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London, England, 1826-09-06 00:00:00

ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.

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•. Th. A' and- Hove. Kelly. from C •ina at Cowen, sailed from
ditto 2drh of Aril BUB (for Ainsterdryn) Bay of Islands.
'The Prudent wlmler), was at the Bay of Islands in February
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A Pi itAr I.—A letter to a tnerchaat of Baltimore, dated
Orsoulc, M..y 9, says—" I ment;oo for the informa-
tion or movers sod (minus of vessels, that the brig Henry,
Captain linen, from Boston, lately arrived here, wee
robbed a little south of the line by a pirate; she was left
pearly tle*.i.tute of water and provisions, besides being
robbed of her cargo to a large amount, and stripping the
vessel of all her stores, &e. A few guns would have pre-
vented this. _ _

ASu • IC C•ueuT.—A boy named P. Warren, onboard
of a 11*,11=nz smack calk(' the S.tven Brothers, nn Saturday
tournitii hooked a shark, athl succeeded in getting him on
bard the smack. The shark wa about eight feet long;
at6l et►npeninx him they took nut six porgies, one large
black Sob. some ears of corn, husks, &c. &c.
S.•tarolity morning, as the smack George the Fourth.
(Aptaiu Hollis, of Cowes, was making for Waterford, and
wribin abort .leyen knew a of the land, she was struck by
a heavy s.a, yrlaeh carried overboard one of her hands, a
Man :114111 •t Mich tel NI ICarthy, who unfortunately peddled,
l=aving a wre and six children.

ItritVow-flanDaw.—Yesterday, Caroline Fitzallan, who has
underwrite several examines ions on a charge of robbing her late
master. Mr. Brooke, of Leigh-street, Burton Crescent, of a 501.
Bank of Ent land note, and other mimics. was again put to the liar.
The only evidence necessary to the, full completion of the case
was the production of the note, and although Kirby and Limbrick,
two very aettve officers, have been on the look-nut tor nearly a
month, they were unab e to get any clue to it until Monday lent,
when, from certain private information, they discovered where and
by whom it had been changed. In the Interim, a fresh charge had
been preferred against the prisoner, by Mr. Ferguson, of Brick,
lane, with whom she lived prior to her entering Mr. Brooks's ser-
vice, for stealing a car I necklace. anal on which she stands fully
committed, though remanded generally to meet rho superior charge,
and Mr. Brooks having signified to the Magistrate that he had suf.
ticivot evidence to establish it, the depositions were taken down in
bmance tts follow :

A1r..1. Panel!, landlord of the GoLlen Hart, Lamb.street, Spi-
tallirlita, stated, that on the 14111 of August, a woman named
S'a, ley, the wife of a tailor in tile neighbourhood, who was in the
habit of dealing fur e enneitirreble rime at his house, called him to the
end of the bar, and asked whether he could oblige her with change
fur a LW/. Bank of England note; and. on looking into his desk, he
said he thought that he could. Mrs. S. said it was far a friend of
Item, and would much oblige her. Ile accordingly gave her one
101. note, thirty-six soveaeigita, and the remainder in silver. When
she went away, not having any immediate occasion 1,0 pay away
money, he placed the note in the desk ; and in three or roar days
aterwartia Mrs. Stanley called again, a: parently in great agi:atioa,
and asked hint Who had parted with the SO/ note he had changed
far her on Monday. and he said, " No. I have not—why, is any
thing the mutter ?" She said, " Olt, nothing very particular,
only I must beg at you us a very p irtieuiar favour not M part with it
until you arc me again, and I will redeem it," W oneas'a suspicions
being excited, he told her that he could not undertake to,keep it any
time, as he had to pay hit hr wet, and if any thing was wrong. she
had better say so at once. Mrs. Stanley then explained it in this way:
"The note bekmged to a young woman who lodged at her house,
and who was going to be married in a few days. It was the gift or
Man either of her intended husband, and if he were to lent n that ale
parted with it before a curtain time, it would certainly cause unplea-
santness between them ; hut, at all events, there was faulting at all
connected with it that he (Paatelll nerd care ahnut, Cri tar as he was
concerned." Satisfied with this explanation, Pasted said, in a ges
neral way, that if she could redeem it in a day or two, he would
give her back the note. Mrs. Stanley then gave him 19/. oil accoun',
and prorniaed to pay the balance on the ACCO3fI succeeding day ;
and, agreeably to that promise, she did call. in company with a
genteely-dressed man, who paid down the remaining MI., and the
note was taken away—not by Mrs. Stanley, hut by the inano who
was represented as a friend of the young woman to whom it was
said to belting. In a few days afterwards, Mrs. Stanley called
again, seemingly in great trouble, and requested wimesi and his
wife not to say anything respecting the 501. note transaction, if in-
gen); should he made respecting it. At this time winless hid head
something about a robbery of that description, and declined giving
any pledge of secrecy ; but she importuned him ref/ mach. and said
that if lie were not to keep it secret, it might be the means of hanging
the pour young woman. He, however, finally declared that he
could make no pledge of the kind.
