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Ii:on (from
the, wedding, and said he did not care for monetln.rr
He subsequently said that he had been to Tootl j 1.1 r-, EXI
and obtained the mother's consent. Ile
,' Ado ;„non AC)
ded that she was only to remain a fortovicat4
°gut Ote Shi
in her place, and, therefore, she had bet'
give her mistress warning, and then go to
mother's. She accordingly gave warning, and 0. T WEST I
after quitted her master's house. Barker still cats RE COU
on the business of a butcher in the neighliourhoOx,ti, WEST IN]
Cross-examined—Does not know how old 611,,1,e, that
Barker is, but he told her that he is 23 years of
Sarah Seago, the mother of the plaintiff, de pi, TosmAy, thee!!
that - the defendant called upon her in Jan liQosiN„
pi,
L. and
in company with. her daughter, and drank LE thfsaid compan,
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with her. This witness deposed to asi ,u; trAtticin ;at wl;
conversation between the defendant and heir tYCapitel Sus
to that which passed between him and ' 4'll the 30th in
Von Daggleson. The defendant when asked lel Iv ,
home he had for her, said that he had a tyi.g.:*lbdia Doel
home, and could clear 10/. per week by hichusiorlio 'Chair ,
He also said he had two farms in the country, fpri , EAST IN
was obliged to go to them in person to getAhe 4.
..11EL. cot
.."zt, thelj:thl.TinE:ta,
which was inconvenient to him. He also sai
kept seven homes three or four men,. And a c'''9l.AND Tradi
On the 27th of March, he came to appoint the t Iv.,„e natice, ,
1..,
RY PALEXA
and after a conversation with the plaintiff, they:
the Tuesday three weeks for the marriage being, oilzaemijislthoug4
22d April ; witness saw him on the Sunday follo %rail si. in the 1,
and also onGood Friday,on both of which oecasio toned Pro.
rieors
spoke about the approaching wedding. He nil
assigned any cause for not fulfilling his promise. 1 :Ti: :810:11 t(irs:;:s. ti.,
Cross-examined—Witness bought the clod re. wiGR.Am
herself; the father of the defendant called upon) I 4161110 H,
the adopted 1
About a month ago; does not know that the Id,
belong to the father and not the son ; the actionl kIRGE•SMITI
brought before witness saw the defendant's fao ~
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the defendant told her that his father wouldgive e
plaintiff away. '':'''"e CuCm of anabtN
This closed the case for the plaintiff.
CaPi
Mr. Sergeant LAWES addressed the Jury for I%callao, Li* „a imp
defendant, and dwelt at much length on, the ye" verdict* a Ju
of
The
parties,juryfaaanrdid thae
vfearcdtietthafotrthtehfeathpeiaryitoiotfire,tliAtt'lliu:ttit,.ort.nT,,h,_ui,a.etivsrhPiyatasaeahrttmlipepduormisr,nesiTnedotetist;:traietriiii
defendant was not consulted at all upon the subfttaw.,ce!,ual,t,,eut,llinbtytaolacfrel.yipicaota,
The CHIEF JUSTICE, in his charge, Also dire4tVideaut their co
the attention of the Jury to this circumstance, 014- ecuthe Body."
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quiring consideration when considering the arooPUBLIC MEE
of damages they would give the plaintiff.
Damages
SHIPPINGI 00 /IN.
TELL- IGENCE--(THlSforDiAo.l:astulectcwln'ne'n
ofFlßl.:o—arA:WHLinLadrOgYosop.d'lS,N.To.
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h, .JULY
iop
fs 4 6
guns, sailed this morning for Celior
stadt. • Arrived the Clifton, from Jamaica. Arriiitsll would bersona:
from London, the Coromandel, Boyes,
and the Maitland, for New South Wales. ail) a4)ouot aufficiet
PORTSMOUTH, JULY I.—Wind S. to W.—Arrillne Tunnel being e,
from London the Brighton, Sebor, for New
FALMOUTH, JUNE 311.--Wind
.S.—ArriN:ed tomeork, the sub
Port, the Brutus, Blunt, from Virginia.
PENZANCE, JUNE .30.--Arrived the Too,
Candy,,from Memel. The Sportsman, Sutton,feop
Newport to Southampton was towed in last eveoGentlemni IN,GT
by. the Market, Maid, of London, with loss of Oat a
.and foremast, and mainmast sprung.
HOLYHEAD, JUNE 30.--Arrived the Thotiotul it
Tyson, Stockdale, from Barbadoes; the Leto° Resolved, That
Gilhee, from Miramichi. called, to
RAaISGATE, JULY 1.-- The Carl. XI., Wall,Crrer Queen-84ff
and for Gottenburg, from St. Übes, got on swill Ivelve o'clock,
etrtalten.
en the Goodwin Sands last night, but was .
a morning extricated without damage by some PL---L...±landinel,
beats, and proceeded. TO DENT—R 7-1—

