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litel to est jails Dunhail, &rester, titkenfon, and Ha.
velltin,nn tallith tan deal, tr. were had. To thefe we
- may add the cafe of ex parte Aldridge, which. was a
tingular application to the Court on behalf of a par-
cel of pupil., to know who should he thtir (chord-
. Matter. The Loan CRANCILLOI obferved, that as
the Chriftmas feltival was approaching, 'alien for
Tome time juvenile indruetion would be fuipended,
the decifion might very conveniently be poftponed
until after the holidays.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER as.
11161ILY o. DANIIL.
• This was an aftion brought by the Plaintiff, a fta-
tioner and mathematical inttrement maker, living in
the Min.zies, againft the Defendant, an apothecary
and chyteeik refilling at Wapping, to recover dama-
ge+, for two libels, publilbed by delire of the Defen
dant. The declaration contained fix counts : the
three SA charging the Plaintiff with being concern-
ed in the huh rebellion of 5798, and the three laft
with. being a fuborner of fella witneffes. To the
three lag countt the Defendant had put in a fpecial
plea of juili6cation, arid to the oilier three pleaded
the gretal iffue.
Serpent Smetana% as Counfel for the Plaintiff,
fated, that they were as malignantly fcirrrilous as
they were fiupid ; that they were libels againti a cha-
riybk focietTi to which Mr. Barry belonged :—he
faid, he believed the Plaintiff was an Irillirnan, and
that midi of the Members of that relpeetable Society
were alto ',Amen. It was neceffary, he laid, that
the Court and the Jury might undertiand this libel
when read, to let them into Tome of the hiftory of it.
In the year 1797, Mr. Barry bad fome dealings with
at American Captain, of the name of Healy, and,
bating fold hire tome goods, was obliged to bring an
alias apish him for the amount. The Captain
put in. boil, failed for America, and never fierce te-
nnis", In that article the Plaintiff was nonfuited,
se aceseat of a witoefs for Mr. Barry declaring that
be bid been bribed by Mat. A report of that tank
appealed nest day in a newfpaper. Ice Jane, 1803,
the. Defendant got a number of bills printed, and
fifth is different pans of the town : which, though
tot dire** naming the Plaintiff, yet, it would be im-
peril& sot to know he was meant, on account of the
sans. add the report of it in the paper alluded to.
The fir& libel was as follows :
Ramp& nesibem-Oa ?Maw plasm, sloe. a grad pro-
WNW On !Hbersissi Rogge& Hishas are waked to panda
M tbekws) between the bears al tea and four, from
to a new baildhi, Pena Gardens, itatdiff Highway, I
Mar Silk reeve lank: from theme Cusanbary Hods This
neenal is caned Tbe United Irtflunees Waimea Royal Mariaer's
tbdiz 'lts sasetiog win be coodskited and beaded by Tommy
Depot, Grand; !lobby Scout. Omni Scribe; sad Paddy
tWlenr ey, Muir of the Ceremostim Osborne. of Mk witscrcs
eirinlinawitan Captains tut His thee was a note at tbe braces,
• She Pans Luker el the at& et February. SUM;
e
emf wishilamily me metlesme of
IRR, vermar We miNannlee,
Mara men
teat mutt/t-
-. aVim pr ster& We of
MUM, If wHing eery. is Carie the Royal Navy, aad the
now swim Ore.Menea. Some Osarim eat will earth
Sow ittmees Coal-1644 Gress lurk ar Deng Wbart, to
. itedllee we weredloga NI soder the yeti of aseraihy.
"Rf Orden of the Society.
PAT. WiLIIIINILY,
W . M. Mono*.
1, Tyke sad Leastre
a te.>L Mow shksmsr hineyers will attend the proceNen,
AMIN le seelleis mreseolossoa Remo, my jewels, via. to
Swailipfi t?tese, fetripertet."