Slrs. Pasttll (wife to the former witness) corrohorited this state.
meat in all the material paints, anti added, that Mrs. Stanley had
conjured her, Its the mother of a family, to exert her infltienre with
her husband, in order to prevent him from answering any questions
that might be put to him respecting the note. •
21rs. Stanley, who is under heavy recognisance* to appear whin

Sir. Rego, the overseer, suggested the usual remedy St. Oilett's
had recourse to with casual poor—an order of remota'. But the
necessary forms of swearing the lantern to the truth of the deposition
before a Alagistrate—afiirmine its own mark—that it had been read
over to it, and WS% nli true—offered such insurmountable objections
to the rYruarkAble pr,eise.n of lit!l2 Davis, the old pasaynnater, that
• !Lois Denny wa. ordered to hang it over the watch-house mantel-
shelf, us a tresor !tutu.
JEAV BARGAINS.
that the trauma err PO fond of barcaitting fors
farad!llikard, a w hawker of walks, and other tawdry articles
IVO. brought up ford..
fratiding•ft klrs: Ward, of Barret's-court, Oxtord.street, oflu. 10s.
aril a chest of drawers, in exchstme for Nix yards of silk, worth,
perhaps, Ss.
Per yard, and two cotton shawls.
',mad had exchanged what she believed to be 12 yards of silk,
which he assured her was worth 124. per yard. and twoshawls, for
the chest of drawers, leaving a balance of lit 10s. which abe paid
hint. Ile resumed with her it such a fair way, that she did not
think of measuring the silk till he was gone, and then discovered
that there were but six
yards. She npplied at the Office, to
know what &Ir. should do, '
and was told, when she saw him agsin,
to give him into custody. She did 100; and yesterday farad
answered the charge by saying that he gave her twelve yards;
but on unfolding the silk there appeared' a fag at both ends, con-
sequently none could have been tut off.
Sir 0. FARRANT recommended • settlement; which Israel ac.
ceded to, by giving her six.proJa more silk for 13s. ; which Mrs.
Ward walked away with—" of a bad bargain to make the bests"

cui:NTRy
Birch, W. Thane, victualler, Guddhall, Canterbury. 3d exam ll
Burred, R. jun. Waketield, merchant, Court-twist, special affairs 3
Davis, M. Great Bolton, timber-merchant, Mr. Peediebuiy's, rpl. aff 9
Holmes and Edwards, Derby, booksellers, King's Head, tat esam. 11.
Lane, J. Middiewith, dealer, Wellington, It.cbdate, 2d exam. •
Monk, R. Riapham, maluder, Messrs. Richten, Preston, 2d ea..... 10
Monk, W. 111,pham, maltsocr, Messrs. Howard, Preston, let exam II
Myers, P. Nottingham, ortician, lion, Nottingham, 23 CIAIII.
Pa freyinan, G. Crag, calico-printer, White's, Muniltester. lot exam. 9
Price, J. Aston. bellowa-maker, Hotel, Birmingham, Ist exam.
Rimer, C. T. Southampton, clieeieniunger, Mr. Callaway's, Ports-
mouth, 2d ex l2
Stier and Co. Haverfordwest, bankers, Willie Hart, Narberth, adj. last
exam .
Storey. J. B. Blandford. midOiter, Crown, Blaudfard. dividend
Witgated, 'E. Bristol, wharlinger, Comm. Rooms, Ist and tin. dia..—
Wiid, 11. and 11. Saddlewolth, woollen cluth-mannf. White's,
Nau-
che,tcr, lst exam
Wcostencrufl, J. Blanchester, clothes-broker, Star, Blanchester, 3.3
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BIRTHS.
