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London, England, 1817-10-10 00:00:00

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tea._..-. ' POIJ4'R. ' the court isle, but said that he had given fire from s MUI:DEP .fT PRifiVrEYilt T.
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THE MOSLEM BitIDAL-SONG• bonfire to the other two bnyt.—The parents of the
. Meststoo
.House.—Yesterday a Gentleman be- boys (who had been all night in the watciehouse) at- (Front a Cernan Paper.)
tent TUE LI I ERAST CMAZI'IIt• longing to an eminent house in Redcross-street, tip tended, and they were informed. that had the house
It is the tonal practice in this town, when s .
plied to the LORD MAWR for a summons against one been burned, these juvenile offenders would have
wson wants a house, to hay insiea 'tl • • '!.. t. I l littlti, ni, It --
. of the clerks ie the Inspector's Office of the Bank of been tried for their lives. They were liberated, nn :
'need i. a redianca iu earn,
England, who It id violently assaulted him. The their parents promising to wee!) them strictly in fu- il nen the PntY it nin'eli unable t" J'to c''.
whole of the necessary. funds, h.• gt..n..1..1::::
A ru,fi of gnil and purple
Gentleman stated that a al note, alleged to be cure, and on condition that Keay should be toverely .
some one who, on receivine proper security i'..- ,t,
Nizlit lingers in the we.t—the ton forged, had come into his possess:on in the way of hie whipped for the falsehoods he had told, which the
the required amount for him. T • ."
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I's'is til.lt ni !.4
Et=tt OS the sea.—The day's tict,;:m. siness, and that the clerk having demanded it, he, parents promised should be done.
given rise to a very tragical event :--.., Mr.
The wave stow swellieg to the shore after a minute inspection, insisted upon retaining it, Tee. Coninks, an apprentice to a farrier, 77;smas .. ........
!boring occasion to purchase a duelling, %tit' r:t
Gleam. on the green like silver ore; knowing from whom it had been received. The Itllit, a tailor, George Holt, a shoemaker. and --
sessing the sum demai..te.l, erpera t„ aj : ."
Th, erne?, the cloud, the mammies brow, clerk, however,Terry, an apprentice, were charged with a riot at tore e.
peceniary aid, who I ta,aly pot/mind tits 2t-SioAtet,'
was determined not to give up his
Are hurtling in the crimson gigue; • point, and jumping behind the counter, seized him by' Newton street Chapel on Wednesday evening, and . . . .. ,
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fitment., tne gone' or peynieut .intVetf. 11.,.
Vet all I. silence—Wl Ilie•gele - ' the collar, tore his shirt and neck-cloth, and other- i violently assaulting one of the congregation at the
inor.ey was not, unhappily, ft': thcortmg. The eat:
bhakes its rich ; kW:lel:man tive-vAle. - %vise abused him. During the commission of this out- I chapel, named Sayers. The neighbourhood of New. •
tion. added to sonic itel.er family eisApp i tee,
It I. a lovely h•ii.r—tho' tfr.A.:c :f rage, one f I the principals of the house entered the . ton-street was described as a scene of outrage and riot
reyed so notch en Mr. 'sl .
mind,
that .•i; •. ,
dliattly to
to lit. own rusit!ence, called !it's :alz.,';
Rid tWer to man lii, partner given. shop, and he advised the immediate Assistance of an every time the Methodist Meeting is open there, and
e hat thing of beauty, fatal, fair, officer. Befere the latter, however, cattle be ob. it his frequently extended to the breaking of windows
around him, consisting oh a wile and fire
rug
Pria'.r, fickle—eh:lJ of ft inie and sir; tamed, the clerk of the Bank decamped. Tee Lone in fictihorn to finish the evening's diversion. Sev:ral
. children, and inhumanly murdered them Alt see
N.. t Atilt an hour, such skies above, Mevon said the offence had been committed in the of the leaders of the disturbers of the congregation .