The faxed libel was,
A widen the pobee. more pardedariy poet from
Allewlee. TIM Ittergades twit Is expeditd to be held at &Ogee
cried, The Leeks Hasiners Lodge, Pen firms, near Wdietok
fragesm Mod* met. J*083,1 IN 5804, at keen o'clock in
the etheleS ; the awake will be concluded by feme very cusines
eltaradters, mini of whom have difirseefully violated the t..oft
kited ties Huse order. Notice, the priminal leader. Commodore
esleanwy, was &melee esbaurearlos to reborn a talk wit-
ted' wine. es Americas Csgmin, in the Court of Sines Iftwch,
elk the is* of Febroary, ty9y. From the tmetettaatrie exertions
aseder the lewards tomimed cal this accabon, &Indian of the molt
Cyptims Item St. Cather.oe's-lane, Harrod's-alley.
dr# t r Banke. Nightirigale-Nne, Vinegar-yard, Blucgate-
ietde, New Greed lens, nisch Bear alley, its. kr- A very tie'
rot wimpany. so doubt, will attend.
rodent woman
Gleff!--Win any gentleman intrnduce a or
r 23 man of Isomer be teen to &Societe with fads • motley
N. atrioures ea the combut!! of the stewards will appear,
tf mosea•y."
Serjeant Smarmier> made pointed obfcreations on
every lenience of there papers, and concluded by cal.
ling on the Jury for ample damages.
Thomas Jones, who is in the employment of the
Plaintiff, was called to prove that he was a riationer
and mathematical inftrument maker, and that his
dealings were principally with American Certain'.
On his croft examination, he faid the Plaintiff had
belonged to the Old Royal Naval Lodge of Matons,
and that lately he became a member of the Royal
Mariners' Lodge. and that he brought with him
fome Members of the old lodge, and that it was in
tine, 18°3. they became renegade from the old
lodge to the new.
Robert Lehly proved the exi:lence of the Mafonic
Charity Society for clothing and educating the chil-
dren of indigent mafons, and that the Plaintiff was a
fubferiber to it.
On his crofoexamination, he laid he belonged to
the Royal Marineri' Lodge, and never bad belonged
to the Royal Naval. and that he fupprfed he was the
pylon meant by Bobby Scoot, as he was Secretary.
The tabellihn of 1798, in Ireland, was then proved
by the King's Proclamation in the Gazette.
The record in the caofe of Barry egairdi llealy
tried in the Court of King's Bench before Lord
Ton, on on the tjth of February 5797, was then pro-
duced by Mr. Nov, attorney for the prefent Defen-
dant. He deputed that in the vial in 1797 he was
attorney for the Defendant. that it was for the tccro
very of 401. the value of forne gods alledgetidon to be
fold to the Defendant; and, upi that occa
Mr. ERSILIST. in liatit g. the Plaintiff's cafe, laid,
that he would lave the Loran trouble, and call a
witnets of the name of Jones, who would prove the
delivery of the lart parcel of goods, and an acknow-
ledgment from the Captain to pay the money.—
Jones was accordingly called, and anfwered to that
name ; when the boi•k was offered to him, he laid
Isis name was nut John
„Vines, that his name was
John Solomon. Lord on creed him what he
means.? the witnefs laid, that if the Plaintiff was
called, he world tell the nh, it leery. The
was cdi'etl, aad they w• tc c, or.zt `,•;•intriti Cacti
Hated that he knew .1 .•
liked by Mr. Barry to fear 11: • :rt
Defendant's fliip, and low poi the
ed, and that the Captain I • , pi ,m:f,
them i he then produced a obi

at hat `•:c

been given to hint, as inflredions, and laid that
had been,at the huuft of the Plaintiff, who, after ist.l
Ilrußing hiM in what he fhould fay, brought hint to
Mr. Harrifon, his attorney at that time, who took
down his telliinony ; he faid he had, when the Plain-
tiff applied to him, undertaken to give evidence on
porpofe to expofe him, and that the Plaintiff made
him take the name rf Jones, when he went to Mr.
