • that the special jury, was - - The 11W Prins business finished about one o'clock on the officer who took the prisoner into custody was not at that 414 5 &Mouse, i'' 4.44 444 4444_, .44 ti
mid was to five o'do* of chi name day, Tna QUERN v. Coui-Mr. Se *cent Talfowd, Mr. Weimsday. The criminal business was brought to a close moment in attendance, bet would shortly be so. Prisoner 40 0.. x... 0..... MO .. .40 as Pen. on niesse is se
whoa a was ins& that emo.thad of she diswears who otebleayy,, and Mr. Gorden for the Crown • Mr. absinths same hour this day (Thursday), Mr. Berm putts, had been searched at the station ,• no watch bed been found. ts rr. re „
. I is. & Pas. as 1 I alawlears 3 *al.
were is sees pardon to the 27th of Feb., should that Hals he the &haunt. This woo ea Indictment M. Whitsburst, Q C., and Mr. Hominy, Q.C. having Inquiries had been made at the addreashe had given at Pad- a sw cs7a T;SsaS .... . i sir. Is 11,,„,,, swi ow., sil:
retire ftem 4150. and sash motion was oarA manizarmely prosesnad ander the direatim et the "Wins dispertment, rich d, otherwise the assize might have been extended until dington, and„ he
.proved_ to be a very respectable man. te. it.„..4:__. n""'.. 4p. If sell Maas 1 4
by all the samba present at the media& en. tibia hod boa asaval_ by ortimarl, ani ma hiveght Sanaday. With the clue of the business at Warwick, the Prieeper had six shillings in his loctoccelon, end a nust- ; 1-,•,,:;.--
ore twelve drmetors, the dahnients to this down hir idol am the Mid Prins el& It sonsamil that the badness of the Midland Circuit was brought to a *occlusion. bet of plans for laying out gentlemen's .-- I no..Ennwl• a eao ete e wen Pia...Ws,. ......
the chairman refused to sash modem. deanolleat was a bar st a Sams felled Cessar, along 12 Mr. Paynter said it was very clear efrientshere
It I:alediesX stated that the lor I For Amens.
at wiles km rak *Y. eel that tit Aught, 11144. be woo cm- NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LIVERPOOL, Kamm 31. w°222° Me sgainetteenee' end he heed net make sny PARIL It'''' it 11."7* (*WM. infa4447-71.44- , C
nets weeds& and who ormarresi in the resin see Tided a a "Nam el armaded sense malt mow" Cover.- Before Mr. Boron Ammon. defence unless he pleased .-The prisoner recollected having rearms onrms .. 1175 are I ins isle 1173 7
Named, 'growled 70 In zombi_ r, and °II kb 'nal the mks and bed is the Wright Fitzgerald and John Richardson were indicted been at the Spotted Hone when complainant and several 1.000._•711.7Weee •• • No 445 40 446 as an NI
mg by Pay up Meeda *IMAM ellansiire.:"..:l7lll4 penalty of 601. A tfalress warrant having been for haying, by false pretences, obtained •• sum of "en le. ad. gardeners wire there, bat be in no way interfered. He was "0,7."; -44.17 :: as 75 :I :: st to ::: 22 Fs: m
osiagisaThich meedeled silver: of MANI shwa isa me Isavad, arka ea goods having been Bon
---d to alloWer tile fine, from Moms. Barbour and Brother", carrying on badness at well known to many gardeners in the neighbourhood, who Union • MS SO MO elf so ow sus so
MIL the while °f abs' tialmateds tehmel to nth. "lam Win." he his anneal Wild Word- Is November. Manchester. It was the practice in the office of these gentle. would give him a good character.-Poliorcoutable Taylor nem• ••••• • •• in n I est any Sa .13 n I"
lama saw and thso al loailat that Ow WON oda laved 1844, the excise edam to wham the warrant was di- men to have payment-notes wade out weekly of media due here stated that the result of his inquiries into the prisoner's MEETINGS. r
Messims of the sail--OLC Brows VALLEIT. BUDIIVEIT,
sad ware still maim bliglanfiliZsossm
cif al dames to nor, wow sad two essfaeme nought tlis defendant at break- from them to paella from whops they had purchesed goods, character wee highly satisfactory.-114. Paynter said there sire Kuzma ' X
; aka, t the lest, to his own berme, haloes six and seven *Week in Thew were sent by a clerk to Mae persons, with a request Mesh 31.-Mr. T.
