The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-12 00:00:00

SATURDAY.

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o easpstrasi.n6Ni
bfabcs-,
Bright, and Co., applied to Mr. Mansfield, through his attor-
ney,ary
ship
Caroline,belonging
Mr. Pemberton, to re-open a case which had been heard
and disposed of on Thursday. It appears that on the evening
of the previous day he had received a summons, taken out by
his first and second mates, to appear on the following day to
ansvvet, a claim for wages. He attended, and shortly stated
the case to a solicitor in court, and from a want of a proper
understanding of the matter a postponement was not asked for,
as there was not sufficient time to make the necessary investi-
gations. Mr. Pemberton stated that the mates had been guilty
of great neglect of duty, which at that time it was impossible
to ascertain, and that the claim for which a decision had been
given was considerably too much, as appeared upon a proper
investigation of the accounts.—Mr. Dodd, on the part of the
mates, opposed a re-opening of the case upon general grounds
of princip!e, with which Mr. Mansfield concurred, and, there-
fore, refused the application.—This appear& to us to be a case of
uncommon hardship, arising, no doubt, under peculiarly un-
fortunate circumstances.

EmßEzzi,EmENT.L:iiitnes Finnigan, a boy, was charged with
embezzling certain small sums of money, the property of Wil-
liam Archer, his master. The prisoner was in the habit of
being sent with money to buy harm, which, instead of paying
for, he kept.---Committed for trial.
Mr, Johp Waters, weight taker, in the employ of Mess?

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in the Viet, bf
ter with stealing cotton from a vessel lying be the Hornby and Co., and Henry Anderson were charg.-.--
Dock, and the former with being accessory to t hard,
giving the prisoner an order for his admission, no ;ta:
with dress t
the
belonging
dress
vessel. Mr. Waters said that it was an incautious,.s. Pi
part, and that he had no interest in the prisoners after eray,
Mansfield took a similar view of the matter, and, alle 019
mand, discharged him ; Anderson was remanded for
:teapot
A SLY THIEF.—Ann Thompson was charged for:f tbel;
secutrix proved meeting the prisoner on the stairs l'i or tn."
tte ,111.
cotnocAeanlieiad holnahtheerspoenr.soTn.l_ie
cdoattingmb.tier. " her hL)
The remainder of the cases were devoid of public to
.

YESTERDAY. „ wl}o, 0
ROBBERY IN BANNISTER-STREET.—Two men'
hogeu or
themselves to be drivers of spring carts, were e.tcboutA
attacking an elderly man in Brunswick-street, at In nri‘sn,
Saturday night, and robbing him of nearly...i.2. 11'4'
whose features might have been cast in iron, Z,
faced" did they appear—attempted to put on a lo;rtheo_l,2
cence, and whilst one of them set to " blubbertngli nisblortkr
declared he had never seen the complainant in ,e; toe of
born days." The complainant was in liquor at to die IA
1., to to,
occurrence, and unable to swear very distinct,' too, jo
soners, but their movements Lad been watched nYucesol
in plain clothes, who, after a sharp chase, had 6_ 'for t
capturing them. They were each sent to prison A
months, as a warning to them to keep " better honl1.9,011.5
POCKET PICKING BY .JUVENILES.—Three_ eel
sp
charged with picking a servant girl's pocket of 1°:;50100M
in Park-lane, on Saturday evening. A person P 010.4,
the street saw them " fumbling', about the yountotritr
dress, and on their coming out of the shop they In' ove,.
when it was found that they had abstracted hatt,.ued
from her pocket. The eldest, Maloney, was pan,'" ontbetil
weeks' imprisonment, and the other two with onepr
The youngest of all, who appeared to be about se
.e."
years old, had been six times previously commit 019,
PASSING BASE COIN.—A woman was brought uPot
of passing a bad sixpence to a girl, in part PaYm.ttenco
caps. There was also a similar charge against her 101...,:s notly
to pass a bad sixpence on another girl. The case Tbeforeticli
made out, as it appeared that some time elaPse,4 •'1
otit• 0
cap-dealer discovered that the money was bad, .0
,400
tM
she had had transactions with other ctutotriers; "lot bc
prisoner had never been heard of at the Police-c 0 0/
Mr. Mansfield ordered her to be
.e discharn•ed.
