Star.
London, England, 1817-11-03 00:00:00

OLD &41L1 I' SESSIONS, NOVEMBER 1.

MOMS Dalton and Thomas Rule were capitally in-
dicted fur assulting William Davison on the King's
highway, and fortilly taking from his person part of
a gold chain, a gold seal, and key, his property.—
The prosecutor is a wine and spirit merchant, living
in Greenfield-street, Whitechapel. On the night al
the 14th of October, about nine o'clock, as he WAS
returning home near Black Lion-court, the prisoner,
Dalton, came up to him, and held him by the arms ;
immediately alter which another person came out of

the court and seized his watch-chain, -which broke,
and they ran off with part of the chain, the seal, and
the key. The next morning prose,:utor saw seven
persons at Lambeth-street, who had been apprehend-
ed on suspicion of a highway robbery committed in
that neighbourhood, and he immediately identified
Dalton to be the man who first attacked him. He
could not swear to the person of Rule, and several
witnesses having given him a good character, he was
acquitted, but Dalton was found Guilty—Death.
:Sarah Grass, a well.looking girl, was inJicted ca-
pitally for stealing a diamond brooch, value £lB,
two sheets, three books, and othe. articles, the pro-
perty of Edward Parr, in his dwelling-house. The
prosecutor lives its Chapel-street, Oxford.ttrret, and
the prisoner was his servant. During her service
many of the articles were missed, but suspicion did
not tall upon the piisoner until alter she quitted his
service, when the prosecutor's wife went to a pawn.
broker's inWardour-street, and found that two of her
Sheets had been pawned with Mr. Lawton.-3. Vin-
sent, shopman to Mr. Lawton, pioduced the sheets,
and said they were pawned by. a woman who gave
her name " Ann Grace, No. 4, Great Chapel-street,"
but witness could not say that the prisoner was the
identical woman who pawned them, as it was in the
month of August.—Mrs. Parr being called up, said
the sheets produced were her husband's property.
Francis Murray, a constable, stated that he went

to a b3use in Warreu-street, Fitzroy square, where
he found the prisoner, who opened her bones, and in
them he found three bi.oks, a towel, and a key which
opened a cupboard in prosecutor's parlour. Ann
Grace was called as the next witness in the deposi-
tions, but she did not appear, and Mr. Justice PARK
obsirved, that from the want of her evidence the
case was lost.

Mrs. Parr was called up, and cross-examined by
Mr. ANDIUMIL—Sbe lived in Chapel•street ; her hus-
band was a private broker; sbe kept lodgers in her
house—not for a week or a Muth, but for a night,
or for a short time.

Mt. Justice Pena—ln point of fact it is a brothel.
Witness resumed.--Her husband was discharged
from prison in December last ; not for keeping the
house in Chapel-street, but for keeping another bro-
thel in Malr-14-bonne parish. The books she bought
at a circulating library in Wardour-street, and the
prisoner was is the habit of reading them. Witness
was in the habit of getting books from the library to
read. The house in Mary-la.bonne•street was now
shut up. She bought books to amuse her husband
while he was in 'Hisao. . .

