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r The peeilestivlialtat **diet of trespass, in which Mr. With the s' •- ".. Itied been the: cons, kivea upan a full bearing 0 f -all the facts which, he
ter, dealer end Chapman, January 30, at tee t (1',„4"111i,,.
lit'rhatd. 111.1ki1e146 eras '• plaintiff, and a Mr. Brandon - nentlri• ,- ~ A not detain the •Clairf 'mid Tul by. had isilltestly irhplortat might have been stibMitted
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printers, Arnim ii, at ten, at Guildhall-Geor ier' . • 11
. defendants we lay it before our Readers, itt oda that expatietint •ill;i case, hilt would proceed Wc• ••his' paths Jury. He alluded* in anxious request-tali&
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the public may uncial:mad correctly the full moat of •witrieue . the different sums • meittoned in the Ns. had made to the Leaaned-Judge, -before *Win he Robert Hiougg:,a4:74oinslatila.enel:let7foret,..ol,:inriuetu.'xtarerltetilleeroecolfirturuenThoiiiiivinld,:eristsidem:latrltii.no:quelr:-r: .
that custom, which is now emphatically termed- the , declaration. • ,•• . ' Was tried, at the close of Manta's evidence ; namely. has
Law of the Road. • • 1 Lord Chiefiustice MANSVIELD--eiThis action alai- that the depositions of Mann, 'before the Magistrates
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' As Mr. Ansando was travelling in his own chaise not be sustained-I never heard of an action brought at Bow-street, might be read, in older to be contraf- I
1 treaeta hamar, S. •at twelee, at Guiklhall.abri --' -y.„,,Lidl„:'•
.to his country seat, *ear Mortlake, on the 3d of last Ito recover money lent to a married woman." red with his testimony upon the trial. With this :he-
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September, he was encountered with such violence by 1 Mr. gerjearlt BEST-" The money.was advanced quest his Lordship was pleased to promise
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' • the' defendant driving a gig, that the shaft of the gig to procure food for Mrs. Marshall."" pliance, but termin.ted his charge to the Jury, t
entered the neck of Mr. AnsOndo's horse, and woun. ! Lord Chief Justice MANsFIELD-.. It will not do. out reading these depositions. He bowed with sub-
asLemialierr ;iniudararypeer,s'atjealneven, at the 'Mitre, Preston-• 1.,
ded him so desperately that lie died in little =meth= If there are any modern decisions in favour of such a missive deference to the direction of the Learned
an hour. Mr. Ansando's c chman and Mr. Bran-' proceeding,-let me hear them." Judge, and should submit, with resignation, to the Liverpool.-raMndoaryn.:zolikle
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• don were both driving on aat is called the wrong I Mr. Serjeant BEST-99 I thought I had made my- consequent verdict of conviction. But he rested, stilt a
side respectively, both having heir left hands instead self sufilciently understood-but I will again state, most confident, that, had the deposition of Mann be-
of their right to the centre oft road. I that part of the money expended was actually given fore the Magistrate& been read at the time, and con-
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•It was proved on the trial, that Brandon must have to the servant to go out and buy bread for the clefts- trusted with his testimony on the trial* as, he under- Janeary 12, at twelve, at Guillhalluo-Joan 1
seen the other, as it was not then dark, and the coach- dant's wife." • stood, was customary in criminal trials, he should not
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I man swore that he could see 150 yards before him, ! Mr. Serjeant Snitenems,for the defendant, now stand in the awful and ignominious situation i.n
- and that the road was wide enough to admit of five that Mrs. Marshall had been separated from her hus- which he was placed ; because,' he was convinced, k N Al:a:Own
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or six' carriages, Under these circumstances, when , band these 20 years-and that the plaintiff, who was that such a scene of contradiction and foul perjury
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, the violation of the custom, or law of the road, was . a relation of Mrs. Marshall, knowing the state of Mr. must have appeared, as world have induced the Court
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1 • attended with no inconvenience, and when Mr Bran- Marshall's circumstances, had brought the present and Jury to reject, with abhorrence, the testimony flof Kent st. 5%. to 71. ISs. Kett el. tout,
don's, gig was almost opposite to the carriage, from I action. Mannaltogether; as, before the Magistrates, he swore,
'I. *Ogle sudden impulse he thought. proper to pass over i Lord Chief Justice MANSFIELD-" I see 110 articles that those abominable circumstances took place at the
to Ms own side, with such rapidity that the accident I mentioned in the declaration—it is all money lent and prisoner's lodgings on one day which, on the trial, he
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i above-mentioned was the immediate consequence. paid-the action cannot be supported ; let the plain- swore to have occurred an a subsequent day, and in Clover • Y6l
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I TM coachman and another witness were cross-era. , tiff be called."-•Plaintlff nonsuited.
