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similar nature, that there was mite Mikan in the way
ing the sincerity of her promise; but as she appeared
.and subdued In bet. tooe,and mama, be would give'
trial, and for the present discharge her.
Mary Anne made a very low and graceful tureesy,
with a most genteel sir out of the Office.
A young man of genteel connexions, wes charged
element. The prisoner had been hi tie employ of
blindmanufacturer, residing In Piccadilly, about at‘
his duty was to collect bills, for which be was to account
Murray weekly. It bad been discmcred that the
received several sums from Mr. Murray's customers,
priated them to his *welts& Only three charges wire,
brought against him for embessliag money amounting ,
which being proved, be was committed for trial.
M ARY-LA-BONNIL
EITIPISU or A COUNTS!' FOXISAL •••• Yesterday
dressed woman attended to prefer a complaint against
Society, for refining to pay the expenses of' her husband'
The persons attending for the Benefit Society did not
the claim was just. bet *eland that they knew not
because they bad received a blh from the undertaker
In Devonshire, where the deceMed "obi had been'
they pad the widow the nasal barns of &SO upon
ant member, they were afraid abe would not pay the
undertaker would eventually came upon them for payment.

The widow said, .he had' no objection to pay mirk,
able, but the bill was so emehitent and eztrourditeary,
not think of paying it. •
The bill was pet in and read ; it was to the following
Beef, Boiled Mutton, Roast Pork, and Potatoes /
Five Gallons of &meg Seer . . .
Sin Bottles of goad Pert Wine . .
Gin and Water, Firewood, &C. . .
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Bread and Butter, Santepes, ate.
The reading of the OM excited laughter in the of
Magistrate observed, it was see of the most curious
bills*. had ever seen. '
T
T' dims of the Benefit Societe were ordered
IV Warr to which she was entitled; the
WO& to purse* his remedy against her.
TOWN.HALL.
• rather Interesting young man, named Daniel
beaught front the Borough Comptes, before Sir J. Yam
MI& embezzling six sovereigns front his employer, 7
Mk lighterman, of Horsiydown.
Mr. John Taylor said, that the young man at the
arnillaldimally employed by him for some time, and of
Innteed so good an opinion, as to entrust him with ..._
all several East India warrants, to take to a Gentleman
Ilmpleton ; and that, in consequence of hie net returning,
smirch of biro, accompanied by an officer, and found I
Stbak at his mother's lodgings, who gave up twenty-eight
OMNI either by her son.
bbr. Stapleton swore to not having seen him.
Askew., the °Seer, stated, that en searching the
found AIM in his pocket, and that be confessed to r
with the rest of the money.
Sir I Nausea—What became of the East India
Mr. Taylor—They were found on his perms. He(
pair of shoes ea his feet, doubtless purchased with
money; and I wish them to be taken of and given
worthy person wanting them.
Sir J. Pstaansts—No ; this iv too vindictive. You
ask me to take the coat of his back.

The primmer, in his dalsoce, said, be bad met as .
us Tower. who invited him to drink—he accepted
dos, and got drank : what became of the matey he kw
arrJ. Ptinune—Toong nun, this excuse will not
a.lary, before whom it is my duty to send you'
wn esemakted accordingly.
A meeting of the Shareholders of the Droitwich
Patent Salt Company was held yesterday, and
concern represented as proceeding very favourable
LeARNING.—The admirable Seldon says,
is the wiser for his learning; it may administer
to work on, or objects to work upon; but
as wisdom, is bout with a man.—Literary
Sunday morning a wretched-looking
discovered to have died in St. Luke's
Bunhill-row. She was taken there on the
night by the watchmen, who found her
lying in a state of nudity in Cow-heel Alley
set by the fire, and after being there some
was removed to a back seat to sleep until
where she had expired without making the '
or attracting the notice of the watchhouse
Monday afternoon, an Inquest was held
the Camberwell Newroad, before R. CARI
the body of Elisabeth Übeck, aged 116, who
in se shocking a manner as to cause her death.
the evidence adduced it appeared, that the
together with her tworandsons, was placed
of the premises where the Inquest sat, by the
On Saturday evening last, while the deceased
ofiter grandsons were sitting by the fire in
aplrtments, the former fell off the chair when
dozing, and hurt her head very much. Her
picked her up ; and having replaced her
left the room, in order to fetch something
the injured part. On his return, which •
minutes, be toundhis grandmother lying
near the door : her clothes were nearly all consumed,
her fl.sh was burnt in so dreadful a manner'
pired soon afterwards. From the position
unfortunate woman was found, it appeared,
her clothes caught 6cit 01:: attempted to rur
room, but the flames having gained such an
she was unable. The Jury returned a
Accidental Death.

On the 20. h instant, as the Times coach
down Digswell Hill, near Welwyn, about 1;1
the evening, Mr. Whitehouse, jun. who was in
heard 2 tin box fall on the ground, and on _
hind him he perceived the road for a consider
'tance strewed with parcels, and a man hangi•
the coach, who was busily employed in thro,
the luggage from the boot. On Mr. W
alarm, the man ran away ; the passengers .
and cry, and pursued him; but he succeeded
a light cart, in which was an accomplice, and
off at a rapid rate. The parcels were collected,
replaced in their former situation; and on
Bedford all were found right. The boot
with a lock, which the thief had succeeded
Tax GAII2KBIPER OUTWITTZDe—T22
were lately in company with a gamekeeper
Crewe's Arms, Madeley, Staffordshire, and
versation turning upon the subject of game, •
heard with intense interest ther declaration,.
could put up three brace of woodcocks in the
an hour." With a view to an GI information,
naturally supposed, the keeper laid a wager .-
against the chanee ; and was aot a little mortis
chagrined, when, within the appointed time, •
duced before him a man, his wife, and four t.
who lived at Onneley, of the name of Woodcock
gamekeeper's money was lost, and ,his seal -
cooled.

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to making away
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of wee you be.
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Droitwich and
lay, and the
nrourably.
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wit, as well
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watchhome, e
the preceding ii
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awe time, she
nil morning,' '
he lean noise,
a keeper. rap
at No. I, in • r.
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death. From
the deceased,
eat in cheese
the landlord.
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in one of the
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in the chair,
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was in a few
on the Boor ion,
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