Mr. Justice Etna observed, that the me upon the
evidence was a very singular one; the prisoner
fn the indictment as a servant, and even if the Jury
should be of opinion that she stole any thing, there
*As no proof that to the amount cif 40s. had been
taken at one time. With regard to the sheets, there
WAS nothing in that against the prisoner, as her !liter
had pawned them, and she was not forthcoming ;
then the books would be the only charge remaining
against her; and supposing. the Jury should be of
opinion that she stole them, it would only amount to
larceny. If, then, the books should belong to the
Abney, or .to the prisoner's husband, whose name
was written in them In a very good hand, then the
indictment would be done away with.
The Jury immediately found the prisoner Not
Guilty ; and Mr. Justice PARK said, for aught he
could see, the batiks belonged to the prisoner, and
they might be given up to her.
The following were capitally convicted
Rviert Sallow &A for stealing a silver watch, a
gold chain, and Nola, value 410, of Charles Merry
less, is the ditelling house of Matthias Gardner.
ihory Clara. for a burglary is the dwelling house'
of Leonard Cole, And stealing several articles of
„plate, value 401. and upwards.
Je4a Jeri:ors, tor stealing a•silver tankard, a coat,
gr. of Henry mason Hall, an his dwelling house.
ranuos, for a burglary in the apartments
and Meshing of John Helmesley, in Knightseridge
Barracks, oad, stealing a watch.
Janus Charrivan, for stealing nine cards of lace,
value £l6. of Thomas Edward Death, in
house.
itichard /harms, a youth, 17 years of age, was
convicted of stealing from his employers £4b6. He
wait sent, it seems, with a check to the balker',
which he• was directed to get short, but after getting
large notes he went to the Dank and exchanged them
into ones ; theae he .went and deposited with another
boy, and then • pretended be bad lost them. Suspi.
clods however, being entertained of the prisoner,
Story, the mficer, went :o search the house of his ac-
ittraintance. but necking being found, he was not de-
tained ; the boy, however, was alarmed, and threw
ski awes into the Thames, where they were soon af.
terwardi found floating by a carman, and delivered
Se the (miler.
irrliisorfirerroperts Ore; a lad 17 years of age, was
ccnvieted of stealing near 4700, the property of Mr.
Xidgclls money taker in Smithfield. The prosecu-
tor stated that the prisoner bad been in his employ
about fourteen days, when be seat him with the money
in question to • bit • James Esdaile's, but instead of
paying it in be. bad absconded. A witness proved
seeing the prisoner in !'iris, where he complained of
Seas himself robbed by a servant at ‘11.554 and all

A rtaotgova BOAR Pin.—The lb!lowing dreadful accidents
octurrsd un Nit.day fortaight, to two children of a faro resid-
ing at Castiesircluog, Cardiganshire z—One of them a Or!. about
eleven yeari of age, having used a whip for the purpose of driving
away a boar pig that stood near her, the enraged animal law at
her, mid, with his tusk., minted several wounds on her breart,.
before the could be reses d from her perilous situation. While
the mother ut this poor child was engaged is draping, in the best
manner elle was able, la bleediag wounds, an intuit son, not
above four years old, took up tbe whip ids Aster had just before
used., and, in attempting to punish the boar for the injury done
her, fell a Mean to the fury of the ferocious animal. The boa*,
before ady assiataoce could be reodered, had torn out the entrah
of the child, whose dre.diul sufferings and semitone terminated
on the following day. It Is with additional concern we hoar,
thag tile little 4irrs We is despaired uf. boar was inuue-
timely

Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of
Derby.
North Derbyshire Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Philip Cell,
Esq. to be Captain Commandant; Robert Arkwright, Esq. to
be ; lair Henry Fitzherber, Bart. to be Lieutenant ;
Richard Arkwright, Gem. to be Cornet.
BM Derbyshire Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—George Measly,
Esq. to be Captain ; William Hamstead, Gent. to be Lieute•
nant; lames Potter, Gent, to be Cornet.
Alftwon Inaepeadent Troop of Yeomanry CavAlry—Joseph
Wools, Esq. to be Captain; Thomas Redford, Gent• to be
Lieutenant; John Chantbrrs, Gent. to be Cornet.
Derbyshire Itegtment of Yeomanry Cay.tity—Curnet :oho Rad-
ford to be Lieu. enant, vice Arkwright, resig;.ed; 'Cotner
Charles Clark to be ditto, vice Bainbrigge, resigned ; liomai
George Hough, Gan. to be ditto, vice Wilson, tesigued.
BANKRUPTS.
Seerge Woods. o! Portsea, Hanes, saddler, dealer and charman,
to burretitler Nev. t 8, at one, Nov. 15, at twelve, and Dec. e 1..,
at one, at the George Inn, Portsmouth. Attornie., Mr. She!.
ton, Sessions House, Losiou •' or Mr. Poulden, Potties.
Thomas Body, now or late of Woolwich, Kent. horse-dealer,
coach-master, dealer and chapman, Nov. 8, at eleven, Noe. t 8,
and Dee. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attopey, Mr.
Morgan, Woolwich.
Charles Hildebrant, of Coleman-street, London, picture seller,
dealer and chapman, Nov. 8, 15, and Dec. 13, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attornies, Mesars. Hurd, Johnson, and Greenwood,
King's Bench Walks, Temple.
10h11 lien, of Neweastle-uponsTyne, stationer, Nov. 4, 24, and
Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Turk's Head Ins, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. Attornirs, Messrs. Kirkley and Veuvrick, Newcastle-
opon-Tyne; or Mr. Constable, 10, Symond's Inn, Chancery-
lane, l.ondoo.
Rith.ud Sharland, of Exeter, saddler and harness-maker, Nov.
18, so, and Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. At-
ternies Messrs. Duke Church, and Dark% 58, Chancery.
lane. London; or Mr. ;dolts Hens, Exeter.
lames Nicholson, late or Bow-lane, Loudou, gssn and needle ma•
nufacturer, dealer and chaperon, No.ll, 17, and, Dr* IS, at

