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UNCEMENT PUBLICATIONS. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Learned Counsel then proceeded to comment upon the counter affidavits. •
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FRIDAY, MARCII 24, 1848. HallE ClRCUlT.—Kingston, Marsh 30. evidence, and concluded by expressing an opinion that, The Assisaaea-JuDee said that the best way would
at most, the prisoners had committed no greater offence be for him to go and see it himself; his own eyes would ,
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tire change in the Proprie-
William Bettison, the last THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No.- CLXXVI CROWN SlDE.—(Before Mr. Justice COLERIDGE.)
' Reginald Bristow, 24, leheurer, and Az thur Bristow, than an assault. be better than 200 affidavits.
The Learned JUDGE, in summing up, said it was the After some further discussion, the defendant was
g from the era of the Re- Will be published on Thursday next, April 6.
ry interest in this Joernal 27, labourer, brothers, were indicted for feloniously cut-
custom for the Counsel of a prisoner, in cases of this ordered to remove the nuisance within a month, and tO
CONTENTS:-
WI:LOS:tally:SO Important in I. GENIUS OF PLATO : ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS. ting and wounding George Target, a gamekeeper, with
description, to endeavour to prejudice the minds of the enter into his own recognizences, and two sureties in
sty, involves in the future
was
ilioeox/t.. each, to come up for judgment on the 27th April
11. COLERIDGE AND SOUTHEY. intent to murder him, tho former being charged as
ersons ;no modification of 111. EVEREST'S MEASUREMENT OF THE MERIDIAN IN • • jury, by commenting upon the supposed il justice of
the game laws. So far as ho (the Learned Judge)
tion of party associations. INDIA. principal, and the other as an accessory, in being felo- .
heart than that the " Hull •
IV. THE MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. niously present, aiding and assisting in the commission
Ii faithful and fearless adVO- concerned, if he had a million of acres of land, he George Ty igg, was indicted, charged with a misde.
V. Did ACONESAES, OR PR•••TESTANT >ISTERHOODS. Or the felony. s. hould not think of preserving a single head of game; meanour in having escaped from the custody of a sheriffs
o which he has entrusted it VI. LAW OF SETTLEMENT.
i Fox, a Gres , a Romilly, a VII. LESLIE'S LIFE OF CONSTABLE : CONSTABLE AND There wero four other counts in the indictment, charg-
out if gentlemen desired to do so, they did it under officer.
ected to as favouring mono-
ethe protection of the law; and while the law was in Mr. BA.LLANTINE appeared for the defsndant, and
TURNER. ing the intention of the prisoners to be to do grievous
Ty in religion, or corruption
VIII. :MICHEL : THE PROSURIBED RACES OF FRANCE AND
for the last six years, and bodily harm, and the two last charging them with re-
sl'AlN. sisting their lawful apprehension and detainer. xistence they were entitled to the protection it afforded submitted that the indictment was invalid, as it was laid
s guided in his treatment of IX. MODERN QUAKERISM : WILLIAM ALLEN AND MR?. them.
disputed exercise of his own Mr. Wallineer prosecuted. Mr. Charnock defended down that unless the party was in custody for a criminal
FRY.
I one of the two Proprietors _ Reginald, aneMr. Locke the prisoner Arthur. The jury, after a short deliberation, found the pri- offeuce, a prosecution could not be maintained, in sup- ,
X:. KING'S ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. soto.srs. Guilty upon the count of the indictment charging port of which the Learned Counsel quoted an authority .
le other has for some years 11. THE FRENOII REPUBLICANS. thelir intent to do grievous bodily harm.
i office, and will continue to The Counsel for the prosecution having briefly stated
Louden : Lougman and Co. Edinburgh : A. and C. Black. tam " Hankins'e Crown Cast s."
of the Exchequer would call
sn important one in et IIeWS- ----- adduced:— Mr. Justice COLERIDGE sentenced them to be trans- The Assisaaser-JuDoe having referred to the autho•
ported for fifteen years.
net. To the general reader, BI,AC K \V 00D'S MAGAZINE. rity quoted, said that the offence with which tho de- .
slides the imprint to remind This Magazine may now be transmitted by post free to any George Target deposed that he was a gamekeeper to
CIVIL SIDE. fendent was charged di I not come a ithin the pale of the
d on the late Proprietor by part of the United Kingdom. a gentleman named Frogley, who lived at East Horsley,
, Te he. busine,ss on this side has been singularly unin- ce itninal law.
•ade as a brewer. The most Subscriptions payable in Advance. and who had the right of shooting over a good deal of
ser sung. The Lord Chief Justice yesterday disposed Mr. Levy (sheriff's officer) reminded the Court that
the public will be to quote One Year, or Twelve Numbers .. •• • • ...... 335. Od.
3 the Editur : - Six Numbers .... ••. • • .................. les. 6d. land in the neighbourhood. On the night of the 11 th
of three special jury causes, one of which was referred, about three years ago a man was tried and convicted of
set, Hull, March 21, 1848. Single Copies .. • • .... •• ..... .••• • • • ...... 3s. Od. September, upon going his rounds, he found three dead
a. nd the remaining two did not possess any matter of a similar offence in this court.
Orders will be received by all Booksellers and Newsvenders ;or mterest to the public. It is expected Mr. Jusaitcoe.
if 'N,lihreitesysyes,AT,AouNiTd-JfuUrDnGisehshaiidulthwaitihhethsehdoutilt,eisf.eel obliged
cry natural degree of public hares snared in a coppice, called Henley coppice, in
zrsonal questionings than I may toe addressed to the Putlishers, 37, Paternoster-rovr, London,
Coleridge will dispose of the criminal business early
aud 45, George-street, Edinburgh. West Horsley parish. In consequence of this discovery,
e it convenient to announce
or of the • Hull Advertiser,' The APRIL Number will be published on SATURDAY, the Ist. he and an under-keeper named Martin, " laid up" during
dray (Ft.rid,a.y), and he will then take common jury cases Mr. Levy at once undertook to furnish the required .
mper is now vested in your- CONTENTS: the night eo see if any one came to take the hares away.
irom he list of the other Court.
