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AI I DDLII3I? X ADJOURNED SESSIONS7Ocr. 13. cenon otaseekor, it 4 not few whin wo•hh9oge what is had been copied tato tbit'' - . t , the forma: On fratitiday last they had ration; for' the 64 time, to suspect COIZONEW,Y, INQUEST:
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__,ProPer Or not let be done, or ailkd upon to aid and assist, to denyiagtbak he hag .
..„ ••••••••• , ketail, end-the him :on that day a cornmuoication was received, stating, that good
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/II • • Mary Cooper was indicted for assaulting Mary, the wife of nnweltawitekill
iti t and.. dreinelikein, that ictigh'ltemare that we tatter that he nod ern - • ~
.. .:-.- . . . . . a teem, the cele-, had been sent oat of their premises at early and oneraeonahla
Nary treasures; on the 2lst Jot, last. ' Owe gas 11l • aka sultrole SW we assi,but that support rated AIL Coster, if . • :. AM . hours. The irarelionuntertann being questioned, said that on I. ri-. Om Wedneedny evening an inquisition wits taken I) y:4 , Mii
most be given or withheld according to therarcumetencoe of the ' -
• lt appeaftal that the ' culrut. who lteht • port-shop in Little nA. ".
144A1t • ' day last, between sant mill eight o'clock In the moothig, a cask of ealaßT•ll, tIM COlOner foe the county of 'heat, at the Qu"..
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4 Andrew-stole, Seven-doh, went out to the defendant's little reroute; and If we find that they are mindless a the conduct or A Toot ow A srino,..44it, D.. • Ileniwolteref Mr.
104 ~4,..was hiniekiry a „wow pc, against the window frame,
arbit gaohne-perso,rs in their nertody, end act tow_ nyds theni_.in In Sotgeallt SELLOW 70141111111 alodttlet Al. mistimes had been delivered to somebody by the priseuet's direc- Cheelotte Taeern, COurch.street, Depttord, on view of the ewe -
had and done. Of this delivery there was no entry m the day book. On of Mr. George Lewis, a master lightermau, of Prieceesooer: Milif
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and'sicitek bee, and imfered her to go away teem the window ; she rary .."; elsreessg stassee' this gs de MI "lint *t are untrue ebtelowl seminet him lenity% Anne iteledp wlsoile nervous further inquiry, It appeared th,
_at th,is was but one of many limner rata.
lied had one broke already by children whose Parents Were 100 !VW ft,rtlits 11.1......_.eh'een43e, sitrllrolllvret who met his death by
t hf.witp,tisenea___,_viesee, ty,.hi_nst all,.._cdoher_insils_. ghteut kelEtriresemeffina-ewnliklelsablo dereigilingla frees his (Mr. transactions obich the pmts. ner had had with • Mr..Wede, of iliii. , _ _
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• street, Dockhead, Bermondsey, to whom regular invoices, at tne Ile Jery, arta tatting a vie t t I
0 pay. fix it, Almost ea hods Alicrwardethe pronoun: was stand- str" a_!/5"/".snvnif• / • 'Kt onmeenen 0 6WWW am,'" u• "I'la 7/ on's) y _ ,
i . 'Hee oppaaite th her door, speaking. to tie arstlernen in a gig, Lump in somewhat the same . manner. that the Wonst to . rket price had always been delivered. The firm knew nothing the pariah eorkbouse opposite, returned to the Jury-ream, w •
general do, although perhaps the strict letter of the law may inederte • :a._ --a" ame whatever of Mr. I% ade, se a customer or otherinse.
It app the eveMotaltiallese stataisenf, that bin had the ma . . _ .
the tollowing evidence was brought forward ;- en OF/I
wheu the deladdant rime ep mho •ith the child in her arms and iumetim . , ~ tie SIS wore 'text *KO tO Ns gentletnan, with the n
moil, " what have ems got to say &hi:ea my child ?" and, wahout liSht "Leh require us .to mew traneactione. „io a difibrwi et " hinted by facie eisd ostel.'"perd ant oat water josh was ehe sele 31r. Wade, who was in attendance, confirmed the foregoing • Mr. James Wert, a plumber and gluier, residing near the i • 0 A
•wailing foe any reply, tfie Immediately gave the child to a woman ^ • .I
en a ineinee ca*egsultabse. gmels agl'" eneersir whence both peed* WIN 'la thaw their "Nolte. M a "eines ' s •
.meto be a little extracedinary, asd upon coneidermion liquid so intliepensable, 'Whet fog drink or depuestioo. priaonet.t nd explained how he commenced his dealings with the kilns, at Lewisham. stated, that about half-past four reel ke• 703.01
m le ea. Monday.efternoon last, a bullock, called a Yorkshire stee7 er.'
i Who Otia Shoal.% by, and ieatta I most violent &moult upon Mrs. i tercet into no deeence, and wu fully committed &teen with a number of bents from Smithfield to the hour •0;
• anabonrul to believe that theme men the °Swill mutt: make a ec ..
Frealian, tearing her cap 'torn her head, her rinp lam her ears, „ • -‘t • . me, ,• wont that tee Mead* last. Airs. -63 - -
f: tent) had a lure The yrisoner en .
whom lie supposed to he acting for his I p y
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'ii 1 si If' nen tit*. tome fifth front her cheeks. At length, by the -iistake when they state ihat Mr. Creig oni told them not to take Mr. Getty, a butcher, at Lewithan ; the animal termed, wh,,, Hoete
the man before Mei after two o'clock, triode at the same ttme he and despatch, she had =thaw* large slanande on the tub afore- L'NION-HALL. with the drove, to be perfectly harmless and quiet. It was te„ dirge
ann'lllffelt disk armor (who also experienced a hUle of the vim left rheas arse 1
wadi, and in order to get up her smalls wish all possible uratness , to Newgate to take his trial at the amine Sessions.
ted from the others, and placed in a yard fenced in beim, • ' '
to disch theaudes of a constable after that hour ;VO said gine a 66 Te
althi.t. MON" Imgeri, ilia or bet. ninghbotuN the presecutnt loas dim if .- , temp etely to exhaust lie.cootems• This was rewl noes, to THE STOLEN Cm on,.-Every day since the announcetnent of ra
attempts to free med. from its Mace of confinement, it eventual'
a panto sahould be appeebetaled at I claimer atter two iy,
lamed from her furiduratafilant, and the limed **apprehended roetwek.he ra total kaott in custody tUI the nat day, upon a bailable , I:mint *Bib
tr.d tativi to the Nlarlillereestranteet police-4a." . - ipaily to its being placed by itself.. About live o'clock, after nuteero -
who not haying no* meth" of." allaying Tiber to Mrs. Ireller's child haring been kidnapped hf a female, the street 31r. Getty, elicit it became quite furious sed unmanageable '
mope
• charge, bums* die ALegistraus yore sot to be applied to after h
Ullut".grOg with. waseompOleal to drink raw nuts, and in the in front of the office has been crowded in such a degree, prole ~ , _ _
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The woman, in to; ileftatte., Reid she was Int *moulted byt NHL • l• • • eat Occasioned by the unwonted strength of hispeathens,
to the danger of the foot musengen-two ladi et-
.. two in the agemono t able indeed, so
behold- by women earning their children in their ae•ms Ow safety, that the
achieved its esealle over eeriest garden grounds, and a len ':
tes be
not team that any such instruceons
freenem, who tot only sitttetibet but the child also Chile itt ner , a• . g • _ ing the fair Naiad again in the very act of wringing the lut re.