At East 3lottlsey, on the 4th ina the lady of the late Lieut..Cel.
Rios•, of a son.
On the 2(1 inst. at Eton Lodge, near Liverpool, the lady of Joßel.
Walter, Esq. of a son.

On the 4th inSt. at All Souls,' Mary!chore, Samuel, the son of
Mr. Samuel Baxter, of Rcaiint-street, Cavendish-square,to Dot,
young.st ilauhter of the I..se Bryan Conner, Esq.
On the Ist inst. at St. l'..ncrai church, Mr. John Wilson, et
Bush-:ane, drysalter, to Miss Elizabeth Rayner.

, anti MT. nrnoas paving signmeo to Ina magistrate mat he had suf. steps I saw the watchman asleep on the steps,l -1;ood wo.;-(;,-,71,1,; las he wished to be present at a racing Mateli or a dog fight (witniSra Warh:,:i,4.1.1,;...-,pu7V-oeet,,o7:e.t.itiTeas;.mair;;;•itiax•--- •• • • le
mai 00fie-14oh of Mar-ch.- ---
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Iciest evidence to establish it, the depositiceis were taken down in hot, so I thoueht, as the watchm ,n are always ready to lake ad_ *FinsbuSy-squa're, merchant. dil•• •• •••• ••• • ....... .. lt
could not teen post•ively say which),. that 'was about tog
take place W....llleilese,n..:r. Weld maitre underwrirer, 2d ex... ....... ...... IS
1 ItkIVALS •AT 'I HE Mnuttyies.—The Phocien,. Yrtatal. substance as fellow:— tannage of us unfbrtunate oirls I'd lake an advantage of hint. lin the neighb. (turbd. Witness. and his brother officers consented to Williams,
Cut :Mott' LIST.
I \ faint Mareeilleti, on the Bth of Aped; the 3 .nerva. Norris. reni Mr..l. Paetell, landlord of the Golfer, Hart, Lamb street, Spi- Now thinks Ito myself, Vilna:re a little bit of a lark iso I goes walk with hini to hise house, and on the way they (the officers ob-
aiartaban, regu, on the Iflth;•the 0 orernor MHO. Ihmilr• !fields, stated, that on the 14111 of August, a woolen named to his !gm and tookipwayids hint en. I served a number of men standing e'oee to Standish's house; the Birch, W. Thanes, victualler, Guadhall, Canterbury. 3d exam II
Burred, R. ion. Waketidd, Merchant, Cottrt.ho•!re, •special affairs 3
Ireset Bengal, on the 19th ; the Guinea, Oakley, from ditta, oii
S's, ley, the wife of a tailor in tile neighbourhood, who was in themoment the latter yaw them, he exclaimed, pointing to the men, Davis, M. Great Bolton, tlmber-ntereliant, Mr. Pc
Head, y`a, apt. aft.
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me Stili , his Majesty's Alp Owen Glendower, Christian. from the i t t tt ~. ow did you know
i ;7hwas asleep %.11emigh aalut of cleating .0r a considerable time at his house, called him to the be tele E9gGgE—d
Cape. On the IV h t the ailierlowne, White, from Aladrae, on die end of the bar: and asked whether he could oblige bee with change lyinognaoartesgtints'ith jtirantitelr:` b!„..n''''',..r.—hk 41,i).",1., or,"*lnp.'ni he
wal
these arc all my friends;" and exultingly shaking some silver in itointee and Edwards. Derby, booksellers, King's Head, id nem.
his pocket. declared that the money was three, hut that they (the f.....4.17,..1,..111iddwir1deier, tyel.llngtonie, Iteinchtlat, 2.3,exam......: , I
Ille May ; the Elisebeth. Badger, iron, lerndon, on the 19th.
