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wke'cit occ* tb gbe tinds.of etery person on

a vies of the ease.

Mr. RZADZE—My LOrds, I apprehend the only
conrie of proceeding which my Learned Friend can
take in this case is to put in a counter•plea, and not
to occupy the time of the Court by arguments upon
the policy or impolicy of suffering battle to be waged.
All his observations on this subject will answer no
good end ; but must lead me, in the coarse of reply,
into matter from which I would rather be eactsed.

Lord Er.t.mmanuort—sMr. Clarke, do you wish
to put in a counter•plei
Mr. CLARKE—Yes, my Lord; and I humbly
MN., on the part of the Appellant, that I may
have time to plead.
Lord Estasaonouou—ln a matter so antiquated,
and in a proceeding so obsolete, it is, perhaps, doe
tl justice that this application should be acceded to
perhaps it will meet with no resistance on the put
of the Appellee.
Mr. READER—Certainly not my Lord ; the defen-
dant is himself under considerable obligations for
the indulgence granted to.hign ; and it would be ca•'
tremely ungracious in him to make any objection to
that course which the Court nfiy think it fit Id adopt.
Lord Euxuanaocoit—What time, Mr. Clarke,

will it be convenient to put in your counter-ple.i.
Mr. CLARICE—On Thursday, my Lord. I think I
shall b repared, if that will meet the convenience
of the urt.

I.ord ELLENannouciur--Perh4ps.Friday or Sattir-

day world better suit the t:me of the Court.
Mr. Cl.,tuttE-1 shaH be ready whenever your
Lordships shall apribint.

asausa.

Wbrat, Kest and Essex, rycs„

981. 1001.

Sunll, 760. 960. 98s.

Norfolk. 784.0!/,

Rye, SU 425.

Birfcy. 34* 56s

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Malt, 70%. .14s.

White Pees, *U. 465. boilers,
34s Sns.

OrltyPels, 411. $O4.

!al .11 Brim 444. 50e.