_. were eve? Riven. Az. C ghton knows bete', i big if they were, 'twain drop from the desiccated vessel, he auslied.out intothe yard, anxious do they appear to have a glim Pee of the wretch. as tiler
arm., thoroughfare has been rendered almost implies ;
se tower s the mew
gained the high rood, and pursued its cour d t - ---gle peer
. thy then the eltibeidlibeiddlitreeorne te London, where there were the se
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'ehe JUT, 1%110 thg ttfrentfant evilly. p I pic wit i
aml commenced a blip • • I all the early and Impressiveness can her, who deprived the pare of their darling child, that ail Poln,
to dieperse the crowds have were walking on tne foot-path, near New Loss were necessitat • Goan
lil dome' Nadi 'and Tireopigrig tetilil viereirelitted fa meauling • always platter millaseappee. •it ti true the Allem have not ant of action If ntth 1 fDe osehaies. The harangue the entreaties on the part of tbe
. 0 e e oqoence, o a m o avoid the furious beast, to jump into a 'ditch b ed,
o Power to take hildh•fith that is beaus, the I iota
-ed tore Premium was however cut abort in the middle by hlr. Castello. husband been quite useless, and they e Mew as thick as ever, from t y the read
Jahe Eminerson and .111'ot:0s:two of the Bbw-street ra. R
tluit there are always Med,i.enatos elitist, MO .th) .nd su•ls ' •• • • hien - a• 1 • h i co wring and pouring their exc. side, by which stratagem they fortunately escapel hie boom ri
trel, at Hounslow. Orri the.27t eh Jai, buttootilli in the due ta the , ferc so, • e to the complainant, sato silly sulanacting du wooden prop w morning uhti nig it, in t e tope
its arrival at a place called Counter-hill, at New Cross, the bulke;
reteutien of their effile. -• . eau, tor there we ornegehyeediagerntigiotwurit4tain,t; vli TC
should any persons be opreb -f- servitlntlelil:tttuet rf throe, b;:uutollisr7
ulci:dallitutireitelLScUtdoli, cr V:: OR thetiltile:Loploticee dux ld-acialr!
of Wednesday) that Groasenith, turned out of ehe. mad into. die feotpath, and tho deceased, rh
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I\.. , al r. A Li. c y Sigasell. 061,11 08SeectrtittleArlfry, W htoierah
ihnethsae I:rowas
brought tor the ii hiellas%ginllidelabteletcir Lbt2e. taileh6 the
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Lnputan flapper. 51e. Dunn revered the_ oimpliinent with equal the Wirer, had
.been. despatched to Chatham, accompamol
.by the 7,,,:ninilteorraraidtarna:intlitt 11,1,1 T, uaritihlateruarlitimasontimhtoe
it:ra,htai butt,. Clow
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execution of their linty, aniTtlhe same thine td male persons lfre . `Pt"' and "million, sod reipuded his assailant with looks fathite of the child, in coasequence of a letter that was received at l
ft d ' tas he was failing, one of his horns e"L
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the defenildnni nntereftd *pap Interfere With atid prevent pulo W-11-- lg. ni • est",
sly for the purpose of ropowering the coo*** 'Won't( indicative -of the displeesure he felt at treatment so tat- this office from the landlord of time 11"oolpark in that town, stating Po •en les • ntered the left
a-d e• of the deceased, who fell to the ground quite insensible, in Ilea
he ideas frlen•d cliarkahaehpae duties; was an offence of ev y ght to dueharge such pets* Chit of cattalo upon suf. eom.teo„. treatment oitieh be immediate)). prepared to aVenfee• that a female, answering the dewription of the child-stealer, h
y &inn bail being gi en for his ap oe the next aY• Such is A wise General, it is n slimy' selects the weakest pont tailed the previous marten at his house. wihich state lie Was cannel to the workhouse, and remained to tilt . Phi
, seriolls nature, met *tie 'thee subjected than to the infliction or it be died. The bullock continued his course for about 200 yards fur Irian
the spirit of the lawv and by suchPaagrrit these men to regulate their of his mei y
nto make hcitatZt u , and Mr.. .
ann in strict Groesmith, on the recel tof the communication, suited fee
I I very atty.
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David oterti'eon elaminetlee.On the 27th of July, he and Em- toad The wortli Cluderosn 7ten 'weeded te moment u n ~„„e ,
--m•mt• .11 la elf ti •ded tE dieraex de Chatham, and on his arrival' there, was informed that the person
y wit th a stens tac cs, AIM
7 d Mot a field
titer, when it sae tume amongst ' -
Ot.ler beasts, by which Oa
, the evidence, observiing that all the alitneases for the • liezr presented by the muscular anne f Mr. Castel*, imreliaa- w n e era it was revented from doin an further mischief.
hot h nted to see had left the house in the middle of the means P g y late
rge Brooks, a butcher, stated that he was driving his cot fiteal
mason won to Hounslow to apprehend a person named Laing- except the butcher, had swan they laid not seen ann Wawa:red:. tie -
as atm fortification of Vairlien'a„ an directed the who
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. eOl his night. •Upon this information, he set off in the direction of Dover, Geo
1 i a mom upon an assault werrint. Wben they had him in cuttody,
they prorated with an intention of taking ilini to the Magistrate Upon the whole of the testimony, he did not think tee Jury coati y =allot tbe more
hesitate as to the verdia they ought to give. Although he would he pummelled Irmo., any
artiller emoollohl " within three miles of Canterbur ,be came up along the road at the time the beset was running. He law it,.
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e morter, 31ts. Castel 0, 1 .d on his arrival y ,
d sed running towards bins, and knowing the bullock '
with the fo•nale who was so strongly suspected of haying kidnapped ecea to bet,. On
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,A at Wentford, but on ecenderation it occurred to them that no Ma uphold these men to the utmost of his authority if they did their y.or AWIDOISe.
Mr. Dunn l' tened to the milk
• • ith much ins •
patience, and the child. The poor woman, who was walking leisurely slag the tt
Moly mad, be called to him to get out ot the way ; whereu tea
gistrate would be altelng, it being Mao the hour of business, they
s duty, yet If he found that they went beyond it. then he felt himself now havin. lesisee to s - Pen
peak, degared..wwith a rapidity and vetted, with a chile wrapped up in the cloak, upon being desired ho held up his arm& and the animal ran at him, and knocked num VAA
, theietbre detenvened lo mu him into the cage at Hounslow, ann bound, by a patamonat duty whit* he owed to the publie, to re. in A - - h het 'cal I sid not to no bib' d li• 'h ser ngthened the suspicions to the ground, apparently dead. The blood flowed from his hest Mule
•i ir take him to the Magistrate the following day. When they were ,* eh moved the sceount of Is ron powers 1 p, ex ite moat terror, wle e -
probate and condemn each conduct. o show the child shieh she to first in torrents, end he was unable to speak. He was placed on lien .
been exaggerated, that the oomploioant's husband was the first against her. She was desired t ,
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r •- rearstbe cap Levingston declared he would not go in, and sealed •
fhe Jury, without hesitation acquitted both the defendant& Armee •a th d d h f I efa 1f e '
eln the emir he said had seen him hesitated to do on account of her dread of disturbing its sleep. ter. an canie to t e sigrs 0 the rqu s o holey, and Nu.,
foe of a post, and witness afterwards saw' him take his partner by John ("urea. a hairdraser. if St. Andrew-street, St. Giles'', k • a * Pet 4 " ,t 1 had adoiacd Th. • • d ti a both the officer and thence conveyed to the pariah workhouse, where he met with eree
naked down "as tad as • mackerel: an rs circumstance more se more con rm ! heeeb
the neckerchief, and almoet strangle him. The defendants then was indictea for riotous and disorderly behaviour, on the 17th of hint t - • in ki AU that Mr. %Vella ie the suspicion of her guilt. However, the mystery attention. The bullock has since been slaughtered.
