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London, England, 1827-03-19 00:00:00

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prisoner came out of the parlatte,and Naked whet the di.
The shops= told prisoner that Sawa," seated s salt et elethwa.w
b.Md for at 10s. a *lnk. Prisoner desired deceased top *hest]
his business. Massed add he week; not go. Primmer odd; ,
that he would make him. Deceased said " What an you for sow,
Toe villain r and prisoner took hold of his and, and Ling him
clean not of the shop. Deceased was about a foot and a half with
**shop when thrown otrt by the prisoner. Deceased fell back-
wards, and lay upon the ground for about half as hour. The pdo
wow desired one Dello to assist deceased. Whets lifted op, the
biped Sowed is great quantities (rota his head.
' Josiah Clough, a surgeon at Manchester, stated. that the de-
emed hod bees brow* to his haws. Witness cutialard his bead.
enillossil es it a tarp est ; be survived three weeks. The wooed
has the casts Of hiS
On the pan of the dehisce, evidence was offered to thew that the
OM of the deemed bad been the melt of accidest.—The Jury all.
leittel the pdanee. •
Plersatret Wawa was put to the bar, charged by the
Voifforee's Inquisition, with killing and slaying Dennis
iikolnererolt, at Manchester.
.11111111-Lasetess etunised—~knew was In Oldham-street, at
Wfliadsester, no the 50th Doessrame; saw Dennis Meadoweireft
Vale; it was about is &chat at sight; the deceased, with lye
Sang persons, went monist II direaksa of the prisoner, who
OW as spier shop lelnemitreets sad beteg foremost of the
=simtehed weissehOug &Oh the pleashee's stall; prisoner tame-
tensed bound, and struck dessassed with a hulk; the New
W 471 thedues duceseed. Demesed exclaimed pd.
Amid had . In a few asenessts deceased fell pri-
mmer thou walked away ftem her stall ; the knife which the pd.'
=sad was an Wstawksills ; the party were sheath, and
a riot as they approached the stall. Witness did net
waive that deceased or any of his party were intodested.
phase at the time was far advanced is pregnancy; she did set
obese any signs of sorrow fee what had happened.
Philip Sutcliffe stated, that Ise saw the prisoser strike the eke-11
seemed. Witness said to/prisoner, " Have you stabbed the nun rj
She said. " Yes, I have. Witness saw the knife Is the hied of the
itissen. sod' in answer to a lesides frets the wife of witness* she
said she seed the knife in her bisainifik
Crosemaamined—The pant of which deemed was awe. was
amestarty riotous. The prisoner appeared to be is a seats of great
alarm, and steed as if she were guarding her stall hum attack....
Persons wbo keep stalls is that part of the town are very Sable to
be attacked by disorderly penises.
Mr. Hasty Heftier, a surgeos. deposed, that he had *embed
the body of the deceased. Witness head a wooed is the side,
hawses the tint and wend sib. That wasted oDeadesed the deals
of the deceased.
The prisoner in her defence alleged, that on several
mseemove nights she had been struck at and annoyed
by the deceased. The prisoner was found Gail!.
The Learned JUDOS passed sentence on the prisoner.
Ile Irk satisfied that the prisoner bad acted born a
sudden impulse of fear, which was in part to be at-
tributed to her situation, and taking into consideration
the length of time she had been confined, he would
Poly sentence her to beconfined sir weeks in the county
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