Red. 5+21 83
Coos. PSII
4 per Can. p9l
5 per Ct. 104 t I
Lg. Anns. ft 1.54 G

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PRICES OF GRAIN AT 111Aeltl.ANII, Noteeetere e%
e Jim 4.. THE MARKETS.
THE AfRAW: . Ler Arriwzmixez
. . . . gowns wm'ch oleo* to de Wacker elm person on .
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courr or Kam ppicH, NOVEMBEIt lea The detachment belonging to the '74th Regiment
MURDER OF MIT ASHFORD. Mr. Realm-My Lords, I apprehend the only euritisu. I ts, Potatee Sus. 414
of Font, which was stationed at Letterkenny, re-'
7111 t KM W. A. 21111ORDIToR. course of proieeding which my Learned Friend can Wheat, Kest and Essex, 7 ID' Poland - -
6s. too, , 264.411 s
' ceived a route to proceed to join the trade:patter* of This
morning take in this case is to put in a counter•plea, and not eel. loos. I Ditto, Feed, ills :is. •
the Regiment at Strabane with all possible dispatch ; having been appointed for receiving
the plea of Abraham Thornton,arguments upon •Suffolk, 76..
965. 98s.
to occupy the time of the Court by ..0_,_........_ ; Ra,eseeti, Abe ,01,,„„ 1.,t.
~. in consequence of which, there remains no military who stands appealed
the policy or impolicy of suffering batik to be waged. ag%er:llsiliss.447..ele, Hour, 755. cos, pet ,„4. •
for the murder of Mary Ashford, at Castle Bromwich,
All his observations on this subject will answer no '
Barley, 34s 56s roman.
at that station few the present. A similar detach. Wheat, Dautzic. tots. ter
inci _tyhelaPsta,risha
gof Sutton Coldield, on the 27th day of
good end ; but must lead me, in the course of reply, Matt, ass. Ditto, Battle Red, -5,..,,.;:
ment, belonging to the same regiment, proceeded
from head -quarters, on the arrival of the part ethieh , m• crowd assembled in the avenues
onto matter from which I would rather be exased. White Pea, eds. 455. boilers, Harohro*orlirenien.7c.
leading to the Court at an early hour, scarcely lees
541 Sns.
Lord Eeezoisoanuoit-tMr. Clarke, do you wish Got, Nu, 444.
• had been stationed at Letterkenny, in order to their
numerous than that wimessed at the commencement
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to put in a caul .I Rye, 60s. on,.
doing duty at Collin, in which place the party is to !na 31 Brant 44‘. 50% I American Roo , ne..,
of the trial of Dr. Watson. for High Treason. The
Mr. Ceartior-Yes, my Lord ; anti I humbly ::::•••••••..-••••••••--.-....-..---2-,..„. •'
continue until further orders. doors of the Court were almost taken by storm, and
niNe. on the part of the Appellant, that I may NSW GA Ail AND LEA DENHALL MARKEts, Nov. :-•
The several detachments belonging to the 49th
(By the Careese.)
Regiment of root, which remained at detached sta• nothing hut the interference of the officers prevented
have time to plead. , Beer, err atone 2s 03 co 3s 441 1 Veal es 44 th hi es every part of the building from being occupied by
• lions, after the head-quarters of the regiment had
strangers. The Grand and Petty Juries being in Lord Et.easecutouott-In a matter so antiquated. m„u,g, - se ud to 3s 104 I Pork es 0.1 tc. ', '
. been changed from Clonmel to Cork, received orders and in a proceeding so obsolete, it is, perhaps, due Lamb Cs. nel. to Ca. Od. I:
atteadance to be sworn, added coanderably to the
to justice that this application should be acceded to : Fitir.'i'S 01? I IAY AtiD itee,v-j.:7-ifiiii,-...,-•-•-.. :
to vacate the several stations occupied by them.,
confusion.
namely, Tullamore, Callan, Newbirmingham, Gol- Perhaps it will meet with no resistance on the put si. James's• av n i TICUA rs ;..
den, Littleton, New I'm, Mockler's Hill, and Balli- At ten o'clock, Mr. Justice BeLltT entered the
Court, and the names of the Grand Jurors being of the Appellee. Hay nt or 0.1 to 51 In. 04 I Hay 41 Itis to .11 ;4‘•
St: sw :1 19a Cal to 21 5s LA I otrv.w 11 iss to 21 tis
• • namult. and proceeded to Ciomatel, in which town.
called over, they were sworn, and after the usual Mr. Rupee-Certainly not my Lord ; the defen-
Clover, cl. oe. od. to 71. es.
after they fied formed a junction, making in the
address, proceeded to the discharge of their respec-
dant is himself under considerable obligations for,
entire three companies, they proceeded to Cork,.
five due the indulgence granted to :him ; and it would be C 2. is, swi "Thi(ll3 MARKET, "NUVIMAi3rI-.-----7------- •,.
.rf 3, 0 I tti 44 0.: (vest 4.. 4.11 tA. ..:. ee
where they are to do deg, along with the remainder