o iumemate hie accusers ta og out • warrant. of T
r came out, aad at the bead of • mob of 30 or In paeans, hooted and the cloak was pulled on one side, and, at the Mr. Hatfull, a surgeon residing in Union-sheet, Deptford, de,
I August hat, oppoelte his own door, for upwards of an hour. passed subsequently he snared was in his own defence. wu poop cleared up ; Proer
ehouted ; 'when he •aed his fellowofficer required them in the Air. Smith, "the defendant's landlord, stated that the defeadana, Ilia Worsb 'ld 110 h• I f fi la the latter took the ieiant ahe carried foe hiS own child, pored that the deceased was brought into the poorhouse about six
Ip. however, wou net • wttsp ea o row as- rst g bee, ' stub ,
- King's name to aid and assist in takiag their prisoner to a place of off the day in gneetion, went about tile street, opposite witness's sault &rms.( b • that ecoseusg• to his own shmeiog, be at it bad on a scal-thin cap, wain a goiu band, and the other part o'clock on Monday evening, where he was attended by the esti,
, o serving, a . • such
I ch warless said-if
saute', but they refused to do so, upon wla i door, singing a soegabout his landlord, and also engagoiloneof the had beat th if • ead of the h alma- of its dress precisely corraponded with that of the child when it ant-surgeon. Witnees saw him the followlrg morning, wh„ h,
SOO woe't Moist, litarld fleet, and the defendant Such immediately Itinerant ballad singers to aid hint in his riotous benaviour, with _ t ew e met u low state and uite insensible His -to ra
I !oohed his elbow into witneses stile. They succeeded in taking
s. the soh ohject of annoying the witness, towards whom the defend- Thai slr Dunn WAS aftez SOON argument, brought to acknow- was stolen. -tiptoe looking at its face, however, he was disappointed, was in a van • e . lett eye vo
led ew• • ' - ' ' bat • be dll d b ht h n hotn out, the hom 'tithe beast having entered jest above the th • Te
g as not altogether tail., and having agrad to do me tyro for they ascertained gots a cm t, ta t e poor wonia w e eyelid. aPPiI
t! i inter prisoner to Brentftwd, who was afterwards released by Air.
Il l•tke, the clerk to the Magistrates, upon his own undertaking ant entertained the greatest ill will. Such was the disorderly con- ani •
duct of those two ns, that no leas than two or three hundred . •sixpence, and settle all eats, the sum oes mar n u
• tedi fIL sato- they sus d d i feet wetted all along the road she anti passed theough the orbit into the brain, from which injury ! •
pecte ,an , n , was SU, far t
thet he should appear the following day. peopls. a the Loweet description, were collected together. to whom taction of damages, and the caae was dismissed. ourne in with. died on IVednesda afternoon.
had passe,d, was the media of the infant she waaj y g y
• hment in the mind All the witnesses said that there could be no blame attaehed e - MIMI
I • Cross-examinee by tett. BARRY.-Lawis did net aseault witness,
but he joined in Moog and shouting, and made a great noise.
%Vetoes is a special conitatale for four counties, eed he did not the defendant exelaimed-`• Go it, my boys, go it ; here's my old
- of a landlord; we'll de tor him yet !" and then he tied a rope
round the neck of one of hts busts in his shop, and, exhibiting it at Yeetertlay Robert Weal, a poling butcher, was chargea by one Adler the' q
of the constables a St. Janus s, with creating • disturbance or the poor woma , .
in the Coach sind Horses public-bona, Beek.hill. 'n uiry, which excited no little totems
permitt o r ed on her route to any one, and they considered the case purely accidental.
n she was • ed t p
d dfil •h dM Wller There being no funher evidence to produce, the Jury re
Dover in quest of her husban ,an rossmit ,an r. e ,
win having heard of no information as to the probs. verdict of "Accidental deatli-deodand 3s.on the bullock." ,
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thiek it at all singular tethe employed to execute a common assault the window exclaimed-" There he is, there's my eAd -of a The landlad wished to turoom two girls ef the town, who had returned to to , 3
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• verant. Labe was is. the habit of doing so. When tbey got to landlord ; ' .
men will be his fate!" The witness declared that he behaved themselva very disorderly ay show out pose at sll , , 1 •ed I bber Tb
bledestination of the female wto COMITItt tie ro y. e -
•14 Inaentibtd there iicre no 31agistrates present but blr. Creighton, considered his life to he in danger. around them, for the mere love of hinged •• of the perish °then% of St. George s who have interested themselves ex- DREADFUL Ace nen w T.-An Inqueit was holden last nigl.: n 13'
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1 ~,,,c„ to teke him back to the cage at Hounslow., hc said he ~ ,nrofession..,
In answer to tbe charge, he denied being the cause ferent and worst damtptiou, sod lie wanted protection to get rid of blishment,
ehe d solo* him in eeedingly on the behalf of tlie poor parents of the child. intend before Thomas Stirling, Esq., Coroner, at the Horseshoe ant W
ws s told diem to take Levingston to Mr. Clarke. Minas mod The defendant mole a long speech, in which, with a fluency and militates struck the poboy so elevealia
• If in calling a meeting in their parish on the subject, for the pur- Magpie, public-house, Saffromhill, on view of the body OUR. Poof
his orchoon, and by socident it struck his fellow officer on the a command of language that astonished the Court, he detailed clean style. The prousee.- Nati asierethwaght Wu
Kitt toringston told hlm that Mr. Clarke said he should be the history of a series of acts of the most vindictive kind on the part duty bound to protect the laditirem bah, out and accord- Pose of increasing the rewanl already offered for the apprehension nelius Sullivan, who came by his death under the followingeit. the i
taken before him, but he Ovittieseywas not bound to believe that. of the peosecutor towards hint, all with a view, it should seem, to ingly the battle became general. The laredlown aid, that to be of the woman, and the iestoration 0
• I the child to iis afflicted eumstances. It appeared in evidence that the deceased Ind Imo VIM
John Eunnerson emunened.-Wirness was one of the Alan get the defendant not of his shop, the prosecutor having had a candid, the bosom wee- eny thing but respeetaiihwise had only come parente. engaged as a bricklayer'a labourer at some buildings going 00 at '
employed to apprehend haingston. When it was proposed by to it lately, mid fbund it frequented by charmless of the moat tette. In the course of yesterday, Po*, one of the officers of the eats- die premises of John Blades, Esq., in Ludgate-hill. C/n Tuesday . *el
premiunt offered him for it by another nof the defendant's who has not been idle since the loss of the clahl, in. last he was ascending a ladder. with a load of tiles on his shouldeti, the I
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would not gee aid -thief seized bold of the witness bo the necker- '
of the riot, if so it might be called, which wati f II l • t such troublemene customers, for his endeavour was to make the formed the sittino Magistrate. 11. Swenr.v, Esq. that he
~ a ter a,on y a quo r had at and 'then at the height of between forty and fifty feet front the ;owe
0 chief. so that he could. not speak, and but for the assistance of his assemblage of some hundred and fifty people, to hear the ballad- capectable. length, after sparing no exertions, got a clue which he hatl no ground, the load fell off, owing to his foot missing on of the step.
