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on'prtvate subjects of the Porte, to • e#ittA Os soon Is I 4ssioglit that by the Csainlataan lie meant Me ltqloi into nstrins jp _ If.J.t r,OO s 11
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On Mtinday next Mill be published, .
H A. wy_ to the Commissioners, who will be appoiated at Con. field told me that it was no slight circumstance which Wakefield told me was teue,andthe my father ere lid . F
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stantinople by the two Goveenments to effect the liquie prevented my papa from fetching me himself, but he be ruined if I did not marry W. Wakefield. .
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dation of the claims of their respective subjects. 'then gave me no other explanation. We next proceeded Whea Miss Turner/withdrew, Mr. Assn pot in die forged letter, - .
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MI J. T. EDMONDS. Dentist, has a VACANCY ST. PETERSBURGH, May 11. to Halifax. Mr. Wakefield left me at Huddersfield, for the removal of the young Lady from Liverpool, purporting CO VI .(
POR 'A PUPIL. As the works necessary for the opening of the port of that he might go and look for my papa ; he returned, 'fnuilmf.ra Abirialswrth.itch, the Attorney to Mr. Turner,
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27, Argyle street, Regent-street. • Kertch, and the establishment of a Market for the et-
and said he had received no Leiter, and that he was •next examined. His evidence was also the same is ~
____ change of goods at the Bougasse will soon be terminated,
BANOR AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, much surprised-but expressed his conviction that' we be had yen upon the trial. -...; .; :. i
his Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to order-!to ' 1
AT NORTHOLT, MIDDLESEX, , Art. 1. The port of Kertch shall be open from and after the Ist should meet at Kendal ;we arrived at Kendal; I asked _he -,r_s_.
r. Irlscaz ey, i examined by Mr. J. Bnottaikalil:4
COSI/AINDIO TOMIVIA. . of August, 1327. how long we should stay, as I had some acquaintance am the uncle of Miss Turner, I accompanied the laic ..
LIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,. ONE ROOD, ii. ALL goods not prohibited by the tariff may be brought thither whom 1 wished to call on; he said that would en- witness to 'Calais, and aske Mr. Wikelleld what di-
AND SEVENTEEN PERCHES, on payment of the duties, and observance of the sanitary regula- tirely depend on papa. Whilst at Kendal, I got no I 5.1 I
dined him to run away with a child chit he had never ,
WILL BE SOLD :IN ELEVEN LOTS, dons prescribed by the laws of the *vire. t letter, but I remember seeing Edward Gibbon larake- seen? and be replied, that he had heard her talked of et
3. Goods coming from Okuda and Abash, as well as goodsl a
By Mr. MURRAY, field and William Wakefield reading one at the win-
exported from the empire to those two countries, shall be exempt ...Dr. Davies'', as a fine girl And a large fortene,:and he 1
At Garraway's Coffee-house, on waorissoar, June 27, from all duties both at Kerith and Bougasse for ten years from dow in which we were; Edward Gibbon Wakefield determined to possess her.
At Tweire o'clock. August 1, 1827. afterwards came up to me and said, " I perceive you Mr. Edwards was then sworn, and deposed to the 4
THIS VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY is situate PARIS Mar ea.
In the Parishes of NORTHOLT, GREENFORD, and Letters front the lonian fslands, quoted itt a Roman are anxious.”-He said he would shortly tell me handwrite of r.E. . ace , in three
itg M G• Wkfild • ' tit letters ii I ,
my papa
why
could not meet me. We went from which were read, but the contents of which are already
before the public.
