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✓/JJ/ZE 1117 ELLICE:V(Is'.

SUSSEX.

HORSH AW, M A RCH R.S)ZeS for this county
commenced how t.,-day tiefoie rho Load Cider Barron
it ioimral,, on the 1-I,rd o Si IV, 411,1 Mr, liarnu Wood 01, the
Ctcil Sdle. In (lie Croon ouir the calciolor (ordains 63
prisoners, 30 of sv lIIMI are rh:uee,l ttith Ciivilal offences,—
On ae Civil Side itole are 13 ciders t “wied, lour of which
are excise Im...carrion, fur m.swilts, Ike. '1 he unites ere
not expected to before 11 ciiiiesday

CIVIt SIDE.

PAUL V. siDilL7c.

This was an action on the case against the defendant, for
riding his horse /4.;nitist the plat.:l4's wife, when in conse-
quence of the ihjitty she had sustaienal lie was put to great
expense in her cure, tool was deprived of the combo I, of
her society for tie spae.• a.f several months
Thecae wa• its statist:am-a. this :--The plaintiff was a cloth-
woe ker, in a lure way of badness, remain g iu Coleman-
street, London. 'the defenalitid as As also a native of London.
;lad described as a gradlenion in respectable circumstances.
In the nouulli of July last, the ',Lima% wife being stllicted
%ilk riocuitiatte ‘4Oll its min 0110'1 W 161,, was Anal 10 Bl'lo3loo
by her husband, ter the benefit of sea bathing. Sue took
lodgings fur a fortnight, in nu-sell-street , in that
WWII. 011 lilt' 2SIII let duly, site was returning home in the
evening, about eight o'clock, in company with a young
lady, named Rivera, utter a walk, and In flossing the street,
near her on ti L.dgius. laern.lt and comiariiion were knocked
damn 4) the defendant, who, riding ois a gallon:ay, at the
rate of between seven rind a ight miles at; hour, rode
and separated them, the horse's amttelder coaling In cold:act
%lilt the left side of Nits. Paul. Mali Reverts sustained no
oilier injury than a little trighi, hut Nits. Paul fell senseless
her face on the ground, had whets she was slat
was carried to leer lodgings in strong hysterics, Medical!
assistance was lanniediattly procured; but her disorder
turned to complete hinacy, and it woos necessary to resort
to the straight waisteinct , mids in a concelete state alluvia:al
derangement, she seas deliicred of her first child, of n hich
she was f.ar Hakim( a.. 1 pregunnev at the time Of the acci-
dent. Six 11101illO had 001111elely elapsed before she seas
restored to satin and health, tan Inch period lien hus-
band mad been put to extra ea peoces of medical and sur..ienl
advice, that anal dry-tm r•es, Sae. amounted li, 341.—Various
iintunees of insanity a ere mentioned, such for eantaisce, as
her desiring her baby soon alter it was horn to he thrown
on the tire, nail jumping out of bed in her straight nniincont
to cline! that object It was alleged in aggravation lit* the
defendanit's condom, that when the uecident happened, he
stilltutu Mated riding sin at the same rate, until several specs
taints eseluixied, '• vh ! shan't !" and that he ought to
be knot lied all nis huts fur riding at such 0 rate round a
NO it appeared that hr stopt 313 WOO as the rap;.dity
of his hawse's tom es would admit, but there was no eSidence
that tiny bo:icitude for the misfortune was aliens ards ex
pressed, plkintilf made out a clear claim to the amount
of 3 !di. itidept intently of tlee " quod cumuartiurn aril sit."
Mr. M:ern nit addressed the Jury in mitigation 01 41:1111Age4,
tad suggested that the lunacy under which the plaintiff's
wile I Omitted. seas sin hereditary complaint, hastened
by the matoraLalarins attendant on pregnancy, and not to he
i.ttributed la the .ceu,leat whiril wits the sopposed cause of
action. No Si onesses mere called for the deienatalit.
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;aft •r frl;:u•ratinu• about n quarter of an hour,
fouu.i a v.ldirt t plaitiliti for 3 01. sully.