MARRIED.
Lately, Pd. Chace, Esq. of Maldun, to l.oulsa, youtin:
ter of the tate W. Rolfe, Lag. of Norwich.
Thursday, Lieutenant Charles M`Anally, 9th Regitner,l
Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. Watson Pier Mas er, Y:,ratcti.
Thursday sennlght, at Mary-la•bOnne Church, le J. P.
Oates, of the 88th Regiment, to Lucy Ann, eldest dauzl;:dd
Mr. Henry Wiffen, of Chelmsford.
At Wresiduni,Sttlfolk, the Rev. A. Ritchie, to Mal 2e.1,
youngest daughter of Mr. J. Brett, of the same place.
Tuesday, the Rev. James Haddy Wilson Willianu, Rctor'.4
Fontham, All Saints, Suffolk, to Grace Johanna, yourept ,L-0"
ter of the Rev. John Apple bee, Rector of East I Corp,
and Prebendary of Lincoln.

DIED.
At Paris, on the 20th uk. the C.eaftese LSD's, all
Hon. General Arthur 1).11do.
Tuesday, at hlargatr, in his 45th year, George Slater,
ergeon.
Thursday sennlght, in her I Sth year, Louisa, setatul
of C. Hodgson, Esq. solicitor, Colchester.
Monday, at snireth, Mrs. hall, w,fe the Rev. 1). &AI, of A'
place.
In Baker.srreet, the Rev. Charles Coleman.
Rev. Thomas Gerrard, Minister of klethel Chapel, 1...
In Contra-street, the Rev. A. B. Decker, NI.A. site Rail
Clenchwarton, Norfolk.
August 9, at the Rectory-bouse, St. John's, Jamaica, site)
years, the Rev. Wm. Jepson Haswell, M.A. Lit tt,
Majesty's ship Pique the flag-ship on that statiuo,
Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
Friday oe'imight, the Rev. Mr. Bates, Curti e of Virmat7%,
near Plympten, wittiont any previous symptoms of iamb.<
plaided of a sudden pain in his back and stomach : he
articulated the words to Mrs. IS. when he dropped, ato:aFee',
At his tons. in Windsor Cloisters, at ter a toes silne".11'1"1.
Francis Roper, M.A. Vicar of Sutton Co.irtney, Derks, ALLI
Canon of at. George's Chapel, and one of the Cooduins at isrs'
College; the two first r::uations are in the gitt of :he r
Canons of Windsor, and the last is appointed by tl.e Fr. sest
Eton. lie has lett a widow and ten chaldien to lamed L.: !Jr;
the youngest of whom is only a week old.

PRICE OF STOCK:
Bank stock, 11114 i
Red. 81 .
Con& 82ifii
4 per Cent. voijit if
Spa Ct. 107
I.g. An. 2oi

ON SA 1 1111)AY.
bulla Fuck 4239)
Induslka4, 99 102 pr•
L:x4.•.,. Bins
(A.) t 9 YS Itl.
furAcc. stli 7)
Loway

XIARKET, NOVEMBER 3•
Beef 3s 4tl to 4s 24: I V.ll 4. 01 to 5' (4,
Mutton Si 4d to 4s 41 g Irk is 03 to 3' (.a.
1C31141 5140—thee,. and Laml.4s 17,1:20—CAves IGO—.
HAY AND tiIAAW PER I.OAD
Hay, aqi. 0. to X 5. bs.--Clor.r. AS. to ZO. •
Straw,
..fl • 14s. to A.:. t:s.

