The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, ISM

IKON DAY, JULY 8.
The July Steller, a subscription of SOP. each, 30p. ft. for
yr old cults, Sat. 61b.; sad Allies, dst. Slts. The New
T. Y. C.
Lord Foley 's b. f. by Blucher, oat of as Election mare
(bought at Hampton Court)
Mr. &myrtle's f. by &Inn, out of Apes
Lord Ezeter's br. e. Elf, by Comps, oat of Gibside Fairy
Lord Ezeter's f. Goveroers, by Pioneer, oat of Durant
Mr. Smith's ch. e. by Williamoon's Ditto, out of Mockblrd's
d
Mr. Rogers 's b. c. by Woful, out of Blischwee as.
Mr. Rogeris b. c. brother or Puha
Lord Jersey's f. by Phantom, sal of Fillagree
Mr. Wyrnltsem'all, f. by Whalebone, out of Wasp
dlr. W)ndhans's b. c. by Pioneer, oat of sister to Caroline
Duke of Graftoo's be. c. Logic, by Sella% out of Piquet
Doke of Gratlom's rh. f. by Partisan', out of Coquette
Lord Stradbroke's eh. or ro. c Plessis, brother to Tigris
Lord Stradbruke names dlr. Newton's b.f. by Partisan, out
of Diana
Mr. Rush's b.f. by Pioneer, out of Reserve
Lord G. H. Cavendish's 11 f. by Pioneer, out of Ridicule
Lord fermium's ch. f. by B:ucher, out of Mockbird
Mr. Wilson 'a ch. c. by iVelicms, oat of foarneen
Sir J. Sbelley's sister to Irauhoe
Mr. Grevlllea e. by Smoleniko, dam by Ruben,
Mr. Greville's f. by Wuful, out of Bella Dooha
Mr. Cruckford's br. c. by Piaster, out of sister to Rob Roy
■r. Huster'n f. by %abet's, out of Sprightly
Lord Grosvenor's br. e. Laocoos, brother to Belvidere
Mr. Certeis's b. f. Mum, by Phantom, dam by Totteridge
Mr. Bloss'a sister to Miracle
• Mr. Cooper% b. c. by Haphazard, dam by Bensingbrongh
Mr. Bateau's Mystic, Bst. 4th. spied Mr. Wilhamson's
Harriet, Set. T. Y. C. 180 p.

TU/111.11‘.
501. for 3 yr olds, carrying tlst. 91b. ; 4 yr olds, Bst ;
5 yr olds, est. 81b.; 6 yr olds, est. ISlb. ; sad aged, Sit.
D. I.
(First year .)—Rtsewal of the Sweepstakes of lOgs each ;
for 3 ,r eldt4 6.1. fl►; 4yr olds, est. Ilb. ; syr Ws,
Sot. lOtb. ; 6yr olok, Set.; sad aged, est. Slb. T.M.M.
The wiener le be sold for 360g0. if dmoisatlod, Soc.
'MSG! RIMY :
IA G. H. Coveacihth 1.41 Foley Me. Wystlitam
Mr. Wonky D. of Graham Major Wdroa
IA sorter D. of Grafton Me. Bases.
Mr. Bparcrio Mr. Scull
WM EIIIII4T.
rat Tools Page of WA for It yr old colas est. ; and
&Iwo, Sot. Last mik sad a distance of D.C.
(Fiat year).—Reactral of Nse eireepetelirs of Ms. each ;
fort yr olds, est. Illb. ; and 3yr olds, est. The New
TY.O. Tie wiener to be sold for tOess. if demanded, Sc.
sec
saki R.Careadiolt I '
Me. Wortley
Mr. Resit
hlr.Udny
Lit Exeter

L 4 fole7
Mr. Seen
Nr. Wydhr4
NT. N. H. Solidi

Ld Vero lam
Major Wilco•
Mr. Balms
Mr. Rosen.

HORRIBLE OC:CIIKRENCE.