was not a shadow of suspicion against the prisoner.-The Vranme Ewen inn distr.-The eu.psnjkntw
Mk kr teases the
1 NOM allekin) it WM .44, et the the miming. The err amid him that he had arms to obey would call for the amount. It was the duty of the yd. prisoner gait such a charge was likely to ruin him for life.- lime te the Imam eel far lea Irrirliar is Bari at. illh•
afosa=sitizegtoll Meamati of the
la= mad Mm. The delirmient raked for slue delays mew to make out these notes, and they were usually carried Mr. Poynter said that if any unpleasantness arose out of the mrilrees "rid themMfi
,efibit Pentleblee•
be amid tali his leasklest and thongs his en. sat by smother clerk. Of these payment notes the Messrs. matter, he would willingly Rive him a certificate bearing out "Ma al'irt*-'"'L" ss........MCKLAND.
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and Deilay_Rae, earge""lateassalsebt be ismosens to Ws the olisso, Swing that the delay asked for e should have Toosiestl era abort onts before his previous declaration.-The accused thanked the maga. ~,,Yewm„,.......,...DmillelfiteTbreLao.'••• -e - -
the thank Wi ai:l7lo=ll4Camm, mad di as analler would abeam@ he dm neighbours to amembbs, and that ths of ysnuary, On that day some yin. ransdSt trate in a voles half choked with whs. He then left the - - - --"- - el sermisnlegsbe bill
srinn larmeeenement lkow=m&dlieiiitlamip Awsklind mat by the mufti mod- then might la • vensms, refand to canesde, and lame. Me m& Berbour's office for the payment of this mote, to °curt eurr*uhded by friends. Weak& merwee. me hree, the liter awl
• wily boil lith of Dortatme, in dime side on• distal sawed the 41011101.04 Itle Medlin immediately dts easaut of 4671. I. 5a.,..a it Ins paid to Main sebum. Derssatta= sal So Man heel piss teem. the
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alesali. Uri dr dream were thereby use to sanbled, gelacipally women. MA Maks& ass elleen. 1001. ram were paid for it, with the balance is gold. Oa MONEY AUSIET. rmye), vish Me Meer Valley Itailway. AYR sum dimemlon se to
i MeNImam with, Ist to withdraw, the peeped Rene pushed and shoved theft *bast; mem tlutrw abases In teSeptimmall ao be bated by the IM. Ilmy mere appreard of at
ahnknepnallsasent, and•the chairman hung meats& to at them• arms armek them with beast which they iSthe 14th, the day after this money was received, THUS/IDLY Evutento. tett mmalsen
I alb the man seal slake senspeny to this ef had ~,_. tithe aro .
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iiii, am. he whosome alms, •Zasa of M . Myers, a tailor, at Liverpool, where about the rumoured event of the advance in the minimum Edinie=mMarsklll-Mr. T. DUI ta the dleMen' ro-
adbed to Oho value of 161. He had formerly been rate of discount that to be deed d wsaet Yam, sal mg live 'dear sheneheiden shwa be swilhae *wag bean lost probed frous it by ithe sear, took a giaasiaga af f Kr. btand him was e on in the Bank erPaLleik sad hillsalat that thiltitararkeklar at
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OM ilmidansh emlinliniedfo gassed with the bib Whoa Mullis is the gesewl. where he lay Is s Mee el keessei- Medi is
two Me& 1101•1. He bad up to this time been living very rideliberation a more than usual length of time, but at foe Male ft ". IV shut 11"ftlepg I" "lag tr'
• , y at Manchester, buts/leeward., and until length, ca their seprmtlou, it was announced to Me mune- 24 10e. d iiii
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