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ltd Mayor.--" Mr.Vorlikr, i aldl owthfille
you have offered. surd I .ball prolnielVbra
• let yens know whollier bail eon be Wars at
all for yew. tad if so. whether the bail you have
offered will be esibeieru.^
' sir. Cathie amid elr. Warder then let the
afice, the &riser in custody. Mr. Warder. on
as on (merit* from. the ilouNho.liourle.
'8,1.4+4414 cheered by the people:.
Biondlord woo neht pelt to the her. and ass
e.t . aiblresied by the Lerrifffriyor:—".Mr..Blaiida
'ora, the papers found orl. you are still resider con-
•aheratlen± it is not in my power this day to are
ohettfir trail will tie itteived foe you or not ;Is
soo4 as this Point is deirimiised. i shall take the
AirwikPerluniti inforraiog you."
Klbsdrord esprvimell himself satisfied with
flat good inrentioot of his Lorrisbip, bowed to the
and retirid invuotody.
livoideit'ihe Lord Mayor. Aldermen Smith sod
flat/ well sot on the. Bench.

301V-STRIET.

SIWITIOUS PUSLICATIONS.
Yvaportwy. at half-past one o'clock, Bishop. the
r." •••!,„ snitrirti the office with Mr. Dol4. of War-
c..,lr-sueve. to his custody, charged wiih publish-
tow sedition:6a publications.
Biahnit.rws Isyin4 the warrant before Mr. Binsie,
tto: saboß Nlagistratr, ou which be bad appre•
to.-vrle•l thr "'mower—

The Alni-tr.ite ii.ked the Prisoner his name.
: " Thomas Clotby."
rhr nagiatrste him, if he spelt his name
th an a or au o

The uvply miss, " With en o."
*Che Magistrate—.• Where it your residence ?"
Prisoner—" No. 31, Warduurestreet."
%•lagiatrate-6' Whit business are you ?"
Priormer-6. ► am a stationer, and sell political
ya l 7 Meta."
Kr. Woods, the clerk, handed to the Magistrate
the information upon which the Prisoner was sp.
prehentleil, 'which cherged him with having. pub-
liobed a wicked and malicious libel, imputing the
crone or murder to the Magistrates and yeomanry
cavalry of Manchester. He also handed to the
Magistrates. at the saute time, the pamphlet which
Contained the libel. It is entitled, Sheraria's
Weekly. Political Register, Number 16. Vol. V.
The first page is headed .. Manchester Nlassacre,"
printed in hitge letters, and the article is made up
of the vague, ut.certaiii, and erroneous statements
which have heel) publi.hed in the course of the
week. with libellous sib lions. The Magistrate
trail it, far flows) the lint aide till he came to where
it calla upon the people to arm themselves, which
was sufficient to convince him of the evil tendency
of the publication.

The evidence produced was Lewis Lewis, a con-
stable belooging to the office, who stated that on
Saturday, iiher rotor o'clock, he went to the Pri-
soi er'. shop, and purchased the pamphlet produced,
and paid two-pence for it, and he believed the
Prisoner to be the man who served.
The Ptis;o4re admitted that he was in hi. shop,
and served the witness in the way of his business.
The Prtranser addressed the Magistrate, and re-
quested that he might he allowed to wait a little,
that he alight be enabled to procure bail, he hay-
culled 1111011 and sent for some friends.
The Magistrate, in reply, said, he should com-
pel him to wait, and if he did not procure bail, he
stiould commit him.

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Daring the examination Mr. Giles, the baker. of
Itiyeh.street. had ridertd the office unob,erved by
the Pri.nirer. and wa. then mitting behind him, who
it wit.-sioppusitil had heard of his friend being in
custody, sniti bait cuuie forward voluntary to bail

XOll.
At. Giles there came forward to offer to be one
of the Prisoner',

* The Nologi,tiate risked him if he ass a house.
keeper ? _

Mr: Giles replied. 11 Yes, two."
The Magintrate—" Von can't occupy two houses ?
(ides.—" I occupy one house, and the ad-
' ?radii house belongs to me. 1 pay 801. a-year
fur toe browse I I I yr..'
' A doubt was entertained of Mr. Goles's being.
eiigible to be received as hail, it being suipixted
'that he hail already become ball ror twine other 'ni-
non. and on the Magistrate interrogating h,m on
• One point, he admitted that be was now under hail
• for another person.

The Magistrate inquired of him who it was
Mr. Giles replied it was for Mr. Hunt.
MAgistriite. on inquiring of Mr. Giles for
Orliarne-er.ce he was hail for Mr. fluor, it turned

IMO *it it woo not far a miodemeusaor. or any pub-
'veal offence, but far debt.

ltlagistratv, not cinmidering this an objec-
tion to Mr. Giles bring received y bed for APr.
Is , 1w agreed to receive him as nut, 'btu
sii`eirii;r•PfffEcteur twit-toukl. heprocured. ,
Alirs'nsillry was tiikrii oat of the office, but re-
-171141 'Omit tune after with smother fliesid,
site iii i h s acne was Thomas Ashford Tiirsser,:of
N~t.'tl,"~irrctsstle-.freer, hi the Stroud, a pointer.
Tice ..140gistrate *eked him. in addition to the
espiirciiiestion of being a. huitatkeeper, if he
viols wort; •