ILLEGALLY PAWNING.—A fema named Anil
charged with stealing a pair of blankets, of a wl"s'ent.
from whom she bad taken a " furnished ails er";di
appeared, that after remaining in possession for o:2'door,Ll
days, she had suddenly decamped, locking the rol'ad
eUdQI
taking the key with her. After nearly a week ed sled r,
without her " turning up," the proprietress procure, off
and obtained entrance to her apartment through tepris°o
when she discovered her loss. On apprehending t",,
she stated that the articles had been pledged becontro6eelpi
badly off," and returned the pawn-ticket to tile, Xrdere:Ati
The magistrate took a lenient view of the case, and aw"
'"
to pay the amount for which the blankets had beeol,
and 10s. penalty for the misdemeanor.
ROBBING A SAILOR.—Three men named resPeen4itblir
Campbell, and riarris, who said they were sailors .heae of
ship," were charged with robbing another sailor in o bilelpit
bourhood of Waterloo-road, and afterwards beatinntbe9A,
Saturday night. After knocking the prosecutor downs ion
away one of his side pockets, containing 10s. 6cl;,fice, obi
tor passing along Waterloo.road, heard a cry of - ne:
shortly after met one of the prisoners running aw,.."'ber`for
captured. On being asked what he was running was.ol,
that, as he knew himself to be " a bad character be, DOA
ning away from a row, lest he should be suspected 01,,r,beli,
hand in it." On being brought to bridewell, hoWet`blawite
recognised by the prosecutor as the man who stiale,'; Oleo
The other two, who were also captured by the polie`2,,nari;s4,
served to drop the " pocket" before-mentioned, o,n', pe`,o
when pursued by the officers. O'Neill, who had ner`tbs',.l:o,
convicted on similar charges, was sentenced to 3 nnalar
finement, and the others to 1 month each, with la"

CHESHIRE NEWS' pi
A wall is about to be erected round the Fever 11
o P
in Livingston-street, Birkenhead. ,
An improved and cheap system of porterage' 00'
be established at the Woodside Ferry by the c
sioners. a lel
A new steamer, called the Nymph, having
bow, has commenced running to and from
Ferry. 13ior
The Road and Improvement Committee of t•lte. iclf•gt,
bead Commissioners have under consideration to% east
bility of placing a coach and car stand outside t"
of the park. 4..10,00
CRICKET.—OD Thursday last, a match bes'ioes.al
Birkenhead and Liverpool Vernon Clubs was P,,es
the ground iu Birkenhead-park. Only one in°l-e.„,
re
played by each party, the result of which was tha,"'e
scored by the Birkenhead gentlemen, and 36 bY tn I,
pool club. The match was to be completed vescnterr for tur,
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAIL WAY,-1‘6";1..1.111i°4
week ended 3rá of August, 1851 :—Passengers beiti,
£2,454 13s. Bd. ; Mold, £5O 18s. Od. ; Stean:;. C.
£449 3s. 11d. ; total. £2,954 15s. 7d.—Parcels, Pstel,
D.: Main line, £9l 14s. 2d. ; Mold, £1 193. 2d.,.; relt.i
boats,2d.£l2l Is. 2d.—G1ei53,1,1,
&c.: Main line, £558 15s. 11d.; Mold, £l,,huat 1°
total, £679 Ils. ld.—Mails : £575 Os. 01.—Gran- r
£4,330 7s. 10d. o°l;4'
CHESTER ASSIZES.—The commission opens - ° isee
day, by Mr. Justice Wightman. There are 41 Pbri,50.0.,10
for t: ial. of whom there are charged with arson, '
1 ; burglary, 10 • cattle stealing, 1 ; cutting and tx3'-; 10f0/
; forgery, 2 ; horse stealing, I ; housebreakingtreeei%Tr
slaughter, 1 ; murder, 1 ; perjury, 1 ; rape. 2; doeii,';s
stolen property, 3; robbery, 4 ; stealing from doggyo'
house. 1 ; unnatural crime, 1 ; feloniously. ~ bs
money, 1 ; having counterfeit coin in possession,
TIMBER TRADE AT THE BIRKENHEAD D 0050,040
" Infanta," Hyland, from Quebec, 839 tons, reP r,
the Birkenhead Docks on the 29th July. comb en
delivery of her cargo at midday on the 30th. and ° la .41
day last had completed her discharge and tail",,ree'"rs
tons of ballast. Dispatch is a very important leis kle,
in carrying on trade, and our Birkenhead fri"reql°
shown in this instance that they are alive to the
fort.