On the departure of the Juries, the Counsel ob- tremely upgracious in him to make any objection to Morton 3s 4.1 to 4, 41 4 P•rit 44 0.1 •o •. : • • '
of the regiment already stationed in that town. Beasts 2:140-Sheep and Lambe 1 t 410•••Calvet•
that come which the Court Wig think it fit t'd adopt.
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tairwd admission, but with great difficiilty. having.'
A detachment belonging to the 4Oth Regiment of
to contend with the almost invincible etoriosity. of the Lord Etexesonocoit-What time, Mr. Clarke, HAY AND tsl RAW Pk.IL IAMD. . .
11541111IFIELD.
Foot, maltose head-quarters are at K ikenny, received will it be convenient to put in your counter-plea. •
multitude, who had recourse to every possible stem- Hay, A'S. Is to X • lug.-Uover, A 4 to Xt. C., t
r rders to march from that town, in order to relieve
ta em to gain an entrance. It may truly be said that Mr. CLAttRE-On Thursday, my Lord, I think I StraW, Al. 14.. to .4'a. v..
the detachment of the 49th Regiment. stationed at dnashall lo:revered, if that will meet the convenience
was scarce a square toot of space in the body PRICe. OF HOPo.
Tullamore, and in which place they are to continue ' of the Met.
sew PIAII4.
of the Court that did of find an occupant. Among now POCCUri.
doing duty until further orders. other personi present we noticed Lord Yanseouen Lord Eetememouott-Perh4ps Friday or Stint- Kent 941 us so los m i Kest . 251 us tr. 121 c
• . Detachments belonging to the 7th Dragoon
and Lord MONTIFORD4 day would better suit the t:me of the Court.
_ set Cts_to ell 4341Latnham -AI 04 to 311
itts.9.l 211 !is to 27i us , Susses 2nl its to :c9; 0,4
Esiex
Guards, whose head-quarters are at Clenmel, have
Shortly before eleven o'clock, the King's Counsel Mr. Ctattee-I shall Ise ready whenever your
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been furnished with routes, directing them to pro•
took their places within the bar ; soon after which Lordships shall apreint. COAL M:IRKET, NOVF.MBER 14. ....„ 9
Shirt at Musket. bigitt wild. Priem i
teed forthwith, dismounted, to Callan, New Inn, and
William Ashford, the Appellant, and brother to the Lord ELLESlSOltotscii -IA it be Sattirdity then.
„ 70 Newcastle r, a VOL 04 to 154 44.
Mocklei's Hill, in order to their relieving the detach-
deceased, came in, and was ;laced immediately in Mr. READZ:lt......bliy lands. with your Lordships- 14 se Jo.
e"
14. 344. tut. t 9 4::.. y:.
ments belonging to the 49th Regiment, stationed at lront of his Counsel, Messrs. CLARRII, Guaear, and indulgence, I will offer one word, which Ide with- t Scotch 1 37r. Ott to 99,
' those places, and which have been ordered to pre-
Currre; he is a slight made lad, about 17 years of out meaning to give the slightest offence to any body. 1 chalets t 94.. 6,1. to U.).
awli4ilnitidttsotheoTinoile'a.ter:rviyeroiyitil
description.
thelse ice
rill
morning,
p..
oaltr•silnois,inon.wlgda,-sAi
nhpehcle,er)finns
atu.kinntiefititul,l4emy:i.icf:;td,.:eof:
end to Cork-the dismounted parties belonging to. age, of short Stature, sandy hair, and blue eyes. I need not comment on the awful situation In which ---e----
the 7th Dragoon Guards, are to continue doing u'' About the t: the Appellees Abraham the defendant is placed, both with regard ill your
'entry duty at the stations enumerated, until other
Thornton. was eondocted in at the side door, in the Lordships and to the public. My Learned •Ftiend
which ne.lrly ever y siting
troops are sent to relieve them. custody of Mr. Gibbons, one of the Marshal's men, (Mr. Reynolds) and myself, in the performance of
• Further detachments belonging to the 16th Regi-
and the Gaoler of Warwick Castle. As he came up the antious duty whicat has devolved upon us, have
ment ot Foot, Wee been ordered from Kilkenny,
the Hall, the crowd pressed towards him. in order thought it right to advise the defendant to put in the At Rill jel• Per lb. barren butts. sheep, and pies, e
and on the receipt of the necessary routes, proceeded to gain a view of his person, with such violence, as plea which has been recorded, and we have no diffi- advanced ptices. The Corn Market on Wednesee
to Littleton and New Birmingham, where they are almost to reclude the ossibilit of his advance.-
cony in declaring ghat we !rive dime so in conse• Was WY attend d ; the prices of good samples were
p py
to relieve the detachments belonging to the 49th Re-
He is a man about five feet four inches in height, quence of tote extraordinary and unprecedented pre. readily obtained.