. for a 5111. Bank of England note; and, on looking into his desk, he don't think I should have takes, the trouble with the lantern, Onlytiori: n. ..11.1gehrl molester,
_.. 1":::_5!..8._M___1.1Z.._t0.,._.2.d_......._ rt
Sears the
EY lIITS.—The City of Edinburgh, Milne, from mid lie thought that he could. Mrs. S. said it was for a friend of I badr h.adroaßlGittEle hituor, and
.was merry. Officers) shot I not have a farthing or it. The defendant
. then at.
tempted to escape from them, hut they held him, and in the eetiffle Myer:. i,'...4„'44;;.;.71,Tie1,70",1.7,'7,774;;;":'21'....,".7'' II
London to Medias and Bengal, the 24th Jane, in lat. 27. 5. lung. line, and would much oblige her. Ile accordingly gave her one
11. W. Si eit Y s, but it was very wrong in you to take the to get away, the above-named defendants rushed forward to Isis
10f. note, thirty-eixserrereigtie, and the remainder in silver. When lontern.—Why, your Worship, we ware both in the wrong, I ass's a ''
t nee with cries of " don't go with them, Jack ! knock
Pparicfere,yjinaAn.l.6...tb;eraii7;.7.llc.ok.,,prr,titter, White', Mum:heater. lot exam. 9
Hotel, Bit rnintth•m, tit exam. Extraet fetwo Captain Wm. Haye's le ter to his owners, relative she went away
clothent having any immediate occasion to pay away their h --y twain, out before you submit to be taken to ptiron." Elmer, C. T. Southampton, cbee,enionger, Mr. Callaway 's, Ports-
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tor the IlOonto able Company's ship Charles Grant being on Aare : money he n 1 '
Stamlish ultimately embed from them, and ran into his house, fol. mouth, 2d ex " The Charles Grant got an shore on the 11th of April, one mile aIirr.GEOHOE-1 on had better been askep, and he had ketter
I. I ess cheated' west of Atijer, and got off again on the 15th, with loss at erwtird. 31ra. Stanley called again, ar parently in great agitation,
and asked hint Wile had pared 'wit!, the. 50/ note he had eiant4 have been sr..ke. 1 must nave you. brought tip this !lay
...reek, lowed by the complaisant and !lie Mettler officers, who permed
him into a room op stairs, where he took refuge. The rest of the Herand co. Haverfordwest. bankers, Willie Hart. Natbeetb, ad). last
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ortSteletery thes were in hopes of recovering the main piece of the far her on Monday. end lie said, " No. I have not—why, far re-examination; aid intry.-be lie will cane and ash his latitem :
defendants w. re ebise at their heels, and in the apartment where Stet(lreaym J. LI. Humana& malt•ter, Crown, Blaudfurd. dividend
Wintetratf, T. Bristol, wharanacr, Comm. &WM.), lit and tin. div I
rider in which case it would be umieeessary to gn elsewhere, if
re ;
thing the titmice?" She said. " Olt, nothing very particular,'ialny lie will be disehatged for losing it.—Your W orship, we hail better
Stendiets ran The enneeelment a " battle royal" ensued. The de- Wt/d, A. and It. Saddiewoith, woollen cluth•manaf. White's, Mu-
tsu she must proceed to Bombay. Part ul the cargo was landed inbeen asleep shoat., lice. l'o tell you the truth, I thought I should to
Only I must beg at you us a very p tetieuiar favour not to part with it Pendants rushed on the officers when they caw him grubbed for the ',heeler, 14 exam .. rapt miler, and hopes were entertained that it would not be neves. get
n a stalling far detecting Min I meant to take it back next Woistencroft, J. Manche,ter, ciothes.broker, Star, Mancluster, 311
%Indira see me again, and I will redeem it," Witnees'e suspicions 41. The men belonging to the Court of Requests fought well until wary usionsl any more.
being excited. he told her Mat he could not undertake to,keep it an tAti'. and hear wfat was said to him.
they were overcome by numbers; and in the contest one of them stein • .. • • ........ • ••= "• We received great atisietance from the Orient. 1 bir GEORGE: ordered Ferumen to keep the lantern in St. Giles 's - _.. . ___. _, he hail to pay hie. br wet, and if any thing was wren she severely beaten ahem the head and body. Hurley watt deeeribed
IRTHS.
•• The Anti end Hove. Kelly. from C 'in. at Cowen, sailed from time,
debeTter aay so at once. Mrs. Stanley then explained it in thisgwatch-house ; and told Mary she might let the watchman know
a+ one of the moat active in the " raw;" that person, as well Ils
ditto 2011 of Aril 1026 (foe Ainaterdrin) Bay of Wands.way: where to seek it.
The note bekmged tn a young wolen who lodged at her houee
ha l; r.. Br,. d,,,, oversee?, sugigestea op, Curs, ceilin ;OW. beat them (meaning th co kill them ; At East ,Moulsey on the 4th Ind. the lady of the late Lieut.-Cel.