Harrifon, as his teal eof Solomon appeare fo
much like a Jew's name. He then faid he wentd im-
mediately to the Defendant's attorney, and told him
what had paffed, and that he ferved him with a fob-
pone ; he alai threw a guinea upon the table, which
he raid he had got from Barry, and that when the
trial was over he was to get four more. Mr. Erfkine
Otto °hitt ved, be was vet y glad, fur the honour of
the profeffion, that neither of the attornies had been
concerned in ;t. Lord Kenyon commended the man
for what he did, and faid he did not know whether
he ought not at once to commit the Plaintiff, but at
any rate that he (hould be indicted. Mr. Noy, on his
crofs-examination, faid he did not know who r.
Solomon was, except that he told him he was a fur-
rier, and that he gave him three guineas for his ho-
nelly, by the defire of Mr. Bulber, who bad been
one of the Defendant's bail.
John Skirvin, a printer, depofed, that the Defen
data hewed him a manufcript to the fame effat as
one of the libels, but did not reeolle& that be offered
it to him to print.
Lawrence Thompfon, the perfon who printed the I
libels, laid, that he printed them for the Royal Naval I
Lodge, of which the Defendant was mailer ; he did
not know who was the author, they were brought to
him by the Secretary, and he printed about
too
of
them, the greater part ef which he delivered to the
bill flicker: the tnanufcript of the target bill was in the
band writing of the Defendant, but the other was not.
Charles Offoornehad formerly been an apprentice to
Mr. Daniel, and law hint wtite the libel; be faid
theie was mote in the manufcript than in the bill,
be that the manufcript contained every thing that is
in the bill. Mr. Daniel' told him that by Paddy
O'Blainee he meant Barry, wJho had, he faid, treat-
'
ed him very al, and that he intended to cot hint up
like mince meat.
Patrick Murphy, a bircuit-baker in Wapping, de-
Refill, that 'the hills had bees given to him by
Mold's (crowd, entitled in a cover, which was di.
reilMd to him Of the band writing,of the Defendant.
as was proved by the former witnefs.
William Williams, waiter at the New York Coffee-
bottle, much frequented by American Captains, faid,
that a large bundle of the bills had been left on the
table early one morning by a little dirty boy, who
immediately went away. '
John Hebbourn, a waterman, laid, he got tome
of the bills Eton. Daniel, for the porpofe of leaving
them on board American (hips, and that he did fo,
and was paid for it.
•Setjeant Cocxxe, for the Defendant, faid, that as
to the charge of fuboruing a winters, be believed his
Lear:- ed E
brotherthe would not conte that it was not
jellified tellimony of Mr. Noy; but if the
Court did not think it was fulficiently made out, he
could give Ilill (ironer proofs of it.
Mr. Juflice ROM( e laid, he believed his brother
C. ale need not give himfelf any farther trouble
about mailing out the jollification ; that he under-
and he had no doubt the Gentlemen of the
Jury alto thought the jollification was fufficiently
ellablillicd by the teflimony of Mr. Noy. The Jury
fignified their perfee fatisfaaion.
The Learned Serjeant then faid, that as to the
other count he could not, in point of law or filet, dif-
pute it, there ran be a verdia epic& his Client.—
That the only confideration now for the Jury was the
amcunt of the damages they would give to the Plain-
tiff. He laid there was in proof before them, that
the Plaintiff was a member of an ancient lodge,
called the Royal Naval Lodge, and that he and lonic
others became feceders from it ; on which account
there was a kind cf war catried on between the
members of the old and new lodges : this, he laid,
was an account of the whole bufincfs ; and ridiculed
the idea, that any part of the libels had the flighteß
ten otat to the lona rebellion. He then, with great
ingenuity. explained the different paffages in the li-
bel. putting on every fentence a conflration widely
different from that laid down by Serjeant Shepherd.