Kiment, at those stations, which afterwards proceeded very fat and robust, with full cheeks, fresh nom- Judiee which has been disseminated against hint About eight months ago, Lady Cesreeiteent: see •
'to Cork, after being replaced by the parties above- plezion, and altogether, Ira a forbidding appearance. throughout the country. far, and obtained frolti Mr. Jamas Da vioo-IN, ‘f '
mentioned-they ate to remain at those out stations
lie bad a smile on his countenance as if Irom confi- Mr. Ccuser now requested a copy of the defen. Hyndley, Liddisdale, the true live representtete la '
,until further orders ; and in consequence Of the vet, dente
dente in a favourable result to she proceedings which dant', plea, which was' handed to him by Mr. Reader. Dandle Dimmer, one of his young mustards, pi' i
mem being reduced to a number inad_erpsete to the k has been thought fit to take against him. Lord ELLEttimeottou-Let us understand this which such respectable mention is made in the s.'`..o-1
performance of the duty required at Kill:cool, the At
eleven
Lord Eeevenntoienif and the other clearly, Mr. Clarke. Do you pray this delay for the 'of Guy Mannering. We hope the Scotch terre: •,..e.
company belonging to it, which 11 was station Judges took their seats on the Bench, having previ. ee at as Purpose of counter-pleading, or merely for • dine behave better than the Hungary dog.
Carlow, has been °reeled to march firm the town ' ously had a consultation in their private Chamber, in genvrolli ? Crime en% INC/MT.-A letter i mom Brigiven, dated
"
in order to its reinforcing the head. quart' of that
the course of which they referred to all the ancient Mr. CLARKe-For November 16, says-•s The disturbances the purpose of counter-plead- w!.ich :r.
.Regiment at Kilkenny. authorities on the subject. All other business having' ng, my bird* ;limited on the sth November, aver produced tie
A detagliment belonging to the 4:11 Dragoons, been deferred, in order first to dispose of this, Lord Keezootortouon-Let, the prisoner be now re- most extreme irritation, and lam ry to ray, t!..t
whose head-qu -riers are at Carlow, has b,-eit ordered
Lord ELLettBrMoVclt addressed' Mr. READER mended, andriet him be again brought up on Satnr- ithe result is likely to produce very retinits crei •
to proceed, dismounted, from that town tp Golden,
Counsel toe Prisoner, and asked him if his client' day next, when I expect the Appellant will be reedy cmeneec. You have already stated the lameneie. -
en order to its relieving the party of the Celli itegi- was in Court? with his counter-plea. death of Mr. Rowees, the Headborough. The Co
ment, which is proceeding to Coik. This detache Mr. READER. -He Is, my Lord. The prisoner was then conducted out of Court in toner's Jury asserre-kd-on Friday se'nniehr, at ' e , ilt
mast as well es those belonging to the 7th Dios
Lord Easosonotont.-Let him be brought for- the same orm in which he had entered. He eths King and Queen Inn. They proce.rded to de inv!:-
loon'Ouerds, -as before mentioned, is to continue ward. . agiin chef object of intense curiosity, and could with Ligation and all the circumstances that occurred, ari
doing the duty el intautry soldiers, until seliertd by The Prisoner was then placed at the•ber between difficulty be conveyed tuelte carriage in which he was sat from day till day, with the omission of S..HA y
ether troops. . Mr. It temot and Mr. Riteveens, both. ef • whom eze taken back to the Islarshaiscae crowd soon after- only, till yesterday afternoon, when they lernegh in
.• The detached military stations in the Ceenty of
ingaged in his behalf. • • . wards dispersed. a Verdict of -" Wilful murder against James Ley, a
ipperary. lately garrisoned by the 49tIr iLegiotent, hit. La 111:exe, Clerk in the Crown reike, Then, Li is eradersebod, that the • only. plea which Mr. /pirate in the 21st regiment of Fusiliers, and ag.t.e,! '
are now occupied by dismounted parties belonging tailed, opera the Prisoner to attend to the Recall eenes can put in on the part of the Appellant is, ,71r. Irdlianti, High-Constable, and 17e. Whi.r, ce er.
io the 7th Dragoon Guards, and 4th leragreess, and while it was .read. The Prisoner bowed assent, and at he is incompetent, from his youth and want of ing, abetting, and comforting the r. :id Jam I,'
by feather detachments belouoing to the Hid* Yout.! Mr. La BLANC proceeded to read the instrument. 'Wily strength, fairly to meet the Appellee in battle. therein." In consequence ot this verdict, V:ATIIT.'.! • .
