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strongly
of her t.
_ m's arrival
the Cieruinstanees
situation, and may
for, if brought

town has become the prey
and twenty-three Jews' ho
ball, the theatre, the clad).

obtersations

, and fifty others,
.manufactory, are all reduced to
lives

tbc 140 actor in the
course of the a--

BIRTHS.

DIED.

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her Ileum heard the child cry out that " idle would tell her mo. period. Cuter Commtssiostee.-1 am very glad that
e,mycoletervations or nem, ana to nave vomiteu a tale quantity. or I/MAR& 0 ~,,,
thee." Witness then entered the house, and found the prisoner that should it beweerer, the pulse was not affected. Ir. Lodge a suspicions being BIRTHS.
- ---- .- meet with your approbation, and 1 beg to obvert,
•thwakwenell, Janaxaed the blond which she pretended to have
there. (the here described the situation of the prisoner and theAt Kenilworth, on Wednesday last, the lady of the Hon. Chas.
et,.:8.) %V imess accused the prisoner, who said he had done no. On Friday night last, shout twelve o'clock, Mayeon, the turn out that the creditors have no ground for opposition, and have
made this application for other purposes than the ends of justice, ro n up, finditz it not at all like any thing proceeding from Clifford, of &daughter.
Ming. Witness said, "You brute, it is not the first time you made deputy-constable of Pendleton, was standing at the top of
there is a clause in the Act which renders them liable to the MEd. the stomach, he look at the arm he had bled on his fins visit, On the 18th Inst., at Lympstone, Devon, the lady of Mei( r
It I attempt ;" and prisoner answered, " I never tried but twice Bridge-street, Manchester, when a man came up to him, vent's costs. and found that the bandage had been disturbed. Mr. Walton, the Charles Collis, of a daughter.
before." and evidently little suspecting who he was, took hold of It was then ordered that the removal should take place within constable, was called to examine the premises in the morning, and On the nth inst., in Baker-street, Penman-square, the lady of
Cross.exernineol by Mr. Bean-Witness beat the child after.
the breast of his coat, saying, " You had better button ten days, at the expense of the applicants, otherwise the present his experience soon led him to the conclusion that no attempt at J.J. Bulkeley, Esq. of a daughter.
wards for nor telling what had previously occurred. The door oforder to be of no effect. robbery had been made by any practised burglars. It was evident
your coat, master;" but in a moment he returned, and again MARRIED.
the house was wide open, and any person entering might have seento him that no thief would have been at the trouble to break a win.
t;:e prisoner and the child. There was another house within s taking him by the coat, repeating his kind admonition to - - ---- dem in order toe scape, when lie might have effected his i utpoee
ti one's.throw of witness's. The prisoner was In and out of witness's beware of catching cold ;at the same time thrusting the Diteatiret. Ft it E.-WARSAW, Jun, 3.-We have the by the more ear and less noisy process of lifting up the sash. The ofObenwthme 20th hAdindstio.,es,teirldiesshtotpi:gogathet,orloer
adonahamMe.BHalacomerybi:i„sointotail
l.aure frequently before. other hand into Maycon's breast pocket, be extracted from following account from the Circle of Mienchyborg.Letie- window is several feet from the ground ; and beneath it is a flower
The child, wlou did not appeal. to he remarkably intelligent, was bed of loose soil, upon which there was the mark of a small shoeless
it a memorandum-hook, not containing bills of exchange or diet*, of the I lth June :-" To-day above the half of our
mat essreinecl. and clearly described what may be inferred from foot but nothin like the d indention that must have been made Robert Canning, Leg. of llartpury, near that city. to M nao
rida
Wed
ay lest,sarae
aptlYte.'Mary.de.hode Church, Glou_c_esta ere
banknotes,but twoinquestwartants and alist of town hos become the prey of the flames. Two hundred b ' g . eeP . •
tire t•vitielie.: efCatherine Long. • person dropping from a window eight or ten feet above is Y
'le Begin addressed the Jury for the prisoner.
feerdier-ouilty.
An ohjection having beent mftdctrotreitewhotildi'isi
toch:didnedfiecttnnta,‘stiben Ct:liittreocer ft, d
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, name, as stated in
geeter,./ Freres wgai i.llicta:l for illeellty and fraudulently pot. He then attempted to run off; but Maycon, who was quite and twenty-three Jews' houses, and fifty others, the town- lipen the whole, facts so strongly favoured the conclusion that the
upon the alert, seized the skirts of his coat, and held him ball, the theatre, the cloth-manufactory, are all reduced to winnow. for souse purpose of her own, was the sole actor in the
a moment ; but the coat gave way, and lie ran off round ashes. _ Fifteen persons have lost their lives in the ca- tff!iir,ean th, on
Yof consideration, the back of I h Lie shambles, where he was fortunately met tastr.oplie." .
and stopped by one of the
peeing himself-of 25., the moneys of Elizebeth Atnirewn. It nip him, watchmen. The book. was not COMET ST E A II- 13 0 A T.—We are. Informed that the Comet in haon
found upon but the papers which it contained were steam-boat has been dragged within a few yards of the •
peered that rite prisoner load played oil' the old trick of ring-drop. discovered on the ground near the spot wherehe was appre- shore, at low water-mark, and Informed reirrlittreen:s arrival
ltan min ottfillt
disefarged f} ober situation'", and course of
tlohe day; and Gloucester.
Youngest daughter of the Rev. J. B. Cheston, of the College Greco,
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DIED.
On the 16th ion., at Dublin, the Hon. Lieut. Samuel Fondle.
y coinesarnferyell/fothrtunate' Henley Ongley, at' the Grenadier thuds, in the 20th year f
g ped so easily ; for if btought before It It (Willi- h" age. • r e cur
- • Ighth li 'ed her -
. hce, the m aye su pet to $ severe punishment.
It is expected she would be .
aged
dn
7tsh.e 18th inst., at IC are, George Base, Esq. malt.* •r
[ p••is on t!ee preseenteix, who Nat an illiterate old woman. As she 'tended, and his uper garment exhibited a deficiency of the got up on Tuesday night. The body of a woman has been' We rt oice to fin t all apprehensions for the safety of I=2=i-- -- - - - ----------- ---
; was walking through a street in Plymouth, she saw the prisoner
, mooted take something off the round. She inquired whether skirt which had been left in Maycon's hand. The prisoner washed ashore quite entire, except a little mortified in the the harvest and the to potato crops have now vanished. um DAT AT LONDON BRIDOS.
55.115110 H WATSITinTa 5 E ___ b.
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was lodged in the New Bailey, and on the following day was neck and shoulders. The authorities examined the body The rains have been ge el in every part of the kingdom. g• - • I 'en ug ~ vex
It was a pound note and he arswered. " No, it is paper, and .____.,....._......,...-___...eewee. . --
wenet mghard,believe money. (Iron opening the paper It
li. 1 , " * committed to the Sessions for trial. He is an old offender, before interment, and believe that it is the woman who Wart They did not come in lime for the hay, and that is the
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rrintad al Tag BRITISH !RISS Office. by J. W. CARLTON. No; NC
I was hum to cousin a ring. Thin prisoner asked the old woman to and well known to the police. said to be missing. only short crop.-Irish Paper. Strand, and published by R. CANNON, same place.
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