Mr. Jake Rooas obferved to the Jury, that the
juftification to thole enunu in the declaration, chug-
ii
g the Defendant with fuboruing a witnefs, was I
clearly made out, and that as to the other counts, if
they Ihould be of opinion that the libel applied to any
thing treafunable, the damages they would give,
(hould be ferious; but, if on the other hand. it (hould
appear to them that it applied merely to the internal
government of thefe Mafonic Lodges,be then thought
the damages (hould be but nominal. The Jury tn-
llantly gave a Verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages
Putty (billings.

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A human &dam was lately found in a field at
North Stow, Norfolk, which was quite perfeCt, and
it is foppored had not been buried more than feven
or eight years.
Sunday evening as two children of Mr. Cotterel,
in North•place, Gray's inn-lane, the eldell about fix
years of age, were playing in the parlour, in the ab-
fence of their parents, their clothes canght fire. and
they were burnt in a dreadful manner, before the
(errant could get water to fupprefs the flames.—lt
is to be regretted that it is not generally known that
(mothering the flames, by rolling the perfon in a car-
pet, blanket, great coat, &c. is the mull effeaual me-
thod of extinguifbing them.
', The Hare and many friends" is an excellent
fable, but the hare and swim arises is a valuable
true linty, as the following intiante will evince. An
elderly lady, *An refides in the country, fent, a year
or two fence, to a niece in town, a Cbriflmas hare;
with a letter of advice, that the would find a prefent
within its haunch. This proved to be a Share
of a Lottery Ticket, that fhe had purchafed at a
cruntry race, and which, as is well known to a
It•v;e uncle of acquaintance, gained the niece rsso
TIRAISA.: 0 V`UN I'S. it is conceived. however, that
this fpecies of Cir Visas 6:x, whether difpatched from
the c.nintry to town, or from town in the country,
wr old in fir rrt,r-2 lately incinied in a poit letter,
:!:..ti in tl.c I.•.dy of an animal whim*: cunning
t, nft.n chararie,ilcd 'O, a 0 .c:•,:e away."—This ad
vice is rec..:l.::ly lealt•nattle at a I:l,,ment when a
LW-U.l yit Ll'.?t:k.iing, which A!.,,ur,ls with an unpu-
cedeotcd uurtilp.i a capital Piiii.es.

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11,14031115°11e... been given to tins, as infiroaions, and Lid that b
fated to expand Dunhell, Streeter, tiekenfon, *net Ha. had been,at the houfe of the Plaintiff, who, after it
brought him I
. • tin add the cafe of repine Aldridge, which. was a Mr. Harrifon, his attorney at that time, who tot
gular application to the Court on behalf of a par- down his telliinony ;he faid he had, when the Plai
k,
cel of pupils, to know who Untold he thtir (choral- tiff applied to him, undertaken to
thgive
Plain evidence
• trader. The Lotto Ca saner Loa olsferved, that as porpote to etpofe him, ae tiff ma
the Chrittmas feltival was approaching, when for him takeon, stab
the
isamreal name Solomon
t • the decifton night very conveniently be poftponed much like a Jew's name. He then faid he went i
until after the holidays. mediately to the Defendant's attorney, and told It
—....., what had paffcd, and that he lerved him with a I
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER at. Nana he alfo threw a guinea upon the table, wh
% • 111611tY V. DANIIL. he laid lie had got from B.trry, and that when
• This was an *llion brought by the Plaintiff, a fta. trial was over he was to get four more. Mr. Erik
honer and mathematical inttrament maker, listing in thendo obloved, lie was vet y glad, for the bottom
the Minozies, againd the Defendant, an apothecary profedion, that neither of the attornies had It
't- and chytesid. r
ely, at Wapping, to recover dams- concerned in ;t. Lord Kenyon commended the s
get, for two libels, publiftted by define of the Defeo for what he did, and faid he did not know whet
• dank.. The declaration contained fix counts : the he oughtthat lie fhould be i not at once to comndiaed . mit thc PMr. lainNoy , tiff. bot
u
three B charging the Plaintiff with being concern
. any rate
A
' ed in the Itifh rebellion of 1798, and the three lift crofs-examination, Paid he did not know who
with. being a tuborner of (alto witneffes. To the Solomon was, except that he told him he was a
diddled counts the Defendant had put in a fpecial tier, and that he gave him three guineas for his
plus a juilidcation, and to the other three pleaded nefty. by the de fire of Mr. Bother, who bad I
the en
iffue. one of the Defendant's bail.