• ec
merits of importers and shipmasters.
gri e (WOO
SHREWSBURYANDCHESTERRAILWAY•"- 01)011
of this company have declined to comply with a rev for
the
to call an extraordinary meeting of the comPt.arweenitSl
purpose of considering a proposed agreement uepalw° ter
Shrewsbury and Chester and the London floe
Western Companies, assigning as their reasonf
tP ~iOO,At
ments already sanctioned by the shareholders oatbeGotvo
pally with the Shrewsbury and Birmingham an•steat
Western Companies, which are entirely incOns' ~/
any such agreement as that now proposed. poeSt'of
PROPOSED COMPLETION OF BrnKENHEI,,,J 01,0
By an advertisement in a London paper, werKnort
Birkenhead Dock Company are "desirous 0,, "fla "sibs
the intended works without further delay ;' °;tor000,
order to accomplish that object, they are anxious
tenders for loans of money to the amount of 10e11"01,
which they state will be sufficient for the purposfrtereitel
Mortgage bonds, under the act, 1845, bearing syteloor
five per cent., are offered as security for the P,. the
the capital and interest ; the whole property 0'
5,
pally is to be responsible.
jeogdggsminenat,sshhoeppwoirncdhoa at O'd
THE LADY AND HER EGGS.—A young al---ee °f fhb
was recently attracted by the very fine apPealleoce"oo.l
Arrive"a totep
she loudly praised her purchase, and, determiner° 000$
ws
some Re
ly
on the newly-acquired delicacy, would aliesfol thnetfo,
boil them but herself. She carefully rut tcvehrgl
water, and placed it on the fire. The water eggso tb
rived at the simmering point when one of thee' if" lift
open, and out sprang a chicken, which boPPodtpe
fire efore the startled lady could prevent it, CO'
feathered stranger was burnt to death.
CURIOUS FREAKS.—On Saturday week' • bOP 000
oinfgthoenmt.he exce A 9tb d),
who -vas formerly a captain of one of the ferrYbead'boll
peared before J. R. Shaw, Esq., at 13411e.gerbr,irtil,„
charge preferred by Mr, Crafter, of the v,seea
Hotel, Rock Ferry. The accused has latterlY b,7/iOl
habit of going to a number of houses and beteg& P'
Liverpool and on the Cheshire side of the gear:oloA
rather singular and foolish pranks. In 13°1 ble 1°,019i:0
other places, his habit was to engage respect ,pore
for ladies and gentlemen who, he pretended. to teOA" ,
at New Ferry Hotel ; but, it is almost needle' „o
such parties were in existence. Some time ere fief t 0
over a hearse and morning-coaches to Tra°V..l3°4o
Al' 00
and last week sent a number of tradesmen 10,1%d as-,,,0,110
New Ferry Hotel, to obtain orders. His .`„° "in Volite
order a sitting and bed-room at Derby Hou'l",,,'
of Mr. Butler ; but Mr. Crafter, having intllo,
goings on, gave him into custody. He svlss',,,,e" dia:es9o4
charged, with a caution as to his future Prria &Pont;
TILE TARVIN HALL EXHIBITION.--N°".baOgierg.