which he compli [eel his ewe destrtictioie Tiv body
Stich. earth below, had taught him Love. Guildhall, and not his district. Were it otherwise, were brought to thi, ()dice a few days Since, and
at this teshappy wretch was Nitta to the tone he,.
the do re are mends aloe. the gale— he wattle not hesitate a moment tat grant a summons. they experienced the lenity of the heads of the Cita-
, tal, there to wait the decision of the NIA • gt-trztrt,s
Not murmurs of the Brut or vale— HIS opinion on the subject was already well known,
to what should be deist: with it. After sum revs'
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Pei, whO would not proceed to the penalties uf tne
and he considered the present case one of a serious Act iil Parliament, when they promised nut to offend • .
lila wild, yet sweet, as ever stolerayon, It WAS deter ire nett that the mese tenet ii
nature, and a fit subject of indictment. His Lord- :torn. In this Instance a party were interrupting
tossed out of the winci9s, of tne fletee were Le
To soothe their twilight wanderer's ,eel.
ship recommended the latter proceeding as most pro- the poeino at the chapel door on leaving it, when the
leennin from yonder ermine bower, ' , murder was cotnmilttd into a cart, that it sleteijk;
per to be pursued by the complainant, who might, proseeutui remonstrated with one not in custody, who time c.itiveyed by the
to t xectitiever to t: +e tili,
From yonder mosque', enamelled tower,
, otherwise, however, apply to the Sitting Mag'otrate struck him and a scuffle ensued. Mr. Sayers was ,_.
From yonder liatent*. mot of gold, bents of the city , 1.1.1 et,: to be placed. on a %,:.:0,11
at GuilehAll, who would no doubt render him that dragged out of the yerd into the street, and beat • bead
the cut tiff atti fixed on .spear. ni. .; se
From yender cane's haughty hold:,
justice which the extraordinary circumstances of the moat unmercifully by a vast number of pe: tees, esti. .
ah strain of w!!chery ! WI) e'erarid children were buried in • tie grave, aloe lc.
case demanded. mated at thirty. His right eye was closed, and lie
That heard th,i, felt not joy was near!spectaele youthful fensal. six the place accompe on
Bow.seeeer —Yesterday Afenhcce Ball, alias Mel, expected I e should have been murdered. Coombes
air bodies to the piece of hi:ern:coo part .1 Irei
My soul shall in the grave he dim
was brought to the office, and underwent a second ex- was proved to have been one of the most forward hi
Ere i: forge's that bridal hymn. employed in singing hymns, mid part in iteve
amination before Mr. BittNie and Mr. Cussed, the the outrage ; Ellis was proved to have (elit! out,
'Twin such a morn. 'twas such a toneflowers on the reed to and ever the butial vt;
Sitting Magistrates, charged with sacrilegiously is go it, let away. kick his guts out ;" and Holt was ,
That woke rite—vireos! are you gone? [nee unfortunaks. This bwody event has Lau tqc..i
breaking open the parish church of St. Savi ant's, proved to be conspicuous in the affair Also. Terry .
an tufluelice on the mines ot the inhabitants til Pic,
The flutes breathe saga—the portals now Southwark, and atealing a variety of articles. John was proved to have seized the prosecutor by his legs •
fort. that the towas•pcoeie have retired trite a me.
pour out the train, white veiled, like snow Bean, a patrole belonging to the parish of St. Mary- as he was ascending the watch.liouse steps. The oe• . .
summon to pnrchasc Ike house. where the Crime 14
Upon its mountain summit spread, le-Strand, stated, that on Sunday mornieg, about one fenders ware all identified as being general interrup.
committed, in order to pull it damn, and erect on II;
In splendour beyond •man's rude need; o'clock, he was on his duty, and met with the prim. tors at the Chapel, and they were ordered to find bail.