, a, different place. However, he felt it WAS now WO COAL MARKE l', Decembel 12 ''' 4
Chips at Market Sold .
mined ; but as no contradiction took place, and as •_, • ' • late to avail himself of these circumstances with any • Prices.
`• . ifoinnel for the defendant admitted that he had OLD BAIL .128 Newcastle .
. hoof averting his sentence, and he must bow with s 2 . a4} 41a. Od• to tie ti,
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toching but circumstantial tp oppose to positive evi- YeSterday four prisoners were tried*, of whom submission to the decree which awaited him. All .3 cinders . it Wks. 6d. to oak ea
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fle,col the Jury; under the direction of his Lordship, ; were convicted of felony, viz. W. Datil, for stealing that he now implored of the Court was, that in re--
gatf‘theis verdict for the plaintiff to the amount of 1 three wheels ; Elizabeth Brown, for stealing five gal. porting his conviction to his Majesty, with the Judge's HEALTH AND LONCEVITY.
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- 92,guineas fey the horse and other losses with which ' neas ; and two were acquitted, :viz. W. Stile and T. notef of the evidence on which it was founded, the DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, v..
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rhq accident was attended. Bainbridge.-The Sessions being ended, report might be accompanied by the depositions of the
. An allusion being made to Chtistian‘s taplanatien The Court then proceeded to pass sentence on the witness Mann before the Magistrates ; and, from an
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, nf.,the Law of the Road, as found in his Notes on ; several prisoners who were under conviction, and who examination of the contradictory statements of the
the heman frame is liable wont dart vicissitude the
1 Slncltstone, vol. 1. cap. 74, Lord ELLESIBOROUGH was ' had not received judgment. One* tpon the charge against him, he should look likewise for bilious and all other disorders sof our thaso
pleased to remark, that the custom must not be en- The first put to the bar were the following journey- sida* humble but confident hopes to the mercy of 14s bowels, and for head-aches, occasioned by a. the- suanaa °I
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forted unnecessarily, or softstoproduce inconvenience. men compositors and pressmen, viz : Robert How- Sovereign. Liviag.
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--....i. let, John Gee, Wm. Clifden, Stephen Beckett, George - The RECORDER desired to have the written state- SO only by F. Neirbery and Sons, at the Wareltuo4 for .
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER 10. Westrayi Stephen Hurley, Henry Byrne, Thomas ment which had been read by. the prisoner, and pro- Jamess Powders, No. 4.i, St Pout's Church-yard, and at 1
1 . n-street, price 4s. 61. ' . 1
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FLETCHER v. WAL18111.22. Woolley, Roderique Pasquin, Edward Ridsen, Wm. mised to comply with his request. ing 36 pills, or six In one large box for .fl Ils.
i tifx. Serjeant SaitElleßtistatedthat this was an ac. Williams, Corbet Latham, Wm. Coy, James Macars- The Learned Judge, then proceeded to award the iv Noee are genuine but those which have Ho weal al
dati,•brought to recover some household furniture, the ney, John Mackintosh, Nathaniel Collins, Malcolm awful punishment of death on the several capital con• Newberg, No. 4:, St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp.