• ................-.--..... which commenced by stainer, that he, Abraham Upon this plea an argument will be founded es• to the were issued for the apprehensioa of the e no:ore-re.'
• SPORTING lATIELLIG VTR. Thornton, was appealed ft r the wilful murder of power ot the Courno waive the right of battle, and --
BIRTHS.
it'
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Mary Ashford, late of Castle Bromwich, on the 27th , direct. a now trial by Jury. Upon the existence of Saturday sentaight, the Lady of tile Charles Wale, s.b.::• ••ed,
Newmarket Coursing Meeting will commence to this • tight, according to the ancient and unrepeakd Daniht,idtte, a a emu •
of May, at five in the morning, by seizing her with
outs* on Monday the eetth instant. At Cobham, whilst on her way to Loudon, the Lady of Le:-
both his hands, and casting and throwing her into a laws of England there is great doubt, and ultimately taro Hawker, R.N. of a son.
STATEMENT OF I'HE • ODDS ON THE DERBYthe interest of the rocetdinf is seill kept • •
pool of water. wheseby he oecasioned her death
STAKES, tot:l.-N0v.17.
itbe result is anxiously looke for.
DERBY. .• In other respects the Record contained an exact copy pant-( Char'les Stonor, of a WO.
11 to 1 Wit C. tiy Wa, axy, our of Milioniii. - 01 the indictment on which the Prisoner was tried. • tug KING. 41. Wootten.-The defendant has been suDdltT' at Kensington, the Lady of Captain Spence, R.N. of a
daughter.
IS to I apt e. by Sorcerer, tint to Hornby Lass. Mr- La Ilenec concluded by saying-e Alt you served with the following ntitiee from Mre Litchfield, Ac Hke th
..1 14 to 1 apt' b. c. by 0; vino, not 'if Xlegrelta.
Aunty or nut guilty of the, said felony and moroor dated Nov. 11. 1817:-.6' Tithe notice, that the issue On the, e of Lieut. Flowers Beckett, R
Ja.N. of a /OM
yt
Ma. wife
6th at Ebu din the Lad of Sir 1.1...V.2.',
is to 1 apt E. e. b/ Waxy, um of it •I'Ltail.
•• berstof •yoti bland so appealed ?" . . • joined in this prosecution will be tried at the sitting K. C. B. of a son.
. 16 to 1 asst b. e. by Rube's), out to Ny inphita.
as
• If to 1 eget bec. Brother to Crecy. Mr..itEnualt now put Into the Peisoner's band a al Nisi Prim, to be hidden by adjournment, after this MARRIED. '
(MKS. slip of paper,' trcim which Term, in add for the City of Loudon." Nov. t, at the Manse of Ratbven, Jamesitoong, E.g. to no
.Teheo-S to I egit br.f. Lvo, by Wary.
The Pi isOner read-"'Nee GVILTY / AND I AM ________ Mary Janet Dena/dam, youngest daughter of the Rev. Gene
. ' 11 to 1 agat any other.
ss• ikatialdson, Minister ofßathven.
• IC B. The baiting this dry was dull ;at the opeeny, eleven . RUA LW To DEFEND TIIE..IAI4IZ WITII SIT liroDY. ROIIDERIM-Sunday evening, about nine o'clock, Nov. 8, at St. lames's Church, Piccadilly, Mr.Valtrt Burl
! ' • tour was taken about the Miltunia colt, but i,t the clue eleven 1 11
.-X IT. ..X.Welt had likewise • band.d a pair of large as Mrs. A J I Andrews, of Hart•srreet, Bloomsbury, to Eliza, daughter of ax
An o nistms of Stiegmlane, Paddington
the ow was offered, and De uteri. I
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gauntlets or gloves to the prisoner, on. of which he. 1 late Rev. Alex. Gordon, of Diviot. Inierness. I 're.
lewile (0 of a cooper ut that place) was returning •
HUNTING. I put On, and the other, in pursuance of the old forme • Thursday, at Winchester,Captain- "1
the '.s,
late of
c 5.,.,
laird Althorp's Hounds meet to-morrow at Kelmarsh, Friday :he , , . ~ with her youngest son, about nine. years old, from Paymaster of the 58th Re niento Turner,
1 threw down fen tne appellant to take up. Ii WAS Caroline, daughter O. ..1 .
Little Harrowdeu, at half pan ten each day•the haute of a friend in the Portland-road, she was be- D
_ mitt, Esq. Aideentase ot that city.
.' The Duke of Grafton's Hounds • meet to-aiorrow, at Fergen ! not taken up ; and ' at at the entrance of the Regent's Park by three del- .......
• melds;. Friday at Wthitone's Bridge, at kalf past ten eaeh ety. ; Mr. ReaDatt moved, that it should be kept In thi i DIED. •
laws who threw her to the ground, and rifled her April 13, at Masulipatatn, aged about 66 years, Lica:Genet.' •
Lord l'''ase'llia"''" i'Vw"'s asset lbytwi,l* Tht libk'll Cnototly 01 the Officer of the Court.
e, at half past ten. pockets of a fis. token, took her umbrella, and the Croke?, fur upwards of .65 years in the army f the coast.
