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balms, and that, prior to their marriage, they lived for three week* '
at the Regent's Hotel, Leansingtoo.
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From the dress of the parties, it was Mitieluded by the Ma. .
gistrates that Benton and the young woman he chimed to he his ! • •
on, wife were persons of respectability and fortune;. Bunt it turned f
on out that they were servants, who, according to Bemun's account, ; •
dr. had married without this consent of their masters or relatives. The •
ni- Milgistrates declined to interfere, unless Benton would producible _ ~..., •• , _
ten marriage certificate; and it was finally agreed that the nisi, should
remain with her aunt till the certificate was produced. tin quitdog N L.T.IIIBRa IcJ
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ry- the office, Benton supplicated the young wunian to go with Mosand
55, abe did not appear to be much disincliued, but the toot forced her. '
'co- self between her and Benton, and said, " It is no use-she -Want"
He still implored," Do, my love ; you know you are my wife." Hut A DELPHI
Ica- the aunt carried her off, and poor lknton appeared disconsolde. BY AUTHORITY
r all TOWN-HALL, SOUTHWARK. f Under the Managers
any The wife of a respectable tradesman in Webb-street, St. Tbs.
just mats appeared, accompanied by several it her friends, to prefee et i The most successful
cut serious charge of assault against her husband. ". The Proprietors wi
The Lady complainant, both of whose eyes were sadly ditto:, , the unexampled at
loured, stated, that having been, invited by a mutual friend Ind - received nightly wi
re- neighbour to assist at her Christmas festivities, she (complainsot)
availed herself of the invitation, and was in the etrioymeat Mr. 'l'. P. COOK,WS 4
has of her friend's hospitality, when a message arrived from kef THIS EVENIN
husband, requiring her presence at home, who, on her obeying in
the the summons, addressed-her en the most unfeeling terms, hag
performed, Will
new itti• it was his practice todo so and she was not much alarmed till be
Sits- bad rectourse to blows, when she screamed for assistance, which hef
ell- husband prevented her receiving by locking the door of the Towne • -NELSON ! OR
ne'• continuing his brutal usage till be left her iii the condition she nOW " Role, IBritann
bewrntesc, an
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ales appeared.
A Gentleman named Bennet, a surgical student, Wiling in tira The r
!in house, and several others, stated, that on the door being bloke open, ,
, His Captains, by IN
sod- the complainant was discovered leaning against the wall of the Hos First
me room, with her hair dishevelled and much blood upon her face.
Lieutenants, Midahipmi
fter Alderman J. J. gaunt asked the complainant whether she Uteri Eve
..'"-' her endeavour to soothe her husband's displeasure?
John Sykes, the Ado
The Complainint-" Oh dear no, Sir. I thought it proper to Mum i
the skew a little resentment." 3eis diaglyday, by Mr. I
" Which is constantly your practice. You're the very spirit of . Peter V
eel- contradiction," retorted the husband, directing the Magistrate's '°'" 'l'7. SanwAY
am attention to his weihscratched face, " and your tongue's enough to .- I- Rachul, the
ban provoke a Saint." - Molly' Mot •
A coming storm, indicated by the gathering clouds OD the Lady), ' Sailors, Marin
Al.. brow, Was dispelled by the Alderman's calling on the husband to - Sailors' uta, I
proceed with his defence, which consisted in his saying that the -,
Lett whole dispute arose from bit wife's determination to return to their
e of neighbours when he wonted her at home; and in her rage at being Pultoeni, Mr. Sn
' the diappointed by his locking the door, struck at him with a candle,. .. Armortunq
tell stick, and, in warding off the blow, he unintentionally hit het in' the florwiepl, Mr. Poi
r a face. He considered he had a right to govern in his own house. . -1:491111/MEN Masses Co
how The ALDiIUILIE said, not by such means as it was evident he had •
vhe used, and unless be could prevail on his wife to withdraw the cum.
ing• plaint, be must be held to bail; and Mete 'being no persuading cps The Govern*
41 in Lady to kiss Ind be friends, the needful tecuriars were entered info. Don UM* a
des; • UNION-HALL . lipanhh QOlll
ern ; Yesterday two men, named Geo. Cornish and Fiends loatiiiy. '
gar.; were brought before the Sitting Magistrate. R. J Ciramsees, R'q.
.- Xing of Naples, Mr. T.
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;ea. charged on stopicion,with having been conceriieil' M. rolaisiog the
extensive bleachiog grounds of Mr.'Reynolds, at II: da ingt on•corner,
car.
Wm between Rashaloan and Mitcham, of a quantity or unbleached Last Wee
linen, on the 22d ult. The boom of the ptismers, on the borders ' THE Ma
i be-
of Mitcham common, were marched by Nisbett, a constable, aid OR, i
e. assistants ; and .nn examining the premises, a portion of the iinto was . .
resit Sir Cie
akay discovered; and during the search there was also found a quantity of , Sharp, Mr. Joss
~‘ butter, sager, tea, and other articles in the grocery line, concealed • Truss, Mr. Sr,
i•tt; under the flooring of one of the rooms. The latter articles one ' Fri
"`- ascertained to have been taken front a chandler's shop in Nlitchant
br LalLCOurtall, Miss i
o. which was broken open and robbed a few 'rights previously. -.The
ell After which will be pro
Officers stated that a desperate gang of thieves infested 3litehans
o mu Pantomime, witl
and neighhourhood.-The prisoners were remanded.
Fa & Decorations, which 1
Inv.