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owe he should have been Wrangled. The defendant Such came
psi , sin er. The qu I begun between a female lodger of Smith's The prisoner expressed great contrition for his unruly conduct, doubt would lead to the discovery of the chili ,
I and the apprehension and in his endeavour to catch it, the unfortunate non lost he "
trot, oral sninit Mu a elserne that hevingeton, vibe was a /expect.
Loa ache delindant's wife, the former upbraiding the latter for hav- which he attributed all to drunkenness. of the woman who had kidnapped it. equilibrium, and tumbled backwards into the street. The einem. ft ha
able molt ehould be" talten le the eget'. when he eauld get "...• in so many children, and the latter retorting that her spite was '
Cute Magistrate (Mr. Sergeant Se t.i.oit) commended the land- bin Weller, who eaei
_menet wthen thie wee mentioned
Ito the stanicieembealdi vzrbyonweaarsly bneesonn pratodutelyetiomfea twee:del calamity, at a Two
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cu .., nal replied, that no officer could discharge a person from Ine
stod v b
, , y taking bpi).
Crois-exualneti.--Ilidenied eeerhaving said rt tl-n this fellow, onifTbecause she had been married eight years, and could have no
child. Then down came the woman's husband, anti up came the
haßatheinger, and a mob of quiet and able persons auembled, lord for his good intentions to make the bowie respectable, and said Magetrate„maetfested the_ snestes joy, arl °been ed tl
that he should have the proteetioo of the officers, who would visit confident his wife would tiot long survive t e shock, if her e n c
the house. He thee discharged the prisoner, telling hint to make was not soon restored to her arms. ' "4
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!lilt boulder from a part olf the titles falling upon hielinv Ha tcitaltti lam
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sovered from his -astonishment when he paccired a msen, tonal] RT. Tina
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' i • it is no use to take him to ['Stretford • let us give him a night of it but the defendant declared that blr. Smith was not present till all amends to the landlord. to_ _....____-__.--e marante dead, at his feat. Regardless of the injury he had 'emelt
sustained, lie immediately gave the alarm to the workmen, ana the t
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. in tl:e owe:: hite defendant Such. touched him by the elbow ; the noise and bustle was over. MARLBOROUGH.STREF.T. o
, i TIOY•T. SEA 11• THING INFIRMARY .--A General Court the deceased was taken to Bartholomew's Hospitel ; but from the
I tie equeeTelehtenteli the mob between witness and Levingnon. The CH•IRMAN told the defendant he miscalculated his powers, Enzilia Donna was yesterday brought up, charged by Mr. Wil- .
of Subscribers to this Association was held at the London Coffee state in which he Wan, it was • readily perceived that any effort of roe
f th
Three perverve were retied to arroborate the testimony o ese and tbat instead of his talent for talkine being of service to him, it son, from whom she had hired finnished lodgings, In the neigh.
House d tell NV I esd f h f ' ed.cal k•II ld It • be l• h . 1 k •
,hu gate- i, on et n ay, or t e propose 0 transacting m i s i won as e en unseat mg, t e sots spat 'wipe TI
officers ; two ot them however, said they did not see either of the had only aggraratexhia me. ffe tle
mus taught that nothing could bourhood of the Seven-dials, with loving taken away a bolster, a ordinary busineo. The attendance of blembers was more thin than been extinguished in the instant. In answer to a question from a Moe
uefendaroa enrike any blow • they only heard the officer' desire justify the conduct that he had been charged with. People were blsnitet, a table-cloth, and • couple of napitins. au I but the general etate of the Spriety's affairs Was extremely Juror, it wee stated that the tleceased Was a remarkabl sober and mort
ahem tvt rella! ?Mtn. whish they refused to do. The other witness
a not to be annoyed and worded because he was witty, and poe. 31n. Bonnet, who is tbe wife of a foreigner admitted the taking u-s-' . ad nt es of sea bailee are too al able to re- intimarioes man hut that bean blind of
ag g p p , g one eye, a rather it. ath
. gratifying. f e
. t .I.o3l:Ser bey) said ht oter Lewis strike one of the Patrol, but ue sated the faculty of haranguing a mob. ' "
away the articles specified ; but slleged that che had not taken them
e.:, -so anew which of them. • The Jury found hitn Gaiiro, and the Court sentenced hino to to pledge on her own account, but that she had lent them to ataother uire any elucidation but unfortunately they have hitherto been firm, it was probable the accident oeiginated frum thcse circuit.
il I l.b
h • '1
1 h d 'ed t th • f tt stances. Tse Jury, after viewing the boll h• h
eton y yt e iew, vs ii st tey were ere o e mane, tom ,e y, wle mounted a
,i'. ByttoT foe the deface, observed that he could if it were we monaes hard labour at Brixton. person, who she believed, however, bed pawned them. She justified
neosinvy on thisincesiort Impale a variety of eiretunstances some. the so doing in this way :-" Illy moat lodging! were paid up to obvious difficulties which present to their attainment, amongat shocking spectacle, returned a verdict of " Accidental Death."
what connected with this affair, which lie thought would press very which want of time and waste of money stand foremost. Should We cannot avoid observing upon the gross indecency that was .
hard tinun, the officers at 'hose instance this prosecution was in. POLICE. the 2.lth of the resent monehlotod I lent these articles on the prin.
a„ the prospective objects of die Sea Bathing Infirmary be carried permitted in the house while the Inquest was sitting, &mire, '
dr, that so I°4 as I lUld paifl MY rent 1 waa at libertY W."' into full eftet, these difficulties will in a great immure be over. singing, playing of bag-pipes, and all such low and noisy amuse.
• stitided ; but he had no wish to do ea ; he would, however, desig. GUII-75P7.11. w st I pleased with the furniture.' W
et come, and the blessing extended to thousands who have hitherto inents were going forward amonget the tap-room• gentry, chiefly
att re ada as one a thr most impudent and unwareented attempts to This offite was crowded with respectable tradesmen yesterday to e
:our principle is quits 'rum/. said Me• Rat• tllll "Jag ""a- been debarred it. The next season is looked to with eager entice. Irish, who were all drunk and ditorderly.
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I criminate two respectable persons as Via Wits made in a t•ourt of hew the re-examination of three individuals who have been in cus- gistrate, you had no such power se yew imagine. .. ation for the fulfilment of this prediction. -
arindice. Bot the seitierce of the Meares for the ease had en. tody a few days on the charge of swindling.divers persons out of Mrs. Bonnet la a deceat, but simple.loaking woman. and er P
. ittetv reeved that neither.of the defesdanis heel committed the as. parcels of goods. The names given by the prisoners were-Henry peered perfectly uncoossion of havipg done ley thing WIN. -Ski ROYAL FREEMASONS' CIIARJTY.-Yesterclay the Sub- Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the Albany Arno - ein's
este ce wffieli they were. ehauted, and that they wen therefore Yea, Jonathan Th 177114, .11:Anson, and James Hunter Gram was remanded, to endeavour, if lile, to leaner Me thaw Situ Tavern Camberwell before Richard Carter '
seribers and Friends to this excellent Institution inet at the School- , . • , Esq. on the body ef
Co eled to 4 verdict of acquittal. It was rather singular that an The inquiry was pursued by 3lr. Alderman Bum as to three away, sad make souse awarigement with Mr. Wilson. - bones, in St. Ueorge'sdields, pursuant to advertisement, for the a labouring man named Henry Quiddington, who was route. Pon
Ditt
await weepeuirslaststil have been_ plated in the. heeds_ of a flowea out of a number a cases, with great diligence, and occupied up- purpose of electing three Candidata for admission to the School. drowned in the Surrey Canal, near the Albany-road bridge, on-the
I 'I
• 1 street pasint, miff It wery-not quite sufficient to let it be execut wards of three hours. OW EEnl-SQUA RE . As it was expected that the vacancies would be eagerly contested, Preceding morning. . . Diu
ba
. by tballiallitl4llltal lallfert. Levingeton had reason to suspect that Mr. P. Heap attended on the part of Yates, soon of whose Yesteidey a novel scene zoom, Considerable interest has been excited in die riel Woe
ted itself at this office. A sea- the election was announced at eleven o'clock, a rather early hour g rimed at Skin
mme attempt wonld be node by the otficen not to take him before relatives move in the first circles; and blr. BUTLER, Alf. Here muff raid-
faring man, named Charlfs .7s3rrow-, who described hi but though a good many appeared, the e gi . y
li "bilit for admintion the mystery which at present bangs over the affair it heing et•p Da.