On the night of Wednesday last some wicked
incendiary set 6re to the house of Mr. C. P. Cahill,
of Cranaghinore, iu the parish of Drum, within
tyro miles of this tooth in the county of Rowan-
moth The flames communicated to two adjoining
houses, belonging to wretchedly poor people, and
entirely consumed the same, nod burnt to death •
young Lady, Harriet Flood, an inmate of Mr.
Cahill's. Next morning her body was dug out
of the ruins; it presented • most frightful ap-
pearance, bring almost entirely burnt to a cinder.
Every possible exertion is making to discover the
perpetrators of this horrid doing, bat as yet without
effect. A meeting of the Illagtstrates, we hear, is
in contemplation, for the purpose of recommending
to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant the necessity
of piecing the pariah under the Insurrection Act.
On Thursday evening an inquest was held in the
absence of a Coroner, by Coate Mulloy, Esq. and
the Rev. Gorge St. George. Magistrates of the
county, and • most respectable Jury, Sir R. B. St.
George, Bart. Foreman—their verdict woe, "That
Harriet Flood came by her death in consequence of
the burning of Mr. Cahill's house. by some mali-
cious person or persons uuhoown."—(Athlone
Herald, .11111 S 28.)

The fallowing is the Decree declaring the block-
ade of Tnrkey :—.

" PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE.

" The Greek nation has takes areas, and combats against
tyrsaay. The rights of the people are incustestible. The
.n►eard-of sacrifices made by that people ►ave for object
is. indepeadence, sad es it is acquainted .ii► its right., it
knows also its dilly. to declaring its ind• pendesee, it eats.
bushed a Central Govarameut to defend the former; sod to
fulfil the d, it is Incumbent os the Government to at.
tain its object, 'ad to 'cadre the sacred of t►e people
triumphant, Is deprive the enemies of Greece of all their
neon of oppression. la coseequenee, the Provislosel Go-
veruenest of Greece, is virtue of the law of gallons of all
the States of Europe, declares sow In a state of blockade all
t►e coast occupied ►y the enemy, both in Epirus and the
Petrpoonesus, &thee (Negropost), and Theses'', from
Epidaurus to &Joule*, including that place—derlaree also
is a state of blockade all the isles sad ports occupied by the
enemy is the Erma Sea, the Spuradias Isles, sad the Isle of
Crete.
" All nark, ender whatever A.g they salt, which, after
obtaiuiug a knowtedgeiof the decree ►y the Commanders of
the Greek squadrons, or hp separate vesettle, shall attempt
to enter these ports shall be seised, and treated accord's;
to the laws and usages established iu such cases. The
Commander of Greek vessels .►all enutinue Is casts to
be published this Resoladios, till the Governmeot have se.
(piked the certainty that it has reached wherever it is seen.
awry. The present Declaratioo shall be besides cumrauni-
ailed to all the Consols of all the Frfiradly Powers is the
dgfi rent States of Greece.
" The President of the Executive Power,
A. SIAM) COitDATO.
The Minister of Foreign Afire,
" TU. NECRI.

" Corinth, March 13, I!'M.•

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, laweours IMW,
Tuommay, JULY 4.

The Lord Chancellor sat at ten o'clock. This is
the first seal •tier Term.

REDUCED FIVE PER CENTS.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that the day
had parsed by for the suitors holding an interest in
the 5 per Cents. in that Court to dissent from their
being reduced, therefore, on all the implications
hereafter to be made to the Court for the payment
out of any sum of money that hod stood in the
5 per Cents. it must be made as standing in the
4 per Cent.. Ile would feel obliged to the Bar, in
wording ally order to that effect, if they would give
him their assistance, so as it might be properly
drawn up.
HABEAS CORFU&
Mr. Cotten moved for two writs of Habeas
Corpus. is bring up on Tuesday two persons who
were in custody.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Why are these ap-
plications made to me ? Before my time the prac-
titioners of this Court never thought of making
such applications here. The Legislature, for the
purpose of relieving this Court and the Court of
King's Bench. passed an Act lately to enable any
one of the twelve Judges to issue such writs. and
hear and determine them at Chambers. There are
nine Judges now in town unemployed, and why
are not these applications made to them ? their be.
ing made to me is only defeating the iutention of
the Legislature. I cannot refuse such applications
when they are made to me, for if I did, I would
be liable to a penalty of SON. for each refusal, and
*las be ineapacitated, as long as I lived, from hold-
ing any office under his Majesty."
Mr. CumAtts--04 Then your Lordship will allow
the writs to be returnable on Thursday next ?"
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" I have no option;
I cannot refuse the applications; but if they are
continued to be made to me, I will consider it my
daffy to apply to the Legislature to adopt soave
measure for the purpose of carrying the intention of
their Act into eXct."
THE DIMS OF BEDFORD O. TEI TRUSTEES OF
THE BRITISH MUSEUM.