1. Fall of the Throne of the Barricades. dates by to-morrow.
About six o'clock in the morning the two prisoners came
a one of several proprietors, 2. A German Ditty. into the coppice, and went towards the spot where the Edward Timm. C. Roberts, and R. Richards, were
Hull Advertiser,' I made up 3. Two Sonnets. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Monmouth, March 28. indiete-d, charged with an assault on Mrs. Thomas
CROWN COURT.—(Before Mr. Justice PATTESON.) Green.
snares were, but they suddenly stopped, and appeared to
o sonie one as strongly devo- 4. My Route into Canada.
pies as I was myself. The 5. The Conquest of Naples. whisper, -and then ran off. He and his companion
Mary Howells, 32, and James Price, 26, were indicted The facts, although given at great length, may be
.s far from being as congenial 6. Travelling in Taffyland. pursued them into a turnip field at some distance, and
for the wilful murder of William Howells, at Llanellan, gleaned from the following narrative:-
-, which I inherited from my 7. Thc Life and Times of Lord Hardwick°.
when they had nearly got up to them the prisoners
ser' as a public trust, which 8. How we got Possession of the Tuileries. on the 10th of November.
tble of carrying out the ob- 9. The Caxtons. A Family Picture. Part 1. turned round and faced them. Both the prisoners had There was a dispute between Mreßarnard Gregory
The appearance of neither of the prisoners betokened and two other persons, as to who was the landlord of
r the Reform party. For six William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. large knives in their hands, such as are used for killing
any ferocity of character.
rresponsible Editor. By the - certain premises in Castle-street, Leicester-square, oc-
nts and your industry, you AL I S ON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. him to stand back, or else he said he would dig the air. Greaves, with Sir Thomas Phillips prosecuted; cupied by a fishmonger-named Green.- The defendants
n, and a more commanding :X_ This day is Published, Volume XVI. of the New Edition, • and Messrs. W. H. Cooke and J. W. Hucidleston seve- went, under Mr. Gregory's instructions, one morning
; and such is my unbounded publishing in Monthly Volumes, handsomely panted in crown Bvo., knife into him. Witness told hits to put the knife
. rally appeared for the prisoners.
cal integrity, that I believe price 6s. each. down, and he had better not uso it, and after scuffling during Mr. Green's absence, and proceeded to take for-
te the Liberal cause than by 'William Blackwood and Sono, Edinburgh and London. Sold by about him for a short time he laid hold of Reginald:s The facts of the case, as proved by the numerous wit- cible possession of' the house, and coramenced removina
nesses, may be thus condensed. The deceased was a the doors, windows, and flooring. In the midst of the
trial party in the East Riding ail Booksellers,
agement and direction. You ,
~,, shoulder, and the moment he did so he stabbed him in
small farmer, and had been married to the female pri- confusion, which was occasioned by this proceeding, it
said one with which I should -T H E A 'TL A S 'lO ALISON'S EUROPP.s. the sisle. He kept his hold of the prisoner, and they Boner, who was previously his servant, about eight years. was proved that Timm struck Mrs. Green (who was
heeesesteisenseeessity far ilerY
ss. My son Samuel, as you , This day is Published, Part XII. of the ATLAS to Alisou's both fell down, and the prisoner then stabbed him again .
lie appeared to have been uf a jealous disposition, and far advanced in pregnancy) on the...-Ittelast with his -
iusiness, and it requircs that ' History of Europe," publishing in Monthly Parts, each containg in the wrist. He was then upon his knees, and the ,
was twenty-two years the senior of his wife; but during clenched fist, and she was also assaulted by the other
n carrying it on with spirit. Five Plates coloured. Price, in crown 4t0., 2s. 6d. ;on large paper, blood was running from him like a stuck pig, and finding
the last two years they seemed to have lived more hap- two defendants.
.0 do one thing well is enough to range with the First Editions of the " History," 30. od. he was too weak to continue the contest, he called out, .1
pihy together than they had done previously. The only The defendants were found Guilty, and
William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. Sold by all
orthy colleague, and a safe Booksellers. "I am done—l give it up." Before this he had called
ot er trto persons in the house were the prisoner Price, The COURT permitted them to arrange matters with
. out, " Murder," and when he did so, Reginald Bristow
who was the deceased's farming servant, and Jane the prosecutor; in the interim to enter into their recog-
era of the affaire of the Ad-
d himself deserving of pos- Dedicated, by permission, to her Majesty the Queen. told him if he was not quiet he would stick the knife ..
his worth, and how to appre- On Thursday next will be published, in 1 vol.. 12m0., price 78. 6d. morgan, the servant girl. On the day in question, the nizauces to come up for judgment when called upon.
deceased partook of tea at four o'clock, and Mrs. How-
bound, into him again. During his struggle with this prisoner -
he could see that Martin was also " tussling " with • ----
my connexion as proprietor rriHE WORKS OF HORACE. Adapted to the ells gave Jane Morgan somo apples, with which she POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
s.rnest wish, as it is that of
_A_ use of young persons, by the omission of offensive words Arthur, but after the last stab he fell to the ground
made dumplings for supper, of which the family par- •
flestionate intercourse which took. Some milk and water also formed the meal of MANSION-HOUSE.
and passages ; and illustrated by Original English Notes, embodying quite insensible, and had no consciousness of anything
George Parker, porter to Messrs. Ilughes, of tio. 76,
dour's interruption, since the the deceased but none of the others drank any of
the most recent Philological Information : together with occasional until the cart was brought to fetch him away.