a :thematic: in the neighbourhood, and had therefore obtained SIT. mer's clerk, for Johnson. ing in Presecenstreet, Windsor, was brought before- WHITE, was shown only in a very few cases,
_and the business was decided posed that he drowned himself in conse tie '' • •-
.
q nee ot a dispute %hid;
MU
Onadzehadirations to be bmaght beim him at any hour of the The circumstances, as detailed in evidence, were thee* :- Some Esq. charged by Mrs. Jaime Munn withWony, in having stolen mach softer than bad been exPeeted- There is One thing worthy he had with his wife, who cohabited with smother man, and wee Do.
weir. ; hut to din neither of the prosecutors paid the least atten. time in July last Yates hired a counties-twine at No. 206, Upper her only good dress ( black gown), at which peat store Was of remark, and which, by the way, we should be glad to see rot. both of whom he was known to have been In company late the
1 ' toe. but deservained to lock him spin the cage at liounalow till Tharnes-street, and, towards the end of the following month, P! ;
seed as she had only puled the shoe of I 'men the pre- lowed in similar Institutions, where candidates are admitted by evening before his body was found. Before the eviOence was gote WM
tese foliowleg deo. It was true that Mr. Such was of the Pasty another at No. 7, Sherboume-lane. At each of these Johnson and "°21.1.__1 03y. election-the same cordial unanimity of feeling-ohe game fraternal into, some documerios were produced, which proved dot although Tee
ise• asseenbied round the officers while they were dragging tom to Gray were almost daily attendants • Gray, who is a I • din i.',..... •:•"a st
~,, ~ 4 ,
.4
...• . , for setue_tinin *Mom thet distinguishes the " myetic nate." in all its relations, the deceased was united to the weman, she was not legally fiie dot
tn.: cage ; many other persons were there. some of whom he should booking old man, in the capacity °eclat t and J IS t
. .. . A.,.. , . , , htm on l'uol-wh displays luminaire, bribe roost marked nod agreeable character. wife, as site was previously married to a non named Smith, at Chu
I '.1.1 before the Jury: When 11l o Stub (a respemahle tpsdesman in to take pert in the business, without having any panialse Use of : at , . ... 1 ...., •' . *oh. • vsa eh a laudable anxiety is evinced on the part of the patrons of North Shields. About a fortnight back the deceased was taken ;a Si
partamagp Otis hi* flithem onus *sof Wm house opptheteto which oti ty marked ea. . .al• - • -illageella at fa, Luke's churet, each Candidate, yet the contest is Coridueted .on . the most li. Union Hell titindesperetely.araeltinghis wife, and as Moretti teat Si
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this affray was going cm, lie observe.' to the pikers, • Are you pot l6t the 23d of September, Yates favoured )Ir. Dorman, an ex. - • : • y... • peel. olnd Mang r, tne day bevel principle, and the successful atostrato owes his euccese only ehe would no liye again wtt i Men, being apprehensive that eer me
sehanted of yourselves in tasting • man like this ; why not take naive glass dealer, in Rathbone-place, witb a call. He selected 11+. ~... . . *KY •' ' ' ard hew was In danger, it was suglested by the parish officers that if i
detbeer lodgings, In aseleel , to prior and superior claims. The internal ecooomy of the Sc
,__ld
all 1. _ , . I e F
t.. 111 Leforeh !Itattistrare, .and nest him as you ought ?" But al- an elegant suite of decanters tumblers, &c. talked aboat• leaving Jews-low, tmeisea, to pee the remainder of the night i but early is conducted on the same unerring principles, and the happy, ron. ee ow ter .01. ame they would consent to his beteg dis. T
though he thus sahinostrated with the otEcers, he did not touch town in his carriage, and orAerett-the enlace to be sent hy three ilk neat mil" 14116 the Pstruss bounced Men thetas en . , • , wh
ed T 1 •
ter* the W. tented and comfortable *annearanee of the children fully exem- e arg • OS arrongeuient was accordingly made, and be was
•I • o • ' o dismi ed. - - - Pal
1 111 r,tne- of them. As the officers had not Morn that Lewis bad as,- o'clock to Shaba lane, when they would be paid for. The lad .
mews entr ern-monk, while she and her ustamd were in seo, and piffled the masonic benedict on of Peace, Love, and Harmony, as . Esti
,iti-Iteli either of them, tie would not make any remark resettling who was sent with the goods was directed not to lean them. unless instantly tore thouown in question air tke floe, and took ft away- having taken up their abode in this Lodge of St. John. • It appeared from the evidence of the brother of the deceased, that Oes
I,- L.M. If sherefoie lioshould prove what he had stated, the Jury he was paid, accordiog to 31r. Vatee's promise. At the counting- Itahletetent „. •e-, uld you attempt to pure* Dim ? ednesd r f ern h 'n ' ' •
Soctury roe EDUCATING THE POOR OF NEWFOUND- on W a• a t ()cm,'" en dr' king a ith his cotieradee, he said etch
taunt not hesitate a moment in declaring that neither of these per- house, he found Gray ma Johneon, and promoted the bilt aad re. "rm• "'met "
I-0 , dem ! no, Sir ; I was undressed. It it not LA ND.-IVe feel particularly gratified in having to an- - •
he would have a 'um soon since his wife
j p . , had left him he hail ter I
ao: . were guilty, and by doing so, declaring also at the same time ceipt to the latter, who returned them, saying, he bad no orders to his bean IWwweht before
the value of the gown that occasioned 6 , been low-spirited, and once had tried to hang himself by a table.
flounce 1
Lie arrival here yesterday, in the schooner Chester- cloth. mot
teed opir :un *fele nettlect ot these two Bow-street patrol pay. Grey said, he supposed the articles were for 31r. Yates's use your Worship ; all I want ie peace and quietness, now tam mar- 'I
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.hoeph Atkioa. a respectable tradesman, stated, that he Neel- rled as m husband Is a very inoffensive man : and having entered field, from London, of three masters and two mistresses, The maid.servant of the public-holm stated that the deceased
I in tbe country, that they might be left, and that it was quite un- / y eish
into the holy bonds of wedlock, happiness is all that I request. It appointed by the Newfoundland School 'n com n with his wife and II
Siciety, to establish was l Pa y artely, the man with whom she
• kuted the circumstances that occurred. Oa the day in question he certain when he would be there. The lad, however, earned se Chs
.• I , RA 66 I '-e officers dragging a man towards the cage, who exclaimed,
tnatea had never beta in a cage, but he'd be d-d if he would determined to take away the goods, that Mr. Yates found it con-
venient to make his appearance almost instantly. Ile ioquired hin -.... i
is a rmy anfortumite t g ,
Magistrate-Unfortunate ! What . to get a husband on leaving for
schools at Ifarbor Grace, Petty Harbor, and Quidi Vidi,
the purpose of educating the poor gratuitously. It ill '11:
cohabited. The night the deceased was drowned lie seemed low-
- - ir--- •Ile wished It
irited, and was much hurt on his wife refusing to drink with her. tain
I.
ge. The defendant. Mr. Such, thee same up ; there were several about the oackjng, dm. and observed as to the mono
- 3'.' he was Pill hie
Windsor one day, and being married the next. I don't see any- .