The Jean, Stewart, from Port-au-Prime, is iii- ENTLE)
posed to have arrived at Plymouth.
~. New Meth()
_ .o6thaehe without
TIDE MARKETS.—(TkIIS DAY.) Ecitrartl, that they
Torn the Inventor,
CORN EXCHANGE. itreet, Bedford-squ
There are not many vessels fresh up this week Of the Nobility ant
Grain of any kind. The Wheat trade remains very &Medical Gentlemen
the decline of Monday. Barley, Beans, and Pease, Xi professional Get
very dull and rather lower. There is scarcely any tisiitness operations
doing in the Oat trade this morning. Flour extremeiy Attel the loss of Tee
ARRIVALS. teed apply for ills
Wheat. Barley. I Oats, noufsremum and no
English 2,0()0 qrs.
Irish --_.250 qrs. 1 2,215000 qrs. 4_,050 sio unien'postage-
nreigit

NAY
DENJAMI
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, 11-1, Tooley-btt et

AND CANVAS_
3u L y l IPSWICH.__
.:
Aia i
elleAy Er
.31
a. iett,) has now or
Mr. Ill'indham'r h. Grampus, 4 yrs
TUESDAY,
4 ik-co l 1 s,c alp ete, at a
Lord Tavistock's eh. rn. Lavinia, aged
0 moo,] Preservation
Mr. Maberley's b. h. Nineveh, yno - iortieultural foci,
Colonel .Wilson's b. in. Lamplighter, 4 yrr .., 3 dr 501 m,
&re., of ever
Mr. Pedgrift's ch. g. Mildew, 5 yrs•••
Orders by Pest I
An excellent race.
iPn, 5,' Toeley-btre
Mr. Wilson's bay horse walked over for the Sweepsta ~...----.....____
Plate of 100 guix: vering'' Flags,