tl.e zeal with which the arrangements ore last e°els
out for holding this monster meeting
August. Not a day but fresh names of see eoe°; Void
sent in as Patrons, Exhibitors, or Committetherie'piei,
utmost possible interest is felt in the co fosse tbe to
most eminent men in the kingdom. P,,.°„ct leoltslloof
has given a leading article upon the sn'•ct as so 101 P
number of his journal, and speaks of tof ir veo
be of great local advantage, from the mg, theCo..ereilr
distinguished men acting as managers ; the oP;0°
The Botanical Society, of London, antorie%eaool,
Botanical Society, have, through their seer speentll°oo.l
to contribute " a collection of valuable f the roe
dried British plants." These must Prev.L°Bnd ~P setittf
interest, and as the Committee of scien,,,tilibiti?3ol4lo,;
men will sit permanently during the r 4." 00 ~„$
the suggestion of Dr. Brindley will the segoloo
occurafforaktion„ir
Tent," on the ground, for the purpose 0' ontribudie,"olr.,
formation that
and be desired, such a erf ;bra
be of rare valu usefulness. AfanYlso eerist
Exhibitors at the Crystal Palace will a
Broog.o ba sea
imp'ements to the Tarvin Hall Show ;rmer "„irfe,le,
that will be attractive to the Cheshire fa POO' Vrtplt,r,
newly invented American Churn, a° aose°' oa°3-er
novel contrivance for liquid manure Port of oracle,
Young and Co., the eminent manufactuve,(:e 0104
iron work, have visited the ground to ln,,afounteroiet,
for laying on water to one of their elegoo'rf 13itoritlyi
will play during the fete. Mr. SimonsL,hose 01‘
an eminent amateur poultry breeder, the 1109'00111,
been more than once sent for to supply ',previa ~aeolla
at Windsor, has also been down to
„'he per,l'oerotP:o
given directions for the construction 012."i1e a!ttetsij V
necessary management of the birds gas 0110,014
bition. John Hurlston Leckie, E
Committee in very cordial terms
of
8-11ent WO_ oipsfk
kindly given his permission for his exen_,ructio!..ea, 00i;
on the occasion. Amusement and I ,51'witnes!, to
be combined in a manner that is rarflYvvotiollolo"
bat Is undo
complete the weather be propitious—all t ~,A u
splr t•u-
complete success to this very
Chester Courant. scl.l; arobsti° te,

new N E ri: vli
att
gvi. It .i.e.r
Church TE C t t uhaacs ,d 0
00-de
-,,,-----------', d ton- -t 64 A,
London '
. •Itisto be a very large and magi". horpitie
in the early English style, and cruciform, tiwicidth vbe°,o,
nave 120 feet, the total length 210 feet, the i,. is t?. toy
and aisles 63 feet, of the transepts SO feet. " t?. to glcenTilleaidil"ll-631cje1;..et6c1910
namented with a tower and graduated sPirre7o feejeetlo
ther with the tower, will be of the height ° oalw (0(.0
entirely of Bath stone, with beautiful carvingotoct,
tions. The estimated cost is LlO,OOO. tile (9;00°
carcase alone being £20,000. It will afford A
to u?warcts of 2,000 vrEonfl.

LEGzIL INTELLIGENCE.

Ihre's4:slaY REFORM.—The Morning Chronicle gives a
celinielarY of the doings of Lord Truro as Lord
linetril Lord Cottenham twice during his office got
at t. e,aPaeals; his illness caused an arrear, but
th to Lord Brougham got rid of, having but
ho_ea,lon the paper when he left office. What is the.
atyth:• Since November, 1850, Lord Truro has tried
Ltteigeal.S, petitions, and motions, and there are now
icthe ;nse appeals waiting judgment—the longest
records of the court ; and yet his lordship,
Cornt„the seat of Hard wicke and Eldon, presents a
itittf" most perfect self-satisfaction, and goes on
dhe L day, to the evidences of his incompetency
4on as °lle of their worthiest successors. He even
041144 letters he receives from widows and orphans,
hittastikse of the delays of the court, as if those letters
ie Mach reference to his own tardiness or incom-
-11 as t e • here 0 the nature of the proceedings. We might
eta, as the consequences of his lordship's ele-
tii;;, felt as seriously elsewhere, we think the picture
I,..ktui4 Incomplete without a short reference to the state
‘70488,in the House of Lords. Before that high
nave been heard, during the present session,
Lisiloytehals: Four of the'se, from the statement of the
Zgr;b ',Judges, may be considered asi virtually dis-
k:44;4. there remain for judgment twe.ve. W
f the assertion that few know the extenteof the
kt the, reform ; and when we remind our readers
lbSt;l3,,lertY-one cases, heard at great cost, are dependr
k2of conclusion on the activity of a man of seventy
14 the•?,
iiite„. ande continuance f aadminis-
'oink we may say we havo rickete
proved tour case."
k0,04.0rk assizes, no fewer than thirteen men have
411„lin,•1„e,,te,d of hkliwa robbery. seven of the cases
61'4 by Personal vyiolence. Mr. Justice Williams
b-viiilis-utne had become so frequent as to be a " com-
k:ikeaner the convicts will be transported.
11t11:18,"erY, on Monday, Mary Rogers, a servant
koy of i °use of a farmer at Church Stretton, andl pre-_
kttpOderrreProachable character, was found. gut %oaf
04 -ed her illegitimate child, by drowning it
Yinfle,,es, sentenced to death.