HARROW, and eonspoises several eseeHlNst and very productive
Journal, say, 1 that Ibrahim Pacha• left Modon on the!.'t-1
Grass Farms, with good Farm Houses, Outbuildings, Cottages; , t hence to Carlisle. On our way he told me that a bank
goo+ good Public House and Mims, all let to very respectable 20d1 April, to make an excursion against the villages of at Macclesfield had failed, and that it had almost
theTehveidCeoncuzsel here stated that they had gene themes I i
Tamar at low Yearly Rents; the Paddington Canal runs through the Mores, opposite the Isle of Zante. The number of - r
ruined my papa. He added, that an uncle of his had., 1•4 i
part of the Estate; there are several' fine situations for Building inhabitants killed in two days amounted to -2,000.0 -
man; the Scenery is pikturesque and beautiful, only. a short dis- Eryptian ships of war sailed along the coast while the lent my papa money to relieve him from his Mr. Sergeant Cross then proceeded to recapitulate ~..4
am Etter Uxbridge, and about nine miles from London. May ... distresses. I think he mentioned the sum to be the evidence. The case was one of a most extraordinary
troops drove the fugitives towards the beach, where they
be viewed until the day of Sale, by applying to the Tenants. 60,0001. He afterwards told me that a Blackburn character. An afflicted father prayed for the restorations
Primed Partkulars may be had at the Offices of Mews. Tenant, were killed or taken prisoners. Some boats from the Bank had failed, and that this still fusilier reduced the of h.
til stolen child,
and a convicted impostor clalmstd
Harrison, and Tenant, Gray's Inn; at Richard Bignel, Esq. Fur- Islands saved a pretty considerable number of them, who •
tiol's Inn; Mr. George Tramper, Wanes Fans, Southall; at circumstances of my papa. I was at the time aware that child as his bride, and asked their Lordships to
were conveyed to Zante, and thence to Calrunos.
Se Red Lion, Southall; at Garraway's Coffee MOM ;at Lloyd's ; that my father had pecuniary dealings at both these reward him with the spoil which he had robbed. Those - ...
a the Mart; and of Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor 'and Land
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Agent, 61, Sant Ninths's-lane, London.- Letters to be post paid. • • r 'IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.were the parties contebn.dhing at their,
being Lordships' bar.-s
uncommon, required
~.._ required security for the money which he lent. This The case was toe
HAY HARVEST. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mar so. an uncommon remedy. The difference between the -
RICK CLisTHS, with POLES, &c. NEW and . security he obtained, and it was the estate of Shrigley. law of Scotland and that of England, with regard
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SECOND-HAND, on an improved principle, at very mo- He said that his uncle now had the power to tufn my • to the abduction of an heiress, was that which made
.n cooduaation from the Sven of yesterday.)
derwe prices, ai BENJAMIN EDGINGTON'S Established it.. papa out of doors. This property would, he said, be ; •
los Elizabeth Dolby examined--I kept a boarding- it necessary for the unfortunate father in the present
Stack Cloth and Tarpauling Manufactory, 5 Tooley-street, 'lne m' if I would marry him, and he told me that Mr. case to apply 10 their Lordships; forked that ahich • f ;t
London ; likewise MIIITIM and Tents for Pleasure Parties, school at Liverpool, in the month of March, 1826, and Grimsditch' proposed that be (E. G. Wakefield) should• 1.
Cricket Grounds, &c. Also Netting, Bunting, and &mem for kept it for some time before that period. I was ac- be was comm ;need is England been. cromlech:a thee. add •
Fruit Trees; Rabbit Nets, Fence Nets, Drag Nets, dce. Pliabk qnainted with Miss Helen Turner. She had been my husband; the property . would thena ps rbe mine, not in Scotland, one of the parties et their-Lordshi 'be .
T als maggonia, Sacks, Ropes, Tree, Pitch, Tar, &Mkt. and his uncle could have no claim; I made no aligner ;
under my chary previous to the month of - that -f my husband were a man of honour,
jinni Edgington, No. 5, Tooley-etreet, London. . area, 1826. I remember the circumstance of a person Learned Sergeant proceeded to sum up the evidence, t.i,
my papa would be perfectly safe. This he said he was • . ,
arriving in a carriage at my house on the morning
PATENT COMPOSITION OF MALT AND HOPS ONLY. of the 7th of March, 1826. That person came in a williesg to do, and told me that it remained for me Wakefield was guilty of to forward his purpose of •
THE above Composition is with confidence recom- Gentleman's carriage, and delivered a letter to me. EA to decide whether I would marry him or have-my papa possessing himself of the person and fortune of Miss
mended for use to Priests' Families, on Board Ship, and in turned out of doors. He aid nod repeat this remark,
letter shewn to the witness.] This is the letter that was Turner, and concluded by imploring their Lordships i •
the Colonies, on the score of Economy, Convenience, and Health. but frequently required to know to what conclusion I to interfere, and rescue an innocent girl out of the
Beet of any strength. and equal both in flavour and quality to then delivered to me; I know it, because I wrote same- had come s I gave him no answer, but I more than accursed grasp of a vile impostor, who had set the
moue Home Brewed Beer, may be obtained by &wolfing the thing upon it. [Here the letter was put in, and the pro- once said that I would tell my papa what I would do.
