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London, England, 1846-09-12 00:00:00

A correspondent informs us that there is a laborers
now employed upon the railway works at Ely,
once tried and convicted of highway robbery, and "fur
sentenced to be hanged. The morning arrived
his execution ; he was placed under the fatal beam, 8,",,
as the clergyman commenced his melancholy office, `4,
poor fellow protested his innocence. Just as the
bu
cutioner was about to launch him into eternity," 3,11 d•
was perceive 1 at the distance, galloping furiously,
ten
ing up a piece of paper—it was a reprieve ! Xt°,oo
minutes the horse died from exhaustion. The sen•rs•
was commuted to transportation for life. At the exPlo
tion of ten Tears and nine months, the prosecutor in,
the
case, being upon his death bed, sent for the mity.or 01
go
town, and told the dreadful tale that at the' tirne pan
he swore he had been robbed of a large sum by thell„
in question, he had the money in his own pocket, bav
been led to this atrocious crime by feelings of re„lngsc-
Shortly after this acknowledgment he died. 15/
cused was sent for, a free pardon granted binl, un A
given him by Government on his arrival at b°°3,;:n be
person, the other day, asked him how he felt vi"--
so
was under the gallows ? He replied, " I didn't carte?,
very much about it because I knew I was innocent
Bury and Norwich Post.
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