Ikelatb 'eLand that the unhappy man, Henry Groom,
title cast!
°kh e under sentence of death, for the murder
lifepteem,lins acknowledged his gnilt and the justice
l
4tf Ihlce• He appears desirous in every way to avail
41'itatt e assistance of the rev. chaplain, who is daily
kkit7osorfotikheGnatizrewe'se of preparing him for his awful,
414testiieish` en Saturday. Maria Cage, the mother of
gttil'iddren, the eldest twenty years of age, was
SLlsttib,l 'lf Poisoning her husband, their father, under
yq led" of considerable atrocity. For three years
4t4e;apiost dissolute life, in company with !mother
44,4 hei.‘"anghter was one of the principal witnesses
tt~fte oi 420 sevdeath eral of her children were in court when
passed.
liiiittirtlott.titSutheralsand Mackenzie, a baronet, who has
knotoe Propensity for strong drink, from
.which
kllCapoB, eon duct and attacks upon the police,. in the
ltiViiti:°,u of Brompton, had been in prison since the
littZir"h default of securities' for his good behaviour;
htrell, the Westminster magistrate, this week
AN 1,1",.;ea his own recog,nizances for £2OO, giving
Vas aace as to his future conduct.
scl enter f
% . .rom the office of the Secretary of Statewi
otitespirtlogharn on Tuesday morning, taking
k"h e her Sarah Barber. under sentence of death
the :it her husband, to extend over fourteen days
„t'a W4„,t,ie at which her execution was fixed to take
f.`"nE'sday last, the 6th instant. Facts which
VIOL 13 light since the trial, tending to show that
L'alia`ecessary to the murder only after the fact,
Vtiltjheiled to this respite.
I,Lll,,,?`Pate",:',„atth hasbeen bound over in sureties by the
lveka;",,trreenivich to answer a charge of assaulting
'11),'11) wit? the S nth' Ristern Railway Company. His
.`g LordeAlfreil Spencer Churchill, Colonel
fcs r `:,,Ptain Jennings, and others, forced open
Irog„it.°o„,`e,e station, wishing to get to a train about
London. The policemen tried to prevent
-lie."`seer' who then struck him some severe blows
th
1, on e marks of which were still visible. Some
• , sire
,11L•eltik one or two others, were positive as to the
!D alkistruck.
This was emphatically denied by his
sel'artY, and the magistrate, unable or unwillicg
lit the case to the sessions.

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Vltokb GREAT EXHIBITION.
It
,-
hllleB,l'ne nun,ber of season tickets disposed of
etlie..m.of £22. The money taken at the doors
I,4thsoipt'ctrlsitors amounted to £3.006 183., making
I'Veraf £3,028 184. The police return makes
1 "kr ''sitors 62631.
114 101 he sale •
02g and of season tickets produced the sum
the,, money taken at the doors amounted
Ws,,,liqnrtst„,aKmg the total receipts £3,247 19s. The
vasred the:number of visitants to be 68,069,
Ortpli atm 1: gatherinc, of Teetotallers, to the number
yaviestittirk 011.4"ri.o•ds. The Teetotallers, who were well
10peeeers wr,lincialmusic, regaled the ears of the rest
liQt°ll' etlY eisti song, which produced a sen-
4seNs,,,of th_
auditorse in this place, and had the effect of
!Ned thqeseic to such a degree that he made
Ith. Thin d e three women, and in his frantic fit
e wo before he could be secured by the
.eetn • ,
Committee have, in consequence
i4l,4erpratearn suice,glisnsued an order requesting all persons
tit'`li4ll4tY‘C.Zl,ing gtlie visitors were alarmed by the
Ite'ns as a Shekel of a respectably-dressed man, who
14:teret:tilt clile
h that he had seized, threatened some
k-11. Of ‘; gentleman near him, and, but for the
trfol tie knie police, would havejumped from the
sad 43 be7lo a desperate resistance, and was so
I with difficulty restrained and removed
lttpl'uOtlf"ntendent's office. A board having been
attietith intimating that a medical man was wanted
‘14454: sridr.risept, Dr. Badeley, of Chelmsford, stepped
ILION t,was conducted to the patient, and at once
t,4a, :let be was suffering from a violent paroxysm
Cellit'dfp„,_d required to be carefully watched and
hi doing any injury to himself or others. On
Tour sovereigns and a half, with some silver
1ti,44,:t as ':,re found on him, and a small memorandum
ti:pa..it,iiel'_eontained nothing that indicated his name
Ito aid taken to St. George's Hospital. There
kti`soep. `e of inebriety, and it is believed that he is
rik'ethbil'th
111,i -e pa, -e receipts for season tickets amounted to
Nlip.total'lnent at the doors realised £2,833 4s. 6d
re to theDA £2,855 4s 6d. The number of visitors,''
th.Police.repor.t, was 59,139.
