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YORKSHIRE A.WZES, JULY n.

Before Mr. Jostiee Pi ax.

A !MAU 1.T.-1111LN ER V. LA M PLUGH.

Mr. BROU•11A111 said this was so action of assault, and,
he might say, of battery. The parties were farmers and.
neighbours, but, unfortunately, they did not live on very
neighbourly tenni. Indeed the Defendines ungovernable
temper made it impossible to live near bin' in peace. Us.
!inanimately too for himself, as perhaps their verdict would
find, he was a man of great strength of body, sad was dis-
tinguished by the appellation of /Jig Hob. The Plaintiff,
on the cont/My, was of a meagre and inconsiderable, he
had almost said puny, appearance. Some disputes had arisen
between them and one evening the Plaintiff, riding home
with • friend from market, was overtaken by Big Bob, who
inquired," Where's the tailor?" By this figure of speech he
had thought proper to designate the Plaintiff. Than the pro-
fession of a tailor tissue could be more useful and respectable.
He =east not to joke at therapeutic of that gentle craft. The
whole cemmunity was easels indebted to tailors, and without
*herald nut one of those then inCourt could appear se decent.
Still their labours were subject to imputation, sad their oe.
caption *as nut considered so manly and dignified as some
hardier pursuits. In common parlance, tailor was usea to
desigaate use who was little and iasigoibrant. la this sense
bad it been applied by Big Bub to the Plaintiff. The Plain-
tiff's horse probably bore suitable proportloo to the rider.
Certain it was that Big Bob's was a large horse. Mounted
on his huge steed, Big Bub role against his client and his lit.
de home, foreiag him towards a fence, said against • wall, to
which hewn violently preload. The jury would strew by their
verdict whether& menthes rejoicing in his strength was to ty.
nowise overlie weaker brother its this lead of Eberly sad law.
They would undoubtedly hear a flue speech me the other aide,
from his old friend, Mr. Raise, but they would attend more
to the evidence of the Witnesses them to the learned gentle.
saaa's eloquence. Bedell as weak sad uisequal spinal him
as his client against Big Bob, and appealed to them against
the,nite as his client ageism the other. (A hawk.) Il is learned
(rived was t clever artist, mid particularly upon such • sub.
jeft as this, fur here he had gut • horse, a tailor, and • Big
Bob; and it they did not hear enough of all, he was much
mistaken Wilds mew. Bat to Mr. Raise and his speech they
would oppose tie justice and merits of the ease, and then In
should be sure of their verdict.
Matthew Turner was, on the 29th of January, riding is
company with the Deli:deut from Bridlington' market. At
Killian' tballitaietif came up sad said, Have you the Iloilo/
among your sad on reliant opposite to the Plaintiff, cried
Oh, there be is,' and seizetl.him by the culler, adding,
While thief SOW p When they arrived sear the inn, the
Plaiatiff kept back, and the Defendant turned rimed sad
said he did not value paying BM, and drove the Mastiff and
his horse up against a home, and against the ehorch-wall.
• By Mr. liaise.—The Defendant's horse dal set SUS II
cabbage. The Plaintiff did net abuse him, or call him
emote or tide
John Snotball heard the Defendaal, who had heard that
the Plaine, had been using irritating language reepersing
laY deaf be would go when the Plaintiff "Ist and ash
fur • tailor.
Richard Hafillelleasigroned Turner's eirlileaos.
Mr. Bassi remarked upon the nature rf this area., old
the ciscontssaaers ("tallest in evideace, with his usual spuds
and brotuar. He alid eat know whether the tallow or the al-
tortsey Owned west fully hi cussing sills such a ease sate
Coart..../hullatten'es-
Mr Brunglians having beeu,.ia the Interval helmet, the
two ennars, 'nosed ia the ether Corniced' Court WWI alter-