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prtperty of ,the plaietiff. Mr. Walmsley was the ad- Craig, John Chapman, and John Simpson. As soon victs, which he prefaced by a solemn and impressive whoA aufreeersjuagian
jent wilt be. formed of the pretensions of a • iih
1 • rnmistrator of a gentleman, of the name of Passing. as they were severally called over, comment upon the incorrigible depravity which could D antes s for sale when it ls knows teat
, was a mere labourer in the Doctor's i garden, a d • ea
h. . Mi. Fletcher is I harberdasher in the Strand, The REooßoge addressed therm He observed that induce so many persons, in the flower of their youth, in of the principal Ingredient in Dr. Jarul's PosividetratefallYwt Tr
ai4 Rho owner of a house at Hendon, in Middlesex. the offence with which they were charged, and of spite oftheawful examples which occurred session after Made/lie audacity to advertise himself as " 9lfe Nigiad and , •
. It:appTared that the' house in question Was formerly which they were all found guilty, was one which the session, to persist in those crimes which rendered it preparer ;" though it is proved that this mediclue was actual
i • •. . prepared and toed before be was born, and
the restsimoe of Biagadier-Gtheral all, and Colonel law held in so ignominious a view, that fronathe mo- necessary for public example, and the protection of in • that he never was •••••
played aniy part eV the poscres. ,
! P4aslogham having a desirelo reside in it, became a meat the verdict was pronounced, they were for ever honest society, to cut theist off by an ignominious DR. PO L'HERGII.'s NEKVOUn CORD AI. 1) ito l' a. be
tenant fiai the terns of thiee years, with permission to held infamous. It was an offence upon which the death from the face of the earth. Sentence of death 41
.THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies •
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pultchaSe the premises for /1200. The fixtures were heavy hand of the law impased.thheaviest penalties, was then passed upon •A- impure state of the animal jukes, which instead of rm..- 0
is Ng !taken at a fair valuation, :ad this action was and the most degrading disabilities. The offence, W. Britton, alias S. M. Taylor, Mary Beldon, and 1. Parley, lag ant supportleg the principle of he, instate ai,a d„, •
briaistabtfor the hoUsehOld furniture on the premises, too, was classed under the most aggravating of this for.atealing goods in dwelling-houses-Mary -Caviilon, J. Hop- nervous tibrea; this products various comp Lints of a rag". p .
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• as well as the value of the fixtures. Colonel P. had desca iption. /t was not a conspiracy to better their .bwlss, J. Jokes, R. Prescott, and T. Robinson, for burglaries-- habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypocliondrix
il skid he should like to become a purchaser of the fur. condition, it was not a conspiracy to have their wage* T.
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nosaleuyt,aittor house-breaking—
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thatEctiont arise; and frolnhat this diseased state of the ' ' •
allure, in cemseirettecof Which, Mr. Wells, a broker, increased, or their income and comforts improved, lot and Ann Stevens, fur a highway-robbery-J. Sexton, foist enjoyment,Pr e
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awls employed lasiiihte it, whit(, he did at £l2O, in- but it was a conspiracy under colour of all these ~burglary-J. Ladoane, alias M. Dodds, fur stealing goods in Itthese disorders rs. li
clerdhir the firinves.. The valuation did not meet wickedly and wilfully to ruin their ernpldyers, to de- dwelling house-R. Lesvos() fora like offence .-R.
. , Norris, G. have been found the best remedy, the most powerful . : 1 I
Cogdell,, and J. Gill fora highway robbery.
the approbation of Colonel P. who appointed another stroy the •laudable pursuits of honourable men, andand reanimating medicine; it Ma been proved an iniallible • '
•Lydia Field w ' need tq be transported for 14 rs for fur those whose health has been injured is warm cli et
Intik*, and a second estimate was made of Je9o.---, to overwhelm in their machinations those whom receiving
stolen goods ;and 30 to be transported IP i
attention life. litatat'
for 7 years. clove to bonnets, and a sedentary he power, . , , .
Colonel Passingham offered the latter sum for the they were bound to protect by every tie of duty and'seen fully confirmed in these infirmities which attack the r,.
• Hannah Hamden to be imprisoned in the House of Cur
Inittittne. A proposal was then made on the part of gratitude. it was necessary therefore to have it known tion for two years-rove for one year, and 16 for six months, in of either sex, and too often prematurely produce old ego and
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doe plaintiff to split the differenee between the valu*- to the world, that. deeds like these should be met by the same gaol-33 in Nee/gate for different periods-eight to be the weaknesses coonected with it. No medicine Femmes •
ties of the two brokers • but before Colonel P. could pains and punishments adequate to their enormity.- publicly, and six privately, whipped; two judgments respited ; general.restorativequalith-o, or so well adapted to every dam ,
*Ora an answer he di;d. • The defendant,. who was That by the example made of them, others may be threeatfiino:d ls. each and discharged; and 14 discharged by Pro- habitsy tudartnearwa ,ed, thaoe r.tooltdatnedere,
aoesd confirmed;
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. ode of the creditors of Colonel P.-administered to the-deterred from 'rushing headlong to the same preci- The usual questions being put to. the female con- acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with risk i
etilints, and detained the furniture. on the ground .piee, and from hurling their innocent families with • healthy juices, the spirits drooping sod languid, become ft9i
victs after sentence, whether any of them had any and exhilirated, the different &unions of upped to and e' • .
thift it had beet* purchased by the Colonel. The themselves to inevitable ruin. For these reasons the
cause clouded in stay of execution-Charlotte Taylor, *c promoted by it, eed the whole constitution recants a* rt
•• - question at issue was, whether the contract between Court, after the most serious and deliberate cOnsidera. . .
only, p pregnancy. aad strength. This grand restoratirebf health cannot be rte 1
thh plaintiff and Colonel P. had been completed, or • tion cf each of them distinctively, ordered that Robert Sessions
adjourned to the lth of January next.