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pass me name or s-ope was erased, and the name of -;;;-(1.—st—I "Rim7l:ll7llwe' rrvu',.flell ruledittvpro s'ens- kind Bull, of the Royal Horse Artillery, of a daughter.
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tser; car n, Gent. vim . ey.
taken at one time. With regard to the sheets, there Mason inserted. They then desired witness to MARRIED.
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WAS nothing is that against the prisoner, as her !liter present this, together with his pension-ticket, to Mr. Captain Thomas Moody, of the Royal Engineers, to be Major Lately, Pd. Chan, Esq. of Ivlaldon, to Louisa, your,: ,
had pawned them, and she was not forthcoming ; Dyer, Secretary to the Admiralty, in order to pro- f.
o Army
the Ay. ter of the late W. Rolfe, tag. of Norwich
then the books would be the only charge remaining cure a warrant, upon which the :sateen pounds Deputy Inspector Alexander Robertson, M.D. totit Regim
be Inspector of Thursday, Lieutenant Charles hi`Anally. 90 ,
Emily, thirst daughter of Mr. Watson Pier Moss er, Mara
Hospitals, by Brevet.
against her ; and supposing. the Jury should be of would become payable at Greenwich Hospital.— physider to Me. Forms James Forbes, MD.to be Deputy In- Thursday se'nnight, at Mary-la•bOane Church, hl
z!
()pinion that she stole them, it would only amount to He presented these documents to Mr. Dyer for the specter of Hospitals, by Brevet. Oates, of the 88th Regiment, to Lucy Ann, eldest chez! larceny. If, then, the books should belong to the commutation of his pension ; when, on being inter- 118111084/110011. Mr. Henry Wlffen, of Chelmsford.
%rosy, or .to the prisoner's husband, whose name ro dby Mr. Dyer his b •
gate as to s being a Prussian, some ....,11„: vnalsie of the Major In the Tina Foos is M`Beeos and At Wresithans.Saidfolk, the Rev. A. Ritchie, to Mal Amy
yuengest daughter of Mr. J. Brett, of the same place.
was written in them to a very good band, then the suspicion was excited in the mtnd of that gentleman "J. tan' at stated it bit "train aPPtiattatlitt.Re
indictment would be done away with. who told him, the documents he had presented were halts
an The appointment of Hospital-Assistant Robert Mole, front Tuesday, the Rev. James Hady Wilson Williams',
y, tube Hospital-Assistant to the Fortes, seemed Ita the Fornham, All Saints, Suffolk, to Grace Johanna, your?.:
The Jury immediately found the prisoner Not
ter or the Rev. John Applebee, Rector of East 1 Corp, :t.
not sufficient proof of his being a Prussian. He left G fa of 11th October. 1817, has not taken place.
Thheasimissim •
of Major Charles M'Gregur, of 70th loot, and Prebendary of Lincoln.
Guilty g and Mr. Justice PARR Said, for aught he Mr. Dyer's office with the pass, and meeting with
as Major in the Army, is antedated to 2Sth February, 1809; -
- • could see, the books belonged to the prisoner, and the prisoners, who waited in the neighbourhood, said, and his commission as Brevet Lleutenant-Colonel, DIED.
to tth Jones At Palls, on the 20th ult. the Canteen Mame 1.14
they might be given up to her. i 4 Nener mind, we will get you another paper to- 1814, but they are not to carry bank
pay. Hon. General Arthur Dhoti.
The following were capitally convicted : morrow, that will do the business." The prisoners, The commission of Captain George West Barnes. on half
.pay Tuesday, at klargatr, in his 45th year, George Shier, jt.
Reierr &Nast RA for stealing a silver watch a
t according to appointment, accompanied him on aof the Newfoundland Tencibk Infantry, as Major in the Army, ,t, son,
Is antedated to if February, ills', but is um to carry back pay. •
gold chain, and sools, value el% of Charles Merry- subsequent day to the Admiralty, and provided himihursday sennlght, in her 15th year, Louisa, steaulita.