And o'er their pomp, emerging far nor at the cm ner of Drury-court. Observing him HATTote-GARDlN.—Yeelertlay Buoy i Clark, an m-
spot a monument el the memeryot the hapless fateiee
The bride, like morning's virgin oar. with a bundle, he asked him what lie bad in it I to pudeut vagabond, was brought up in the custody ut
And soon along the eve may swim which the prisoner replied, " mutton s" on•which he Price, a beadle, charged by Leonard Cole, black-
In one of the late i: umbers
umbers of the If ardrir, aka
The chorus of the bridal hymn; put his hand on it, and observed it was very hard smith, in Baldwin's gardens, Grey's /lin-lane, with nal
'pebliaired at Vienna, is an article entitled, A ,
Again the bright procession move mutton, arid he must see what it was. The prisoner the following bum-laced robbery. It appeared that ear s Hill, in which he bequeaths 14 the mime ,
To take the last, sweet veil from Love. immediately threw down the bundle end ran off. He ahout half past four o'clock the preceding afternaun, found it requisite to practice during his hie-tinie, to
Then speed thee on, thou glorious sun! was pursued and taken near the top tit Drury-courts the prisoner entered the prosecutor's house, "unseen Theatrical Manager!"
Swift rise,—swift sec—be bright—and done! in the mean time the bundle he had throats away by any of the family, the street door being open, and Wednesday morning, before eight u'cloalc, a a
• Humes. was picked up by a watchman in the presence of the proceeded up stairs to the prosecutor's bed room, went to the house of Mr. Wintry, in bisty.str,e:, b:.
evatch-house.keeper, who produced the tropetty yes- where forcing open the drawers, he robbed them of James's, a letter, suiting that an imnie.a.i.
Tl-e concluding figure of this-verge tgant effusion,
terday, all of which was stolen from bt: Saviour's three new silver table-spoons. half a dozen silver tea- swer was required, it being upon important butters;_ tells to our recollection a 'similar apostrophe in
ALLAN RAMSAY'S beautiful fele of Patio and Ewe, Church. J..hn Gray, of Drury.court, who assisted spoons, two silver salt spoons, a silver sop:. tongs, The servant took it -up to Mi. Wintet's bedeiiits,
Li which Patio, anticipating inArke manner the plea. in searching him, found an iron crow in his jackets five suits of clothes, shirts, and many other articles. and during that time the mans made tiff with a else
sure: of his bridal night, expresses himself in die fol-
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some matches, &c. The church was locked up and During this, time the prosecutor was at work in his tea-put and two tea speoes. Th. eer -t ass ontr.
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kit perfectly secure on Saturday evening, by Mr. forge, which is in the teller, and his wife was sitting tamed to have been pawned about tw o'ciuck mu
o weeds
San, gallop down the western skies. John Johnson, the sexton of the parish, who resides with some friends at tea in the parlour. She heard same day by a woia.en, who fetched it out o: {ileac
close to the church. Sunday morning. between seven the street door open softly, and some person go out, :in an hour afterwards.
Gang soon to bed, and lately rim ;
and eight o'clock, he observed that one of the win- and turning hor head towards the window, saw the
And, it ,ye re wearied, honest light.
down of the church had been broken open, and upon prisoner, who was dressed in her husband's clothes, IN:PORTANT ADVICE.
' Seep, gin ye like, a week tsar night I
a further examination he discovered that the vestry pass by the window, with a large bundle under each Non eat 'rivers ted cater, vita.—,MARTIAL.