King William street, hosiers, and William Johnson, a
may be continued on the old Strictures on Sentiments of Unchristian Tendency. By the Rev.
irself as less free from all pod- CHARLES GIRDLESTONE, M.A., and the Rev. W. A. OS- Cross-examined—Saw the priseners in Guildford • '
it. The female prisoner gave her husband one of
ver were. Let us then retain BORNE, M.A„ Head Master of King Edward the Sixth's Grammar gaol six weeks after the transaction, and identified them the apple dumplings, into the interior of which she private in the Scotch Fusileer Guards, were brou ht
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11. Yourself and Mr. Marling School, Macclesfield. immediately. There was a public footpath near the before the Lord M -
. ayor. ;
for your joint success in an put some sugar and milk. She also prepared the
milk and water which he drank, and it was assumed b
London: Longman, Thrown, Green, and Longman& coppice where he found the hares snared. The farmers Upon the evidence of Sergeant Mitchell, . and of Gor-
to find two men mere compe•
1, I know that your labours NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF " RANTHORPE." were not allowed to set snares for rabbits in this cop- h
e a
h 3:,,, t e prosecution that she put the arsenic which was after-
meets with its due reward. On Tuesday, at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., post Bvo., pica. The prisoners had retreated a quarter or i"; wards found in the deceased's stomach, either into the were stated :—About two o'clock on Monday morning a
It 0 SE, BL ANC HE, AND VIOLET. when the affray took place. Mr. Frogley had the right dumpling or the. milk and water immediately before she light was-seen in the shop of Messrs Hughes by one of
;cry affectionately, the police stationed ;sear ate spot, -who, alter co-mmuni-
" WILLIAM BETTISON. By G. H. LEWES, Esq., of shooting in the turnip- field, but the land itself was the
Author of " Ranthorpo," " A Biographical History of Philosophy," See. property of a gentleman named Currie. He was sure gave him the food. lie also ate a raw apple before
to bed.' This was about eight o'clock in the evegnoiinngg, c, ating with another of the fuee.e, rang the: house-bell.
11. The light disappeared the moment the bell was rung,
-all that the pnblic can rea- and two hours afterwards he was taken ill, complaiaed
JANE EYRE : an Autobiography. By CURRER BELL. Se- that he was not lying upon Reginald's body when
,he
in of a change, which will not cond Edition, with Preface by the Author. Three vols., post Bvo. was stabbed, but one stab might have been given him
of cramp in the limbs, and pain in the stomach, which and, the hall door having been opened, the shop, in which
the general management of 111. to compel him to loose his hold of him. Witness had • everything appeared to be undisturbed, was searched, but
)rietors have few professions • ADVENTURES OF AN AIDE-DE-CAMP ; or, a Campaign in was accompanied by violent vomiting and purging,
uccess on the extent and fide- a stick with him, and Martin a life preserver; but th
ey which continued at iutervals until about eleven the fol- nobody was found there. The policeman then went down
Calabria. By JAMES GRANT, Esq., Author of " The Romance of tO the kitchen, and found Parker, the porter, lying on
One promise the editor may Wane did not make use of them. Ile had been a witness . .
zrtiser" will never, under his lowing night, when he died. The male prisoner called the bed in his clothes, and pretending to be in a sound
London: Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Cornhill, against persons for poaching, and when they were con-
on the Reverend Mr. Jones the clergyman of Llanellan,
or the organ of any clique or
I never be found supporting STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA-ABUSE OF INSTRUMENTS. victed he got half the penalty, and his master also gave
and told him the deceased was very ill. That was in the sleep, and the soldier standing, as if in thp ranks at the
word." Attention," behind a screeu. Upon. the sides of
nse of great and enlightened Just published, price 55., by post 65., Bvo. in cloth, him half a sovereign to pay expenses. If a man was 1 oth of November, on the night of
morning of the the screen there were footmarks, and jest above it, in
Nis of law and order to court THE PATHOLOGY AND RATIONAL taken fur night poaching he got a sovereign, and for day
which day the death took place. Mr. Jones directed him
e wish the shadow of doubt to the ceiling, there was a trap-door leading to the shop,
We are Liberals in the most TREATMEN T of STRICTURE of the URETHRA, in all poaching he only had half that amount; and if two men
to tell Mrs. Howelle to send for a doctor, or her husband
Its Varieties and Cemplications. With Practical Observations on the
Pt, are the advocates of Free- 80 that the officers could come to no conclusion but that
Use mad Abuse of Instruments in the Treatment thereof. The wholef were taken there was double pay. would be a dead man, but no notice was taken of the;Re-
i-the supporters of an ex- those. who had beer. in the shop at so unseasonable an •
tbolition of the Navigation- illustrated by numerous and important cases, and being the resalt o Mr. CHARNOCK—I suppose you think it a good deal ~ . . .
, verend Gentleman's injunctionond no medical aid called hour must have descended into the kitchen, when the
ckery of Official Swearing- bug extensive, and successful practice. better to catch a man then than a hare or peasant. .
in. Mrs. Howells accounted for this, by saying that her
titution of Peace for Military By F. B. COURTENAY, M.R.C.S.L. Witness—l have nothing to do with catching them. husband positively refused to have a surgeon, and never alarm was given, with the aid of the screen. About the
Published and sold by 11. Sailliere, 219, Regent-street ; Deighton
trot of all the nations of the B Mr. Locar—The penalty for day-poaching was kitchen were found several pairs of new gloves and other
s s‘•stem of National Educa- and Laughten, Liverpool ; Hedges! and Smith, and Fanner and Co., liked the expense of one, as he was of rather a niggardly articles, the property of Messrs. Hughes, which had been
Dublin. 40s.,yand when the fine was paid he had half the penalty. ~ . .
ts the great regenerator of our oisposition; to the relatives of deceased she accounted for
The most money he ever got for taking a man for . removed from the shop.