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liaturday last the Jukes (the Clete, limes of the
EILCIIIIQUEIII sad Mr Saws Ilhanovr) solved is this city,
sad immediately repaired to the hall. The calendar was very
het, and the whole of the prisoners were tried Glaris; the.
day.
James Barlow, committed Ivy the Jedgest the lost Amines
to sake his trial fur felony. loseisspreveriaded is prise his
rsidence splint W Pegg 'add. Hewitt, charged with steal-
iug in the shop of W. Edward', of Sposmtreet was sow psi
tip the bar and ilisrhseged, after a sewn reprimand.
Thomas Tramokles, committed for prawaricatios at the
last Assizes, in the trial of Robert Scarbesough, Webb,
sad C. Ligissbourne fur *mho' wrosity from . a drawer, the
properly of Mr. Royk, of this City, was She. pat to the her,
sad after a similar reprimand eras discharged.
HOUSISIM,MI/2116.
Illoassibilliesrah sea Timms fiNeliesta,
rimmed with breakimt into the boom of rbeimmi Howard, at
Whitley Mill, oa Saturday Night, the 17th of J sae, sad steal-
isg therefrom two pair ashen, &se. Re. weirs tbs. aersigised.
Mr. Thomas Homard depueed, that be was* milke, sod
resided at Whitley, near Coventry; that be retired to rest
at 10 o'clock ow Saturday night, the 11th ofJose • previous
to this he hod looked over all his premises, and bad lurked
his doors; he had observed • pair of shoes and a shoulder of
veal that sight in the kitchen. About else o'clock I. the
morning be was disturbed by a rattliog noise; he gut op,
arid went down soon, and fuuad the kitchen door open,
which be hod prervioaely fastened. He procured a light, and
found that the lattice had been Win off the dairy window;
awl is appeared that through ibis aperture the Primmer'
had rained. He alined a loaf of bread, cakes' a shoulder
of real, anal shoes which were hang in the kitebes. The
shoos belonged to his servant, T. Hewitt.
T. Hewitt was then examined, who said, that on the
night of the robber) be remembered Mavis( his shoes by
the ire-side; he beard a nimblest noise about one o'clock is
the morning, and was called op by his muster; going
to the kitchen lis found she door epee asd his shoes gear.
Richard Cole, • constable at Davestry, said he appre-
hended she prisoners at twelve o'clock wMonday the 19th
of Jane, at • kidging.house is that tows kept by a woman of
the name of Beasley ; he found part of a largo loaf is a sack;
he asked what they had done with the shoes and the vent;
he never desired them to cooks., and mid that they would be
beselited by it. The witness then said that the lad Michele'
withdrew wills him, sod described to bhn the Iliehod of
conneittilig the robbery. Primmer said that they had pulled
the lattice off the window; and his ememorions had mea-
sured him •nd vibe window wish a rule. The primmer en.
tend and let in his companions, and took away the articles,
already steationed. The two pair admits were sold to two
men about five miles from Daventry. The whams added
that be procured the lira pair ashore from the lac num
(Richard's,• and tensors). sad took the linemen and the
shoes to Coventry, where be left them in the charge of
chief coastable.

Wm. Jesuits lives at Tharlastos ; he saw the Prisoners at
sire o'clock iu the murniug of the 19th of Jane, at a bus
on the side of the road; he was asked by one of the Primmer,
to bay a pair of Aiwa, to which he commented, giviag the
shoes he wore and 3..111 exchange. He gave them Cole
the same day.
Samuel Richardson said he parchaseel the giber pair few
la. IL and afterwards gave the oboes to Cole.
J.Ciamiells the chtsecoseish% edlll he Medved the shoes
from Cole ou the S3d of Jame, and bad kept them is his
possession till now. •
Hewitt then identities, his sham.
W. Baseman, a Cosatable, saw the Prima/vs is Coventry,
on the 17th of Jane, at 5 o'clock is the evening, 'stag to-
wards the kirraiaghana road.
Mary Beasley deposed, that the Primmer* brought the
articles abovementiused is a sack hug to her linage, in Dc.
vestry, at eleven o'clock on the Monday.
His Lordship then addressed the Jan, who, after • short
consultation, found all the Prisoners Gailtp.—Leath.
WARWICK.
On Saturday reeving, oboist servo o'clock, the High She.
riff, site Usadvr Sheriffs, and their assistants, met the Judges
at Guy's Chfl; and accompanied them into Warwick. Chief
Baron RICHARD' and Mr. Barge Grieatow went direct to
the Court. at1:1 opened the Commission.
Yesterday the Judges went is Mate to the High Church,
to hear the Assize pennon.