The Loan CH A ROIL LOR observed, that he would
hear this case ou Saturday next, if it would be con-
veaierrt far his Honour the Master of the Rolls to
give him his assistance on the Bench on that day.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. GVILDRALL, LONDON,
THURSDAY, JULY 4.

Word aus LORD Cain Janus and a COMRO* Jury.

FEAREY V. GOULD.

This was an action of assault. The Defendant,
who is a scavenger, had an empty cart standing in
the Tenter-ground, into which the Plaintiff (a child
of eleven years of age) and other boys got to play ;
but on the Defendant making his appearance, they
scampered off, excepting the Plaintiff, who was
getting out at the tail of the cart, when the De-
fendant came up and pulled him out by the legs
(according to the evidence of one of the bop), and
threw him on the ground, from which he was unable
to rife, as it appeared that his thigh bone was
broken. D•rectly the Defendant was apprised of
it, he said, ',Good God ! how soon an accident
happens—l had not the least intention of hurting
Muer and caused him to be carried home. He
afterwards gave SZI. to the lad's parents, who were
in low circumstances, bat refused to pay the sur-
geon's bill.
Mr. ScAttErr called witnesses who proved the
Plaintiff's case.

Mr. NOLAN addressed the Jury for the Defend-
ant. He contended, that very moderate dsmages
would be sufficient to meet the justice of the ease,
as it appeared on the Plaintiff's evidence that his
client had been merely an unfortunate involuntary
instrument in the transaction.

The Jury found a verdict for the Pluintiff—Da.
mtges 101., to which was added, by consent, 51. Ss.
fur the amount of the surgeon's bill.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yesterday Mr. Ameeeous appealed agsiast the appoist-
meat of Mr. Rhode*, the well known cow-keeper, at Wing-
toy, coufirmed at the Petty Sessions, to be one of the over.
eters of she poor for the parish of Teitenbant, ow the
grouNds that, although he bail a house in that Fluid', and
rented nearly SOO eters of ground therein, yet he also had
• house, and • larger quantity of ground in the pariah of
St. Pamela', where he wee one of the Directors of t►e Poor.
And besides, Mr. Rhodes considered it totally inconsistent
with his duty, ass parish officer of St. Pancras, to accept of •
similar appointment in a neighboaring perish at the seam
time. But the truth was, continued the Ululated Counsel,
that is the parish of Tottenham a great emery (catkin,'
lived, whose daily evocatioos carried them to the metropolis,
and being men of property, they were usually fixer! upon by
attain individuals to fill parochial situations, well knowiag
that they would sooner pay the fine of 151. than perform pa-
rish dudes is person. In this situation, in addition to what
be (Mr. Adolphu►) had above stated, stood his client,
404 it waa mod simpler that the house of Mr. Rhodes,
its the parish of Tottenham, stood at least the distance of
oue mile from any other house in that parish, and nearly
three miles from the village, from whence the poor always
came for parochial aid. The Learned Ad►ocate said, had
his client submitted to pay the prescribed fist, he 'mold not
have to trouble the Bench this day on lha subject, and con-
cluded, for the reasons above staled, that it was his decided
opinion that the appointment ought to be set aside.
Mr. BOLLAND sad Mr. ANDRILIRk argued at great
length for the appointment being confirmed, and among
other reason', submitted that great benefit and advastage
bad accrued from men of property and consideration accept-
ing of the higher parochial offices, and that Mr. Rhodes
being • director of the poor of St. Paneris, was ao answer to
the parish of Tottenham, iaASIMUCII, that there were altoge-
ther no less than forty.thrte directors of the poor in that
parish, and that five ally were enabled by law to proceed to
the Lesions of "itch office.

After some discussioo amongst the hfugisfratto on tits
Bench the appointment was confirmed.
Mr. ADOLPHUS Vise and stated that hi. cheat was deter-
mined not to perform the duties of the office, and the parish
might Indict him, when he would appesi to the Court of
King's Bench. .

The appeal Noted the rennet part of the day, and nneitrd
• cuasiderable degree of 1•10,111.

POLICE.