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be team to our readers to be informed, that the schools sit er to go home with him, telling her if she would. that Mo
1. ' 4 utter persuns asherobled. 31r. Such said it was a shame to drag • '
a, l k i lf should be for ott n
t g unfortunate in that :on the contrary, you are a very uc y a , _ , .., '
g e . She declined accompanying him. They
I to Bedfor .squire on the following day (Saturday), and wou bo t 1 h
established in tits town a u r even mont s ago, by the all left the publicthonse together, and the deceased was not in. Teri
0 • respeuable man I;.ke that to a cage, when he could get a bondsman. leave a cheek st Mr. Dorman's by l 2 o'clock. The lad thricerefused "man- grai
• Las Marston wee • respecieble market gardener. There mono blow icated
Mrs. Russell-Winn I mean Is, in-having lived with the priso- above Society., under the superintentlance of Mr. and Mrs. ius ,
11111 , LI 11
talon with the good, upon any such nee b t son Mr. Yates I
1 L .
StrUCR, that witness soar, becoming extremely angry, and speaking of having eslt with Mr. nee berme mY marriage sildhblr. David Russet!, and now, Sir, I Jeynes, have already admitted 300 children and adults, . •
The Jury deliberated a sho '
rt time, and returned the fallowing
- be I
am afraid to go out tor fear of my life. ~, verdict-,." That the devoured was found drowned, but in Mee,
e, °two sr three other sery respectable witnesses were called, who Dorman a great number of years, the young man became alarmed for free instruction ; and that the part of the bui - eve
ell spoke to the same_ edict, and designated the conduct of tbe odi. lest he should seriously offend one of his matter's good old custom. • I aid
f:tiei, prisoner here said, " the gown is my property- p In tnanner it did not amour."
i . ing originally taken for the purpose, having been fciiiitl WI
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cars r being very brutal, .and that it excited the indigestion of en, and Mr. Dorman being at some distance from London, lea did fee ••• I
every person who uw it. not see how he could ascertain the truth of eir. Yates', Reunions Mrs. Ru -
melt Ile has got several things of mho at his lodgings too small, the Society have purchased the whole of the -MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. of
One of the witnesses aid he wascherged by the cdfiars toad and in convenient time. He therefore left do article', with which, it at Windsor, which he refuses to give up. ' stone building and premises, in Duckworth-street, from AT TUE COURT or commisslowtas or BANKRUPTS, • reel
east, but be would wet, because he considered they were doing • spears, J ohnson wee immediately despatched to the pawnbrokers. The Magistrate now,called upon the Individual to answer the Mr. Latour and Mr. Calver, and are now making such BASINGUALL-STREIT. SOP
• 1!
~ :, very un•eistitiable ltd. i 1
n ronclon -wall, where he pledged them for at ing ese t
.be f han half eitarge alleged "Plust hitn ; but he being completely filled with the alterations and improvements in it as are necesdr t
y o 8C- TO•SIORROW. 1
N-. SARRY-Whell Was it that all this took place ? their value. ln his way, however„Johnsou encountered Acott and Tguee* gra fie. was ordered to be taken care of, and the party to _ -wow._
ommodate a greater number of scholars. The business of WI
St itnoss-It was four o'clock in the afternoon. Gronett, tw 0 of the City. Police, wbo being Perfectly acquainted attend to.monew, when, in all probability, the fumes would be C THIRD MEETING. 11.
The officer Johnson said it was after four o'clock. with bin
1., stopped and insisted on knowing low he came by the pro. reaPoratod• the schools is thereby at present necessarily- suslientled ; Harrison, 11. A. Liverpool, haberdasher . - lir sen
' i i',-,i . '
1 1 Ms CIIAIRAIAN-V11111,! do you mean to se! that at four an i t uit him till
'r eerie, followed him to the pawnbrokers, ddd no q
o'clock in the afternoon you will lock up a man til the next day 6
smon a common assault warrant ?
eohnson-Mr. Creighton told us never to bring a person to him
aser two o'clock. y Ins explanations, and by inquiry in Sherbouruedane, they ob-
tained such Information from Gray as satisfied them that it would
be impolitic to offer any further obstruction. But !weenie ofJohn- MARYLEBONE OFFICE.
Yesterday a respectable looking man applied to Mr. GRIT
for It warrant under the following circumstances.
t after nine te
He stated dm shoo dock. on the g
evenin of Wain
da he was widlities- along the New-road when he heard the re.
son's apprehension, they resumed the inquiry, sump .W the glass Y. ._ . , but we tare informed that they will be re-openctl in about
s Proudfoot, J, Q
rierti• a fortnight; when, we trust, the poor will take advan
of the opportunity afforded them of procuring instruction
or nar e i ren grate. se SECOND MEETINGS.
tage wood, I). Milkueeu.stte'et' • P '
Chet eide tallow-chandler . I I
-steeet, Cheapside, woollen warebouseiron - II
FIRST MEETINGS.
f ti hld t' A hool has also been led Pringle. Jane. bondon.road, Bo '
opet rough, victualler -. 11 he
son
ark
ph
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~y se tr.tRY-II is the rule. . at the pawobroker's, an,l discovered the owner. Ale Durntan'e p . th •• •
on of fire tune beetled him, and almost at the satne ts 'taring, at Trinity, by direction of the society, which -tr. d
Sandwell, E. ean , tavern-keeiser . . . II •1
it•lnot se (with much warmth)-There is no such rule ; lad was, in the mean time, • pretty constant visite: at the counting. 'natant, , le peat hie ear, which he doubted not was has met with the most cordial approbation and suptiort e DWI ENDS.
' I .i not admit it. house in quest of Mr. Yates, until on Wedoesday last he found the a bullet I l
. • aORW. IWOOOSIO for Isis head. lie instant y from time inhabitants of that place. One hundred and tour amcaster, J. jun. Bethnal-greeo, butcher . li tli
Hall, H. Neleon-terrace, Kin I d'f d -
gs an , hrea needle-street, and
: a Ise officer repeats(' that they were ordered not to take the mi. place entirety deserted. wh"led rem* in some amaas*ent, aod stood for several minute:,
children I d 1
ant a u ta are already tinder the instruction of
~ sonar before the Magistrate aftat two o'clock. The eecand ease was that of Mr. Donned, the toyman at the when a man, whom he never balm* since toil seen, came up, in - Stock Exchan e, baker . - ,
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~ I, , Te• CHAIR M•ma-Then you 011§ht 10...111
I, e br:ouilf him to hoc- the direction from which dee
corner of Paternoster-row, whose shop Yates visited on Tuesday, Illeans and witb only this Mr. Fleet there, and, from the chsracter we hear of the Hazard. D. Hart ney, merchant . . .I t
o
, 1-. doe. There 4110 sech.rule aa you *eak of ;I °I "IT °I it ; the Gth inst d I ked tba k
~ an oo ou a c gammon board, a set of chess germs, "D- you, I'll teilehdpetio=r:hllamPe." commenced superintendents, we anticipate the most pleasing results .
romaay, J. Beaumont-street, St. alarylebone, grocer - II
of the firm of Craig* end Co 20' •
~ a, Upper Tharnes-street, and • Pr
us, in expendirn• so much money for the benefrt of Lour re attracted to purchase by the ticketed rt h'
. b p ces w ich an attached to la
.ii'
,ti '
1 1 sat %ere no Magistrate ever said such a thing. I knit* Mr.
