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tutor were standing. The One 'took Aug* of di' ietiotier;
tar other examined around the ground where they itoodo where he•
found the pocket-book in Nosstion. The preweitor &Multi
swore, thatbe saw the prisoner draw his hand freed pocket,
end the next moment, on feeling for his pocket-book, foupd that
it was gone. The prisoner, whose friends are respectabie
men Hying ha the neighbourhood of Bur Smithfield, was fitly am.
nutted for trial.

THE SKELETON FOUND AT HOLLOWAY.
Considerable interest has been recited in consequeeei
of a humus skeleton haling been dug up on Tuesday, thi
Bth instant, by some labourers at ern, k in Catherine:
street, near the main-road, Holloway. That it is the
relics of a criminal there is no doubt, as the gibrme.iroes
in which they were encased were nearly perfect.; an&
had care been taken, the skeleton might have been 'tali
out complete, as it lay only two feet from the surface
The spot of which Cathes ine-street is the site, was for,
miserly called " Ring-cross," and the oldest inhabitant%
remember their ancestors relating the circuaistante of 1
gibbet being erected thereon. This, with other cif.
cumstances hereafter it ate& clearly prove that the bones
must have bin these upwards of a century.
I
By referring to documents from the archives of Benue, it
appears that for the last 150 years only two malefactors have heed
at Holloway, of whom the following is a brief
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John Price (fotmetly the Jack Ketch) was coavicted in May
VHS, of the murder of Elisabeth White, the wife of a watchman is;
bloorfields, after attempting to commit a rape on her peruse; tie
which ofence be was executed on the last day of the same month
in Banhill.fields.
It is recorded of the culprit, that he denied the commission of
the offence until be arrived at the gallows, whoa he acknowledged
shat he committed it while in a state of inebriety. It is said, that
I or Ms occasion an immense crowd collected to see the late public
executioner undergo himself the awful sentence of the law. Altei
his body had bung the anal time, it was conveyed to Holloway, aao
lied spans gibbet, preSiossiy erected for another malefactor.
This eircutostance, compared with the &bowies statement,
thews pretty clearly that the skeleton which has been for several
days exhibited at the Coach and Horses, at Holloway, is that of
the defunct executioner.

The only other butane* upon recordnsok place .it wan before
Price was created. It is ibis Johnson and Jar* Hoes
den were renewed opposite the Old Bailey Sessions House, far He
murder of ?4r. Sperling. a turnkey, on the 19th of Sept. 1719-:.
The petitioner Hamden was brought into the Session, Home total
her trial for coining, when Johnson, her paramour, wished wipe*
to Mr, but was refused by Mr. &purling until the trial wu over e
whereupon Johnson drew forth a pistol and shot the turnkey deal,
Its the presence of the Court and spectators. The Judge abos.
dosed the charge of coining splint Hoodoo, and as she bad abet.
ted Johnson, they were put to the bar on the charge of murder,
and immediately convicted. Notwithstanding hundreds of persons
Were witnesses Glebe diabolical act, the prisoners, even at the pwes
of execution, denied the commission of the crime. The body sf
the soak etotillict was hung in chains on a gibbet wetted onpurpwi
at Holloway, midway between Islington and Highgate.

PAR'

ZIPS DISSOLVED.

A. Erma and J. Jacobs, Falmouth, Cornwall, Mom maim
Thom, M. Centwell and William Evans, Bath. staamiss. Jth
Aeronaut smiTbilip Jones, Bristol, timber merchants. W. Flit
and J. F. Richardson, Birmingham, Warwickshire, draper,. is
Lewis and Henry Robinson, Swansea, Glamorganshire, krona
Ann Johann, Samoa Todd, and MOM. Martins KiMillsimin.
Hall, lishmsangers. James H. Swindells and Wiliam Lanint;
Stockport, ebeskireo printers. Mc. L Brunei, FA. Halligetak,
Fs. Hallismwortb, and Thomas Madge, Battersea saw-rolls. An
Glatt; Mindy Stratton, and George Stratton, Piccadilly, toy-
numakteninsts. Richard Msilipn and Joseph Milligan. Woolwich;
ILA*, impirms. William Davison and Christopher Davison, Ora.
bast-usart, Phlipot-lane, brokers. Elisabeth Rachardme and Jac
Ridtsmitrin, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, bricklayers and placenta.
John Haigh, Joseph Gott, and Benjamin Haywood, Boothrtryd.
l Dewsbary, Yorkshire, coal miners. George Soria and floc
Smith, Manchester. konisionprs. Emery Moore and W. Haggai
London. A. Bouglinval and Ate. Regnaudin, Battersea, Surrey,
sulphuric acid manufacturers. Thomas Cotton and John Nord,
Pelham, carriers. John Goodrich and Mann Goodrich, King.
street, Hammersmith, grocers and eireesemongers. Chas. Henry
Ashley said J. W. Hartshorne. Suffolk-lane, Landau, wine rner.
chants. • William Mines and Jahn M. Fraser, Bear= coon ant
Own Exchange, corn factors. Anthony Wilkinson, Darks
Whitaker, Fawner Wilkinson, and George Wilkinson, Kinptou,
apoo.ll•ll,lronmarchnitts. Delltia Ne* and George Lanka?.
Soutbansptso, linendraperss William Hinds and A. Laurie, Li.
verpool, general csminission broken and merchants. Ann Wade,
John Richardson, John Dudley, Thomas Raison, Jos. Sterrett;
and Thomas Markham, Over. Cheshire, salt proprietors. Edw.
Lister and James Prildagton, Blackburn, Lancashire, merchants
and cotton &alma. Mary Labraa and John Labron, Leeds,
Yorkshire, ironmongers. James Mtagrave and Titania' Bond,
Milverton, Somersstshire, maltaters. Philip Wood and Chula
Wood, Firebomb, Gloucestenbire, retail brewers and bakers.
Peter Rade and John Brownr,.Acle and Modeld, Norfolk, sur-
geons. Sophia Bennett and William Norris, Rassell-street, Blooms
bury, milliners and haberdashers. John Hawe and Henry Mutat.
Leicester-street, Leicester-square, printers. James Jenkins and
James Hoarsen, Cork and Bristol, merchants and tanners. Rol:
Clough, John Steed and James Clough, Manchester, ironmanters

MARRIED.

At iennlai, Banks, theßWloTirT Abraham Roberts, M. A.
Fellow of Kim's College, Cambridge, to Mary, eldest &tighter o
Daniel May, Es+
At Bt. Mary- -bonne New Chards, the Rev. limy Kaye
Bonney, D. D. of Christ College, Cambridge, Arehdeacen of Be&
ford, and Rector of King's Cliff, N ,to Outlaw;
daughter of the late lobo Perry, kg. of IBoec Hall, Whet.

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At Toney. Bedfordshire, the lire. Ugh Richmond, M.A. of
'Mufti Oder. Cambridge, Rector of the dame place. Mr. Rica
mend was Chaplain to the late Duke of Kent.
Buddeoly. at Staunton. near Newark, aged 77, the Rev. ?aim
bloomer, so years Curate of that parish.
In his 67th year. the Rev. Richard LUCAS, Rural Dean of Stun.
ford, la the Cathedral of Lincoln, Rector of Caaterton Magna.o.4
Mime* In Rutland.

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