Star.
London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

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is shot!" I went to the door, and saw the
stripped in his shik, and saw Lim fire
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from the window fronting Queen.street:T
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weie out of the windoW ; he had on a &Li.'
waistco.d.
Cross-examined by Mr. BARROW I
(Meagher) facing the George Inn, as I rare
the Shambles. I don't know who he vez:. Lai •
Ile mentioned no mirr.,r!s when he said
would blow their brains out. It was then
eleven and twelve at night, and I s,twil, mr
suns than is usual in Deansgate cn a S
it was the elder Booth who was talking vi •
I passed close to them, but can't say %ow,
They were talking setiously together. 1 ~.'
much alarmed at the prisoner's words. I kre,
to be a Peace Orti.:er. I did not spLak to t:.-
was alarmed at Meagher's cruel expe-siezu
them talking together, and went hon.e. It wa,
twelve o'clock. In three quarters of ai hoe
as I was sitting at home, I heard a pi,t lfirted;
I saw the prisoner in the etreet, he lad hist
There were very few people about. I Fre four
on the opposite side of Queen-street. Ile was
in.o Deansgate. I could not see what he w.,s
at, but saw people pasting and repaSsing, tot;
tance of three shops. There might be t 0.,, et
people standing opposite Davos door. 'Poe;
no disturbance. I did not see the first pistol&
•was the. second. He said something, but what'
I don't know. I wish to say nothing but the
I think it was after he fired the second pisuil„
not certain; but to the hest of my beli( I, I t::
was after. He fired immediately as I got t
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door. I cannot say who he was speaking to.
were very few persons about. There were sane
Pv le but I cannot tell how many. I believe the
doves were not broken till after he fired. The:
broken when I went doss a into Deansgate. le.
say when they.were broken, but believe it sias
the firing of the second. pistol. There were a
many people asternbled together when I wen!
into Deansgate.
Mr. ATKixsox, upon the conclusion of this
• mony, took occasion to ask whether le Mat:
was 'of opinion that sufficient evidence had beat
duced to establish the charge of a felonies
against the prisoner, and to warrant his cco
for trial ?

Mr. FOULKES deprecated this attempt to he
question, or to induce the Magistrate to pre:;t2,
introduction of evidence for the defence.
Mr. WRIGHT said, that he should with jlei
hear the evidence on both sides.
Mr. ATKINsoN stated, that. in his opinim,erp
of evidence had already been laid before the C
to call for the committal of the prisoner; but
it were intended to bring forward evidence fo7
defence, which would, in fact, be to ecterintoat
of the cause, he should feel it advisable to pro 4
further witnesses in corroboration of those which I
already before the Court.

Mr. Wition.r.-1 must hear evidence on t:!e
side, in order to judge whether theprisonertiled..l
the intention of committing felony.
Mr. AntiNscr.l.—The intention, Sir, is alwal.,
ferred from the act.

Mr. WRIGHT.•—I am the judge of the intentkr
However, as the evidence is likely to occupy
time, and as I live at a distance in the country
must adjourn the inquiry to a future day.
Mr. ATKtxsoN.--The witnesses are all in
ance, and' the adjournment will be inconvenies
them ; but yet, Sir, your will must be a..:ended
Mr. WRIGHT.--I adjourn further proceedings
this business until Wednesday next.
The prisoner was accordingly remanded until IV
nesday next.
NEW MATCH 1.01 100 GUINEAS A-SIDE isnot:re Otrn
Svanso.—Notwithstanding Oliver has been defeatedsu;
by Caner, Neate, and Donnelly, his friends have determis
back him against Spring; and a deposit of !lye guineas
was made last week at Randall's, to fight on or before
Year's Day ; and £5O a-slde more to be made good this we.
The game of Oliver stands so high in the Sporting World..
numerous amateurs are still partial to his exertions.
however, is the favourite, mast decidedly.
Parish, the waiernuu, took his benefit at the Aliror
on Friday. The novelty of a roped-ring formed upon the 5*
for the combatants to exhibit in, not only hriglvenid the Or
but claimed the praise of the audience. The beet :rods vi
between Harmer and (N. Bat is, and Spring and Ealc• ~1
displayed great improvement.

BIRTHS.
Thnrrday, at Stone Labe, fpnvill, the Lae:, ..f
Hon. George Lennox, of adan7hter„

MARRIED.
On Sunday, the 10th instant, at St. George's Church, au:l
Bertram, Esq. of New Bond-street, to Ann, youngest da*
of Thomas Pt ice. I:,q. of Warham, flerefordshite.
Tuesday, the Rev. C. Wyatt, of Btonhton, to Miss Ike!
of Banbury.
ltev. T. Whitehead rockell, to Sarah, youngest daue.-7
the late Philip Wyatt Crowther, I q. of
Middlesex.

Saturday se'unight, at Clie,ter, the Tier. John Watki..s. • `1
Scholar of Jesus Coil, Oxford, to Lot.isa AT; eldest d.
to of the Izte John Edward,, Esq. of Chaltcn, near Cxt

DIED.

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Wednesday, at L...11;;h true Carmarthenshire, Jehn
Esq. Vice-Adrniral of the White Squadron cf his 312.j,..1* ot.
In his 79th year, th:. Rev. W. felt, LL.D. Ittect9r cf ter
ton, Cheshire, and fornuTly of Sheepy, Leicesters Y-e.
Rev. Cieurge Marshall, Curate of Ilorsharn, Saws,
nearly 40 years residont in that parish.
Aged 62, the Rev. John Evans, Curate cf Ncietcn 7!'d 11;"
Iran, and who was for several years a Misdocary :it .1"1
Newfoundland.
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At rainthorise, near Wakefield, the Rev. John S...cdkr'H
13. D. late of Kirk I leaton, where he had reside,: nbuvei*
Aged 71, the Rev. Charles Edward Stewart, Recor of
('olne, Essex, and Rede, Suffolk.
Thorsslay se'nnight, Mrs. noddy, wife of the Res.lh.ra

Noddy, Biptist !limiter of Clare;h;uffolk. ..t!
October 9, suddenly, 31r. Stephen I rebble, aget.4o, the Ii
lord of the Centurion, Deptford Broadway, leaving •;• vi'ls
and six children to lament their loss.
Friday senright, Frederick, sat: of Mr. Barn, ;:welter. CO
tett
terbury. Ills death was occasioned by 4.'4 ,):1 " '5.
clothts, which a cJnipanion had thaugh y throw.l :-to :
River, while the child was hathingi e cold thus :::::k
brought on a rapid consumption, whi.:ViCistdriatc4l fatzlle.

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