and another door had been attempted to be broken arm ; thinking it was her husband, she ran out to ask " Llfe Is only Life, when blest wits: Health.*
There is now in the garden of Mr. W. CoLi, of open by a pick-axe belonging to the grave digger. hint where he was going t but on looking down the THE finest system of allies to to c•tillitte tet hinds
White Horse-lane, Stepney, a red currant bush in This was accounted for, the prisoner ka.owing where cellar window, she saw him working at the vice ; she bound's, at tiles to regulate the PASSIONS; tit rest:lA
full bearing, with its second crop of fruit. to find the tools of the grave digger in consequence did not lose sight of the object of her pursuit till she and i_ insubordinate they impouousty destroy tht se tsar i..f, v.... 1
bßielatizirh and Morality have made sacred; to curb but hie .r..-
- A pine apple, the weight of which facto& Sibs. of being his son. The doors however proved too overtook him in Gray's lon-square, when she laid
eara.sc
it,hcce. lesson of erudeuce, best calet.l.Lea a
was brought (torn a pinery to Covent Garden Mar- strong, and the locks too good to be forced by the hold of him by the arm, and demanded her property ; unett their eifaerv"
let a few days ago. and has since been placed in a large pickeite. On Mr. Johnson proceeding into the church, the villain was on the point of knocking her down, Every dicurgatesatiou of the hem 31 frame requires wee ire
• glass filled with brandy by one of the fruiterers. lie found that a number of places had been forced when his arm was arrested by one of the porters of al
__eal
knowledge
hto remeav, and the public wei:are is !rowel
open, supposed tote by an iron crow, and no doubt the the Inn, who came to her assistance, and secured tee whets Prot.sonnal teen (disregarding the suegestities nu tat:
Yesterday a gentleman, named COWMAN, having
object of the robbers was the cenimunton service plate, prisoner until be was given is charge to a constable. •'lose and Inter' sted) devote their studies to the treatereed
°tension to call at the King'obencle left his horse and : those ct:inplatnts getwratel by Imprudence, and the abed:' le '
Mr, it world be placed out in readineu for use On searching him all the plate was found stuffed into chaise in the care of a boy named Houlden.the pasalons at an anguinded mooncnt. - The a fees, c: 1 •
Cinogsthinn remained in the Bench about a gunner , on Sunday, they wee , however, disappointed in their I his pockets, and the Clothes tied up in two large bun. tiou consists in the health of the pieple;" hut i ts ineLta .41
reflect Sln the daily sacrifice to the igc.oance of ...eel ...atiors he : expectations as the Church wardens keep it in such a dles which he carried. There were MO in notes in
oeiff,enretr
,dualcutionhtuemracarr,att.ftharearstisti•iiTittisei It. turther r ma..., es
of an hour, and looked in vain for his vehicle;
secure and peivete place that they could not discover the drawers *bleb escaped his notice.—Remanded.
dispatched several persons in different directions in .
various disease, DebilitYy% The unwary soutwtilititt
search. About two hours afterwards a mob was ob.. h. A great deal of mischief was done in the church, Ualoa HALL. angst ;Gm, Timms Wolfer, and sot
ten:lira:. b tv:;A;
united about the obelisk, and Mr. Cuessestaw. who , the principal part of the brass rods and ornaments Jones Scat, were committed for trial for stealing the (early acquittal at school, before Reason brie a,.. 1;,-d Is .
was still employed in pursuit. was attracted to.the '1..,:
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were carried off, particularly those belonging to tee foaming articles in the house of Mrs. Lee of New-
over the teiud); wil.. nu cotirempla tug h snow I h., rat ...
•pews, ingteo ou the 26th of September :—Ten tine shirts, suscerciabtlede of tellloli_reoling ....tu.a.oin, in knowing iii: ~ es:
spet, and there be beheld his horse with both knees I Churthwardeaa. the Rector's and his Laeiy's
together with the damask curtains, books, &c. The fifteen handkerchiefs and neck-kerchiefs, twelve pair inant,eusdelarlits:roaini
ami:yy het..;:u•e,d..iii,..eut,l4,,c,. 117
ten
broken, his heels very much cut. and his whole body - lotetom Lei study—
r rola
robbers left a tinder-Me behind A plank belonging to of stockings, and several other articles. The robbers , climes, and many other causes, wli irequi: July 4 range the ::Li-
crusted with dust; the wings of the chaise, One of thel
gravedigger was placed on a hassock to enable entered the house at eight o'clock in the morning
animation,
SYSTEM; in stick Usti Ille Call bold OW an illlbUntl,ev:::.
shafts, sad the foist-board broken, and the harness li-1 the
them to_ get out by the window which had been broken through the window of the front room, first storey, by hopes of patients of bosh sears.