The Rev. Hr. Higgs, chapinits to the Sheriffs, delivered
as impressive discourse from Psalm lviii. rm. 11.
The Calendar is not so heavy as usual at these Assizes.
The following are already committed to take their trials:—
forged mites, 6; burglary, II; highway robbery, I; house-
breaking, 9 ; privately stealing, 9; horse-stealing, 1; row-
stealing, 1 ; felonies, tk; chili rakhiag, t; stseepsatealing,
3; receiving stolen goods 1.

&ace the above, about twesty other sofrenden have bees
committed. Great interest seems to have been excited is
the comity by the political trial-of Major Cartwright, Mr.
Woofer, and others, which is expected on about Wednesday
next. This town is rapidly filling. The Major and his wife
and family are arrived at She Warwick Arms; the other De-
readmits arc expected to-morrow.

OLDHAM IFFRAY.

1, JULY!!.
VHS PING V. ',ANUS& CREIRTHAM.
This was an indielisseat for dritikaag seditious toasts, and
using other seditious la/visage.
Mr. LAW slated the indictment to be against the Ds.
(rodent fur saying, on the elltla of Aped, to the waldhises
" Those are the last clothes you ghall wear. Yon will ram
proclaim another King George. do Kish. liolfSbs
skins be lons off the b Instehera ba soiree foe
to beat to arms."
Mr. CoLVIIIAV stated the He intreduced it by • *s.
previous observations, Outlaw that this apt IMP lest of a se-
ries of proarentious Midis' to metals Oblrresingia which
bad takes place at Olithent„ M the Ilblbsettillblb sf ApsY
last. The words were spokes W Ole Delbailend he the eel.
dim at that tense. The I.4werid OMNI, Viltribeaillad Mie
facts, which appear from the witropmeallogniggage.
Joseph Lambert, corporal is ski 'fib desesset_ gpeggilame
Os the 2111 of April, the day on which the digeleilf anti
fired In bones, of she King's birth-day, witness OM Ss
Whits Horse patilie.hoisso; Moore' • corporal, sod Estwz
a private, were with him; Eaves has sines left the
snout; they sat down in the humor is the het ream; wood
people of the Ivor were there; (imbues was there; Geese
six mare were there; whines wills his soespasiors sat at ore
aide of the table. Methane said to the soldiers they had gut
new cloths, which 'oohed woad; they wen men like Gene-
rals than *elitism It should be the lest chiding they shank'
have. The wife of a moldier. Margaret Harriser,lissoglit
them some Wrest; Carrara' "boors took op alit Mier. and
Jewish the health of Gerrie the north. Upson Melds; it,
Cbsetbare siid, they had bees Preelaludog George the
Aserth. There should be or mei person es Ores. IV.
Mesas al test said orthing is same, swept arlbeg blow
to ge to his soespery. Defender' had thew got sp. Cheer.
au., mid the sowing were 'best to leave Oldham, hot
they @bosh' rot go wake**. getting • d--d good thrombin.
Witness hid a firetniglit berm* beard
hiss My, the h—
hstehere sheet.' not sw olthoel catching it. After the his
weer bed 'gook/who the wham, Sews said 'wigwam hi
merely fee his learPer. Maas Mired Sher.