NmEenDwNereEnAlaLtchAer
laitNnliCoOitLaSt. a
ymBIAZAAT
f !On i
,t,:igin„,oii,,
extensio
These two
declared that it would be no go, as Neal would not
for 50/. aside. Several of Neal'a friends who were prelj sale of Sdpe
Tons Sprit't."d
nut STEAM
for any thing under 1001. This assurance, however, ',VII
not deter the individual who backed Neal from rnakiN
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deposit and it appeared to excite some surprise among r.hues', adapted fo
company that •-thia very individual should be one of r.,,,,,. Lcr; FEND
parties who had been accused of tempting Neal's hoof --tTha LAMPS
in his last fight with Bob. Pl. once, plated, or
IPles; elegant brc
: rix to ti Wr guineas,
PIGEON SHOOTING. . rtA TRAYS; T
Sense excellent Pigeon Shooting took place yesterdMk.'klCLES; To
the liatteraea Enclosure. It was the day appointed ford.,CURTAIN POLL
grand shooting of the Ikandicap Sweepstakes of
,'L'ovt its (635. pe
sovereigns each. Seven of the best double shots of the Cr 'n, and Elloek T
fifteen double shots each, eighteen yards distance, vrith' J. EVANS rev
traps, two pulled at once, but not alternately. It "try who are
decided, after some very interesting shooting, in favoOnblishmeut wit
Lord Pollington, Mr. Osbaldestor. being second. BetT, as every rev
was rather fiat, the layers of the long odd! fighting shr 4eion, is alway,
..)11,.e*liate delivery, a
IL
the mast su •, pen
BIRTHS.
.'"lt under any
On the Ist inst. at the house of the lion. Mr. Jus4 ‘.• i re
Park, the lady of the Rev. Robert Eden, of a danglitcrattieua;. qnalit).•..
On the 30th ult. at Dover, the lady of Captain Thd Ir.' Lro.,maaw,lari
pr, EL
of the 89th Regiment, of a son. S a A
i I)cinles • Plain
On the 26th ult. at Southsea, the lady of Cosinov•nairt4. b ,
ma
G. S. Dyer, of his Majesty's ship Melville, of a son. IfatoxEyy e"crilis:
On the 30th tilt. at Milbrook, near Southampton, ittaa
lady of Samuel Jelleior, jun. Esq. of a son. the
careful works:
1 arions branch
On the 30th ult. in Bedford-place, the lady Will 41.... L. of 1 -r.ntects and Su
Clowes, Esq. of a daughter. t"4tlin g the eirecut
On the 27th ult. at Wandsworth, the lady of T. Y .
chard, Esq. of a son. thitone •
On the 25th ult. at Manor-place, Edinburgh, the 1--,_---. Y.-Pieces'
of Alex. Murray, Esq. Advocate, of a daughter. tiIAMILIE
On the 27th ult. at Plas Heaton, the Hon. Mrs. Heat'
on inspect
of a daughter.COOPEß, 93, E
I
MARRIED. ttielesa at Prices
On the 28th of Jone, at St. Giles's Church, CatrAlletiot Style and
well, Mr. Mathias Butler, of the Stock Exchanget;44llLSTEßY
Charlotte Augusta, second daughter of Mr. T. FL DO Stuffing
of the Old Kent-road.— This marriage was inset Mattras
by mistake amongst our deaths of yesterday. • anent of
On the 26th ult. at Walton-on-the-Hill, James Co Curtain!
*Lott, Esq. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Sir John ToCARINET WOll
Oakhill, Lancashire.
"Ith, Also So
On the 28th ult. at St. Sepulchre's, Mr. Rich. ClittSPPING—Ca'
of Kenton-street, to Elizabeth, third daughter, of the. ' -
~ patch, a
Butler Wm. Mountain, Esq. of Skinner-street, Snowht-,RAnts_Appn
On the Ist inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square, b}' Rooms
Rev. S. Briscote, Rector of South Kelsey, and Dout_i4:44 SPETS— '
ur
Chaplain to the Duke of Wellington, Lieut.-Celonel V (no WI
son, C. 11., of the 4th or King's Own Regiment, to i
atzietl
Frances, eldest daughter of Edward .dud, Esq. of EastFLOoRINGY-GLA
Lodge, Essex. the tuna
DIED. . un the I
On the 30th ult. Zorayda, youngest daughter of the to amor
Thomas Newton, Esq. of Clapham Common, Surrey, CARVING and I
Warwick-square, London, aged nine years. teens in
On the 30th ult. Mr. Wan. Horne, Manchester xv)APiRaHANGI
houseman, Queen-street, Cheapside, aged 49.
~ - as wet,
On the 30th ult. at Brompton, Eliza, widow of Ir4WERALS--A
Cowan-Green, Esq. aged 65.
On the lot inst. at his residence, Beaufort-co
Chelsea, in the 59th year of his age, John Crowther,

and. par
MYSE ADEN,

of Regent-street.
On the 30th ult. at Richmond, Mr. Boxell Eling,
three days' illness.
On the 30th ult. at Tunbridge-Wells, in her 18th
Mary Diana, only daughter of Thomas Wilkins, El
Homerton, formerly of Manchester.

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