e, tne ommission by saying she had no time. The de-
✓ greatest pleasure to co-ope- ON NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERATIVE DISEASES- poaching in the day time was nearly a pound. Tins The soldier said he had met Parker at six o'clock on
its object the improvement of Just published, the Thirty-sixth Thousand, as improved edition, re- ceased only partook of one cup of tea during the time he
the people among whom this vised and corrected, 120 pages, price 2s. in a sealed envelope, or was in addition to the 10s. his master gave him. He
was. ill, and that was given him by his wife. He was the preceding evening, and they had got intoxicated
together; that at 11 he was anxious to get home in a
teal reforms are, after all, the forwar led by the Authors, post paid, to any address, secure from could not say exactly how often he had got this money
. mined on the 13th, three days after his death, without a
e constant attention of a pro- observation, for is. 6d., in postage stamps, illustrated with nu- besides his regular wages, which were a pound a week.
certificate, but it appeared James P owell, the coffin- cab, but the driver refused to take the fare, so that he
e well supported by our con- merous Anatomical Coloured Engravings. His master was a doctor, but he did not know that he was obliged to accept the invitation of his drunken corn-
We have no jealousy of rivet MANHOOD: the CAUSES of its PREMA- went by the name of the Sporting Doctor.—(A laugh.) maker, went to the Coroner with the knowledge and panion to take share of a bed in the house; that, not
consent of the female prisoner, although that gentleman
'elves the employment of any TURE DECLINE, with Plain Directions for Its PERFECT knowing what bort of a house it (was to which he was
all their circulation. We can RESTORATION. He had the right of shooting over all the land in ques-
did not then think proper to hold an inquest. It was
Led our own labours without invited, he objected the.Moneent he got into it to stay,
A Medical Essay on those Diseases or the Generative Organs, tion, and the Henley coppice was a regular hare pre-
rumoured ;about that there was an improper intimacy and was pressing his 'objection npon the entrance ot the
of success on the part of our emanating from Solitary and Sedentary Habits, indiscriminate Ex- serve. Mr. Frogley at this time employed three keepers.
between the two prisoners, which had existed prior to
a free press is not fulfilled. by cesses, the Effects of Climate and Infection, Fee., addressee to the police. He knew nothing of trap-doors, or shops, or
the vituperative railings and sufferer in Youth, Manhood, and Old Age ; with Practical Remarks Mr. LOCKE—Have there not been frequent complaints the death of Mr. Howells, and the morning after the gloves, or anything else except the large quantity of
se opinion& The press, as a on Marriage, the Treatment and Cure of Nervous and Mental De- by the farmers of the injury done them by the mile?
- funeral they went away :together, aud remained out for liquor which he and his accidental friend had been en-
joyirg together.
respect to itself inconsistent bility, Impotency, Syphilis, and other Urine-Genital Diseases, by Mr. Justice COLERIDGE here interposed, and said, in
two or three days or nights. The day after the death
; never popular but in a semi- which even the most shattered constitution may be restored, and his opinion this had nothing to do with the question
the two women and Price all removed into one sleeping-
reach the full period of life allotted to Man. The whole illustrated The porter said, all he remembered was the convivial
ng that henceforth all our in- with namerous Anatomical Engravings on Steel, in colour, explain- before them. room, assigning as a reason that they did not like to
ty of Hull. In assuming the company of the Scotch Fusileer and the " lush" they
iag the various functions, secretions, and structures of the repro- Mr. LOCKE then asked the witness what instructions
stay in the room where any one had died. had taken. He recollected that he had upon a former
timed as much at making our ductive Organs in health and disease ; with instructions for private he received from his master with regard to the appre- -
le, as in obtaining an organ correspondence, cases, &c. Jane Morgan heard Mrs. Howels, while in bed,
hension of persons supposed to be poachers ? occasion been so agitated by drink as to be considered a
fit inmate tor Bethlehem Hospital, so that the fact was,
ffltical good in our generation. By J. L. CURTIS and CO., Consulting Surgeons, call out to price, " Jim, come and warm my back,"
uire no increase of our present 7, Frith-street, Soho-square, London. The witness said his instructions were to look after
on which the male prisoner went to her. These
pon which w e have entered a o • manhood.. the game and protect it as much as he could. he had no opinion at all of himself when the temptation
A Medical Work.-To the gay and thoughtless we and.
.other circumstances being rumoured about, with
be to obtain a remunerative trust this little work will serve as a beacou to warn them of the was at hand.
ng of God, we are not destined danger attendant upon the too rash indulgence of their passions, Mr. Lociee—Are not your instructions to lay hold of
additions and enlargments, at length led to the It was distinctly proved that both prisoners were, upon
incing world, should be con. whilst to some it may serve as a monitoren the hour of tempta• any one, who you may suppose to be a poacher, at once,
belief that some loul play had been used in being taken into custody', perfectly soben—They were
ave arrangements in content- tion, and to the afflicted as a sure guide to health."-Chronicle. and without endeavouring to ascertain who they are,
causine the death of the deceased, and on the 7th of committed for trial.
dace us in an advanced posi- " ' Manhood.' By J. L. Curtis, and Co.-Their long experience in order that the proper legal steps might be taken e .
ig provincial contemporaries. and reputation in the treatmeut of these painful diseases is the January the body was exhumed, and an inquest com- CLERKENWELL.
neainst them ?
,i, it will be our peculiar care patient's guarantee, and well deserves for the work its inunense cir- es. . menced before Mr. Hughes, the coroner, which con-
-Id with its hidden treasures. culation."-Era. Wltness—l had no such order. Hemp Bryant, alias Dickenson, Ann Dickenson,
)f unemployed intellectual ... Curtis on Mitnia•oil' should be la tho hando of youth and obi James Martin, the assistant to the last witness, con- tinued by adjournments on the 14th, 21st, and 22d of alias Bryant, William c'hanaler, alias Fog and M'Coy,
me day to find profitable in- age. It is a medical publication, ably written, and developes the firmed his testimony. It appeared that he attempted to that month, when it terminated in a verdict of wilful and Ann .Healey, were placed at the bar before Mr.
