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London, England, 1824-09-22 00:00:00

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to give, but struck him (Captain Wethesel4 en the nose ; he (eq.
tabs Wetherell) in return, struck hies repeatedly, and he ha of the
dawn his head. and did net atersipt to return the blows ; but AU to
being protected by two peesons who were with him, he doted Maj
his escape at that time.. Casale Wetherell afterwards learned that nymout
it was Capt. Graham who had attack bum, mod biennia. &truck in
return. end be saw charged bins with the assault. amount'
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Captain Graham denied that he was the periods whim was in the before tb
car. Cape. Wetbeiell said, ha was certainly very like the permit. may, lai
Mr. Densest asked if Captain Cesahana ward apologise to Cie.
tan Wetherell? and said, that by so doing, it might be settltd.anti. sixty day
. ably between ripe pasties and Purl
One of tha 1140thites observed, that oo man was bound to cri- Land Fa
ablate Matadi, bet staled that if • Ciptaia Wetherell w. 011141. swear tar, and
that Captain Graham was the pears who had awaalted bini,,Lii
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inlocesanen would be takes Ike the awash.
Captain Wetherell &dined lie mew positively; sod Steer some teniber, I
t father dissuados, it was indresasedi slat Captain Wetikreil would lonial Su
bring the matter before the Meektmees of College-street Nike- the said
office, in which district the same osllb place.
- . the said
Friday, a retail brewer of Bath, on the Information of stired fa
Thomas Yorath and Lewis Pugh, was convicted in the The C
penalty of EA foe allowing those informers to drink by sPPIYi
on the premises. Pugh, one of the informers, fainted at Cork ;
when under examitkation. Belfast, I
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An Inquest was itsterday held at St. Bartholomew's master-G
Hospital, on the body' 'Of J. Oipe, who died in conse' No Te
qhence of having been run over on Friday night, whiles d red Tier
crossing Oreat Bath-street, Clerkenwell, by a chaise, 1
which was furiously driven by ..-. Nesbitt, a• horse- length, ai
dealer, who has since surrendered himself. 'Dye skull and must
of the deceased was fractured, his collar-bone and 11 of Persons e
his ribs were broken, and though every attention was paid admitted
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to him at the Hospital, he expired the next day. The due perfo
Jury, after some deliberation, returned a verdict—Ac- The Pe
cidental Death, with a deodand of ss. on the horse. It behalfinst
is a remarkable circumstance, that but a few months
ago the mother of this man was crushed to death on the
same spot, between a waggon and a post.
Saturday, two lads, about thirteen years of age, weft
to bathe in a pond, in the neighbourhood of Kenti,h-
town, one of whom entered and swam to the opposite
bank ; the other, in attempting to follow his companion,
being a bad swimmer, suddenly sunk, where the water T"
is about eight or nine feet deep, and the bottom being TWO, '.
very muddy, it is supposed, prevented him from again
rising to the surface. This distressing event took place Brim
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in the presence of a concourse of boys and several men,
for Perth
field none of whom were, however, able to render any assist- ~
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ance. At this moment two Gentlemen were most pro- St. Idea
videntially passing the road in a chaise, one of whom N.B.
being an expert swimmer, in the most undaunted the same
manner rushed into the water with his clothes on, and ,
the spot having been pointed out where it was supposed
the body lay, he dived three times successively, but his -
humane and courageous efforts proved unavailing, and 1 ERE
being too exhausted to attempt again, he swam to the t 1 Not
shore: A pole with a blunt hook attached to the end twoluser
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of it was now brought, and, after several ineffectual ef- the King?
forts, the body was at last found and dragged to the biavainer
shore, and conveyed to the nearest shed. a stable, in Meted;
about four hundred yards distant, where blankets Aleo
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and other necessary articles, were supplied by the beltii irk
humane proprietor, Mr. BIDDIL L., of Union Cottage, venienees
whose kindness and. attention deserve the warmest cons- tablishme
mendation. Means were immediately employed, under Warm
rom tire
the superintendence of a surgeon, for the resuscitation f
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of the body, and, we are happy to learn, with complete gage
success. After three parts of an hour's active perseve- sf. 655. ;
rance and exertion, the breathing became quite estab-
lished, the pulsation was felt is the wrists; and in the
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course of a few hours the senses were restored, to the nankeen'
inexpressible joy of his almost distracted parents. The stovbs,w
body was supposed to have been in the water to or or Ocee,
Mapers
seven minutes.
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BIRTH. ripcipiel
September 12, the Countess of Minto, of a danktor. Mils
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DIED. laiups4
At Cadiz' no the 116th of August, Mrs. Handlemi, of Dobai at chip ex
Lanarkshire. Cilin4l!
At the house of his nephew, neer Aberdeen, no the 15tb instates rctesitn
Dr. John Bate, for fifty years a physician in Montrose. ..- Belii'll
Suddenly, at Bundoran, where she went for the brashof see- &aims&
bathing, Mrs. Bell, wife of George Bell, Esq. of Bellview, seat '4llO
Enniskillen. She was apparent', in good health soda as vets oft
earthy Warden, when die soddenly fell down and &aped
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