Star.
London, England, 1818-11-23 00:00:00

weireti:tiov. .
AND $l4ll.
his
appeared in placeli
bein called on to move.
make, but appeared is
being brought up on a
baled on a charge of
the. high, seas. He =-
affidavits, but as he bat
he consideeed it right
_ to save them the stew
depositions, till that prelishissesi
disposed of. Pour names had bads
proposed bail. all of them be
:table, but all resident in Ire.
whether, in this case, such bai

doubts on the subject.
being committed either in
party fleeing to the other
in either place, a pro.
by Ackof Parliament ,
different, the offence
seas. The defendant must
t to afford an opporta.
the point.
said, he had no with
e Court should consider
ifficient to secure the *to
his trial.
the defendant being now
could not he brought
if it should ►iltimately
was eligible, an arrang!.
taking it at the-Sessions In
of a new wiit'be that

said, the sUggestion of
to.
R 3 Y.
ad the Court held, that
Parish-apprentice must be exe-
of the Overseers and Church,
ChurZhwardens, unless the
custcm for having one
.convenience of such.%
parties bound to appeal*
do so for any length of
by Ur. D4Actetatv ;
bound by the word& of the
'.LD.tY. •
another criminal informs-

(against:Winnit a Sin:lliAT
.., week- list), rot anothit_
to a Nagistratd of the towsk
subject or his late convictigth
Rule to chew mese, and di-
bebrought on together.
cp,t;oiNiataguti,
AJ.LIE*.
Spencer's gamekeepet,
ingston Assists, under Los%
shooting, at and wounding
sigh road between Wins.
.hich he was acquitted.
brclught an action for thp
consequence of the def..
him, upon which the
go by default ; and ilbe
inquiry was taken to assess
Collingtidge, Esq. the
Jury impaaelled upon

sworn, stated as follows:
'on the night of the 17th cif
bledon ; it was a moonlight
'Akins was with us ; I first
near the Green Nlan,Vi'ins-
. him: they followed as
before they interrupted
, and put his gun across
stop ; I begged his par-
on—Allen then said, I
arc going a poaching I
a suspicion of me, that 1
.hed. Allen then raised his
' hie gun-barrel over our
round and said to the
the poaching raskal I
out of my way and I
Brown replied that
or go down to Wands-
'wit put a basket down
Allen that he would be
suspicions of him. Allen
Brown, and said he would
him. I walked on a little
with the muzzle cf his gun
Id pinned him against the
tble-barrel gun. Brown called
come along. Allen replied
i to Brown, if he (Allen) is
shoot. Allen then came
his gun five times against
moved a foot, he would
While he was thus atrackir4
:ks of hit gun. Brownstept
foot path, which ',advt.°
the gate Allen attempted
susceed- tan, levelled
tiiitnnt.think he meuncto: shoot
swore and pulled. tbe•teigger
contents of one of t goo-
. of Brown, he tell on the
seemingly • in great pain,
then attempted to get over
not let me; be said; If
blow a bolethrough. you I
recollect my gun shoots'

sworn, stated as follows :
gardener. I had been between
for a job of trenching, on the 17th
there were as many hands as
met Purday and Brown, be-
Putney-hill. We walked to-
near the Gran Man, Wimble-
other good night. Allen foi-
e. It was not ten o'clock,
Allen came across the road,

got something"—
There is no necessity for

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ItAig,tis CORPUS Al
' 1 • The Atrannitiorgeelem. al
`• • sitting dale COurr. On bet
1 - . • 'said he had no motion to n
-. • otence of a gentleman be
1. Of Habits Corpus, to be I
• . .. • iconsmitted on el
• • - • •:, there were long aid
podistinary objection to make,
X 0 apprise the Court of it, and I
ble of hearing •the depositions,
objection was disposed of. F
• ..'•• •• - • to him as the propose
•• 'reed highly respectable, be
I • d, and he doubted whether,
was eligible.
• The Court also expressed its
r ! the case of an offence being
a • , land or Ireland, and the pat
country, bail might be taken i.
,• *. • to this effectbeing.made I
but in the present case it was
[ 1'
I was .consteitted on the high seas
be retn*ded, yet finally, but to
sky to the Court to consider the
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL sal
oppose the bail offered, if the f.
hail resident in Ireland as suffic
fendant's attendance to take his
•-• Mr. Justice BAYLEY said; the
• brought up. on Habeas Corpus,
$ , up again.wahout a new writ; i
• be determined that the bail was
I ' sateat.might be made for taking
' ..e country, and the expense of
1, !,
detest unnecessari.
T.- e ATTORNEY-GENERAL sa
• •.e Cour: shotdd be attended to
REX v BARS
1 This was a Sessions' case, an.
, Parish••app
decision (in cases where the pal
'berths ardent omitted to do
4me) w•as strongly insisted on
•• et the Court held itself bour.
• • . atute.
REX V. ALLD
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Dlr. CLARICE moved for and
1 , -
:on againsr,M illiam Allday, (a
rule was granted on Saturday
li ' libellous letter, addressed top 1
-..., Rirmingltant, on the subject
The Court otantxcl a Rule tt
rected that both( cases should b
GEC2NaIt.IES OFFICI's
snosiin. u. -A..
' The defendant, who is Lord 1
, Was tried At 'dm last Kingstus
i • Eilenborough's Act, for shooti
••• present $ plaintiff, on the hig 11...
bledon and -London, upon win
The pla.intili subsequently brck
injury he had sustained in con!
1: slant *auto:Ay shooting at his
i fensiant suffered judgment to 1
inquisition upon Ute writ of irur
i ' the damages, before William 1
Secondary of London, and a.
$ the ,necasion.
' William Patchy being swor
, . •• 1 was with the plaintiff on tl
i - February last, near Wisnbledc
n ght ; a man named Wkir
~/ saw the defendant, Allen, near
• bledon, and a man was with
, about a mile and a quarter I
es—Allen first stepped to us,
•• our breasts, and to'.d us to s
1 • • • don, and attempted to go 01
: have a sus(ciun that you arc
, told him if he had such a s
would willingly be seurched.
gun and let us pas., ; he lifted I
' • !' Leads—Allen then turned r
• plaintiff, ' Brown, you are
%%ant; you have been pounds
7 will Illow a hole through yOti,
,-. he would be searched there,
worth and be searched. Brov
on the ground, and told A'
- snipped naked if he had any i
kept manceuvring about Bro
I shoot him, and not search hit
1 way ; Allen pushed hard witl
• agianst Brown's breast, and 1
pailings. 14was a double-bar
me hack—l said Browtt coin
•• that he should not. I said to
I. . et:Aerated to shoot, let him eh.
1 : down into the road, and ran h
me, and swore that, if I mi
$ -: Slow :t hole through me. Whi
. • me, Ire cocked both the locks
1 over a stile into a common fi
Putney. As Brown got over t
to stop him, but did not sue
:- his gem at Brown; I slid,not.
' • him. Allen, however, swore
ofhis*gun and, as the cool
•' .. barrels lodged in the body o
I ground, and called to me, a
t Porde*, lam shot.' I the,
i the gate, but Allen would t
• -you move another. step, I'll I
witlt.the other barrel, You
twice, and I'll shoot you."
i Joseph Wilkins being two
• 4 s, I am a jobbing
for
• 41tonnt and Sutton for a job
February, and found thee
1 .'.. Id,be employed. • I met
tweets nine and ten, on Putt
ther, and met Allen near 1
• . . They bid each other
1., ed them neirly• a mile.
•• ut it was very non- it: Al
i
d said, I think you have 1
I.
• COMMON BaRJEANT.—••
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