to Sme
tana% as Counfel for the Plaintiff, John Skirvin, a printer, depofed, that the Di
fated, that they were as malignantly fcismilous as data (hewed him a manufcript to the fame effel
they wet* dupid ; that they were libels againft a cha. one of the libels, but did not !toile& that be oil
eirsible fociety, to which Mr. Barry belonged :—he it to him to print.
field, he believed the Plaintiff was an Irifliman, and Lawrence Thompfon, the perfon who primet
that molt of the Members of that relpeaable Society libels, laid, that he printed them for the Royal b
were alto Itithenen. It was neceffary, he hid, that Lodge, of which the Defendant was matter ; h
then ourt and the Jury might underhand this libel not know who was the author, they were hroug
• when read, to let them into Tome of the hillory of it. him by the Secretary, and he printed about .4(
In the year 1797, Mr. Barry had fome dealings with them, the greater part el which he delivered it
ed American Captain, of the name of Healy, and, bill flicker: the tnannfcript O. the target bill was'
OP'S;fold hi* tome goods, was obliged to bring an hand writing of the Defendant, but the other wa
sada alpha him for the amount. The Captain Charles Offaornehad formerly been an apprent
pot it
t bail, failed for America, and never fusee te- Mr. Daniel, and taw him write the libel ;be
cps
wed lo that solos the Plaintiff was nonfuited, theme was mote in the manufcript than in the
es ammo of a witnefs for Mr. Barry declaring that bof that the manufcript contained every thing t
• he bo been bribed by Mom A report of ghat naufe in the bill. Mr. Daniet told him that by I
elppeared oast day in a newfpaper. Is Jane. tilos, O'lllafney he meant Barry, who had, he faid,
abe.Diesodant goe a number of hills printed, and ed him very ill, and that he intended to cot hi
Boat isi different parts of the town : which, though like mince meat.
dot dkealy naming the Plaintiff, yet, it would be hn- Patrick Murphy, a Walk-baker in Wapping
parable sot to know he was meant, on re
1l of the Daniel's
that . the bills bad been given to hi
adios. add the report of it in the paper alluded to. Daniel's fervent, endoled in a cover, which I
The half libel was as follows : reeled to him sit the hand writing.of the Defer
a atinsosaeakine**oB /Mal§ Jose sea tea as was proved by the former witnefs.
eilliwe M labereise hems& Mahee are tomes Wallow; Williams, waiter at the New York f
' =llm *awn) between the boon ot tea end few, fro book, much frequented by American Captaint
is a sew atandbl, Pere Gardens. Ravel° HigbwaT• that a large bundle of the bills had been left
mtartbitaPeZiktihotedf"*"•bit,H=a" ''
..C'''''bs'Ywaimaa goolistiaeageThis, table early one morning by a little dirty boy
suen
The seresinewUlnecondaaed sod beaded by Tommy immediately went away.
Say
Depot, Oland; !abbe Seas; Grad Scribe; mad Paddy John Hebbourn, a waterman, raid. he got
0 s Mileeef the Cove
lahavacv if hge vialcirea of the bills hon. Daniel, for the purpote of 1
:Civetaserican Careallea_ tea Ws then woos Detest the bottom,
. Ili Nut Lit,w, a sh. seth at retwwwy. t5,,,,i; them on board American (hips, and that he I
Mak abet geethenes etiet refeederbiliti, from had Mast. and was paid for it.