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Me stated Me time to be browns AMP mid aloe.
The Primmer. is Ws dedmee, dwelles meets* my anti
weds. sad mid do soldiers were ma paarml Ym else Me
mom Adm meet team the Ant Ms WWII Passim WY
with hie emmaaisms, wed Primmer Wei after M •S• tie eat.
there' 100111. mei Mee the soldiers wadi him ies the brine.
Jabs Jarboe was maims from him week at ball'imel *we..
awl mese with ■ emeramies to drink as the baser. *
west frees theme to the Weise; Peisseser weft Ilsb ;
whew ha bwl bees is sleeve a imisme, beard a asses.
The Cm a>lastu lam waled. ibis Mal malaimi to owl* ,
the ease. It related to a asheepems mote ma hp 1111106
ember trials were carman es. amd saidledwil
ter the Primmer m foe*? mists, Um.
Throe ease wilmenewassews aided as Am pet et 11.PiL.

des brooms' ef the Deleadant's fees, witstmeik by brie ges
absimin, emote resew; the fourth hod hese drinking
there all day, and metal be lank is seeks awry they, and
bad often to go oat.
The Jury immediately &gad the Debating Gully.
The Prisoner wee then pot epos his trial fur asemitiog
Corporal Lambert. The witnesses on both dike were or-
dered out.
Mr. CoLTIIAN stated, this was a subsequent vat a the
Moue trausseliss. The assault woe consorted wadi the eat
trial, as Cheethem's wards had tended is cause the
After staling the belt, she &lining winm soe were called
Corporal Lawlor' again ewers —After be Mast before
stated had bees distill, witness and Ignore, and Eaves, went
lime the kitchen to avoid die/espies • Eaves left sass ; a lit-
tle dog noneis wahine brine celled; witusie did nothing
to Itosor above, that be saw; Chembstio Mee for il,asd took
it 'may, 'nisi they wanted to Nell it. la about kw or me
smientes Clwetbses came to the door, sod insisted apse his
ends' is ; *hetes desired him to go sway ; he breed his
way in ; witness told him to go to his ewe emnpony Chem.
him ram is and yea examinant by his legs, and threw
hen down ; Checchi= held him down • three or lone come
in in abet Iwo or three minks; they come to Chres
Mm's assistant; they kicked witness upon the legs sad
loim end heck ; wines was the on the grimed. Whets the
other. nine is, Moore some to wititesil's assistance. Then
were sin or *even caste is; they mid " Kill the hi—. barked
butchers." Mies ultimo was knocked down, he bed est
shock a blow; was bruised is several places. A soldier's
wife, who was attending the her for the landlady, wee pushed
stop of witness Could not see whet Mewl wee Amite ;
Edema Leaders, a private, came in to maim whams, who
was this us the ground. Three were some hootheds get
shout 11e wisdoms, shoutieg " Kill the WOO hot.
clime!" Chrethest took a put io this the while time,—
Owe of the witnesses who eniW the hex a short time sines
foe the Defeedast, was see of the perms, eseaskiog.
fowl going Jute the kitchen Chem:bast thesesseed they sheeld
he beat berme they left Otan i. By. had used the same
sheet a fanlight before.
Creassessehied by the Prisseer.—Dias net weelleet the
dug came i. a emend lime; did sot smile Chatham of She
breast before be ran at witeess's kw; meld net ere any
thing that metered beware Moore and Cheethem, as there
were six or "even peeple apse him. There was ow are la
the resin whets Chubs= tome is let esseekeset and
Name. Thus one may MOW allerwswile wills be
goon nine, hat this was when it wee ever.
thin=l Keen weal lots the kitcheo with lambert; wee
an hour before Chartism came is : this witness
swore to the some effect as Corporal Lambert.
Landers, private of the 7th dresses guards, wee
geiag by the house, sod beard a penes sey they wen killing
the moldiers • west in; Lambert means ; einem tees slew ;
only Lsiehiasil Moor were there; *boat sin were Licking
sad besting Lambert, Isere were outside; blewort,with a peter,
was assisting to get Lembo op; esanainst assisted Meow,
and got Lumbers up; Moors pad neasisset at last beet
them all oat of the roost; there were six against tins at
first, and others rushed in very quick; mow state whet
nether; heard them cry outside to kill the b— butchers;