by remedies which have tong ansarerel the ...1,;;.ii.:
terally in tibands. Young Houlden, observing Uno..
open. Martha Farrtagton. the pew-opener, stated that mush ot a ladder belonging to some workmen woz !e-
-ther bey passing during the time that the horse was that bane to human happiness Lces Vexes EA can tans !e
udder his Me, with whom he had some acquaint-
she bad dressed the church (as she termed it) on Sr- ing near the house. They removed the property
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out treated fearlessly, the improved eat.: or Medical Sc'sewe ..,.• •,
once, nuked biro, if he would havb'i ride? a ride was
turday evening, ready for the service on Sunday of the window and got clear away with it, without divested its antidote of those &stressing properties that et I
**reed upon, and at the obelishthe accideot happened. morning, by putting op the curtains anti the best the fit •• ily being alarmed, or having the least know.
rendered.
wits exhibition uecertatin and harassing. We best re:as
brass work. On her smog to the church on Sunday ledge cil the robbery. although Mrs. Lee was in the that our
tmaetkow bydays
obiervieg to patients labooraig under this u- a,
Yesterday an Incinieition was taken at the sign ofs qtly arserequired for the retnoval or ..ally ~,,I.
the Cie,* eta Thistle, beak.itreet, Strallow-ateeet, morning, she found it had all been destroyed or back room adjoining, only divided by a partition toms; teat the most inveterate ease wit• yield to our i,OOLo
taken ,away. On her examining the curtains and horn the place where the linen was deposited.—Joseph within a munch, mad that in a person who only .uspectsomd
Do view of the body of Joao Stiehl a Gentleman.
brass work found upon the prisoner by Bean, the Snow, the constable, apprehended the prisoners, the y injered, the disease way be prevete eel altogether hum appestat;
40{11 70 years of age.—John Hart, the landlord of
the above house, deposed, that the deceased lodged watch-house
public, and Lockley,• the wate
.fikecei per, he-so somea a•MILIr remark aiTties to navy other derail town • 1.1 .h.,43" • had mof the linen in their possession, sad they . i • -
retire system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. et:emu!), sir seta,
et his house about four years. About seven o'clock tonging to St. Mary-le Strand, she
thidenti e_ them as bad each of them one of the stolen shirts on their Dissertate eases of which ar d d e A y removed without the 11,e tg Ca'
belonging to St. Saviour's Church.—Mr. . Knott and backs ;he traced the remainder of the property to Mr. Si eor eimuraots. Some peculiaritiesevening,this incidental tu the •W. I' lap
Mr. Greenwood, the Churchwardens of the parish Arches's, pawnbroker, Blackfriars-road. Mr. Archer leave not escaped our attention; in which mildness come:- edema
drinking freely after dinner, was observed by witness
MOM from his seat ; witness took him up in his arms, of St. Saviour's, attended, and stated that they had deposed that the property wespledgedby the prisoners. aer.eautcythlsus superseded
unit means esuany atl'ipted. In fur...
bot he died immediately, without uttering a groan.— examined the property found upon the prisoner, and. William Lynch was fully committed on a charge of I Educated ia this our
tuulyueencietree.tic,uadi ._iiiiinesaly solu.-.6-..0,...