• so murder against the prisoners, and their committal for Combe, for final examination, charged by Mr. Henry
at of moral and social evil to treatment of a class of painful maladies which lias too long been
reach of newspaper influence. the prey of the illiterate and the designing." - United Service apprehend the prisoner Arthur, and in so doing al
~, trial on that serious charge. A post mortem examination Coomes, Northampton-street, Battle-bridge, with having
s more to be done than would Gazette. received injury. He heard Target call out, " Murder .
was made of the body by Mr. Steal, a surgeon, and the
urs of Hercules. With these The Parent, who beholds his beloved child pining away, and fast and as soon as he was able, he went to him and found been concerned in breakine and entering his dwelling-
ation to do all in our power to aPproaching to a premature grave, in consequence of some disease, contents of the stomach analysed and tested by Mr.
him loiap. limn the ground insensible, and covered with house, and stealing property to a considerable amount.
lass and party of our fellow- which, for want of careful investigation el its real cause, has been - ..• ---e• --, - - es Herapath, the eminent analytical chemist, of Bristol, It appeared that ou last Saturday night week, during
extended sphere ef our public set down to the score of consumption, will, on perusing this work, blood, and apparently dead. whe.n it w. as found.that de.ath resulted from extreme in•
ipport, and generous sympathy be astonished to find, that in num-tenths of the cases of young per- Cross examined—He was not aware that there was the absence of prosecutor and family, the house was
testinal inflammation, which was caused by a quantitY entered and plundered. The whole of the prisoners
sons of both saxes, who perish of what is called pulmonary eon- any regular allowance of money for taking these men
' of arsenic found in the stomach of the deceased. It was
sumption, heart disease, tabcs, &c., the sole and exclusive origin him were previously seen lurking near the premises, and
:nsively circulated in Hull, the been the indulgence in certain destructive habits practised by youth but he knew that his master gave half a. sovereign when
proved that in the latter end of October, Mrs. Howells
Lincolnshire, and is therefore much more frequently than it is at all suspected. a poacher was apprehended, and for a night poacher two being known bad characters, information was given to
i professional gentlemen, agri- N.B. Hours of consultation from Eleven till Two, and Six to purchased a pennyworth of arsenic, half an ounce, of Dear, 381, and Lockerby, 180, active officers of' the S
pounds were given besides, and one pound for a day
;ents, dec. Eight in the Evening. Mr. Evans, a druggist in Abergavenny, who knew her
poacher. division, who apprehended the prisoners. On searching
well as a customer of seven years' standing. The chief
, Edward Francis Collins and , - Hollington, the inspector of the Guildford police, the lodgines of Bryant, a life-preserver, and a screw-
,rninx, at the office, 26, Low- INSPECTION OF THE ROYAL evidence against the prisoners was a number of suspicious
is, orders for papers, advertise- proved that he apprehended the prisoners at Woolwich, driver which corresponded with marks on the drawers,
.to be sent. ARTILLERY AT BLACKHEATH. expre_ssion,s us,ed by th, em, at variou,s times, both before which had been broken open,were found; also numerous
on the 11 th of October, and on searching Reginald, he
anot atter tt.ie neceaseds
.cie.ath, arta an attempt on the duplicates, skeleton-keys, &c. Nearly the whole of the
treaters, and every description WOOLWICH, MARCH 30.—The guard-mounting of the found in his pocket a number of wire snares, a copper
it neatness and dispatch. Royal Artillery took place this morning at five o'clock, phart of Price to fix suspicion on Jane Morgan, one of property stolen was traced to have beeu pledged by the
cap, and some gunpowder, he had likewise 10s. in money,
t e house servants, by pretending to discover arsenic
and at a quarter before nine o'clock A.m. the whole of prisoners.
and a sermon. Upon the prisoner Arthur's person he
concealed among her clothes. .
DFORD-SQUARE. officers, non-commissioned officers, and men off dut They were fully committed for trial.
' INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH assembled on the guard-mounting parade under the
Y fouud a small amount of copper money and some phea-
Mr. Cocnee and Mr. HUDDLESTONE having ably ad-
SLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON sant snares. Both prisoners asked him to do away George Slade, a bricklayer, was placed at the bar,
command of Colonel Cruttenden, and were 'formed into with the wires; and, on his telling them that they were dressed the jury for the prisoners severally, the Court, charged with having violently assaulted pnlice-constablea
h'rench or English, Is I Sealed four divisions—the right division under the command of at ten o'clock, adjourned until nine on Sergeant Cotter, 15, and Lapford, 304 N, in the execu-
charged with stabbing two gamekeepers, Arthur replied,
March 29.
roes the Author, for forty-two Lieutenant-Colonel Wright, the centre right division very well, and made no further remark. tion of their duty.
under Lieutenant-Colonel Clarke, the left centre division Cross-examined—The morning after the affray hap- Mr. Justice P
- ATTESON summed up the whole case It appeared that on Wednesday evening last, about
N; a Medical Treatise under Lieutenant-Colonel Furneux, and the left division this morning with great care, and the jury retired from seven o'clock, the prisoner entered a chapel in the Lower-
! Infeliciteue and Unproductive pened, hand-bills were posted up, offering a reward of
' under Lieutenant-Colonel Warde. At a quarter-past the box to consider their verdict. road, Islington, whilst the service was being performed,
id Disorders of Youth and Ma- 100/. for the detection of the offenders. 60/. were to be
eriod of life, which enervate nine o'clock the troops marched from the parade-ground, paid by Mr. Currie, and 501. by Mr. Frogley. At twelve o'clock, the jury returned into Court with and conducted himself in an unbecoming manner. The
Inish aid enfeeble the natural and proceeded through the south-western entrance to Mr. Frogley, the prosecutor, deposed that he was a a verdict of Not Guilty, on hearing which some persons police constables were called upon to interfere, when tbe
es of Manhood ; with Practical in the gallery began to cheer, an ebullition which was
Blackheath, the excellent band and drums and fifes prisoner fought at them with a trowel, and attempted to
zrvous Debility and Indigestion, surgeon at Hounslow, and also had a residence at East
directly checked by the offioers.
lose 'tidy, or the influence of alternately enlivening the march by playing favourite Horsley, near Guildford. The prosecutor and Martin stab them with it. He resisted in a desperate manner.