above in warm or cold water. per officer was proceeding to read it, when] laws of GOD and man at defiance, and to afford their =
To be had Wholesale and Retail, prloe Nine Pence per lb. with The LORD CHANCELLOR said; it would be Wakefield took a letter out of his pocket; he said it was .
proteetton to an unfortunate family, whose peace was
hit:actions for Use, at ,the Count house of W. P. Lamb,from.
Mr. Grimsditch, and expressed his hope that Miss destroyed by a combination of the most extraordinety ' t
Ito Co. Patentees, 1, Turnwheet.lane, Donate-ME; alai as, better to postpone reading it till'after it was proved to T. would display as much fortitude as her excellent papa •
crecumetances, all of. which
Lo occurred. in. the. two coon. .
Sepses Circus, Piccadilly, London; in Jars from six pounds and have been, in some way or other, recognised by, and did; I had often seen him at my papa's, arid was awere
towards. brought home to the knowledge of Mr. Wakefield. tries, over which their Lordships' jurisdiction extended ;
_. . of his being his Solicitor. When we arrived at Carlisle, i :1,
James Brown, a post-boy at Preston, drove two per-. ball O for if they did not interfere, the matter would have to
VAMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, on in-both the Wakefield: were absentfront me-nearly
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sons to Liverpool on the 6th of March, last year; one undergo a long, lingering, and expensive investigation
.1: speedos the Ware-morns of HENRY L. COOPER, es, . an hour; E. G. Wakefield first returned; when the before an inferior tribunal.
lIISHOPSGATE.STREBT WITHIN, the following Articles, of them witness now understands to have been Mr. E. carriage, which I had not left, was about driving off,
II Prices decidedly reasonable, for Furniture of superior Style and G. Wakefield; witness drove them to the Blue Bell; W. Wakefield drew up the carriage window, and said E. G. Wakefield then advanced to the bar, and said, ' -75 • i
kaaufactere: they, on arriving-there, inquired fooMiss Dolby's semi- that when he was this morning called to that House, he i • r
he had something of importance to communicate; he
UPHOLSTERY-A rich assortment of Furniture,Silks,Chiutzes, nary ;it was about a mile out of the way; E. ti. Wake. understood it was for the purpose of-speaking in sup-
Crape Damasks, Moreent, Fringes, &c. field got out of the carriage; he thanked the servant said that he had seen papa and Mr. Grimsditch con. understood
of the petition which had been presented in his *-
CABINET WORK-Of the first quality and Materials; also for his ride, and said he had given him a great lift ;he - a small room at the back of the Inn, and he
celled
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half to their Lordships. He didnot expect that he wergild
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slid Furniture fur Foreign Climates. told me also, that the persons collected round the Inn , t
gave the servant something out of his pocket. The be called upon to answer the statements of the Counsel
SHIPPING-Cablus fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, and - door, were Sheriff's officers in pursuit of my papa. Be-
serVant afterwards went to Miss Dolby's ; and shortly opposed to him, but merely to chew reasons why the
Passengers' requisites provided. fore we *eft Carlisle, Edward Gibbon Wakefield was
Bill should not pass, and is give a true account of all .1
CHAIRS-Appropriate for Dining, Drawing limn". Bed after came back, and was soon followed by a ,Lady, anxious to cross the border, and intended to dd it at :.. 1.1
Rooms, fitc• but witness does not know her. He drove them back Longtown. Both brothers examined the map, and one the facts connected with the case. To the Bill itself he
CARPETS-Brossels, of the first quality, 4s. 6d. per yard; Sa- to Preston. of them said that Longtown was not across the border. did net mean to offer any opposition ; all that be oh-
perior Kidderminster, 3s 64. and others equally low. James Fowleyo-Is a waiter at an hotel in Mulches- Theylooked again at the letter,which they before read,
LOOKING GLASSES- From the most magailicent to the ter ; remembers a person calling himself Capt. Wilson,both parties being heard. He had formerly congratulated •
smallest. for Minnie,. Piers, and Toilettes. whom he now understands to be Mr. E. G. Wakefield, and assured me that I was to have letters at Lon town, .
himself that the Bill had been introduced into the Howie.