lees, in the doelling house of Matthias Gardner. with another certificate in French to the effect, that Jahn Francis Wentworth Winslow, Gent. . ougson. sq. solicitor, lokheeter.
cy . I. r Visth:tedrelitoiC_ltsiedtnni: '6(
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nit, his Lieutenant •In the 4lst fTiot I tin h
.listary Clara, for a burglary is the dwelling house
of lie (Mason) was a true born subject of the King of is that Regiment. Mouday, at :meat, Mrs. Ball, wife the Rev. 1). 11.1!, o
plac.
)' of Leouard Cole, 'and stealing
_plate, value 40s. and upwards. several articles l'russia, and born at Memel. This was signed, COMOIRSIOut signed by the Vim-Lieutenant of the County of In Baker•street, the Rev. Charles Coleman. ,i De Froy, Charge d'Affaires au itoi de Presse."— ' Derby. Rev. Thomas Gerrard, Mienter of Bethel Chaeel, I.•• '
Jsmia Jasirest, 4er Stealinit a.silver tankard, a coat,
Mr. Dyer, still not satisfied said, he would not grant North Derbyshire Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Philip Cell, In Cotannstreet, lbe Rte. A. B. Decker, NI.A. rae Rat
Ebesqtt.ipt. to
who C. aytaitin
,Commandant; Robert Arkwright, Fig. Cu Clencliwarton, Norfolk.
gr. of Henry Bacon Hall, an his dwelling house. the warrant, unless he (Mason) would make oath
riskte,ovtit.xthoerbtewcro,rnßearr.t. to be Lieuteuant ; August 9, at the Rectory-house, St. )elm's, Jamaica,. :.!)
Wiliam raltues, for a burglary in the apartments of bring a native of erne ; and, taking him before Richard Anriltis?r
• M 1
years, the Rev. Wm. Jeteeni Haswell, M.A. ei, .plain
and dtrelling of John Helmelde7l in Knightsbridge a Magistrate, the Under Secretary perceived the em- Batt Derbyshire Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—George Milady, Mejesty's ship Pique the flag-ship on that statite., a... 1,
Esq. to be Captain ; William Hamstead, Gent. Cu be !deuce. Corpus Christi College, °mord•
Barracks, end, stealing a watch. barassmeut of Mason as the oath was about to be
Jams Chemist rats, for stealing nine cards of lace, administered. Being then farther interrogated by nant; lames Potter, Gent, to be Cornet. Friday se'imight, the Rev. Mr. Bates. Cura.e of W. 3
value £l6. of Thomas Edward Death, in his dwel-Attest= independent Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Joseph near Plyoneen, wituont any previous symptoms of Ow`,
Mr. Dyer, he coniessea that he was born at 'sling- Villsoo, Esq. to be Captain; Thomas Redford, Gent. to be plaided of a •eeiden pain in his back and sumach: be 1..1e
lift house. ton. Mr. Dyer then demanded if he had not some Lieutenant ; John Chambers, Gent. to be Cornet. articulated the words to Mrs. 15 when he dropped, eta% elf
Derbyshire Regtment of Yeomanry Cae.chy—Curnet :obi, Ratl- At his (louse in Windsor Clui.sters, atter alai:, ilble•Slbt
itichard /Mirror, a youth, 17 years of age, was
accomplices? Mason then described the two priso-
ford to be Lite. enant, vice Arkwright, resir.ed; "Coiner Francis Roper, M.A. Vint of Seaton Coating, Oerkt,
imaricted of stealing from his employers sg4b6. He nets by their dress. A person named Sutherland,
Charles Clark to be ditto, exe Bakibrigge, resigned ; I 'amm Canon of et. George's Chapel, and one of the Cuodoats af.
was sent, it seems. with a check to the hinkers, who had been defrauded of his pension in like man- George Hough, Gan. to be ditto, vice Wilson, iesigued. College; the two first .::uaiinns are in the gitt ol the De:
which he• was directed lo get short, but after getting nor, immediately left the office, and seized the priso.
BANKRUPTS. Canons of Windsor, and the lad is appointed by I:.e l'r,i
large notes he went to the Bank and exchanged them IMF Hart, whom he found walking about Charing- Seerge Woods, of Portsea, Hants, saddle. dealer and Chapman, Eton. lie has len a widow and ten childien to lating:l••'
