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London, England, 1836-04-15 00:00:00

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NISI PRIUSNAPIER. V. DANIEL 3 ti..,:itislp Tki E R". ' '• •,.,ki
This was an action brought by t rtiniiffpgainst the n '
defendants for having caused a libel otc inserted in,the
Bath Herald newspaper.
Mr. Thomas Milligan—Lives at Batliftijs;p- ' ofnc/ ;-*
Bath Herald. Two persons called on him on' Vie i
January last ; one brought a paper. Mr. Daniel ts, id lie
tdr,...1
had brought witness a document which he wished witness
to insert in his newspaper ; it was placed in witness's hands.
Said, upon reading it, that it contained passages so offen-
sive and libellous that he dared not insert it in its present
form. Asked who was to be responsible for its contents ?
Mr. Daniel replied, he was the person, and could vouch
for the accuracy of the statement. The paper was then
left with witness. Mr. Daniel, said it would be advisable to
get the paper looked over by his solicitor. He then left
witness, but returned the same - day about two or three
o'clock.. Told witness he would thank him for the paper,
as he thought it would be safer to submit it to his so-
licitor, and that he would let witness have it again
the next day in the form in which it was to appear.
A Paper was brought witness next morning by Welsh,
who said he had brought back the paper with Mr.
Daniell's solicitor's opinion at the bottom of it. The pas-
sages objected to had been expunged. He asked witness
to look it over, which witness did, and being satisfied with
the alterations, he looked at the opinion of the solicitor
(Mr. Turnbull) ; witness said he presumed it was now all
safe... The manuscript was then put into print. Welsh
called on him ao-alin on the morning of the publication, and
stated that Mr. Daniell had suggested the alteration of two
or three words, one was " ParliamentarY friend" instead of
" constitutional friend," the application was not in time for
the alterations to be made. Thought they tended rather to
soften the passage. The article appeared in one news-

paper.
, The libel was here read.
Mr. Sergeant BOMPAS then addressed the Jury for
Welch, and was followed by Mr. ERLE for Daniell.
The Learned BARON summed up, and the Jury found for
the defendants on the first issue, and on the second issue
they. found for the plaintiff—Damages .5/.
CnowN COURT.—Sophia Edney was indicted for the
wilful murder of her husband, John Edney, on the 2d of
March last.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the wretched
woman was ordered for execution on Thursday.

HANII3URGII, ApRIL, 1836.
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• N approgcli of th'.! Drawing or O: 68th HAM-
fIURG GREAT LOTTERY, 'published and drawn by
nut ,itv, and un:ler olarantee of the State of Hamburg.—
lIEISE BROTTIF.RB, in Hamburg, the Contractors, beg to
retitoitabde the Capital Prizes above 5 0 (1/ . , which they sold upon
whole ti,-.;ets to England, Scotland, and Ireland, during the last
sr.-En 'Lotteries. -
ti 15t Lottery, sold to Edinburgh £3,000
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count of a London house. J a •

Do. Do. Liverpool
66th Do. Do. Liverpool
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3,600
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