**tiler the'property remained subject to the controul , Howlett and John Gee should be respectively im.cam acid highly nervous state v. bich is known tomcats(, . a
ixth • •and those peculiar isidisposstions of the sea, which by want A
0 e plaintiff? prisoned two years in his Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, • ---
tentidn, are apt to produce the most fatal and tangerine dis
The Learned Judge was of opinion that the goods. and be fined Is. each, and be further imprisoned till • A respectable looking woman made application and even death itself.
had not been sold to Colonel P. ; and the Jury. under that fine be paid.wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, Na. 4, Ch- . •
yesterday to the LORD MAYOR, at the ' Sold
all the circumstances, found a verdict for the plaintiff, That William Clifden, Stephen Beckett, and G. Mansion-house, corner of Patertioster.rew, London; Baxter end Co. and • 7
to recover her son from Chatham Barracks, he having Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Cargill and Scott/ Ectinisurglii / - ; 1
61.1. toquestion of law respecting the fixtures, Westray, be imprisoned in the same gaol for the space
Set a been decoyed by a Jew crimp, on pretence of getting land and Haydon, Plymouth; Newbery and Son, Dillie
• . . OACITHWAITE V. ZLIAIOI7. Of 18 calendar niontlis.and fined Is. each. him a ship to go to the East Indies • instead of which, Pact and Turner, Hull ; Malory and Jones, Portsea ; Slats , •
Awl was an action brought by A bricklayer to re- " That Stephen Hurley, Henry Byrne, and Thomas he had h•enlisted in '
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cover a demarid for repairing a party wall belonging, Woolley, be imprisoned 12 calendar months in the• , and Binns Bad'' Brown, Bristol; and most Booksellers T
to the warehduse of the defendant at .Wapping. same gaol each, and pay the like fine. that he II was a tall young man, but not 15 years sof Medicine 'Nr
enders, in every town, in bottles at 4a. 6d. and
awe ; that he was taken from Guildhall
,where he had each. Of whom May be had, Dr. OTHERGILL'IIiESI4 :
'hfr.. Setjeant Bar defended the action, on the That Rodrique Pasquin, Edward Ricisoe, William '''
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setinand that the plaintiffhad fined-pieces of timber in " , am, William Coy.. James gone to see the Lottery drawn, and that she heard eita.s, price 2s. Bd. a box.
nothing of him till within this day or two, when he CHALLNE.
aseVick wart contrary to an Act.of Parliament for Macartney, John Macintosh, Nathaniel Collins, Mal-
complained of being trepanned ; and said there wore MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, lateen h•• 4
building party walls. The Act says, that the timber color Craig, John Chapman, and John Simpson,
several other 'the •
sin same predicament, who were 4.V.L. Majesty's service, challenge the winder svarld cm PTO. 1,,
Abell not project. from the wall, and in the present should be imprisoned 9 calendar months in the same •
crimped. at the India House. His Lordship said, he single Instance where their Medicine and method at
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case- a beam ran from the. wall to the adjoining pre. gaol. and pay the like fine. tailed of the desired effect. The practice of many years is i et
was afraid lie could not give her any assistance, as anises. It was contended that the defendant could When this last sentence was pronounced, Macart• , heraarorular, breech of their profession has net giveu rise is es J.
son must have been sworn in by a Justice, before derive no benefit from the work ; that it was a nui- ney having remarked that they had been recommend-
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a anise. This the woman said was nbt They coptinue to direct their studies to them:mem and e 43,
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Ames as it stood, and the defendant would be tinder ed by the Jury to the merciful consideration of the the case. His Lordship.
desired her to calla iga nx.and of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement oi the -yqe.'s Is
• thev,agetheiey. of palling it down. The warehouses Court, desired to know whether their sentence was to 'he woulwhich lathe consequence of the pernicious and wasttfuielivs 1 1
d make enquiry ;bout it.