before the corporal's guard came they bad owed the less
in., but they dent sot me home until the guard cams;
Lambert was ouch hart sad bruised.
ilellibled kg PrOminey.—Was not in be room when Pri-
mitive Arm caste in; did mot see Primmer sett he wee e•-
landed with mows' Lambert; looked rend fora weave',
and saw a carving-knife; leek it up, but thought it net •
proper weeps, sod laid it down, sod never seed it, sod
thee got the leg of • stool, which he used.
Wea. Grillo, a private, was end the emperors gonna ;
there were about tee people collected; obey were sheet the
door, sod threatened I. mike the asettine frees kW; they
waited to get it, and attrispfell is free isle the beete, bet
essaminest would met IN these.
The. Primmer, is his bemire, said, whim I west isle the
room the second time fee the dog, Lambert sena wee. wad
Landers was these tikes with foto ether prinks; then Lass
bet and I began to light; Lambert polled si hi. cost and
wasted to ices ; I said I did set usdersisod it; we agreed be
lipbt, loch his own coestry way; I legged him down; soy
had was much best, sad it was aftervierde washed.
Willis. Stepford, winces for the Primmer, sew the letter
pert of the trassectin; sheik he weld Was the ream, as,
the Prisoner with his head est; the lighe wee bee ever;
there was so Aglitter with the Primmer ear this '
The CNAIIIIIIISS—This dere set apply, es it wee who Ms
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trammel in.
The Primmer mid he bad an ether wiles. amyl his 6.4
thee to speak to his general ebseatier.
Corporal Mere was rented by the iseds, sed deka, ghee ,
Centres' Lambert did mot lake of his cone to light MI
-Primmer.
Mr. COL MAN observed to the Jury seeveli4lbet se wit.
seers present at the sirs, had bees "alba Difsmihate
though ssnty or emisety were peemest.
The Jury interrupted the Chaim/in M seminiag up, mad
mid his ilNeg se was enseeteery...litedify.
Aram Wilde and ihoofben lieehler, Ole wen in aseleiy
for another semult upon be sailitary, Sysiesse4Se the asst
Swims The bail required wee '4Ol. esti tear senders of
WK. each.
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NAIDIIVONO, JOLT 96.
CIVIL SIDE.
Locemocia. Gent. e. 1141110.
The was as actin by so Attorney d ienbesese, yeast
the Defreikat, fee as assault.
Mr. Serjraot LAI/SS sad Mr. Cann' cosisegal the
IPlaiesiirs ease sad Mr. Ihnurits Ills Debudimee's
It appeared la (vitiates that the Driewdres W burn a
clime of the Phisliff, end in ea amiss beet& by the biter
ea hie behalf. Tonics to the amount of Md. bausge, nod
rusts we. recovered. Tb• use linoisg,settled abe
&meioses to the set selection wr the Defeedete, the WSW met
him is lonester so the Illth el Jell is log leer, sod
Need him with mum is the tassecliee, simpullwg lima be
Wea paid ever the coney reenesed, sad able, the he
was s‘ lift—a old regasstiot he bed bobivadl wens is him
these bigbisyswas, mad shot be awl* On be *eV This
twaguage was seewalyaried by s wewbst abbe or BM woo
owl the Defredeat thrust hie Bet le the Pleiglire bee. Tye
this meant the presses stein was briegble As Pleissiirs
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RAMC OF ESOLAND PROSECUTIONS
Rfeberel Weenie" licereml Olaf. Ind Thome Newer!
wow erorrolly foe outfit's Sorrel Book of Eke la. .1
Mrs, kotweiog tins as be tweet/; kat Seetwit yi•J
AM" to Ike wiser *frog". of knowingly hone, f... g.
sore We ibrir ponereeitio, she ragbag charge wee abmodulird.
Tbry wet+ emcee resieweal to 14 years ireappyrisiles, pal -
MON is the etwoute.
thaw &modem sod Joseph Wilkes wren timoloilirted
eoplailly for uttering s Award 11. Usk of Soglow4 suer I.
eitie Philip CbootooseN4 Cbotbent ea the Ski of Aiwa
, The Primmer Soon en are joliwi whb Wain i. 15.
dinineit es a peolgrrlef •

as ire :mild leo w ipial peebilteres t
lftweietrd.. -
The proseestiae was aseleillel by Mr. GralliT. lb. Mr-
jean TADI)V, the COMMON 111841111•111 T. end 0111.3.••••
Mr. Serjesat Ilesatiquitt's muse Tat see estbrisril we tLe
brief, bet be did art spew.
The Jury Annul the Primmer iqvilly—Derollt.