CARVING and GILDING--Sosne very beautify/ specious's. for coming with Mr. W. Wakefield on the morni fEdward Gibbon Wakefield told me that Grimsditch
because. he. expected a fair opportunity would be afforded
0~1 'fables, Glasses, &a. eg e the was so much afraid of their being discovered, that he
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6th of March last. Theyprocured a carriage, and set him of bringing forward the evidence which heretofore
PAPER.HANGIPiG and PAINTING-In the Richest as well - witness took him by the shoulders and turned him out of the
he had not been permitted to do. The Bill contained
as the Maker Styte. off again after was gone to bed on Monday room of the Inn ; and that my p lira desired him to tell
heavy criminal charges against intro it stated that he
Ii;NERALS-Atteelded in the most respectful manner, and
par. nightthem return about half-past one o'clock on me, that if ever I loved him I would not refuse to marry
troop regard paid to Economy. the day following ; the carriage arrived about an hour had used fraud, imposition, and idation, in order
SOUSE AGE, ,I.ICYI-J[ouries and Estates registered for Letting before them; there was a Lady inside and a servant Mr. Wakefield. .
..illlr. ADAM -IWh at reply did you make to. this?-. to induce Miss Turner to marry him. He then referred
to the conviction against him, and stated that two bills
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or Disposal, sliithbut charge. outside; she alighted and went into a room; the sere
oa -s Turner- asked him, was that the ant
SALES, APPRAISEMtSTS, AND COLLECTION OF rant remained in the house with her; the housekeeper .F than of indictment had been preferred against him in A ugttst ,fi
h hwould
save my papa? and he answered yes.
RENTS: F:ORNITURE WAREHOUSED. took some refreshment to her, when the servant said w-lc last, whtch were not tried till March last. The
Mr. ADAM-After you were told that this was the 0.
1 H.L COOPER,d, eginehicimi4turr. Wrrant, has the honour be should wish to wait on her when she rang the bell. laments contained ten counts, on five of which he had I 4 I
; 61.1kOst lOolsloYed and Pisonalmad by maw et the About an hour after Mr. E. G. Wakefield and his only thing which would save your papa, did you con- been acquitted, and on five he had been convietell.-.
first Families itt the Kitirdellia, sent ?-Miss Turner-I did.
brother steered in a pOst-chaise and four. They ordered None of the counts on which he had been convicted •\
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(ZENUINE PATENT MADICI N E $, sold four horses for the next stage; E.G. Wakefield and the - Mr. ADAM-Nom, Miss Turner, I wish you to state charged him with fraud upon his wife, consequently be
t 1..111 Misers BUTLER, It heists', Cbede. earner of g Lady went inside the carriage the next stage, William what induced you Co consent to marry Edward Gibbon was not guilty of the offence stated in the Bill. He hid
it P.ufs, London; 51, &divide-street, Dublin; and 73, Princes- Wakefield was on the box. Wakefield 7-The fear that if I did not consent, my to complain that the charge of fraud was not brought
street, Edinborals.papa would be ruined entirely. to a fair trial. A charge of force was also preferred
a Appointed Sete Agents for Dr. James's Fever • Mr. Dealtry (from the Court of King's Bench) pre..
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e 800 e. *Pt Pris, ie the elms of Messrs. Newberry and doted copies of the conviction at Lancaster of E. G. Mr. ADAM-Was that your only motive?-Miss against him ; but the Judge at the trial without helice-
s Anderson's Scots Pills Hooper's Pins Wakefield, his brother, and Mrs. Wakefield, for a con- Turner-That, certainly, was my only motive.' We 'too passed from it. A great deal of evidence bad been i
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An:titan Soothing Syrup Henry's Magnesia !piracy to procure the marriage between Eduard went next to Gretna Green, and there the ceremony heard against him, some of which bore bard upon his
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Ink Liquid and Marking -..,-.... Arosnatk vinegar Wakefield and Ellen Turner; and also for a misde- of marriage was performed i there was no Clergyman conduct •; and though he had a great many witnesses
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Hunt's Family Pills meanoar, arising out of the same offence. present ; I was then asked whether I would consent to who could disprove some of it, Mr. Baron Hulloek (who I r
ivaitbraitel Black Drop ,
1 (21114,c Sniff Juniper's Esssns.c Peppermint Miss Ellen Turner was the next witness called to the accept Edward Gibber Wakefield as my husband ? I sat at the trial) refused to hear them. In particelar, he
Lemon Acid for Punch, ice. .