. ,• LA NI BETEI-STIMET.
tab,. ifigiona Skeen, the elder, against whom a warrant bad been ob. HARLEQUIN .
even tanned for using threatening language to Sarah Robinson, as ' OR, THE F
king stated in our yesterday's Paper, was not forthcoming to answer " A Frog hi
the charge. The Police Officer Informed the Magistrate, that ' . Whether kb
Car, himself and son (the infanticide) had, in order to avoid the charge, , Aar croaker, prow
nt,
nu" gone by_one of the stage coaches down so Wales. NM
oner Mr. Hardwick stated, that as the parties were out of the way, • Afterwards
they the complained had nothing mote to fear from their violence. She .
(his Four
hem, might therefore depart. ' s ethers, though not Ti
s and • KESSIIIALL. The I
An Inquest was held on the body Of 'an elderly tensile v'.
• My Lord Duke Ave.
!seed yesterday, at the Golden Lion, Dean strettiSoho-squapi, pan Boxsoo; Barone
him Si
whose ,death was occasioned by her having beivr•crushed 1,-,
of a under the wheels of the carriage of Dr.-Batik.% if
en Ma Bloomsbury-square, at the corner of Tottenbarh Conn. . , 7'l
Anthonyptiae Doll°wlragleYerlCl,
road. There appeared to be no blame ittache.l to the Old Tor
coachman.. The deceased has not been owned. Ye,* • ' Pat
1 for diet, 1 Aceidetital-Death—dendand, Is." Lady Nibbleina, the V
Croaker, after
night. A young woman, both deaf...and clufrib, appeared be-
land. fore the Bench at the Petty Session at Chelmsfotd, oat ' 1. Palace of the Green
him, Friday last, to swear to the father 'of her' illgitirnate . The Exterior of Mo
'. In child. What renders the circumstance more eitraor‘ .
, MI- Binary, the reputed father. is dell and dumb ails, brit• ;sr‘ctai"Gatofe,hilte.ugleen'it':
. Watchmaker's and B
dbheut
the did not appear. The -young woman answered the Interior of the Egypt
toriei qveuresytiioegnsibri.t.loahsexer, bilyerwariditi.ng, which she performed Village in Switzerlat
- • . 4. View of Eton from
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to the Yesterday morning a young man, namedVilliam 7. Brilliant Temple of
conga Hart, who war.employed as a labourer at tte NeW - es' 4s' Pit' 25' Galls
Post Office, St. Martin's-le-grand, was assistini soMe Quarter before Se
of the masons in lowering a scaffolding, w hich bid
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been previously erected :for the purpose of decorating • • VILLA
a. the front of the. portico,.-when he incautiously trod • OUNG GEN,
upon one of the loose planks, which, giving way, he and Educated in
was precipitated to the ground from a height of neatly •4
In every branch r
'IGHTEEN GUINI
' wpiat 70 feet. In the fall, his bbd came with excessive vin- NEA ENTRANCE.
drank lence against some thick plinks forinihrt -another . and there is no limitadc
dossed scaffolding, and the force of his weight !stoke' thils „ References of the fin
id not completely in half, and on arriving near the' Oiled Particulars, address, i
Llaving his head came in contact With an immktitie stone and • No. 1, Fenchurch.stree
•gainst ! . gate-street Within.
dashed it to pieces. His mutilated body WAS carried to •
"fats St. Bartholomew's Hospital. C
1 ci•ahs We learn by commercial letters from Trieste to the SCHOOL OF MED
t 1•114 r 21st ultimo, that in consequence of the depredations of THE SPRING
/ an, the Greeks, the merchahts and others of Trieste' hid COMIDEI
ry and Practice
held a meeting to discuss the pi opriety of arinistg i : . Theo
Materia Medica and
certain' number of merchant vessels, for the additional Anatomy and Surge
au say protection of the Austrian trade within the Actriatii, Principles, Practice,
. must Ilan MORGAN.
when it . was resolved (subject to approval by Go- - Sir Ancar Cooraa
me a vernment), that four vessels should be armed for this . Midwifery; and Ph
is your purpose, and that the naval department should be in- -Dr. BLUNDELL.
vited to furnish each with rockets-and a sufficient Chemistry-Mr. At
or off,
pin? number of expert gunners; that two of these vessels Experimental Phile
„ h,,, should be employed in giving convoy to Zante, and Baau.
Structure and Disea
missed- further when occasions should require it; and the othei Pupils to the Sargic
Ct TED. two be kept cruising where their set vices miglit be most to attend that of St. 1
'lning. I"' effective. The measure having been drl:inksed uni•et For Particulars ap
Hospital.
. the sanction of Governmer, not a doitbi was antes-
I took mined of its being carried' into effect. CHITTY on II
Ss. for BIRTHS. Ilia -411tork embot
At Thaioston House, on the 2361 ult. the lion. Lady Forbes of
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are the Craigievar, of a daughter. orm of Process in
gilt, Coroners Cl
y, and Dec. 22, at Chelsea, the Lady of Lieut.-Colonel Skerrett, of a
daughter. . . he the Country, Deity
at this time pi
MARRIED. The lota Acts (called
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se Ida- Dec. 27, Jas. Heygate, Esq. surgeon, of Ilitultipe,. BIAS, to sod Canons Paoca
rag too Eliza, daughter of Mr. C. Few, of Covent-garden, solicitor.. _ . . at the end of the FM
eward- DIED. the Acts lately repeal
, • anitments, Recognixa
At Bovingdon Green, Hens, aged 65, Lleast. Gen. WM. Mitist•
d in a diuments luformati
Dec. 29, Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late Vice Allosird •
eels and Proceeding.
, W. A. Otway.
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