The Prudent ( whaler), was at the Bay of Islands in February
RI,!. of a son '
and who was going to be married fetes
few dap'. It war the gift or `uo7irrceom,„e:',:i.stZtletn: Id. —n their eyes, ft ng them over the brig seen,;, an sue
Lac •
loan rather of her intended huebenti, and ff lie were to lento that afe to with casual poor— order On' the id it'lst. at Eton Lode, near Liverpool, the lady or Joschl,
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neectst.rr Nase
them at once !” Riches added that the defeneants eventuslly
before it•Tietro Walter, Eeq. of a son.
parted with it before a certain time, it would certainly cruse apples- ceeded in rescuing Standish front custody, and Never. ly assaulting
over to it arl'd tesweargine lanstrirnto thc truth ill the de . ition
,A Pr LAT S.—A letter to a merchant of Baltimore, dated santness between them ; hut, at all events, there was nothing at all
to the rer;:arkelwilees alt
a— a emote its owe n mark—that it had been read
them (the complait•anbo in the execution of their duty. MARRIED.
uel, ineuritiountable objections
Itio °sande, 111.1 9, says—t• i mention for the informs- connected with it dud he (PB5l 111 need care ahnut, se far as he wastrue—offered, a
I Id The Magidrate asked Standish. who is a very respettable-Ineking On the Ha inst. at All Soule,' Marylebone, Samuel, the son cif
" Satisfied with this expl.nation Pawn said, ins ge
• shelf, us a Satre
hoot. young man, of whit trade or prulewrim, he was 9 Standish replied Mr. Samuel Baxter, of Regent-street, Cavendish-square,to Ebel,
Con of mowers and own• es of vessels, that the brig Henry, "ner;aril.Tasycl,. that if she could redeem it in a 'day or tiro he wool prixieim at ht L• Davia, tle o paeadmaeter, that
Dons Denny Iva+ ordered to bang it over the watch-house mantel-
hat he war the 'dated of the Sean with Sew' en Heeds public. youngest daughter of the Lee Bryan Canner, Esq.
Captain,- Get en, from Baston, lately arrived here, was give her back the note. Mrs. Stanley then gave him 19/. oil accoun., house, at ftntherhitbe. On the Ist inst. at ea. Pancras church, Mr. John Wilson, of
roobeil • little south of the line by a pirate ; she was left and prornieed to pay the balance on the second succeeding deg; JEW BARGAINS. Mr. swwn F. V observed that he should postpone the case until the Bush-lane, drysalter, to 31;as Elizabeth Rayner.
pearly ries.'tute of water and provision's, besides being anti; agreeably to that peamisr, she aid call, in company with a head Rikard, aJt w hawker of silk., tied other tawdry articles defendant' urtis was in custinl.
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ribbed .of her cargo to a large amount, anti stripping the genteely-drekneed man, who aid the remcning ;sir, and the that lie woollen are so toed of barcaitting for, was brought up horde. Standish expressed
.. a hope that the Magistrate would defer the On the 23 inst. at Chelt-nliam, (lie Rev. John Slingsby, Fellow
yowl of all her stores, &c. A few gutis would have pre- n 1
range, hut by the loan. who ffuldfng.a MT.: Ward, nr Barret's-court, Oxtortiotreet, of 3/. His. next hearing until I Itursday, as to.morrow (this day) he should be of King's College, Cambri Ice, aged 38.
WAS represented as sa
friend of the y womas to whom it Was and d a cheet id drawer., in exchange for six yards or silk, worth, obliged to attend at the Session House, before the Justices, for the On die 21 in,'. Edmund Janson, of Tottenham-green. aged .2.•
this. said to belong. In a few days afterwards, 3lrs. Stanley called perhaps, 3s. hid. per yard, and two cotton shawls. purpose of having his license renewed. (an the 4ta inst. so his 27th ear, Mr. George Temple, of the
A Sir •ttlt CA lIGHT.—A boy named P. Warren, onboard again, seemingly in great trouble, and requested wisiese and his Israel had exchanged what she believed to be 12 yards.? silk, Mr. Sweatt, observed that it was moat essential the licensing
of a listen! smack calk.' the S.rseir Brothers, on Saturday wife riot to say anything respecting the 501, note transaction, if in. which he assured her was worth
12,. per yard, and two Mdels, for ' ormald tin possession of the facts connected with Irish; chin,b,,,.. Gudohnii.