T
Ma LBOROUG H.STIESTa

HARING ROBBERY IN HYDE PARK, ~
Yesterday James Amway, baring the .pprsranee ors
eolith.r is usdress, bruogbt from the watch liouseVe•
cbarpe of highway ro►bery, preferred by M•ry Au• Ward, •
young women residing i• Samar'. mote, Yeelsoireet, West-
'Muster.
It appeared Nat kr evidence that she Lad as appoint-

Meal to meet her husband
night last, sad so Frescoed',
ttn.rovr, she teas rushed
was, who had eoneeakelt
Red er to a distant part et
MOM eia.llr, mid tater robbin,
off her pockets they made their a - .
the Park, but were perused by OW. 6404 the err or
tiew
" Murder re. de. It was helfidetild %Meek at the time,
sad two Gentlemen pa birdie* *tipped the Prp,,,,,,
who had endeavoured to hint is • awswelt.'reck
The other wan, .... . .
stark and other,
The Prisoner
soldier. Hew'
Crow Ht. thaws'
His person t
his tits,.

Yesterday
Make, were charged
Richard Meybuok
bits of Chelsea.
that three amts{ P
day night,
intsabitsoto;
and conveyed
were taken before
who sentenced the
drunk, or to be p'
not choosing to r
and the two coal
meat, and insist'
were in the r:
t►e Magistrate, the consist:ma
log gives a pot of porter to each man prersous,y.
coal-heavers insisted upon the sew levies beer, and feirted
a quantity from a t , sod sot only esdeaveuren to r.:103
a rist amongst the crowd, but actually asosulied the .airess
in cowarspieuce of their not allowing the me. to drrak it.
Ti. coat-heaven were both commuted for want allied (or
assaulti■g mad latest uptiag the slicers is time execution
their duty.

mid is a pa.l4. ow Weji,
4liiiit throes(
lie Polk towards
dupon by . Prikairer sad awaitihraterhieeinhkitl a tree ;-they drag •
1 of ,he pa,k,sibste they treat.d her
•shbing her of lier shawl tuts euisiox
le their tray to OM at yitrielble sere..

Mu, who west • soldier, made Ilse esespe. A
thee parts of • mrblier,e dress were tossed oft 'bias.
aster deeded the chaser, .rmil the that tre was •
said he had sal, berm di etterged a few days
me's workhouse.
• beteg swore to, be was fuly committed to take
417 SZW-sQI! A r. r.
ASSAULT, AND TME svonts.
two cual.beevens sowed vr. Atlta soil
elesrged with crianaitting fessiose smolt o
ybask sad Robert eltraipieftb two ads, was,
sea. Mr. Maybest stated she ease. He est
era, being ietsideated, fAssimeeireet; ON Tart
commenced a desperate rill sad alarmed tht
they were ultimately seeartri Ilie stilebuteo,
dto the wateMssese. Os therolltowlards, the y
seture -- Neil, Est • Slae}liels it Melees
ed them to pays One of beeldsiniMpt for beta
be placed Is she stocks for Whorl. Tisk men
g to pay the Ilse, they were pitted is the atatiir
coal hearers were spectaNni tbek pariah-
'misted epos givisg porter to lke mess while they
stocks, which heirs, costes:, to the orderdsof
de, she constables refused to allow it, 'they file.
pot of porter to each mss preciously: The
.

4

as of the other whets the men were
nut know she mun'cho recipes!. if
He is, however, lute of the Pri.
llse.watehman, recalled sod examined by
o kin articles tuned by the last witness
thought it was ■ public-11911-e that bed
went bark to Colirsine.stiett. He
Prosrcat•t's house shut In, hut it
-% his hand against it without and via-
unfastened ou the inside. He then called up
sight proved the delivery into rus-
t the earls hook., by Tripp, who ot
in a Hoek (that now produced its
t denied ell knowledge of the cluck.
,ified the articles preulead is his pro.
been stoke from his bowie to the .ight
13th June.
uo di fence but a protestation of his
as a- stemma to*is character—
ine coop r, of Crowe.ceu ri,
know• the Prisoser fee t►e tact ten or
employed him, and bad a great retreat
young we, up to the, present charge
►ins; bat he Iselietrol ha had been led
_ sesouraed up, sed—
abo•t tbreu townies' consultsties, N.
t

cconava and a Cordon Jury.
ItGIF: OF BIGAMY.
tat Kittkimunt is was put to the Ltr
clumslug Mar with felomoualy and uniaw-
flannA Hilltard,hia fernier wife, Patience,
WED MEW AT.
BIGAMY.
inflicted for intermarrying
former wife Mary Ite,ng at the time

ease foe the ptoseestion„ The Pd.
respectable ammeniires, intrvdeeed himself
Bohr, at Castle!, Tipperary, and .fur a
. .