Attritional Weakness, Syphilis, airs. On arriving on the heath the troops were formed Mr. Sergeant Allen and Mr. Godson, Q.C.,. having and fought, kicked at, and bit them. An immense crowd
were employed by him as gamekeepers. He preserved
angements resulting fret* India- into line, the Royal Horse artillery on the right, under the game strictly in Henley-coppice. On the morning alternatively held criminal courts, tn order to dehver•the assembled and pelted the officers, who were severely in-
Engravings, illustrating the , gaol, the business of these assizes was brought to a ter- jured. On their way to the station-house, Sergeant
tue command of Lieutenant Colonel Bell, and two field in question he received information of what had oc-
ss of the Reproductive Organs,
and functions, and the various batteries in the centre of the Foot Artillery; and the 'nation at five o'clock to-da . Cotter called upon Mr. Bullman, grocer, Lower-road, in
curred very shortly afterwards and at once proceeded nu Y
y solitary habits, excesses, and other two batteries on the extreme left, the batteries to tho turnip field, where he 'found Target supported ee the Queen's name, to aid and assist him, which he re -
MEET, .51. D., it' ORTHE li N ClRCUlT.—Liverpool, March 29.
being under the command of Major James. by some labourers, and at first he thought he was dead. fused to do, and after considerable difficulty, and at th
ARE, LONDON. This morning application was made to postpone the
risls of :their (the officers') lives, they secured the pr
hmber of the University of Eat- Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Downman, C.B. and The witness then described the injuries he had received, trial of certain prisoners, on the ground that a material
Hall, London, Honorary Member K.C.H., arrived on the ground at eleven o'clock, accom- and said that the stab upon his left side must have occa- . soner in the station house.
ociety, tee. panied by his staff, amongst whom were Lieutenant- sioned immediate death, if it had not been stopped by one witness, a policeman of Bolton, could not conveniently
Mr. CONDE ordered that a summons should be imm e -
of several conditions. in order attend, as the sessions were to commence there to- . . .
• mutual happiness. Could the Colonel Jackson, Lieutenant-Colonel Breretou, C.B. and of the ribs; and he added, that he probed the wound to morrow. It was stated that the Recorder of Bolton (hate!), issued to compel Mr. Bullman's attendance, an
mestic wretchedness, be raised, K.H., Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson, Brigade-Major the length of his finger, and the instrument which shortly. afterwards he made his appearance in court, when
and Manchester had before held his sessions in the
a disclosed, in how many could Cuppage, Captain Tylden, Deputy-Assistant Quarter- inflicted it appeared to have passed into the cavity of . k the officers repeated their evidence in his presence.
Lions end their attendant disap- aSSIZ2 Wet .
Master- General, and the Adjutants ot battalions. the chest. Immediately after the occurrence he ob- In answer to Mr. Combe they said at that time Mr.
injurious ; the gift, which when Mr. Baron ALDERSON said it used to be considered
Bullman was called upon to assist, in the Queen's name,
ith advantage, becomes, when Field-Marshal-the Marquis of Anglesey, K.G., G.C.8., tained a search warrant and proceeded to a house a,t illegal to hold sessions during the assizes for the county
ef aud of greater or less Injury and G.C.11., Master- General of the Ordnance, accom- ' they felt their lives to be in danger from the threats and
•rs. The particular excesses, on
Dallied by Lord Clarence Paget, and Captain Paget, Shore, which was pointed out to him as the prisoner s a d .
n ne very much inclined to that opinion. It was at .
violence of the mob.
l this Treatise professes to dilate, • residence, and he there found a number of snares, which
, least a very irregular, and very improper thing to hold
of misery to tke human trame, Aide-de-Camp to the Field • Marshal, arrived on the were put in an artificially-constructed place of conceal- Ala COMRE told Mr. Bullman that his conduct was
sessions durine the time that the Queen's Judges were
, heath at half-peat eleven o'clock, and was received with ment, that was accidentally discovered; and also four . very censurable. In times like the present it was the
s aid complete account of the a general salute, tha bands of the Royal Horse Artillery, large knives, such as are used for killing pigs. making a general gaol delivery in the county, and he
duty of every respectable person to aid and assist the
Reproductive Organs, and of had very serious doubts whether prisoners convicted at a i
the Foot Artillery, and the field batteries all playing the The prosecutor was recalled, and he said that the poece under such circumstances when called upon. The
h and diseaae. It deservedly sessions so held were legally convicted. He had known
most violeot arid systematic attacks had daily been made
d study, for what subject can National Anthem. The Master-General, accompanied knives so found were similar to those he saw in the pos.
instances, at Stafford and elsewhere, when the prisoners
e preservation of the health, by Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Downman and the session of the prisoners on the morning the attack was on the police in this particular neighbourhood, which
s of which every man should committed for the sessions were sent for by tho Judge
rendered it necessary for them to be protected in the
staff, then proceeded along the front line of the troops, made on him, but he would nut speak positively to their
happens that the unhappy of Assize to be tried before him. And he had also
performance of their duty, and something must be done
ViCIORS habits, whether aoquired and up the rear, the Field-Marshal inspecting the being the same.
r advanced age, while suffering men and their appointments. On the Marquis of Mr. CHARNOCK then addressed the jury for Reginald, known instances of sessions being stopped on the arrival
tor that purpose. The law of the case had been very
weerisely entertains a fear ef ap- of the Judges of Assize in the county. He repeated
Anglesey taking his station at the flag-staff, recently laid down and explained by Lord Denman and
relief. Shame and the dread so the and he commenced by observing, that upon the first
, ... that the course pursued by the Recorder of Bolton was
ained that these complaints arc troops marched past at slow and quick time, the count of the indictment. the prisoners were charged wan Baron Alderson, and he (Mr. Combe) would consider
very irregular indeed, and he hoped that a stop would
let him and prevent his seeking field batteries at Blow time and trot, and the Royal a capital offence, and then their lives might be forfeited . whether he should not communicate with the Commis-
e procured. In aetiug thus, he Horse Artillery at slow time, trot, and full gallop. ee put to it. It was a great inconvenience to the public
sioners of Police to indict him (Mr. Bullman).
nt n suscertaining the caeses of „.. . if an adverse verdict was returned against them. After
and the bar.