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On the 19 It ult. in Paris, of a fever, occasioned by bathing
utornitir hookoll n shark, athl succeeded in getting hint on quirt should be mule respecting it. At this time witllMl had head the chest of &swell, leasing a balance of 31. 10s, which sbe paid e p a renewal of his license. whilst in a perspiration T. aci formerly of the Ilits
Ipvard, the smack. The shark was about eight feet long; a robbery of that description and declined ving ban Ile resumed with her iii such a fair wa, that she did not Standish—l can mow . ygassonienced y. ur Ma- Dragoons. It was only 'a
few weeks Palmer,;hire at ads gentleman CM
any pledge aof sect recy • but she importuned hie; re me I,• and am think'
fand then discovered gisteriel capacity, you hare norm of a tram Minnows, or • sinl ow oromitor him they took out six porgies, one large that ifliegweee not to !Lep it :tenet, it might be die tniteate:of hanging hattheta woe
till he wise g0r71,. e ',evened in An affair of honour, which, took pace at Rarhinines,
I &c &C.
black Bah, some ears of corn, husk., . . yards. She apt tad at the Office, to more gag's and distorted exaggerat MI of facta, than have been kid in....imd, with aes •
piton A. in unatquence of his having spoken
e the Fourth, °lepoor wontani_
ellker,raltiowerer, tinnily declared that lie know what she should do, and was told,.
when she saw him atoll), before you by those officers of the Court of Reque.ts. 40 freely of the character Of a celadoused London actress, who was
Op 8 !t•irolay intwiiiieg, aa the smack Otto, h. could make no pledge h to gice him into custody. She dol WI; and yesterday towel Mr. SWANEY—The moment Curtis is brought before me I shall iiii Dubhn.
• (Aptaiu Hollis, of Costea, was making for Waterford, and 31rai. Paeorehll (mwitfeerteolti;„roorramerrinwrriatneeesr), this
id ; c'Tirant, bre' th
• state- answered the charge by saying that he gave her twelve yer . melt
ds • investigate Me ease min . ,_ so
wrillia oboist • It-vert leauta s of the land, the was struck by
cm.)enn.t. n_ eller :I, ta, i rs. S.anley had but on unfolding the silk there at/)nvert a fag at both ends, con. Standish (with considerable warmth of remora' ton)—l beg leave . MOII WATER THIS DAP At ON BRIDGE.
a heavy s'll, yilMeh rare' red overboard one of her hands, a lierj red
h ' • 1 e molter of a family, to exert her infloenee with eequently
husbalid, in order to prevent him train answering any questions Sir G. PA
, .."Gre could have bee.) cut off. to state, Sir, that my character has bet!) most grossly and Imam- Morning .... .. WI man,
RRAHT recommended a settlement; which Israel sc. rsntably assailed in some of the newspapers, in r,• ' after 41 Ifetinteg.,....
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Marl warn d Mich eel MlCarthy,who unfortunately wished, that might be put to him reelecting the note..the alleged charge. in.
tceded to, by giving hie sicyarda more silk. far 13s. ; which Ales. statement of, . Printed at THE BRITS'S!! VRESIS ()Mee. by T. W CAPLT4I4; No I
Laving a wi:*e and viz children. .11ra. Stanley, who is ands!' heavy rm. • I,meances to appose whin Ward walked away w-
ith—" of a bad bargain to make the Iseat." . Mr. SwwaxT informed the defendant that of emirs* he could not Strand, and publimbett by R, CANNON, PIMP Flu*.
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obliged to attend at the Sessions House, before the Justices, for the
purpose of having his license renewed. •
' 31c. Swayze observed that it was roost swantial the licensing
rialle=uld tin parasesslon of the facts connected with
p a renewal of his license.
Stsodish--1 can mow, yqsgsontenced y. ur Ma-
gisterial capacity, you have Meet Or a QOM infamous, or •
more arms and distorted exaggerat on of facts, than have been laid
before you by those officers of the Court of Iteque.ta.
Mr. Swasner—The moment Curtis is brought before me I shall
investigate 'be ours minutely.
Standish (with considerable warmth of expression)—l beg leave
to state, sir, that my character has betn most grossly and smear.
rantably assailed in some of the newspapers, in i;ivatig an ex-parte
statement of the alleged charge.
Mr. Swaim Y informed the defendant that of court* he could not