the r r.ecelets for season tickets amounted to
eLeelpts for admission at the doors were
,Ilt,t‘litbaa''6aoi'tsl34;:: a total of £2,873 6s. From the po-
-14141'1' t1;668. s that the number of persons who en-
h joke e of
Noata ta maleth season tickets produced £27. The
sZsi the doors amounted to £1,920 lls. 6d..
qllatilltA:Wed ,?f £194/6d.. The retum of
ger number of visitors was 18,466.
Ylta sense
thed Prince Albeit, after a
0042, wha visited Crystal Palace, attended
1:401010',!. Thenad returned from the Paris fetes to
o.ttlts'etin, y were chiefly occupied during their
tiq tu Q' tile departments of the Zollverein and
) 'totes of
yk eta, edGermany. The receipts at the
th 155., the number of persons
tasinent
~,,cuilding being 18,348. This was the
INksyi3l3, we': the reduced entrance fee on Saturdays
kee.regared_Ppbably not aware of the fact, the
4180eu„ads satisfactory. From the sale of
eta States department 24 packages have just
''')arldjla-AnTleali,,,, novel mode of preventing the loss of
t,7l,llotiqf ineT2l two tied together with a long scarf,
bviog„qiug t`,l she held in her hand, but the diffi-
V41111)0, and", Party all in the same straight line
sie.appate the obstructions so frequent, that we
4tit tiin the plan would be very generally
th,at the qerakz.
the re, imperial Austrian commission has
4'oseut 49.collec!ion of minerals at present in
tit to of 4,51 remain. in this country—we giving
° tll:!_es re of
especially our carboni-
'ne.....3;,,?! ylilo value to us, though of much
y Chronicle.
lii
lit'4t'titttAnd 11,1,t1tux
Lsa b new star of the first
°rizo,laucY has just appeared on the Len-
. 1.4 habids fair to ecli se all the lu
'N'td taa,,,!ght ve shone f with -
y4l:tVqqtless. eor many years vaimus
Barbieri Nini is indeed one of the
4 Singer
AL.she ()lee 0, ever heard in this country.
Sr singular sweetness, power, and
ill enlist, 3it with an ease quite astonishing
11: l'oecs,ss(in_f the bravura and cantabile style.'
FrVa," waY, at Her Majesty's Theatre, in
Noti tile 41 her a'S no ovation seldom achieved by
kioa,l' cesse_ lirst song to her last, she obtained
iZ,lF,„atss
_ara,.e, which gradually increased and grew
;4:,,5. u After the air, " M'odi, in'odi " the
tl‘th,teu'ee .he GP' waving hats and kerchiefs for' se
qi,olit is T:11 th;" of the Lind mania seemed aboutve-
N at disci ?erson of La Barbieri Nini. Th
1;t1111041titi 'tautnghd by graces of. form r
.feae-
kit v) og ,a 0 beauty is
NOt oat, tat d the overlooked in the artist's
tst t 44,, evALfire and grandeur of her acting.
asaize HIGH SHERIFF.—At the
vration
ws last week, one of the chief sub-
411,4temace St as the mode in which the High
S.Vthen 4' Of 'aul) thought fit to receive the
e •-Aigh very handsome. equipage with
ttltieldge Sheriffs
N out 9, r this county have usually
tu% t,lll, lity cry plain if not shabby Clarence
nh',ll whi °filament whatever and having a
4'4 t parade Were two footmen lire-
V111"04(1 Pplintlr* Mr. Justice Vi hams c.
toktleti -eale egretted that
4;11,,e eihib. of this c the usual garniture
k 6• islth ounty showed their loyalty
disiourbatio„ The High Sheriff, rising in
4st Ast. ". said,--I have been directly
It) Jti
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