1 • Ofikky Henna& meet Thuted.ay, at Bromism Green; .
Mr. Le BLANC.-Your plea is that you are not be V
y s bat, and ran off in the direction of Euston.squarr Feb. li, at Batavia, in the prime.of life, Mr. khr. t0:421;:y., •
cloy, at Raessisede , each day at tech guilty, and that you are ready to defend thosaid pie.' ' . second officer on board the PiIIICCSS Charlotte, of Whin.li.7e.,
A robbery of the most nefarious kind was practised East Indiaman.
''' 4liecjuorndon Heim meet to.murrow at Normanton on the with your body t
.4er. Ifriclay; at' *1 me Satchel& ,•,, Saturday, at Bouncy,
The Prisoner. -It is. on a female from the service of Lady Delewar, on Oct. 21, Wily 27th year of his age, of a typhus fever, which he
'l. • ftionaleg•at half. art ten. 2 Saturday night. __ ~ canto while administering the pastoral offices o 7 religion to
Lord 114.1.assoitnucabooTs the Appellant in Court i The young woman left Lady 1). 5 el hi, eeee the Rev. jut,
. , At belliognam Gothania Homed. meet Thursday, at Chelms• s Dor e 011;•tedvik.
4 . . t inn, P.C. Curat .
~,„ '; Stiturday; at N. seboll new ; Monday, Nov. its; at irVitit-1 Mr. Ceanice..-He is, my Loyd. . service on Saturday night, Mr. Williams, the butler, • Sunday se unseat, in his mat year, Walter Godfrenht.l. traz7 •
71i iton Rough', vial inundog at t..'. • Lord liteetesomoutat.-Cell him by name. having paid her ite wages, in aRS note, and smaller years' .
•i. I.urd D•9tiy•s Stag IL ands Lave arrivril at the Oaks, and re , •
rhe Usher then called-'s Wiltient Ashterd, come "es' The young woman had saved aell in her eer, Oct. 12, E 2232 Howell, • labouring man, of the pa: i.h ef ! '...
ce tte belie Istinni:g. ni tetada.-s. ' into 'etude, and part of that was another RS note. She nwnog, Montgonmysialre. In the Meeting he went to the V:- s;
; Court."
H. lollitre,Esog:. 'lox Hous;eis meet Thursday, at Wray Com•kge to procure necessaries for the burial of one of hit et:::iter,
flan's cf" •M •d -the H • i .. • i The Appellant
H. hettirday, at rte.., Ist ay, ..t eta, ta.e , then stood up in front rf Mr. Clarke. pet the news into a pocket as toe es her kneei, and and .
returned towards oome apparently well; but seen -'tit .' ~ •
. toilesery;' Nue. as, at Brucldsam ; Saturday, •Nost, gu, at du i
I Lord Eteenotonoun.-.What have you got to sity en another pocket en the same title'higher up, she
/ 1. . A was found a corpse on the road side.
, Helty.lime. Mr, Clarke ? • had her watch. Oa her way through Baker-street- Oct. VS, at Bridgnorth, in the tame hour, Mr. John IT•:.!re
."
Thy saran) Foe .11"m48 "illprzd'Y'" Keaton cm" ;1 Mr. CLARKE-My Lcrd. I did not ' * " .s• -North to the house of a married couple. where she end his wife, an industrious labouring couple. He was in Er $.6
. ••.y, et the Deo, Widlniphant. itime . expect at this ad followed his doll
ylabour '.!:
until a few days before
'I'M banderetwel Harlem meet Mondays, Widnescrayi, ar,d of day, that din sort eit demand would have was invited to a temporary residence, she observed a ytar also
dente,
Alas did his wife. Ho bad served in the Ist kitr:•::c:.t
today., at Kennel; three tuilergistnnt Itoill C.oydon. !. been made. I must confess lam surprised that the genteel 'dressed man in black loitering Fest before 'or Guards 101' 23 years.
• The Hatfield Hotrods meet Thursday, at Brow:water; Suer., charge against the prisoner should be put to issue in and then behind her. He at length 'addressed him. sleet:Rea Oneeaceza•-Satnrday se'tntight, at Kenclni.,.i•.
- .., y, at Warren Gate, at ten,
this way. The trial by battle is an obsolete practice self to her, but she declined makidg him any answer, Jain. Rubinson, seed 85 years. He was of a good fan.ii;•, in s
'llse Best kWit Fox Haan& Suet Thursday, at Genera
which neighbouring part of Lancashire, sad became a merchant :H ea: :.
R . eir park Gate; Saturday, at Maths Hail, at ten each day. has long since been out of use ; and -it would as she became timid. '
She had a basket and k bundle yosith,at Liverpool, where be failed; since which time he his I.
..- r. Curler's Hounds mow Thirselay, at Illockatoor High her hand, and
appear m me extraordinary indeed, if the person in scarcely any one was in the *treat a
• Very singular life in Kendal. He was very panimoninto, "i: Ls
Wised"; Siturday, at Hatfield Town. who hos murdered the sister should, as the Lee-exists He pressed hh importunities and put his UM round love of money, in many instances, gave way to his ; re•nkc:i,,t