CI:OWN NIDE: -1 1t OF ENG LA • PROSECUTIONS.

Si•iiilry and Alaigaret 'tire ',leaded Gant; totio•
admit nllruec of k ingly !lavas% forged Bunk of II:1%14nd
stolev in their possrsi,Lion.
Chalks II arlituAe, a man of respectable appearance and
of cultivated mind, nns indicted for a burglary in the do el-
liiez-tion, of rhoui,s Harrison, at Ite. in (hr night of the
10th of I.,st, nod stealing silver plate and, other
nb.)ve the v.,' je of WI.

Air. Tin ton rooduele.l (lie proteent•on. It appeared that
the poisoner, t% ho lugged at Vu, Y 7. Bap tiett•street, Latnheth ,
Surrey, nas sceit at the house of the prosecutor, n Ito lit eint
an inn, on the 101 hofJa mi ay. On the morning of the 11tn
it was di,cmered Ih.,t the hou:e had been hurgl..rinusly
entered in the night, and the propel ty In qiicAt iun stolen.—
lie lit tiny, in conserpience of msp!cium, the prisoner's Ind;-
lugs in Lambeth were smite:it and ulinoq :ill the articles
stolen found there, together atilt various implements of
house breaking.
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The prbuiter atlttre-std the July at enti,b:oraLle length
Kith great suyeaulty, and in a st)le rat stuns tor
tencilly Innu.lit to the liar of Jtostice. Ile said that the
articles in que,innt 11:1,1 been given to hlm by a licirusi oho
uned him 11111 l ley.
'flu• primmer, dialect uas rather exotic, but he \\*US
6131.:ti In be x native of Scotland.

The Jury, uhder the lertrued direction, foudd him
Guilt y—Deuth ; but the pro cutor reemoutruded him to

TIJEsDaV, mnittlit 27.
CROWN SIDE.
BANK OF ENoi...t D FitosECuTIONS.
John Crawie was indicted for knowingly having its his
possessiou three forged Batik of England notes for the
payment of ii. each, at Ditelihnk in this county; on the
1 I tit of I)ecenther last. The tants proved against the
prisoner were Horse;—he a• a person in the ha hit of
attending fairs. On the 1 1 tli of Deeetnlier last he was at
East Grinsted fair ; a fanner had hail Ins pot ken picked
on that day of about 30i. in Batik-notes, at the Swan
lon ; the prisoner had bees one of the C. 011110,111 ill which
the 'chimes was effected, anti en.pieiost falling en hint.
he sti.s iti.ceil to the White Lion plihne•!•ouse, where hr
was futwd in company with Nllollll'l man, alto was one of
the wittiesses in support of this prosecution. The farmer
who had lust his money, and a friend who was with him
sent for a cotistalde, and in the mean time remained in
the loom to ptevent the .prisoner 4oing away before the
• emu-table an ised, determing liowebt r not to di. tents him,
witless he attempted to gu away. S..untly afterward/1 the
prisoner rose limn his se at, as it illielllllllq to leave the
house.. when he was stow and told he was sissy. cted of
the rubbery. lie diet 'Tony dots it aeon', and expre,n-
ed his willingness to want the arrivdl or the etnolithl...—
There was something however in his manner that excited
suspieion, and a small houttle, tied op in a handki relief,
dsupped uti the from the seat where lie Sit, and fjum
the exact spot. The friend of the farmer who had lost
his money, immediately pit ked the haniketeliiet up, and
supposing that it contained his notes, instantly sea elicit
it, fiat found that be was mistaken. The handkerchief,
however, was f Ito contain no less Chao 60 bilged 11
B of England notes, and two forged 51. note's of the
An. er Bank. The notes were crumpled together, as
if they load been put into a handkerchief in a ;rent
burr). The witness swore, that the handkerchief %%A,