CUTTING AND MAIMING.
Jerkin Ruch was indicted natter the 4341 Geo 111. al. sft,
far salifinaly rutting off the left hoed of Jobe Conk, wan
• sword, as the 17th of last, is she parish of Choker..
Mr. liect.ans ceeducted the prosenties, sail Hr. Con-
ine SIIIIJYANT A... 1 Mr. ADOLows the dean.
int ease was this:—the Proscenia end a pity 14-
yaw men had been playing • cricket-match es the 17i'i
of
June. la the envie' they retired to regal* threarle.,
at the Artichoke peiblintesese, at Chatham. Aliu. t
twelve irks* at night the party wet, shoot to aim
to their homes, win they saw the primmer in the tap-fouri
sitting at the tilde. Drew forbad fur MIMI fun, Hsi lo-
pe to adz the Primmer by saying this Nader Rock's car.'
rap nipped the way, and was ready to take him up. A t
that usentest • case came op le the dour, and a born wag. ,
bairn. The plena was nee lakes out of the image wail
awe violence and pet into the cart, which was driven away
with him ...wattle los are hoar. The earl pawed tbiungii
the river Steer, eta the Pnerner, out of a juke, was tbsww ne
lose tie WWier, though ilia fart did mot diniaily srprrir.
yid we arm. It was sworn that tee Prarrogir took no
pierrin this violent condors ; bet the whole traniatioe
serer Wed so be a good heleogrell frolic. AU the pin)
repasted. The Primmer in his way home was baguet,.
by • brother of the Pretercane, to whose he mid, "you
are tree of the three Cato, • siad I gill do for you a;
sue of these dap; you sock at Sir John Pages, but
riershall at week tan two ismens lospe. Noilsitig
pampa, sod they anstread. Ahem half-mot
Swam o'ctock the Prearcase, who bad orcashie to pas the
Itebriaire. house was parenieg his way home, and shoe be
• to the Priieser's beetle be saw a emu staattag or the
ether side of the hedge, mid presently the Primmer saiit„
▪ls that you, Jobe Cook r The Prosecutor essened
be the affirmative, ad weal op to His Prisoner, ow Ina
egyieg he wanted is yeah to hits. Primmer see aid,
I think pee are one of nose NM who put me imo
the cart." The Prarenter DIMMOdi him be Ins oat when
Ir Priteger replied, " If l calm: pan wag ea t!
• nu upm flowegir The bed • toned in in
bad, soil within' say father obeenetkois„ mane posh at.
the Prosecutor, hot mimed bib- lie nee aimed at his had
sod shoulders, and nit him knee places. The Progenitor
immediately seised a hap-stake in his delbser, sad was
making his pay loosed, a wail, to get over and esesge.
when he was foliage{ sod the Messer signings blow et hie
left aria, which be held up as • guard, be struck the hand
clean off at the wrist joint. The Prisoner Mill persued
him, and 'ivied several blows al the Present.,, who
weenatly escaped over the well, !review bill heed ahlad
The Prisoner thee retuned to hie haw, sal tweet te bed.—
It appeared that wises the Primmer had refereed Is.. from
lie Artichoke public-haute, be was in a peat pansies, and
nomplained of being very ill mad by some people, sod im-
mediately look down a rifireases swat.], gad said he wogi.l
lee himself righted. He adjoin gas oat of his haw wick
Ws weapon, when the P'rosecossr ease up as above de-
scribed. It was noes, that whim the Pruseestor sew P.
sword, be said to ON Priestlier, " I duet met her sit or your
culla, and poll yea tip fur it." ladbe struggle the Pro-
genitor week the Privates is his own defeat with the
hedge stake' which was very large, bet decayed. 'lleac were
the principal circumstances of the ease.
The Prisoner received a geed chancier frees several wit.
aesses, who, however. said that his temper was very hasty.—
Mee told of the weenier he had date to the Proarretur,