Creiahtoo very well and I am sure he could never have said se.
verso. and drughtemen, and two dice-boxes. altogether of the value of
about ten guineas. Here he represented himself to be 51r. Cra•
Igoe
ordered the goods to be taken to his counting.home there. - Mr.
leenlefeaton •* then eaamtued•-*Tba °throes gem Plumedtag to Dannett was determined nos to Pert with the geode without having d
tan, tom res Beenttord befere the slegktrete. whets Ercepa .paystmos foe Own, and very cautiously accompanied his porter. f ilnrY
lebouring him in the mon apnea ulanaer (o
he bore man/ market, and after f which beating, from their labours. We congratulate our readers that the Yesterday at the Castle-strect Court of ll,rturats an
hog
_hernia several minutes
;hound nearly senseless. He lied mode some inquiries which in.
uced him to bore that he wouldhaegoliketto make out this ex- juvenile ' • •
• and te is our ardent wish that the society
i
. may be enab et
- 1 'to effect all the good they can desire.- linen.drapers• goods, in the iv indows of their ehops, was beard.
Mr. Cranfield, the plaintiff; now stated, that as he wes going iu Fe
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Philanthropists of the inother country ate thus mindful of action of sonie'importance to thet nume sel of CLIP- Ses• who nu
' i Mr. A t.t.ar -Let it be remembered that these are not paid Ma. beating and eking Inn, he dep=aseesele,leaving him on the
1 n t
cajun totaling Ott of A pllthe-tOllSe, and cried out to h Idea/
,- Upon reaching the house, he found Johnson and Grayowho ex- traalrdr.iti a irairtiTuanotr.dered a • tio be iasued at the a '
pplicant s Newfoundland Mercantile Journal, Aug. 18. the tli:ection of Weenninster-bridge, front Wh'
itehall, he casual,' II
• . 14,- . , ellen, " Janson, d-n Ms 'eyes, let us give biro • night s pressed their astooishment dist lie did not meet Mc Craigs, who reque" DRILADTUI. ACCIDENT.-On Sunday last a very alarm- saw in the &Rodent's shop window at the corner of Parliament-
logging io the cage.' • had just quitted tbe place ; but rid he might leave the articles WORSH IP-STREET. strcet, • certain piece of stuff ticketedat only Is. pee ard. Plaintiff 11
. I:. '• tossecereen roee from his eat Mid dionil tat
is
the
who if be chose. Hs, howe2r, took the prudent resolution to carry . .
M A tl
a .rp tot an extensive inanufaiturer of stays and corsets, re- ing accident took place in the parish of Cults. About one went into the shop, and requested to look at the artrcle lie asked Da
.4 - f bit interns pointed to Lim and odd, • them home again, sod In the morning. On Wednesday morn- siding in the rough, having obtained a warrant against three . n
o'clock a loud and alarming explosion was heard upon if the shilling so marked, se per yard, was do lowest *rice; when
he defendant's shopman said ye , th y I y P ied he
used thafe very words. Were it the lest osth 1 had to taw la this 'fig. Mr. Dunnett went down again to the eounting-homie; Mr. parties, a man, bis wife, and child, foe an extensive robbery of Lime-lull, accoenpanied by i sudden ascent of a dark cloud tioweet price UpOn the goods in the stitrisdowe- a wa‘,3 "I'
to ;he ele
itothl, I would declare that such was his eitradete.wiselotson IC. however, had hot arrived, and he left the least raluabh parcel, finished and unfinished articles, in which lie was in the habit of of smoke. A rush of the neighbbiiring inhabitanta imme- era • b Plaintiff' th ,s a decoy' be
• .
.en ordered the ehopanon to cut off seven
thee polled out his star and told me to stop. 'NW he , (containing the backgammon board), returned home, and sent the dealing, Vann, the officer, wu yesterday deepatched to search the diately took place to the spot, when it wee ascertained that ards y.'
in
i I have Str. George etarke's orders ta be taken*** his If it were parter with the rest or the articles, giviug him a striet injunction premises, and bring the puttee before the hi amanita. lie did so, y ; which being done, the plaintiff now tendend his scren
a house at resent 'nhalited b a labou r f h
P 1 1 Y re 0 t e name of !shillings. Nit the shopman, still boldin th ti • ii h nel
sone o'clock at night. Upon *hien they eipliede " D---. 11 Geo. to bring away the goods if he could nut get the money. The and theo were yesterday morning _placed at the bar. g e mu in is I n
- r'
.
(nesse ;ne will do se we like ; you are our petwener. aad we Oil" porter imwever, disobeyed-this order, for being told by Choy that kl r. Arpthorp stated, that in consequence of observing in a shop. g •
In lis had been completely unroofed, the window glasa "id. " I want a halfpenny a yard more," Plaint. '
itl here refuod to.
1 . Idea you up." I then awOre I would tot go to the cage, and began h r's
fr. emiga was not yet arrived, and was probably detained on, windopwectunliSarhloyreiti:cl,(,)wrie, starfe •
hp:,:ii,c.,4,,,,,,:aite;haenil itrtatti
shforectett I.otittt, and thrown to a thstance, and
.all the tloors exit.,i7,,,,einiv„..,:zi. I,
ew
aoswitnat
ttnhge ;tltTpitmtoraneytltitep t ictnketcoartwthgeuvticoiceott.
I re etruggte with them, aud observed, that there wee Colima Cli- 't haelle, where he might be found on the Hamburgh-walk, or in pieces. The first object of attention and sym-
• th to, Mr. Creighton, and Mr. TWO?, all within a mile, but the ilealiT with him, he became suspicious that they must have been their difference, the sh men made a sudden snatch, stvurett two
house arcel al atil was A
et 7 the flamburgh Coffee- .he left his p so, say p y ,of course, . frs. Inglis herself, with her three °like 7
v pertained. jig
he
young children who were hound • th '
in e open air, and with arin.
would return at two o'clock, at which hour he was assur he unfai y purloined by sortie one in his employ, and he naturally •
shilling% I ed • ck
~ ant rt us to give en
• her the stuff or money De
The Cts•ranew--Wheilier the men Weft eight Of Wnlinin enspected the prisoner and his Zmily, as they were theonlyfrersons •I .
tr,f The plaintiffhow handed the ticket to the Comuissionen,
would receive either the goods or the money. Moon besting this
aI, their anduce towaras the present witness, we ahem Saha ss to who worked or hint this pa ',war pattern). He was at rat un. tle exception the mother, altogether uninjured. Her w to. on examining it, gave it ft their opinion that the defendant's
I. - . result, Mr. Dunnett hastened to die spot himself, end with his
• consideration. We must cennee ourselves to eh* homed eking& porter spat weal hours in watching in and about the premises. willing to believe the man guilty, as lie had been In his employ case was, however, well calculaftal to excite sytnpathy. In ticket did not appear to express mere than one shilling per tut.
e• • Tto witness thee said, teat ioniser of thedefelidelellealreelt either A fresh am of fraud came to Mr. Ihinnettot knowledge on between ten and eleven years ; but the inquiries he made having •lier anxiety to rescue her children from a danger which • Defendant then pointed OUt the haltnenny, which was merely pr-
..l 4' of the officers. Ho must itsve seen it if they W.