, win Ponaf• atWaler um ling Wcifeaa. We Meat mend •Setjeant Coctea, for the Defendant, hid,
011eoei if leNitseajordebt4 .tbeil_4l4 Newf. soothe to the charge of fuborning a winters, be belie
• NOW simian coommoo. Some vmmsy siree MS mare!
elm soy roods% o,,,i_ihee., oewei seek wpm whwes,ew Learned Brother would not contend. that it 1
. Indian as maredimp al soder Ms prli of worality. jellified by the tellimony of Mr. Noy ; but
- oay Order of tba Society, . Court slid not think it was fufficiently made I
. PAT. OTIAIIIIN ST% could give dill flronger proofs of it.
. * W. m. Moms*. Mr. Jullice Rooxe laid, he believed his
oTgkr and Leaiwe Matter.
o is: s. mu. atm" h„,,,,,, stilt attend the medial. C, ckle need not give hinsfelf any farther
• bad 1111/110.1s onfirbeftWe. Repair, my jewels, via., to about making out the jollification ; that he
theilbsmies heoigo& t.edge, fetripttrsa." :i aocl, and he had no doubt the Gentlemet
• . . The &rend libel was, Jury alto thought the jollification was foil A
midi° PI the P.alit. mare Pertkihril. r2tlgrilen tetra ellablilhed by the teflimony of Mr. Noy. T
Answiee. 'The lesegades ball Is expeditd to be held at apiece
wiled, The Looks madmen Ledge. pa anti,
'soli welled.. fignified their perfra fatisfaaion.
*an. as Tholdwl hoe. PaearT 19• egos, at keen rieteek in The Learned Serjeant then faid, that a
.. on ensome; the awedog willbe weasel:l4bl tome very curious other count he could not, in point of law or 1
ebemaele• nreal of whets have dkneviellt tetaleted the "a pute it there moll be a verdia azainft his C
ofieltasommi.awtabea„„eudwaer• 14:174..„„tinthe Priagirdy, fies,,bduerw,'Cana frif:d•rewit. That die only confederation now for the Jury
"dot ,„ A.„0,,„ cm,,b,, ic, the coot of Kato ne,,eh, amount of the damages they would give to tl
lathe 'gib of Febewy, tier. From use ineeratteabk exertions tiff. He laid there was in proof before the
...mtasedef the Ulm* ettli‘ored on tide aaaafica4 a kkaaaa of the melt the Plaintiff was a member of an ancien
cfl'ehne rem st• esthcr‘ite'"ne. HarrutrsaileY' called the Royal Naval Lodge, and that he :
lie *ctre BUikel tdebtiosslossne, Vinegar-yard, Bluegate-
Ague, New Gem, wws. Bud, Dm ency, am sm. A ten eie. others became feeeders from it ; on which
Imo ealogiany. so doubt, trill attend. there was a kind el war catried on bat
.5 chsere—ww any gentleman introduce a rudest woman for members of the old and new lodges : this,
r=Tman of moo" be teen to eff°etete with furl • motley was an account of the whole bound's ; and
!-;",--u ,B. striaures ea am wwwiud of the steward. will appear, the idea, that any part of the libels had the
It sosolra.y." tenotea to the Infli rebellion. He then, s
- Serjeant Smarmsan made pointsd obtervations on ingenuity, ezplained the different pa ago
‘, every lenience of thefe papers, and concluded by cal• bel. putting o every lenience a conruftit
ling on the Jury for ample damages. di f tat laid down by Serjeant I
Thomas Jones, who is in the employment of the Mr. Jullice Rooms obferved to the Jury,
Plaintiff. was called to prove that he was a itationer jullification to thole counts in the declaratit
wit
and mathematical intliument maker, and that his I: g the Defendant with fuboruing a
dealcroftings we rincipanationlly with American Captainhad they s. clearly
opinion that the libel appl
belonged to the Old Royal Naval Lodge of Maloof., thing treafunable, the damages they we
and that lately he became a member of the Royal fhould be ferious; but, if on the other bath
Mariners' Lodge. and that he brought with him appear to them that it applied merely to tl
fome Members ef the old lodge, and that it was in government of thefe Mafonic Lodges,be tht
June,lgoe, they becarn: renegade from the old the damages thould be but nominal. Th
lodge to the new. flantly gave a Verdict for the Platntiff-
Robert Ledly proved the exidence of the bfafonic forty (billings.