he repressed his sorrow fee what had heppeeed, and sal.*
he Wished he bald rebore the hand to its place.
Mr. Aaron WOOD seemed op the nee for the Jury, and
charged them, that they mugs be wished the Pelham, bad
acted maliciously beton they amid Sod libet guilty.
The Jury rand the Plana GuiltyrDsofA.
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PAPLCS, JULY P. t- •
One or the last Inettearee adapted by ore Goo red' - , .
mart, for overawing both the nation uud the army's;
and repressing the demsud for a Cunsitutton, woo iR• -
publish, in the official Gazette of July 4 (tyro Joys •
before the Revolution broke out). the following
Note of the Russian Government, oddrawed to the
tipsaish Minister resident at St. Peterabargh. Vuu
will see, by this document, that the &operas _-
Raisin strongly condemns every Constitution ilia
posed on a Sovereign by force:—
lOU OW Tali IMPaatAL MOWN win terav TO
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• fpnelegidirapil TO (May 2).
Th. sole whirlthe Cheeelier dle Zairde arralamita ad•
aged to the Niaktry Kinds, robe `isle of the
016 of first, has bees lent balers the serer.
chimoody astasheid Inlet aba derraorari: the Mr' •
wily ilmtemasend lbritpat
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mal. althea rellimall
the ivrots which have orctsiosed the elreciai out. it
ale Chive/tor Zia.
e mar ilimegh those events shoo hi be coosiderial sat, a. the'
of the errors, year
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rat ir==;:reasial a catastrophe for Ow =-
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' ainsoetteeil days of morrow for
'ire -ester, C.r Spate appear, scale setter a 1110111111 MOS
and aspect. Well-festoded tliamehmeOthiest he
atemlimmod Ihroughout ell Beropet bet the more
eloyeatetatteve are sod the trees they aye capable(
issraiijagi alai to obst!garsral traamintiie It Asa tie
wade has simatitty Melia tie bet Melia, she Mw Awe It be.
Meat the payers isaiwassehog that eidertsel hawk to
withsweripitetiosemid stitordiag
=lra ibeitiliNt. whams a 441118tas the
toseettesime wile% bps narked the amoimumentesa_si tha
Meth .t March iv
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THIS iv to gum Not ee. if MR. MURRIC ifiately riiipiieil sad crewels& The Imbue were particularly to heqoiet ; they hail better go to moss odes sinarop. ghost ors• owe 1.1...e.mis is Wm Him the vlols..re whit
does dlilt fetch sway the Goa Carriages sod CAM of "riooo to ore km, ood °Wm" low his Wog 1 Cloolhoot mato got up mil drank," My the Of he tom whitb It was orrempimied.
&Mire, within foorteeo days Cr.. the dam hereof, they . . .__. _, . ___. from the backs of the b bhieliers, sad mode bibs peerla. lir. Illeass., with mourearnalakt ability, askew* the
will be Sold to pay the exproors.—Witama lay hood, ASSIZas. ........6., Reformers to twat to moos, le armar Theo em Joey ha mitigative of hum" sad controiled that the
A NTHON Y BEN N Err, row op, mil ermil into asmether ream. oloolkol mill +mold ba Sosioireesprreettim for the owe& A
Ret-sasker, Fountain-court, Miseries. ass. Gwporal Maw% of the 7th *stem goon* was will Lam Mikan erlekb the Waist." hod nervier&
Tuesday, August 1, HRS. c"reveltiN JVI.V 17. beet mil Eaves, sod easollemeal the last wigwam's ssairuseut. The Jury foimill tor the I'ladolii-lamageelo..
Os Saturday last the Jukes (the alum Ramon of the ye scud the time to be bres *. dew said t 0.,. IM•1111•10
ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS_ EXesteusft mad Mr Berea GAsiterw) wired ow this city, The pompom. io Ms itopcscr, anted opium in seek atoms mpg.

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