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tthheatkhicekh.ad been ever since in great pain where
Mr. Springett, in his defence, said that the c°_. 01
conducted himself with great insolence, and it in -
cause a man could not: pay a,debt upon' the in:llSil
was to be insulted by a youth like this ;,.apdbil74,
impossible that he could have hurt .the non1P101:70
as he had nothing, on but a pair of list slippers%pi
The complainant denied moat poaitively.,oloro
an uncivil word to Mr, Springett,. beiond.Arri
number of times that the debt had been sent, rIY
Mr..DrEa said, that if even the lad had, ti
which, from his manner now, he'did not believe;, 1.10
brr,
was very easy for Mr. Springett to order him, ~,
gently out of his shop, without kicking hitn'.llol;gl
manner that was described; and as for ;t1441:a
ridiculous excuse of having on• only a.paiti of.111"--oi
it was quite unworthy of any attention.:.:` -le
said Mr. Dyer, "if a man cannot pay his debt*
to be civil in his refusal." .
The complainant's
,father, -a respectable-11411
said, that he really would not have advised his)!iti.,lr
this proceeding against the defendant,' bad not,rfor
complained very much when lie' came home of Mk.ff.
suffered from the kicking he received.
.01 Mr. DYER and Mr. CONANT, then convicted .500,
in a penalty of 20s. and costs for the assault,, aid _4ll
that he might consider himself as having Wisj'o4l
with great lenity, by having only se small a•fiii°
upon hint. . ' ,
Springett said that he was not able to pay the!:
Mr. DYER—Then if you do • not pay it, I ,ems
assuredly summit you to prison forthwith# and 07
be very reputable for a tradesman keeping, a,Ali
shop, as I understand von do, to be • it, to, the,
Correction.

The defendant then borrowed the
a friend who accompanied him, and
In a few minutes after the parties
Ballard, the officer, brought Spin
Magistrate, accompanied, by
father, who said, that when they got
,the office, Springett .commenced a sf(
them in the most foul and insulting ;
Mr. DYER told Springett that if- .
duct again, in the slightest degree, he
'to find. heavy ,sureties to keep . the '
him to' Walk home quietly; and bear. ,
penalty that his. misconduct had ..bfetigh
. . . .
UNION4HALL.--Mr. Hillier,;
of" St. Saviour's parish; attended..,bge)
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for the' • purpose of complainin --
sition attempted on the funds of iti,
that four Irish labourers had:made
to be passed to their native Country,
selves to be is want, and Unable to i
the journey. Upon questioning, thew,
they had only slept two or three nigh)
ding that they had returned pennylr
witbeut being enabled to obtain won
their application, Mr. Hillier stated
men, who pretended to such distress, I
served that-morning to share 171. bet
duce of their united labour in the col
ing they pleaded they were unable to
Ireland.
The four men being present, and .
hiving been made in their bearing, the Magistratityo
them if it:was true they had divided, 17/. betweelr,4o..N,
One of them, who was spokesman on the ISor i If;t: -5:
said,-,—" By my sew]; your honour, we are 00 ti -rit -:. -I'q
church mice ; we have not ss. between us.' ,_.(„10 1- - ' "rri
turning round to one of his companions, he apP5,014, , , t
him as to the truth of his assertion; saying,. i igie' -'4,42
Leary, is'nt it true what / haiisaid ?" " D—,-1 a-lig ;-L: a
responded Paddy, shrugging up his shoulders. i'-'
Alio
Mr. Hillier stated, that be had obtained his• inio7oo D.
relative to the division between them of .the J7i.% 1-':-!•,,i,
respectable.man who was an eye-witness of the tro__. 7
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and who would not have asserted a falsehood.. Blr, t .
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added, that it was the practice of Irish labourerkt -
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season of the year, to flock up to London efter !All • A
over, with plenty of money, merely for the pwrl
getting passed home. Some of those "laboutel%
known to accumulate a good deal of money in thi.0.70
and instead of travelling back to Ireland on their -et'
they generally placed that burden on the parish wig"
applied.
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Mr. HONE—This is a most improper practice, I°lol
be checked. The Magistrate then asked the men b°
came to this country., , - . . • ' otiol
They replied that they trudged the road from
where they landed from COll. • • ' 0;j1
Mr. Holtz—Then you must trudge. back vain,
for travelling at your owe expence. It .is evident, jj
the Magistrate, you have earned money harvesting, a
st_i3O
rishee are not to be at the expence of passing, nitin
men who' ave already in their po,saession mime& IT
. . .
to enable them to do 80. . . . . . .
The men then retired, sadly disappointed. a the 10/
their application to be passed. -- . - - .'