in these enlightened rimes, be alluweet to prove his that in which she held her basket, she observed that for whim and eccentricity. He had a horse on keep many eras
'' Mr. P. Moors, one of the Committee of Manage- innocence by murdering the brother also, or, at least, hisfingers were Covered with rings. She begged him at the Angel Inn, Kendal, but never rode it, for if lie we•:; a
'menlot Drury-lute Theatre, did a very king in
thing by an attempt to do so. to MAIM her, stades, that she was only a„
who journey (.vbicb was frequently the case) he led the atro•:. ;tic
servant whole way ; and whenever asked by an acquaintance to! :
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• . g week me the humbler members ot the Drnti- , Lord Eeeatidenclueit-It is the law of England, had just left her place, and that a gentleman like him Ms answer was-" ' I have not time to go with thee to i.a . ;
' :Company There are depending upon that es- Mr. Clarke, we mast not call it murder. . could not have any thing to say to a person in her The horse was killed by the humanity ut his master, t.:r I; .: •- i
• ", . islllllBllt VW families, etintMtliDg about 800 Per. ' Mie.CLAKIte-I 'may have used too strong in ex- humble life. The fellow became the more importu- rally died oldie fat-rot from want of exercise. He kept ....2..: "
• !. „s. Of these several were fallilig! into want from. 'renew, my bird, in saying murdering the btother; ping, affected to pity her situation, and offered to re- pointer
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sadden tkisttitepot then:employment. Mr. Monne buts at all events, it is nu less than killing. I appre- !eve her at the moment taking her under his pro- one, and annually took out a game licence • but Es pl:r of
future operations in this, as in all ether cases, rem'ained i::'os.'..si
-• .49.540 etilll the Treasurer a sum' isimulary. out of • bend, buiveier, that the course to be taken is, in a tection. He continued in this for some time, walk. to the day of his death, for he never went a.iehooting. 'I he t.:ra •
bids the -Mittal.werkir paytisent was made to theme great measure, discretionary ; and it will be for the ing very close to the young woman, until at last he of commencing sportsman bad not left hint at the age of SI, 14%
014 gradually repaid by 1111411 deductions limn their Court to determine, under all the circumstances. witl,ed Ler gem, night and left her. She soon after a few wfeas before he died,hr provided a number of ii. w 1%.4-1!
•.• • • ... proper or the purpose nig Some the game lie skunk:ad
, mow Wales- whether they will permit a battle to bee waged. in this discovered, on gning into a shop, that her pocket- this season.
A Tees* an inquisition was taken at Abbot's Brent- cabs or not? It is not entirely se ith the appellee to book containing the notes was gone. Utifortuaately --" -__----
a ~.. of CV*. %Wok, AU iIIIARt, who decide what it shall be fit to do. The Court will no she never saw the villain's face, bat be appearedPßlCF. OF STOCKS YP.S'ITRDAY.
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van Lined by wbce -.- passing doilbt look to the person of the appellant. and seeing about five feet eight inches, and had on black Red. 821. 83
r - • ' bad • Verdictooaccidental death. that he is weak of body; as it is evident, and by no "elm. The number of the rit6 note p •India Bonds, 94 )9 pr.
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at . Each. Bille (44.) v 9 95 pre.
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-V gaol,, means capable ot combating in battle with the ap- the butler will most likely be traced. The girl 4 per Cent. R 9-1,1 ---•"-.-- (M.) CO 21 lie . • .
'saw?) Jones, a tramping woman, c arse on the pellee, they will, perhaps, nut permit the issue to be gave "thalluation of the robbery at Marlborough- Spit et. icseeti Cons. for Arc. 83:2 i ;
eswoes with the wilful murder of her male out upon pampa contest. street, at the close of businesa on S rd • h
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old, about five months, foo Mr. Justice BAYLES-Have yoe any authority, she appeared frank at having thus been bereft of the HIGH Vezkle.Ct 'W MOSisaii IN Al' LONDON liitto.;.• t
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. ;hatch in a rick yard near . Mr. Clarke, to support that proposition. savings of her whole life's sere de. • -
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