Lava. seaptain ees ae s roop o
Tdl ' t f Royal Horse Artillery Mr. Bullman—l went out to protect my property.
, an ,
d above all, secrecy, some general observations, he went on to contend that
Henry Abraham was indicted for a burglary at Wigan. ,
id practical phyelelan, and to the has been supplied with Captain Grant's new, nine- the whole affair had originated in the illegal conduct of nave valuable plate glass in my shop front. The con-
The prosecutor was a small confectioner, and the
posse,sion of the requisite legal pounder guns, weighing only the same weight;as the for- the keepers. There was no evidence that the prisoners duct of the officers was disgraceful towards the prisoner.
esteem mid respect in his prem. thin s stolen had been taken from the window b
mer six-pounders, which is effected by giving less had anything to do with the snares in which the hares g. . . y Mr. COMRE peremptorily ordered an inspecter present
enc. iiiould be extended. Dr. breaking it in the night, and consisted of confectionary,
• medical honours, as his diplomas windage and a different proportion of metal iu the were caught; and he said that, even supposing they had, to report the case to his superintendent and the Conl-
in glasses, of little value, and the csse had no interest • • •
is practice ler many years is a various parts. These guns were drawn by six horses the law gave no right to the gamekeepers to seize them missioners, in order that they might indict Mr. Hultman.
ienee, which tuts reference almost •ns.e
1 tad of four, the number of horses attached to the e. xcept that it elicited from tho Learned Judge a very After some further proceedings, the Magistrate
eases. in the way they did; and he submitted that it was quite
important opinion on the subject of possession of stolen ordered Mr. Bullman to put in his own recognisance' to
iy be had of Kent and Richards, guns of the other troops, and the new arrangement had clear that the system of paying them the blood-moncy,
property. Four out of five glasses stolen, had been
oxford-street; Starts, Tichhorne- a fine appearance, and the Field Marshal examined them as he should term it, had been the( inducement :to appear at this court on Tuesday next. In the mean
found in the prisoner's house, and he had then stated t;
,5, Fleet-street; Gordon, 146, very minutely previous to their leaving the heath. them to act in this illegal manner, which occasioned all me the Commissioners of Police will bo consulted.
eby post for forty-two stamps, that on going to the well for water one morning, h T- he prisoner Slade was committed for one month to the
flted on these disorders personally Amongst the officers present during the visit of the the mischief. It was proved that the prisoners had re•
found them by the side of the well, and had taken theme House of Correction for the assault on Sergeant Cotter,
,o, and from Five till Eight at his Master-General, were Major-General Sir Hew D. ROSS, treated. They were anxious to get away, but they were .
nome, nobody living with him but his wife and two in- and one month forassaulting Lapsford, 304 N, without
'don. K.C.B., Deputy Adjutant-General ; Major-General pursued, and, as he submitted, an illegal attack was
fant children.
Parker, C.B , Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal MM. made upon them, which they had a right to resist. the alternative of releasing himself by paying any fines.
;E THAT PREYS ON TUB Mr. J. Poooocn, in addressing the jury for the priso-
lin DURATION OF HUMAN tary Academy ; Colonel Campbell, of the Royal Mili- They were no doubt stimulated by the prospect of the
ner, had expatiated on
.the probability of the pii.soner:s eseci , ,__ se .
tary Repository Department; and Lieutenant-Colonel REEN'S THEATRE, HULL, THURSDAY, M.ARCH 30.
✓S
COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, Hardinge, K.H., of the Laboratory Department. Dr. reward they would receive upon the apprehension, and
in his opinion, the system of giving such rewards was account, and his not being able to prove it, as nis wue 4.....
Mr. G. V. Brooke, made his appearance, as Sir Giles
avelope, price 2s. 6d., or free could not be a witness.
3s. 61. Ogilvie, from the Ordnance Hospital, attended officially. most improper and ought to be discontinued. It ap-
. Mr. Baron ALDERSON, in summing up, put it to the Overreach, last eeenitig, and proved himself worthy of
; PASSIONS : a Popular At the conclusion of the inspection, the troops march- peered to be admitted that the keepers were not justi-
jury as not a reasonable account, and asked them if they the high encomiums Which the London press have be-
Cause of its premature Decline, ed back to the garrison, the bands enlivening the march fied in apprehending the prisoners, but it was said that stowed upon him. Miss Isabella Dickenson drew forth
did not think that, if it had been true, he would have
Restoration. Addressed to those by playing favourite airs. The men looked remarkably they he Eton Boy Mr Brooke ap-
rounds of. applause in t . .
had used an excess of violence in resisting, but he
told some of his neighbours of his having found the
sequences of excessive indulgence, well, and it was a subject of surprise to many te witness asked the jury what they could expect from men in th
s Debility, Local or Constitutional lasses and called them to prove that he had made such Pears to-morrow, the last night of his engagement, in
mptien. Inclading a comprehen- the excellent marching of (the rearuits who were present a statement.
prisoner's position, and whether it was possible to sup- g ' the character of Claude Melnotte, in the Lady of Lyons,
413, Incontinence, and Celibacy. without arms. There were upwards of 2,000 troops on ated in this manner nd we doubt not will receive substantial proofs of the
pose, when they found themselves tre ,
Mr. Pooaoca submitted that had the prisoner done a , . . . ,
vings, explanatory of the various the ground, and they had a very impesing appearance. after having done all in their power to avoid a conflict,
o, the statement would not be evidence for the prisoner. estimation in whiCh he is held in Hull.