his daughter Mary. They then went
to re sole at DOA., where they euroldaued souse irate, and the
of-the reliant r wee delivered Of two chilthea. Shortly
:.(ter this pedal he left his family •tid came to Loud" where
bc. Income seqiiciated with his secood wife, Miss Bruce,
.Laughter of A. Bruce, Esq., of Upper Itedfurd-place,
Rretrll-
•.lua.a. Th. a lady eosseated to become his wife us. tberriautier
obia.o log her faslives mossiest. Mr. Bruce, inconsequence of a
litter, met the prisoner at the Gay's lan Culfre-lnive; bet
tioil.ng he ass not possessed of any Nettled property,• ad could
nut make say adequate settlement us his dough.. r, broke off
yrs match. A correvpostlesee, hoarser, was still carried its
bEort ea the Prisoner aid Mies B. against tie mlimonition of
lief (Avant., lltion4h the smears of a servant it the house. mid
to the latter end of last -years they were married at Islington
ch.. The young Lady,sai •as so Aro tie ease, soon re-
iteulid of her conduct, and returned to the parental roof of
Mu father, whru it was discovered the Pfleasliblif bail another
Mite bsiug. Rewards were offend, and he was sob« tittently
.oscovert.l. The Leas lied Counsel observed., it might he said
fur the deftnee, that the Prisoner was a Protestant, and that
thr Woo • his mars lege with a Catholic, as his first wife tni-
doolitedly was, would render the marriage invalid. He was
free to contras, by the law of Ire land, that if this was the
rave, the cereincroy was out legal, but he would prove by the
witiarioes he should call, that the Prevooer was a Catholic.
Miss E. Butler deported, that the Prisoner always pro-
f. seed bdiiself a Catholic, and junard in the rosary.
'Crovt.examined—She dud not know that he came to Cashel

for any other htesinens but to mercy her si.ter; w:tuess was
about Id year. uld at the lime; her sister was yuunger.
ilk !tee Dr. %Tried, who is deed, married the pieties; an•
other reject, Falk. r O'Brern, we. is tier boost at the time;
the eeremusty4ouk &lace 111 her father's hawse between free
and six o'clock in She nfierwousi; witness was positi►e it was.
net l tsetse at night ; the Ps 00 Mei wee not drank.
. Julia Butler, sister to the last stated duet the Prl-
sone r represented biles If to be a Human Catht l r ; lx jolt-
ed in she rosary, snit read she sweelitateuns hinisrlf.

Cruse.examined.—Wituess was ahem twelve years of age
wliess the marriage took place; she had seen Mr. Bush
alien. a wes k before; all her family acre Caibulics; she
newer met the Prisoner at any Catholic place of worship be-
fore the insular, which took place, in bur opiniuu, at mite
M sick!.
Alexander timer, F.sq. deposed, that be resided is Lipper
Bedford place, Ksisse.lisquate, and that be knew the Psi-
lower. In contusion-me uf ueeinip • letter, woluera tort bim
as Gray's lots Cullee.buuse; he then ssid he wished to mars,
wit PPIA'S dauelso r, and reaueetrd rouse ut ; witness positively
declined, useless he was isfeemacd of his circumstances, mid
unless could make as adequate settlement, be sit s. r would
r, ire his consol. Iledtdaut x.e the Prisoner f..r 14 mouths
sifter. The certificate of the marline now produced, wil-
e:ia pm-scored from be. Mrarbsii, Vicar of Islington.
The daughter of he Ism witness was Isere called, when
ii,. A Daunt:* übj. cud to this lady giving s vidence agaiost
IN. Primmer. The ulijectior was user-roled. Mies Mary
Acre Truce measly stated that she was married to the
P isuorr.
This sag the case fee the prosecution.
. _ . .

The Prisoner, on Wage:Old tiros for Lis defence, said
kc was made drank, sad restrupped irate the first saastiage,
14 d that lit never claimed Slog. Butler fur liws wife.

