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Fain ASLEEP.—A witness under examination in an
Irish Court of Justice the other day, had just stated that
lie was suddenly roused from his slumbers by a blow ou
the head. " And how did you find yourself?" asked
the esaminina Counsel—" Fast asleep,' replied the wit-
ness 1

At Glasgow, on the tith inst. James Murray. Esq. Cornhill,
London, to Agnes, youngest daughter of William Mitchell, Esq.
of Glasgow.
en the 10th inst. at Clapham Church, Major George Arnold,
of the -`l4l Bengal Light (rivalry, son of the late General Arnold,
to Ann Martina, daughter of the late Henry Brown, Esq., of the
Bladras civil service.
On ‘Vetinesday, at St. Marts' Dryanstone.squara, Count
Edouard de Mellott, of Paris, to !Vary Sabina, secund daughter
-of the late Thomas Nasmyth, Esq. of Jamaica.
On the 10th inst. at St. Andrew's, Holborn, George Fraser,
Esq., Lieutenant' Hayed Navy, youngest son of the late Major.
General John Henry Fraser, of Ashling House, near Chichester,
to Emmeline, eldest daughter of Mr. Bedford, of Bedfurd.row,

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On Sunday, the 11th inst., aged :12. John William Dacca,
eldest Ben of Charles Enron, re.q. of Strford, Nortliumberkell;
On'the 10th imit., at his house at Richmond, Sir DavidDim-
ilas,Dsrt., sergeant-surgeon to the King.
On the 11th lest. at Camberwell, Judith, relict of the late Jobs
Reed, Esq. of Peckham, aged 81.
On the 4th Inst. at Norwood, at the house of his friend, Mn.
Burgess, James Ilenry Short. Es.q. aged 72.
On the 7th inst. Mr. John Striogfield, of Peckham aye, in his
F Rd year.
On Thursday, the sth inst. Charlotte Augusta Denys, aged 15,
eldest daughter of Sir George William Denys, Bart.
On the 2d inst. at his house, Albion-imam, Batt), 11076.
Capt. Goodwin Colquitt, R.N.
On the Ist July last, in New South Wales, Jahn Sisiemend
(lore, Ensign 57th regiment Infantry, fourth win of the Rey.
Charles (lore, of Barrow-avert, Somenteuthire.
On the 9th inst. at his house in Upper Charlotwatrese, L tbs
64th year of his age, Dr. lidwiad Fryer.

