Star.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

MANSLAUGHTER.

Joseph Mayall, aged 21, was charged with killing
and slaying Joseph Wimpenny, at Prestwick-cum-
Oldham, on the 3d of June, James Garside, aged 2`2,
and Benjamin Halley, aged 19, were charged with
aiding and abetting Joseph Mayall.
Mr. COLTMAN stated the case.
John Williamson was in the tap-room of the Red
Lion public. house on the 3d of June, between ten and
eleven. Mayall smacked Benjamin Wimpenny on
the face, and said it was for what he had done at Chal-
lender's once. Benjamin said, if it was for that, he
might smack again, he would not fight. John Wim-
penny got up and smacked Mayall on the face.—
Mayall-then got•hold of the old man, John WiM-
penny, father of Benjamin and Joseph, by the legs,
and pulled him on the ground. Mayall and Joseph
Wimpenny fought up and down the house. Mayall
leaped on Joseph when he was down and knee'd him.
Joseph said he would fight if Mayall would give over
when he wanted. Wimpenny then wished him to
give over. After that, Mayall knee'd him on the
belly. Wimpenny afterwards seemed very poorly.—
He walked out of the room to go home. Garside and
Hulley seemed only to watch the same as others :
they never meddled. They only said they must have
a fair fight. Stuart4Woolstoncraft offered to part
them. Gat side and Hulley would not let any one
enter the ring.
By Mr. ARMSTRONG.—The father struck Mayan
after he had twice struck his son Benjamin. Mayall
then pulled the father, and the two sons attacked
Mayall. It was then that Garside and Hulley inter-
ferred, and said, " One to one is fair play."
S. Woolstoncraft did not think that Garside and
Hulley knew Whether he wanted to rid them or strike.
• Mr. Taylor, surgeon, stilted that a rupture of the
bladder was the cause ofdeath, which must have been
occasioned by falling on the ground and kneeing.
The prisoners successively said " No," to his Lord-
ship's question whether they had anything to say ?
Mr. Beckett, in the coal trade, gave them all good
characters.—Mayall Guilty, Garside No; Guilty, and
Hulley NO Guilty.

FORGERY.
Mary 1114Lenn; alias Mary Bannor, was charged
with uttering a forged one pound Bank of England
cote, knowing it to be forged.
Mr. CLARKE stated the case. This was not a Bank
prosecution, but a prosecution by the town of Liver-
pool, for uttering a forged note of the flank, - after it
had called in all its El notes.
Phebe Sarge stated, ;that the note was offered to
her, in payment of a 14• penny loaf, and that ;he ran
away, while the witness went to inquire whether the
note was good. Witness followed her to Lain from
whom she.had zot it. The prisoner began to box

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