arearobalealLadeording to the statement of the Learned bear date from the day of their confinement ?habit long and most unhappily persued by the youths of kirk set" 1,
morjeastorpeeinsared for• 418,000, and if one of them The RECORDER answered, that the Court was not • Yesterday, at Hatton-garden Office, T. Ravioli, sea. in the one it will be foonsl to, by the unfailing source 01 bard- IA
• was to take fire, the dairies would soon destroy the without taking into its consideration the recommen- upwards of 80 years of age, 7'. Ha, don, jun. J. Hap nen ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to thien b), '1:, lot
treating state of debility, which, if not timely remetilet.,terat.as,
. ' Irlfie• Fire Offices ,elsa refused to insure dation of the Jury, and therefore the punishments don, and P. Taylor, underwent a second examination, i„imputvace. ri
...tem ace its remote: and ultimate effects, %bike.° U.
being• charged with forciblye '
asfos4ap)("6, . ousam, Ment situation. - were gradated accordingly ; but nevertheless it was la entering the premises of sumptions, loss oLpsuscular power, and various nervous cum '
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• .' • Tlyes Jodge ' the ,peraa • must. be pulled the determination of the Court, in making such gra- '
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Mr. Vaughan,l
farmer at Enfield, and stealing there- o ,a
usually tharacteirse the earlier stages of tins SOIIIP-17 vice...- f•
Apr!' jilt essyle4theitie of diliki Of the building, k dation, to order that the sentence • bear date out a arge quantity of wheat. The •two former sons languishing under the disorders incident to such sal :rt.
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- logg Aro upt, nnet..thet *plaintiff chald not recover.- from this day, -the day on which it w ()paced, were fully committed, and the others for the. insentient is simple and has nave' proved unsucees 113
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' course of a long, laborious, and much. extended prreart. b ,
-S,--nAct of Patr.rtament for building party, Walls had and it was recorded so. •- _ - • heitriug,. - most obstinate and eonoilicated cases of venereal infection, a. I° 1
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too. enipaiele .present. fire, it was necessary that it Woolley said, he had served theiemsetutors faith- - ---- Field, of Short's-gardens, Drurydane, was as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, bassi!'
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stiroaldtp strietly.observeel,and workmen were bound fully and conscientiously, and had left them accord- charged at Marlborough-street Office, with cutting nujur"llbuii klicers' ertlii.lia' sentnlal
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taaprocead by it, .His Lordship,thought thc action ing to the general custom of the trade, which had and maiming one Davis, a watchman, in St. Giles's, Wb recent or of long dwration, and which have bagel
• onaltykoptiersttqailled. The plairatiff was nonsuited. • been the universal practice for, at least, half a century. with intent to kill him. The complainant was on his skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their pre.ent ittvrocul ybs 1
, • - DEC. 12.-e-3wAINSON ne../06611ALL. ' The capital convicts wet, then put to the bar, and duty- yesterday morning, when the prisoner, (whose Trasient, effectually and permanently cured, without depot., .ei
This was an action brought to recover a sum of after the usual interrogatories to each as to what they wife was taken into custody by Davis, for felony, a suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hentorritil:e 'v.. .
mtwy alledged to have been expended by the plain- had to-say, why the judgment of death should not be short time since, and who is now under sentence of :orlcrileaf°rsliexteintieval'e peijira ie.:Titles) t Cattknuouterusb tar 4
6s• is-I, the puc*Lse of necessaries fOr the use of de. awarded against them ? the only one who egerectany transportation in Newgate) attacked him with a knife, Strictures have been and are daily under their are, thr "
fitAint's wits- , _ thing in bar of his punishment was lotus Newhall and swore he would do for him, and some others.- eradication of 'which are effected•by a safe, certalu, ad eilr,s
Mr:Serie:4st' BEST, hrstatieg the case, observed, Hepburn, convicted of a-detestable critnnwith another He then made a stab at him, but the complainant dints mode of practice, superior to any other yt a',l?l44_''t la a
Ise •was extreinely sorry that such an action should of the convicts named White.