Cheltenham Salts oar of the House. The most anxious curiosity was consented to marry him, under the influence of the mo. had several witnesses whocould repel the charge of fraud
macassar and Rama Oil
44 fliing'i Worm Lineages Ozky's Essence Ginger manifested to get a glimpse of her countenance. She tire which I before stated; from Gretna Green we re- upon his wife, some of whom had been examined, but
CosteeKati for Sall Dr
ae aughts Reepini's Dentrifice, die. was introduced under the protection ef several Ladies, turned to Carlisle, and there inquired as to my papa ; would not be heard upon that•point. His witnesses had
w tenders Balsam of Honey , Solomon's Balm of Gilead, die. one of whom we understood to be her aunt. Her tap I was told that one of the poi' buys had returned to my been conveyed twice toLancaster,and his object now mos
6 Dltal's Antibilious rine Singleton's Eye Ointment
WWI Carminative pearance was not of the kind to attract much attention, .papa with information of the marriage, and that that. to obtain leave from their Lordships to have them
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t\ elm Syrup Steer's Oprieldoc
Stoughton 's Bitters independent of the circumstances in which she was now enabled him to proceed ; I was told that the certificate examined before them, and he hoped they would
r Is 4 Drops, as imported Seidlits and Lemonade Powders placed. She was in mourning, but her dress was very of my marriage had been shewn to the Sheriff's officers, in their wisdom allow him the same opportunity
rooroos ILthing Spiro Soda and Ginger Beer Powders
Calkiki's &harts simple, and her plain straw hat served to give her a and that my pips would suffer no further molestation; and facilities of examining them, which were grant-
, c .,orlon sot of Lemon and Scouring
ow.AT,li's youthful appearance. She is about the middle site, or we travelled in a public coach ; I don't remember with ed before inferior tribunals. It would, perhaps, be • '
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tt'cif ry's Cordial Sandwelfs Issue Mister rather below that stanAard- Her aspect modest, frank, whom •we changed coaches at Leeds, and at Barnet, difficult for him to procure the witnesses attendance 11
Nathan's Tincture Bark Turlington's Balsam and unassuming, indicated the possession of those con- near Condon, we-got into a post-chaise; W. Wakefield on the score of expense, as he had already ex-
And every other Patent Medicine of repute.
Boehm. fiding dispositions which all who knew her have as• had left us at Leeds, and Edward Gibbon Wakefield pended a large sum in conveying them to ice from Scot-
laretto,.... o Captains, and others, cannot be too careful in the cribed to her, rather elan the talents and accoinplish- and I arrived together in the post-chaise at the Bruns- land and France to Manchester. He was so ignorant
li wit, .or the snore as ticks for Exportation, as spurious halite. mints of which her friends have 'token. In giving her wick Hotel • I expected all along to be taken to Shrig- of the forms of proceedings before their Lordshipsothat l
'Neutrally in circulation.
Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality. evidence she spoke in a vet, low and fsultering ton?, ley, but at Leeds was told that. as papa bad gone for- he threw himself entirely on theh justice ; but he who'd
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w• . Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climates and occasionally as if she was much affected. She was Beard to.Londos it was possible I nsightmeethim there, beseech them to allow all the facts to be disclosed:-
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lib ". a Tao •examined to the following-effect: I was at school, ai if not, I could return to Mt igley; EG. Wakefield, after He had no doubt he could prove that his wife bad
Arsons ,2MIMI CHILI/SWAM SALTS, Messrs. Butler ...
• are appointed Agents for. Miss Dolby's. On the 7th of March I remember lea,- ,eeiog a friend, told me papa had gone forward to been induced to marry him solely out of motives of
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