that they could measure with any nicety the degree of It will: be observed, we are sure, with pleasure, that
[tin Surgeons, No. 60, Newman- s Mr. Baron ALDIRSON said he had not the least doubt
itreet, Londois. ARRIVAL OF EXPELLED ENGLISH OPERATIVES resistance they were to offer. This was another in-
that, if a person who found property which had been M. r. Colburn has again directed his attention to the con-
liege of Medicine, Ste. &e, stance, he :mid, of the baneful effects of the game-laws ; tinuation.of his series of Standard Novels. Speaking of
tal n and before any suspicion attached to him oa 2C-
' Till WORK, FROM FRANCE.—Yesterday afternoon, between four and
i:xliauttion indaeed by inordinate five o'clock, considerable interest was excited in the and he concluded his address by expressing his opinion 6 e '
f his ossession of it made a statement o
count o p , . f the the charming story of " Emilia Wyndham," which has
*sled with Coloured Engravings. T•c
1 inity of London•bridge- wharf, by the arrival of a t' a
h t it was high time that some alteration should be
way in which he had become possessed of it, such state- lately appeared in this collection, the Morning Post
cret Vice on the Mind nod Body, obseeves -that " Mr. Colburn's series of works of fiction
;ensnmption, Epilepsy, aid other large number of English operatiees who had been ex- system which was proved to be so productive
ment was receivable in evidence on his behalf.
is peculiarly select; from it are excluded all which have
icy, moping Melancholy, Intiges- polled from France. They Came by the General Steam en Mr. POLLOCK said he had always understood the law
erility, with Observations en the •
Navigation Company's steam-ship Menai, from Mr Loma next addressed the jury for the other pri- •
meradcreiminea.
Calais, • . r f to be otherwise, and assured his Lordship that in that a mere transitory popularity, as well as all which are
unhappiness caused by Unfraitful • soner, adopting the same nee o argument as Mr. h objectionable on the score of morality; in it are included
Exhaustioa of the principal Vital and many of them seemed in a deplorable state of desti- had brou ht
he Charnock, and urging that the gamekeepers . g very court he had been prevented from giving suc
all which tend te elevate the character of the modern
nt of Impotence and Sterility, aud tution. Some were stated to have been employed at t - statements in evidence for a prisoner.
all the mishaps upon themselves, by their own illegal novel, and to raise the republic ot fictiou to its proper
tarital act, emceed byt he practice groat lace and bobbing factory at Calais, which has been His LORDSHIP over and over again repeated that he
iorrhoest, its symptoms, complica- d He referred to the statute of William IV ,
con uct. elevation- it is, therefore, a bigh, though a just compli-
• had no doubt such statements were receivable; and he ,
ure, and disease of the Troatate. tl t ed. Many of
recen y s opp the poor fellows had large
known rei the Game Act, and said, that the proper ment paid to the gifted authoress of ' Emilia Wyndham'
hould li.
imself always receive them, until he was pre-
.nt maladies and treatment. Casee, i
families with them, and as they were wander ng about
course for the keepers to have pursued was to have de-• s • to republish her work as one of Colburn's Standard
5, &c. Thames-street, in search of a reasonable place to get d b cora etent authorit .
vente y p y ,
er-rew ; Gerd m 146, Leadenhall- ended the name and address of the parties, and it was Novels." The new volume, just published, contains
sheltered, their eondition excited much commiseration. m . ' •
ford-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford- only upon their refusing to give these particulars, that Mrs. Gore's best novel, " Mrs. Armytage; or Female
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
, London; Winkel, 78, High-street, A large number appealed to the police, and the party
- - they were empowered to arrest them. Domination"—a valuable lesson to the sex in general.
trket-street, Manchester ; Howell, was conducted to the station-house, in order that relief _ _
Mr. Justice COLERIDGE said the Learned Counsel (Before the ASSISTANT-JUDGE.) FOOT-RACE.—Yesterday forenoon, a foot-race fur
iath, 1, Bread-street, Bristol ; Ro- might be afforded them in accordance with the regula- —Yesterday
linburgh ; Love, 5, Nelson-street, . . need not answer the counts charging the prisoners with THE NUISANCE IN HATFIELD•sTREET. . e ' 00/. aside was :run on the high road in the immediate
Noland-street, Dublin ; sud an d b th L d Mayor on the subject. The
toms issue y o or resisting their lawfu ict of St
1 apprehension and detainer, as he John Gore, the dust contractor for tho distr .
vicinity ,of Falkirk, between an Englishman named
1
Menai also brought brought over a number apparent y Luke's, Old-street, who, it will be remembered, was
was of o' • h ld t b p orted.
pinion tey cou no esu p Jurdan, and a Scotchman of this town, known by the
he above work, and not wieeing to of the middling classes. Mr. LOCK.E said he was thankful to his Lordship for convicted at this court a few sessions back upon an in-
s, may, to insure secrecy, have it name of the " flying tailor "—distance 200 yards. The
HOP DUTY.—From a return just printed it appears ,_ .. . . , . d t li• th tth ere dictment charging him with maintaining a nuisance in
sing 3s. 6d., or Postage Stamps. tau intimation, tor it appeare o im a ese w race was won .1
by the Englishman, who is thought
,east y •
z consnited from Ten till Two, and that the Worcester old duty for 1847 was 1,471/. ls. 2id.
the only counts that affected the prisoners ; for, accord- llatfield-street, came up this morning in discharge of his to be one of the swiftest runners in the kingdom. A
citing, at their residence, No. 60, and a fraction ; the average 8,591 i acres ; and the
ing to the evidence, their only object was to get away, recognieances, to receive the judgment of the Court. great number of individuals from Glasgow were on the
ondon, and country patients may weight 307,0041b5. ; showing an average growth pa
and they would have succeeded, if they had not been Mr. BALLANTINE, on the part of the defendant, ap-
Ly (lucre:ens their case, Juni moles- spot.—Glasgete paper.
acre of I air. 11lb. so improperly interfered with by the keepers. The plie p p
d for a further ost onement of judgment, on the
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