_ .
fL•vms. Maher, Munro, Tipperary, farmer, d. posed that
.hr ra, a Cstliolle, and stood spoiniar at the bush of the
Pr.suner. lie wa• christened by Mr. E. Juitlaa, Mahatma
Al it. ;s:rr, of T. mple Derry. 'I He Prison, r war bichight up
tl,e Protestant Church, and baptised.
Mine& —Had sera reams. of the name of O'Birt
et Ire“. The ni,ther uf the Pi 1111 l over kites, a woes. was*
Papt•t whew hr stoud spinner to him. Witness did out
ktiuw whether Maynouth was an Irl.b College, ur itat the
VI isOi Co'. brother was a Ms/kW there.
Edmund Burke stated that he was an elder brother of the
Pr twaiier',, and brad at Sp. infidel, in the couttly of Tipples
(ail. The Prisoner was brought sup iv the principles of the
('ruts staut religion, and toned his apprenticeship iv Dublin;
witness was at Butler's house on the day the marl age was
mid lutist takeu place, and saw his brother the Sunday be-
foe ; *duets dined at Budes's house, dived after sight-fall;
be • es wither di uuk nor sober; lewd James Culler say Le
w tidied to give anu,eisbrelberoneofkisdaughurs, attuest
ardrisen Ines tio the contrary as his brother was a Pt utesiant ;
they then Arrick bat& and played at easels for shout three
lieurr, when be latish priest was lest for; the Pt ism'. r was
Men astir!l to become a Catholic, but be said he could nut;
'he was out sub. rat the time; Wright, she priest, after this,
came out and declined marry/1g thr parries; lid:mesa advised
Lis brother to go Lome to But teeny about li miles distant;
lletlrr immediately got op stud said co person should sit till
Ivey aerie all to. good Swami they stain sat du*n stud dot
• stupidly and ilaugerously drunk;' /sitars as positive
while lie was there ow marriage cereirsouy tout place.
Cross-exateritted—llia brother Thomas scot to Matuoutli
Cullegr, but witness don't know he was expelled.
Beanie and John Burke hulk swore that the Prisouer teas
brought up as • Pratearesit.
llohfrt Murray also deposed Mei the Prisoner alwaya pro-
fessed the Pruleetaut religion.
M:. Arsob,eitia cooterdid, that the evidence for the pro_
set abate was not SuffiCient le Into the !ivy. la support or
Lis objection, the Legroom' Cuttosel read the Act of the 19th
of Geo. 11. c 13, fur souullitig all marriages made Wince's
Tiotestsot tad Papist, or between Protestant sad Protestant
by s Popish Print; and another passage from the 2.2 d of
(teo. 111 c 31. Now there us. no pouf the Prisoner was
a Catholic, fur eke yeusg ladies who had given evideuce fur
the prosecolicia had on'y known hiss a week before the inst.-
riage, sod therefore could nut positively speak to.hislaith.
Mr. Justice Boutin a said, it ass fur the Jury to ',sor-
rily. whethir it was proved that the Prisoner was a Catholic
or ow. Ili• Lordship their proud ed to sow •p the wt.
dente at mat kugils to the Jury, who, after retiring for a
aptsrier of as lour, prosiounced the Prisoner guilty.
This caw omitted mewl, ile wind, of the day.

A brig went on shore oat •tlie 'Goodwin Sand* en
Wednesday last; name unknosu.

~-• ~~

•

p.
.
. ,
. • .
f .
~,.••
..-. icz Itt face of o se
,r4'; ' • nn tag; bit lie slo d st,
#4(• . he. stn. Fo see him pis.
ttststei itleutily.
\t' Them Tip,( the'rra
f'..e Cottorr.—WlPin kb.
...•.e pooduced Ire tlaiougl
' tk.• n ruLlud, mad he no
'.• . 111 the door of the f
riirtird ou like pettiig hi
tepee; it Mill IlleadCtled
t it• Pesvensor.
Iter.tt.o...able of the a
4,1 y of the Primate et 1
the same time brought i
li:otto9, I at tbe Prisoner 4
• Mr. M'Gowran ides.tifi.
*rot'', *Odes baring hem
i b-tueri the 12Ib end 13(1
The/Prisoner made too
1a I “tdsce; and celled as i
• "..li• Joists Buckle, vigil,
. us said be had koots•
- lee years. He bad cm'
bias at an hostel you
tog made agaiust Nisi
to bad company.
Mr. Justice HOLROVD
Th. Joey, after about
harmed a verdict of Not i
Before Ike Recoil
CHAIM
• • Joe* Hemp Wif/ium I
/
On no oodictuseat chargls
(*Hy marryialLour Hanel/
*Cog alive. Verdict—Go
t 1
. ' . Throoker Bowie was ind
.11i.arr Mor Mace Bruce, his f
lifiong.
i M,. AIA.IT Bated She C
rI . seller, who re•-of 'espies
to thermally ur Mr. Boils
*hurt curl tail!, merrierf hi