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oun .- ts speedily removed; and the patient none to sound ta. s
Ur, Ip/enSri:slight into ctiiirt, 'He thought it would He begged leave to address a fitei,,aeeds* to the The prisoner was committed. goroua health. But whtre the debility he for years evil",
Etiveblien for the crectitZif botirthe parties, as it was Court ; which he did from a written paper to the fol- • proper perseverance iu their restorative remedial. after tb!wi gs
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cure ins been destroyed, is Indispeusabiy requisite to (yr
• ' EOf IF purely dornistic Jaime, if it had been i lowing purport : . Monday, in Stratford-place, the Lady of the Hon. John Win •aatloll.
• '' t ,Attertet to some tesptrctable Uentleinan at The consciousness of his innocence under the -de.. ' field Stratford, of a son. ft- slumbering searks of hfe awl to reanimate the Cons _,, &
Several Noblemeni
Gentlemen, of the first reaPec:37l'•
' who migist hase.cfspOsed of it, without pro.. grading and ignominious situation in which he stood, On the ad instant, in Oa rges-street, the Lady of the Hon have been. under the and
• and Co. ar tlk '
• . e care of Messrs. Cense
it a ' cisme 0 cjrcuipstiinces of a nature which.; wan; his only consolation at that awful moment. Had &lin Vankan, M. P. of a sail-bore daughter. • :novel of comphants of the Urethra, Strictures, dot. 2114,1r'5;
I : *oat be h ly disagreeable-to-the persons concerned, he been conscious of the guilt charged on hint, and _,,,,,,.,-. r., ~..,.
__ DIED. .........
'received a radical aod permanent cure, roiliest that rde tf.,
, • but which. would he obliged. to. Substantiate by his 'of which charge he was convicted upon the false tea- Nev. Ms sadr, to the Fnanige, Lancaster, Lord Viscount ' vidences of the &cm'
may be made to them as satisCactory,e iy..
of
of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of creams -nt. • . I
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messes. As the defendant had, Itinveecri, thought simony of a single and a perjured witness, life so. far Paiute?, * '66th year of his age. He was one of the few of ti G 1 I had stric from ten to event!' r• 1u
1 Newman
.of the mewl& nod of the Peerage • ent emen lave tur”
and ,rata
AO permit the actiontO.proated this:Wait beaune from being desirable, would be to him inn intolerable i. 1
A. England. title to la brother, and bad been under the care-of Messrs. Home
tim
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Lis the Rev. Charles
ba.of thelsey-ao dechie•npon it. 'The ',Ain- ' burden ; and nothing could even no* induce him to • Belasyes, D.D. the only remaining male of the family. ead other surgeons of equal anionic*, who 0"0131'"41 11
I . ltioaTs irttiesl4l6lll- 106fitielmills and had; at-Mise... look that way, or to oppose any thing againta his sen. Friday lit, hews. travelling between' Brighton and Cuck- m
by the application of the lunar caustic without acute
.It, t it
Messrs. Currie and Co. oar be coitiuked by tide' "1 1 i I
out times,. Mali of money to the wife of the ' tenet, but the anxious 'duty to his own character held, at conspanisti by his two nieces, Mr. Henderson, Member „_,.„,,,,,„- - their house, N).
, , t tit Iter-litesailly•frons starving, which he felt urging him to a last effort for the par- foe Brackley. H..had •artirod
week much • ' at the rennet place no that day L......._e5...i....,--- "mei' y,
seeree and honout, at
_, .„•, . a
...........-........,,, 'adieus in the country are tetiot'str,' ,s;
iir•the'ilteismeatioa Whet:named pose of rescuing his name from perpetual ignominy ; grimes tinier, was Nig 4496 no benefit froth his short re • th...ireticom it eheoeca„ age „a semen; halat tif inter. i . i
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amitaiii ria.vit on the Unfortunate witanan-when otherwise; he bad no wish to live. He did not pre- Aleat "Kik plam •
OR ma' MUM so town when this
12194""°'Y (chipping a remittmace for asibrieei and rnedicbsess .then the ' • 1
tetlngdom-
w44.l/4 _irse 'wee II 1,04 pest.bed heap !tended, in redeem.. *time to Impeach the Justice of the Court which bateeday, , a laimotzitt
on
the wilt be given or awn to any part of t)
employed la
before
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at, lila bar hasitgea. Which bad been (Wareham* [or sign. hi was ttiedlotor the impartiality. of the Jot* in the Una 4t1141 444 ital *wet to iletelta halleitheee. as. LONDON i Printed and published by LEVEI-, h•- •
at I moaned talky at the Was staadit map, a analealtsr, me /lc I, Carr4s6-.
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