Ma Aum ev addreesee toe Jury in reply be the whale COOL Ile the nezt morning, end he had for a companicm for some time the
toner to Mr. Wirer, of 541, Oxford-street. trunk-meker, who had C" snd I.
strenethened his apprehasioet, he ked the prisoners taken into fact, was over ere she could comprehend its nat ,In Oiled, and not wriuen, in se obecure turn of the letter ^ ftl“
ure, she when the Commieeioners void that the tielceter mi ht as nail have 12
had rushed into the open air with the two youngest it) her keened ltd. in the ver g y '
ohearved that it thee:an the wrung iu detainees liweinew in cos- left „woo, leather orming_rnae attd a writing desk, of the „hie Vann, the Aker, deposed to the sari* of the warrant, and pm- y Paine manner. They also took °cameo 1
, . sod, all ila warning. they were answerable by asteteina far Wye of Igo too. on the previous not_ duced a vast quantity of leapt, some of them in an unfinished state, anus, Whilst tlie oldest boy hail effected his escape through In observe, that it really was an unfair way °ideating by the public ...
; : imprisonment ; but it was not to be allowed that ettoopenehadd Eleven witnesses were examined to subetantiate the onierieg of w hich he found on the premises, together with fourteen duplicates a shattered window ; after accOmplishing this convulsive at large, and then ordered the defendant to pay the expetiscs;
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coos and interfere end dictate to titan what to db. ilt open om. dine. it was t
t aw. the abovenamed goods by Yates, the receiving of them by Gray of staya Alll.l Corsets pledged by the prisoners In various plsoo.. effort, she had sunk down exhausted and almost 11 1 ad
a o be feared that many an honest tradesman was de. r
, k d.,,, were to be periaitted, there was no knowing*.
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demote lengths it would be tuned. Ile could not 1 Several awnbrokers with wh th
and the participation in keeping up the delusions by Johnson ; lino P om e property had beer pledged
upon the owners of the moperty respectively swearing that they were in attendance. but they could not identify either of the pn- upon the green turf, whilst some parts of 1 • 1
itr t ress were
1 e tss pie of customers by such tricks.
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till il dirtiovitkreaard to the order given to the pewees not * Immo had never contemplated parting with it, except in exchange for sonen ; and 3lr. OstioneE, under all the circumeiames, thought . . •
in dames The unfortunate mother was conveyed to an bIARHIED. N
berate the Magistrates afies two o'clock, way ea , and cash, the Alderman made up his mind to commit all the prisoners iit most atlytuble to commit the mak prisoner, and dischaige the adralning house, where she lies at present under the mail. On the I Ith inst. Thomas Illy. jun. Esq. of Graften-strett, o
It II wail deserved an tudignation of.the worthy Chairmen; but the r„ ',ion,. as for a„alina the anion, taillike, which Was accordingly dons. ca advice of I)r. Scott, of Cupar ; and though dreadfully Fitzroy-square. to Jane Sarah, second daughter of Nicholas Jour. w,
oacers Were not to bowie vilicnabey acted according to such ie. The Solicitors tor Johnson and Yates said tloy would reserve LA M BETH-STREET. dam, Esq. of Finsbury-square.
scorched, is likely to do well. 'Vie explosion wa " f r
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SHIMAIIIIB. Sonic little allowance, however, was to be made for their defence ; but Gray addressed the Alderruan, stating that he Yesteeday Denis Kindle, a. very fashionably deemed_ young man, to a ;hovel being cast " ben th h ' b s owing Oa tbe Oth inst. at A unborongh. Wilts, Mr. Robert Tamer. f
doe, gen:Tenon who acted'thus. They WON/Wing their time to hail only acted as a servent to Yates, whom he believed to be a was brought up for final examinatton before been* M. WY TT e ouse y Mrs. Inglis, sutgeon, of Vete-street, Cavendish.squue, to Miss Callning. C
. 't was that A , which, alighting upon the • hearth-stone, struck fi b daughter of Richard C • E '
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t the public el:beat niceirmg any return„ AO emAdale.! respectaille man, and this belief Was grounded on his beteg sent by Esq. the sitting Magistrate, charged with having enibenled a t te* i I re, y among, eq. ot the former.place. c
, they made rules reaculatino the date wMdt tbey woe* devote to liim to Messrs. Smith, Pliyee, and Co.'s twice to beg a frank, quantity of property belonging to his employers, Al Platt= me tan open cask, containing upwards of 201ba. of gun- DIEII. n.
a • 4 tam/dudes thus volestacy taken WOO eIIANIVIII4 its. however, Whelk Ma Smith inquired after Yates as if he was an intimate and Davies, sugar-refinen, carrying on business in Rupert„at pemler, was immediately ignited-Fiji. Paper. On the 2d of August, at New Orleans, John Davidson, EN. ;
atheitte" that the i:lstrderions olio bed Impo (lees to the offieers acquaintance. fle Was also sent to Sir William Curtis On a smiler whiodispel. On being please at the bar, the unhappy prisoner Moine& NRA R li. 8.51. Consul. a
Buar.-The Manchester •T
- ournal says,
, -i: •', '' ect re uired that
were very improper, for the liberty of
ed.= 4l errand, and Was attended to vete, politely by Mr. Robans. With seemed deeply affected. "No further particulars respecting this ho ' I 1 On the 7th inst. at the linuee of a friend. Bellow.bill, Cheshire, 1
Magistnies ought- a: all times to he e. his pittance of 11. a week as a clerk, and his owe little property, he Mr. W. 11. Plaxton, ooe of the firm, made tbe followi t rrit event lase Willi sh • f • • e
I . 1 . • Tire Citet n WAN -ThiS Vile etetaillly involves; some cireurn. was above the teniptat ion to do Wrong.
atantes which call upon me to say mope few words in addition to meet :-Kindle, who wu a member of a mut me tab! f
ng sta e- transpired, since OUT last, of any particular moment. 0
mec e araily miff namel
Mr. Alderman Bitten finally remanded the prisoners till Saler- lied been in their service about eighteen maths. The testimoni • --- -----
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. V 1.41 I have ahead, obsavhd. 1 wiii allow. and it has been no day, with a full determination to cuutniit them eon, and not to they received as to Ma character IWO of the most satisticto7 mi. active pursuit is making for another, named Ralph Wes- Morning, 30;min. after 3. I Evening. 60 min. awl' 3.
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cal ‘i%nt ,toctnee hire, thit whenever Peace-otficers, ar any pet. mutt into any further charges'. ture, end bit apparent conduct was such as fully to jesti y the ton, alias Owen.; who it ae absconat el. A I' ed • lt""i""""""e""".."'""'.-"n"..'n."N"t"q -1
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• bn, iti authority, ale *tang deny way fbr the good order and de- Cray mid Yates begged to contradict a misrepresentation which tuu; in placing the most implied confidence in his integrity. quest will be held on Wedneed tl ofith ' " '
ay, le •. HIM . 181, Strand, sad pia:dished by R. CANNON. MIN plaee. I
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