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- Rieftsssd Were was indicted foe having, on the NI of December bad sufficient notice, he should have 1)109 the charge, but which came fotetril, and if he could make net a aminaltory case trust me 1 sos,---. ----• ---
'dint, ItArt., sergeant -surgeon to the King.
. lac, au,• nrsed and.coend to his own use two tempataad ogee of epporently did not go so much to eegetive the imputetion that flour belorged to him, ard that he bad employed Pulley, he would Anti the Magistrate.
.aftcr reviewing their dillbrent Peer! u.nte, . , •
• .we Hoe ,orti Bank the property of bia employers, Masan. Fair. die flour had been adalteneed by somebody, as to relieve the then have hint discharged. If to the time of our leaving the observed that, from theu, contradictory nstere. there was little On the 11th lest. nt Camberwell Judith, relict of the late Jobe ~
liebttier. or Alitnenk. . miller, *hose mark was upon the sacks, from the twilum of office yesterday, Wheater had not conielorward. doubt of the child's having come improperly into their pot.
Reed, Esq. of' Peckham, aged 83. '
PC991011, and under this view of the case he thought it his duty to
111 r, Annetta% conducted the pwaleution. having been the adulterater, who would protium the three men }Wiry Jotter, alias Waterloo Poll. WM then brought by the On the 4th Inst. at Norwood, at the house of his flitted M
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James Horatio Spine, Faitinatber, bee..esamined by Mr. Au. employed in his mil) to awes, that no adulteration ever took ctiicers of tbe Alendicity Society, charged under the Vagrant Act remand them for further citammation until SAturday next. when
Burgess,
0111•Itahmielristi.le"Mrry. Slo(l7nt.Sl't;riiig• afigeedld,7o2f. Peckham aye, in his !
eactlien—echo Fairtomber is my father ; I sent the prisoner on place ;here ; and secondly, the bringing forwind persone who wil.i begging in Regent-street he hoped that, from the publicity It would obtain, ti.e child's parents
is,plihil nf December last to get cashed a cheek for twenty pounds had been supplied with flour from Simmons's Reading mill, This extraordinary eltaineter made her appeararce at the office would be
„discovered and would come forward to establish their ..mi ~,..
then' directions thatthe childshould be e '''" Y'-'•
is ate 140191k111rank. it was drown by Mr. John Blakey. I and who bad nice? complained or heard complaint of it. The with a knapeack et her hock. Like batty Barrymore, she hassince. re""""KtuP. lie rave, ,
moved to the parish workhouse, and there be taken Core Or.
gaol,. him to get Iwo ton-pound notes for It ;be never returned. I gentleman added, that he courted Inquiry, and that six sacks went the termination of the war passed nearly the whole of her days be- eldest daughter of Sir George William Denys, Bart.
It may be as well to remol( that the prisoners, before they came
"ewer eel the money or the value of it. now at Mn,. Wright's (Mrs. Wright Ind admitted hawing Afters), tween drunkenness and a prison. As fur as we can aecertan, when
tit tleorge.yard. lodged at a Mrs. Peck's, of No. 16, Old P ye- On the •2tl inst. at his house, Albion.tet , Bath, 4076.
Mr. TILT ettatttlr..-d-1 am a grocer, living in Ilereford.place. and were open for examination. quite a girl else became enemoured of a soldier on a recruiting Copt. Goodwin Colquitt, R.N.
I t .. 1114erculiAosel ; the, prisoner paid one a ten-pound Romforil Mr. Ncaroatt denied that be bad circulated either of the alleged party, and to do the object of her choice, she laid aside her own street, ‘Vesunitister. On the Ist July last in New South Wales, John Bigientend
.: atom on the evening of the 19th December, in paymetit of mons ; and 99 what he bed done had been in the character of a apparel, and putting on that of a young men, went to the quarters of -- . -- .- _._ (lore, Ensign 57th regiment Infantry, fourth ern of die Rec.
I groceries she prisoner bought at that time_ ; I geve the pri- friend to tatrsillett, and forth* gond of the public, he thought her lover's regiment, where she entered herself 119 a drummer ;.the FAST ASLEEP.—A witness under examination in an Charles (lore, of Barrow-engirt, S0411t• uthire.
Leetita the change nieesorectgra, and vane ehillings. The prisoner it very hard th he should be pulled to /WM by millers and regiment was sent abroad, and in an oleoenga which 90011 had,
Irish Court of Justice the other slumbers ust stated that On the 9th inst. at his house in Upper Charlette.attam, lithe
64th year of his age, Dr. Reward Fryer.
, Ave mud he bsicenother Rats of the Milne bank, end wsruld thank factors, and ton into expletive lawtiuit'. file hod ahead, paid 'iowed,her lover was killed. The charm military life had. lie was suddenly roused from his by a blow oU
i so chino 91 ; I did so ; I bad some suspicion of the prisoner, met of his pocket the expense Of aeslyeing *at eallog, w piece however, captivated her, and the continued to serve in the capacity
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the bead. " And how did you find yourself ?" asked -----... -..---- . —-- - lid
dv hint ahem be got the notes. The prireoer said lie was of which he now offered for the Alegietrare's heipeeden. of a dtumnier. She marched from the linen of Torres Vedette to
emit-dna Counsel—" Fast asleep,.
Lir Jihis MILISerr, Al MITA. Fairlirot her, to get chaeged a cheek fin lifr. Alderman Riegle saw, if Mrs. Wright did test prefer sty the Pyrenees under the eirtotines bannera of NVellington, anti uponreplied the wit- Palmed at TliE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W.CADlLifenft
i la the Itomfind Bank. The prisoner said be did trot like, complaint be had no power to interfere ; and If it wore isotelbe the return of Napoleon front Elba silo followed' her regiment to
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T we vatw tan it.
rd-1 am a grocer, living in ilereford.pleee,
e, prisoner paid me a ten-pound Romford
iing of the 19th December, in payment of
loner bought at that time. ; j gave the pri.
.aoseretgokand 'nine shillings. The prisoner
)er wore of the same bank, and would thank
lid an ; I hid some suspicion of the prisoner,
he got the notes. The pri.inoer sail he nn,
l Mfrs. 1%41in/thee, to get changed a cheek fur
Dank. The yristmer said be did not like.

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