y , lIC ou ed n our pr 1, 1
ascertained by that which had been broken, for which entering the shop of Mr. Francis Leigh, watchmaker, sutaltnns
Verdict--'s Died in a fit of Apoplexy."'Ll by its splendid medical character. astir bu Ism
t, g ,
a considerable force had been used, that it correspon- Townsend-street, Kent-road, and stealing three, able, personally, to compare with aalmeatten the lir lull orrot
The Typhus (ever, which has been unfortunately so ded with that' remaining in the h h
ptevalent in some parts of Ireland and Scotland, has,a branch we have selected) are 'nature...! by telierki,,e,..e,c:. is
WaS bound over to prosecute, and rile prisoner was four guineas, on Tuesday morning, about ton "deck. • aby h.• .1.:
it Appears, also visited France. Mr. GANN, of the fully committed by I I Btme,e, he being in the Co M Leigh said was-in his I euhicee te- daily aPPlka"l"'• we re
rr. mem, m- r. he
Vaasa Tavern and Coffee boost, Covent garden, who • •GOaS and Co. M. K. C. ::tazuti,,
mission for the County of Surrey, to take his trial at was informed by a neighbour that a boy I • t
lad pis- ruts 13, Bouverte-street, Fleet-arrest, Loaslon-
was ou his way to Paris, died of it a few days ago at
the Surrey Assizes.—Another man is in custody for out of his shop, he we'd to the shop and missed three iv For the general accommodation we do not limit woks
Calais. His remains have been brought home and the same offence, having been stopped with the re- watches; he pursued the prisoner, and when he was to stated periods a& practiwybut may be cemistatied it A wee
- were, yesterday, interred in the burial ground of St. ,mohuier of -hors.—Cseentry hen are requested to de. tribe n.it.t:cit
the stolen property in his possession, in within a few yards of him he threw from his person awe
Paul's! Covent-garden. Mr. Gams was in the 25th Th . Ste. when medicitie with advice will be re,73*
ames•street. He was examined before Mr. Alder- the three watches and gold chain produced, which ,thatelYYterwarded ot any • • .'
pert of Jae le-rigaunt —A Danko. te a
year a his age. man Cox, who, finding that the offence had beea were his property. • rlyetted to aecunlyany the case.
A few evenings since, as the team of Mr. Coefie. of committed in the Borough, sent him to be examined •=••1•1 am.=...
!slit i 1-1:-;. '•
°dram, Kent, was returning from town, and whilst at the Town-hall. FRENCH AND ENCl.lsl4.—The following k Teasday, at his house in tiouthamptunnow, the lady c! Or
the horses were baiting at Birchwood. a youth, named MARLDOROOOH.STRUTo•-or. Borten, I. Cosh, and • • • ~ erar! Cu" lion Lleales t•aw oe a cia ri
nosity is copied srerbafirn front the original printed :,-,' . .-, c' r., . kb- It
PLr. Wiles, laid himself-down near to them. when a horse' T. Kelly, misch• vo be se us ys, under twelve years of Card al a Parisian Hotel ; and wl • • ' tat add. to its merit, --tu...-ty,at ...11.tuo,tlie _tare-oases& of Ely, of a see.
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- of Mr. Almaden's, of East Peckham, kicked him so age. were char d •ge with setting fire tu the shop shutters is. thAt it is the co position •• • f r . MAR a lED.
position o a 'remain:an Who Tuesday, at St C ''• .
dreadfully, as to actually knock away part of the skull of Mrs.- HOgarty, Ironmorigery.leace Mary-liebonne, tenches the English langulee at Paris • . .eer7- s ~.horch. H2no.ser.squire. Jo/tn!'4"
and brain, of which be died on Saturday. on WedeesdAy evening, between seven and eight •• HO I El. OF FRANCE FURNISH'II 'hewed by I t'en'asilr'srq• and to fun.
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.rtniou•h, to France.. Shiest 61.1"if-1
On Wednesday night last a woman, who has been o'clock. Tire neighbourhood. it appeared, were DEVILLM, this Hotel decorated freshly and 'furnisteMd•aadan'e i c.t.,r205..te., launch? co.uci'le4barlttellaie Berland!' Wade, i.e. ut -`4
well known for some years in St. Saviour's parish. as much annoyed by groupes of disorderly boys, whose off.ted pretty fines apartments, smalls and large-, in the ill ' " Y tit'
• *N.."'
friED.
a person of abandoned character, was found about I I parents suffer them to run about and infest the streets 611,7,gids.rries" here are 'also Stables and Coach kluues. it
. Lrust 18, at Alerieen, Janus lainesee, Esq. toe d to
o'clock, lying on the pavement in Kent-street, Bo- at• night. Some of them threw a quantity of dirt c Royal Navy.