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BIRTHS. .;
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On the 7th inst., at Matlock Bath, Derbyshire', 1""
of D. Godson, Esq. of a daughter.
At Rossmore-pai k, county Monaghan, the ladYft°
Hon. Richard Westenra, of a daughter.
„gfoi4
On the sth inst, in Exeter, the lady of S. Moon
Esq., solicitor, of a daughter. e Idf
On the 2d inst., at Kingsnympton parsonage,
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of A. Pinney, Esq., of a daughter.
On the Sd inst., at Torre, the lady of Captain 664
Woolcombe, 11. N., of a son.

MARRIED.
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On the II th inst., Mr. James Pesten, of /4'o.
Ilerts, to Clarissa Sarah, eldest daughter of Afr•
Soanes, of Mile-end, Old-town. .10
0- lie 11th S^

_At the th inst., at St. Pancras New Church, 'tie
R:w. Proby John Ferrers, Thomas Gloier Keusit, vng,
ners'-hall, Dowgate-bill, F..sq., to Janet, the Y°l
daughter of the late Francis Gregg, Esq.
On the II th inst., at Finchley, by the Ree• 400-.
Worsley, Phillip Charles Moore, of Doctors' COLitei
only son of the late William Moore, Esq., to 4'1,,,7,reig.
Ross, second daughter of Henry Darlot, Esq., of the 1".-
Post-office.
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On the 11th inst., at , Stepney, by the Rev. .1
John R. Haldane, Esq., to gliza E., youngeit daug
the late John Pickering, Eng., of Mile-end.
On the Bth inst., at Tunbridge, Musgrave Briscoe,' te
of Devonshire-place, to Frances, slaughter of the te
Woodgate, Esq., of Spring-grove, Kent, and: 01''
Viscount Boyne. el
On the Bth inst., at Bangor, North Wales, CE
lea
Henry White, M. P., for the county of Dublin,
,t°4ib
nor, eldest daughter of W. S. Dempster, Esq., 01
Sutherland.

On the 29th ult., at DBrulDog:ne-sur-mer, Jolt 'l4)ne
Esq., of Harley-street.
On the 10th inst., in Grosvenor-place, Archibald 'la
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ribanks, Esq., only son of Stewart Alajoribanks, ESq:'
On the 3d inst., at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in the
year of her age, Jane, widow of the Rev. Nathaniel fel
son, and daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel
Fnrye, of Farnham, Bells, who was killed 'at the WO
Minden, on the 31st of August, 1759. _
On
omtehwe cl lhtahlinindsyt:
, of Lewisham,is3othyear, at
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is lioruthofc 0r:0;
th o 1
law), Mr. Benjamin Houghton, of Waltham Abbey, lel re'
a widow and five children : a most amiable and highq.dilf
spected man, and his loss is deeply deplored by his fr
and friends.
On the llth inst., Mr. John Walker, ion of the late Bpd
Walker, bookseller, Paternoster-row, leaving, a .wils
seven children unprovided for.
On the 9th inst, at Ramsgate, Simon M‘Tnvish,
The Rev. Richard Hargreaves,. M.A., Vicar of HiV
Kent.
Wr;i• tit •
At Ipsden, near Wallingford, the Rev. W. H. ,1
8.D., incumbent of the united parishes. of North
Ipsden„ and Newnham Murren, Oxon.

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