Charity Society for clothing and educating the chil- -------
iiik dren of indigent mafons, and that the Plaintiff was a A human fkeleton was lately found in
fubferiber to it. North Stow, Norfolk, which was quite p
On his crofs-examination, he hid he belonged to it is dippored had not been buried more
the Royal Mariner' Lodge, and never bad belonged or eight years.
. to the Royal Navel. and that he fupprfed he
was the Sunday evening as kwon children of M
,
; I pylon meant by Bobby Scoot, as he was Secretary. in North-place, Gray's ilane, the elde
• The rebellltsn of 1798, in Ireland, was then proved years of age, werc playing in the parlour
. by the King's Proclamation in
Be Gazette. fence of their parents. their clothes cang
t ; The record in the caofe of Barry egaialt Healy they were burnt in a dreadful manner,
tried in the Court of King's Bench before Lord Ken- (errant could get water to fupprefs the
Ton, on the tjth of February 5797, was then pro- is to be regretted that it is ItOt generally
I ' ' dui
by Mr. Nov, attorney for the prefent Defeo- (mothering thc flames, by rolling muff
dant. He deputed that in the trial in 1797 he WAS pet, blanket, great coat, &c. is the I
• attorney for the Defendant. that it was for the tecn• thud of extinguaing them.
very of 401. the value of loose goods alledged to be " The Hare and many friends" is
'I fold to the Defendant; and, upon that °teat-ton fable, but the hare and sway plasm it
Mr. EatILIST. in datit.g. the Plaintifrs cafe, laid, true limy, as the following inftenee will
that he would lave the Loon trouble, and call a elderly lady, who reddes in the country
witnefs of the name of Jones, who would prove the or two fence, to a niece in town, a Cbt
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1 s delivery of the lalt parcel of goods, and an a:know- with a letter of advice, that the would I
ledg•nent from the Captain to pay the money.— within its paunch. This proved to
. . Jones was accordingly called, and sofa died to that o a Lottery
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andicket, that (hehs
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name ; when the book was offered to him, he faid of untr which, as i
Isis name was not John )ntics, that his name W.V. 1t.,4C COCIC Of acquaintance, gained d
i John Solomon. Lord 1.. e:,,.. on afked him what he TIRAISA.:O ir'UNI.S. It is CMICCiVed, I
i 1 weans.? the witnefs laid, that if the Plaintiff was this fpecies of Ctrifinsaa 6:•,x, whether dif
i, i walled, he world tell the wh-le leery. The Plai Aid' the c•ointry to town, or from town to
vas cd,',..,.1, .i.ii they v, ,c m 1 ior.tc.'. L.,•:',IncIIII:ICII w, old In f a rri•re tatciy inclnied in
dated that he knew tiothit c. 1:• c ca f... I-it hat den :nan in tl.c 1..2y of an animal w
dr,_ aired by Mr. Barry tn facia lie • :nt ,it 1,•,.1r,1 the Is Ocl^O (h.tfArll,ilcd Ly A " .c;,.., aht)
t' N, Defendant's flip, and law 1,1,1 lf t 1.,: ;, k!: del,/cr• rice is pec..:l.::ly teal( r.alale at a 1:1,,I
\ eel, and that the Captain I• . pi ir0f....: 1 i., i. i• 1.,t Lottci i i-, ••h.m.:,ling, whiih al.,,ur,:s I
thaw; he then produced a I...tes:, ss hioll he laud Oat! , coleolcd numbs: t.. 1 capital Pliact.
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