into ones ; clot he .went and deposited with another Cross. The other prisoner, Briant, was likewise up- to surrender Nev. 12, at one, Nov. 15, al twelve, and Dec. te.' the youngest of whom Is only a week old.
at one, at the George Inn, Portsmouth. Anomie., Mr. Shen'
boy, and en pretended he had lost them. Suspi• pretended in the same neighbourhood a few minutes
oimiu however, being entertained of the pritoner, dies.- The prisoners were both found—Guilty. ton, Sessions House, London •• or Mr. Poulden, Potties.
Thomas Eady, now or late of' Wuoiwkh, Kent. horse-dealer lud'a Funk 239 g
Bank Stock, OF STOCK. ON SA I U.WAY.
Story, the officer, went to search the house of his ac-
coach-master, dealer and chapman, Nov. 8, at eleven, Non 18, """ ''lli..e ' India:knee, 2i 102 fr.
Oraintance. but necking being found, he was not de-
A Felonious BOAR Pre.—The *Mowing dreadful accidents and Dec. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attopey, Mr. Coen. 8211 n . Lt.,. Bills (2 id.) if-i '
taincd ; the boy, however, was alarmed, nod threw ucti„„d on :,„,..14y betosests to two children of a farmer „um. Morgan, Woolwich.
Charles Hildebrant, of Coleman•street, London, picture seller, 4 per Cent. Dual/ if
spa Ce. 107 g•lg . •-•—•••—• C:d.) /9 YS
midete
Aandtt chapman, Nov. 8, 15, add Dec. 13, at ten, at Guild- Cens. ftsr Act. tittli :-)
Lk' unto into the Thames, where they were loon at. ing at Cauledreluog. Cardiganshirez—One of them a girl. about
Lg. An. 203 Lottcry 't t‘k.-ts .4•5 'f',s
It azdi found floating by a carman, and delivered eleven years or age, hiving i,cd a whip for the purpose of driving
avray a boar pig that stood near her, the enraged animal law at u Mews. Hurd, Johnson, and Greenwood, SaefI'HIIELD XIARKE:', N()Y.I"..MBER 3.
let the OWlltr.
her, aud, with his tusk., mitered several wounds on her 'wenn, King's Bench Wenn, Temple.
/roam iistenniterfe Orrin lad 17 years of age, was bdow, she could be rescued from her pubes. intuition. While John Bell, of Neweastie-upon.Tyne, stationer, Nov. 4, 04, and ' Beef 3s 3s 4.1 10 4s 2.: i 1,..11 4. 03 to 0
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"1 yne. Anoraks, Messrs. Klrkley and Feuwick, New • ' • HAY." AND i'ullA; PER 1.1113 a•
cowsricted of sitating Dew si7oo, the property of Mr. the mother of thas poor child was engaged in dressing, in the beet Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Turk's Head Ina, Newcastie•upon- ":111 Stibes!dantod jas . /di 1714.K.,,ark_c,r ,013601° ..s
Xid ll,money taker in Smithfield. The protect'. manner ape was able, her bleeding wounds, an intent son, not
Be ain his employ above four years old, took up tie whip ids Aster bad jot boom upon-Tyne; or Mr. Constable, 10, Symond's Inn, Chancery- t 14y, area 0. to .C 5. bs.--Cliner. AS. to ZO. 6f.
for gated that the prisoner bad been
about fourteen days, when be sent him with the money her, fell a view* to the fury of the ferocious animal. The bOO% Richard Mainland, of Exeter, saddler and harness-maker, Nov. Straw, ..fl. 14s. to A.:. _•i.
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in queatiOn to bit • James Esdaile's, but instead of boluro ady awistaoce could be rendered, had torn out the emits 19, 20s and Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. At- HlGet W . elk To AlUttllLl A, X 1 1.• INo DUN . •:.'
paying it in he• bad absconded. A witness - - 512 :IJil, ara
be complained of Hs r " wH's y•
he file . dos It Is with additional concern we Year, lane. Londuri ;or Mr. Molts Hem, Exeter. " IVI-v°•:-.tri:ue',.g, - n • • . 1
secins the prisoner in Paris, where
that the link girl's gin Is despaired ur. The boat was iinjut. lame, Nicholson, late of Bow-lane, Loudon, 4un and needle —.....—e—
heitig, hinuell robbed by a servant of ‘11554 and all yattly jaw.nufacturer, dealer and diatom, t 40.11, 17, and Dew 13, at
ma' LONDCN 1
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