A UTION TO Pa annlll.—A little boy, in the •
roh. in a state of insensibility, by the watchman. into the complainant's house a few evenings since, Tillage The '2sth ult. at Miner:lock, after a few dive Bine" 614.
of Halton, near Runcorn, in Ch I •
while 1 ;
She was taken to the watchhoese, and put in the lock• and on Mrs. Hogarty remonstrating with them, the1 with a damson', es ere, p.ay.ng 'rah, and ou the xlith Jana daughters of 9. D• Jackw, , xe.•
one in his mouth, by a deep inspira- rime seri ult. at Dundee:Capt.-Wetly N1•Ct.1,...ch,
up house. On the following morning she was found promised. to N serve her out." As she was at work •
lion, drew it. into his windpipe. The s • Sunday, at Clifton, George flansatal Esq•
erly sea ta ft:'•
dead. She was very thin, weak,and emaciated. Some in her parlour, at the back part of the shop, on Wed- of course, of an i • ymptems were, B„nard, Esq. ot. Janne/ palace. • •
years ago the deceased was a Misseei--, and lived in nesday evening, she was alarmed by a report that A a arming nature, and deed' apeotred At Letterkeney, in the county of Donnegal„ of an iefrce*
• inevitable. surgeon, who resides in the • le
Borough with her friends. She she, by her
shutters were
rosierr and ti
it was in recommended ,
~ge, fever, caught in the dicelaree eit his duty, as Impeettg-"J-i
• omen. When he was tired of her, was turned sufficient time f to subdue it. The fire had:. opening the windpipe externally, as the of Stamp Duties, John H Barclay, Etta.
IVOOLI chance of saving the child's I .._ ...__--o-------•
out, and became as inmate of .a house of ill fame of , kindled in different parts. a quantity of rags and life. To the parents,
_ \.antisurround' ' PRICE OF STOcKq VFs n:nimir.
the first style. She was then a woman possessing combustibles hawing been introduced between the mg net hbours this appeared • impracti- Bank stock, India Stuck
:table j. for cutttheg I 9 her lodgings in debt, u s the house must have an taroat to relieve lie
some claims to beauty. She felt
33 eh tier , been consumed hot for with it ~ . S., . P • , carried 3, per (~ t..}ted. shut India lion:1-, 113 111 1/6 r•
area found a (trend in the epunging the alarat.—Wingrove, a constable, stated that he The ,in
.turir imagenatiorn the idea of madness! 4
4 weerrt-ct.lon:. S.-1 Si Sql) !{tai:. inns (201., t.. 7 t,;;;r.%
arrested,whellussewho kept her for some time. She then became apprehended Kelly from intormetion he had received, i prejudices ef the parents were, heeever, at s err
car.
it .0 au telt°. , t
I Cons. tor At c. sal 0e5.!1;',9
Common on the town, and having robbed a and took him to Mrs. Hagerty, when he said that ength, overcome, and they consented to have the tong. nts. '4..1
a woman COMM tottery •1 :ck, t S S. t. :s•
operation performed; the offending body was accred- :
Was tried for the offence and iro. Barron nod Cook were with him, and that Barton • rd- -
young fellow, she tngly removed,and with it every bad Mott weeeee TO MORROW Al' I. *t •a! 1 fai Ifl""
d She afterwards became a prostitute of the shad set fin to the shunter.. On
.beins closely inter- symptom. It ir.
pisone .
se and want breoghtsrogasod by the Magistrate (Mr. Buono's") now only theme weeks since the operations was per- Month)! - 42 .thA. aaa :!
bower& descriptive, and vice, disea , and can.., I:•runun . .
formed ; the wound is quite healed, aged the tx —...
Lee so a lamentable and miserable milk /timid to tell the truth, he denied what be' bad told fettle, eccumed„ ry per- LONDON s eriutte ae. _--- ..r._,_
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