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.....n.-- --is.. PAINTIR Ann SPIIIIIO, .AT MICILLgIeAIt DOWN% WIIAR iifegrieWtid• of tri2a ;Ifs!. arceina9nti.ldnireiggrmtellillAssgsl~euasils Arra?' '.•-.
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2;•`l° -COURT OF CHANCERY. Aswan 1. thnow.wast..-Yeaterday a females elegamtly LIATIMIIIiZAD, Senffilf. • • ealwelleiriet appereer Opens/ a ikiw.G..i.--...it
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. MOATS v. ,illeengittis dressed, whose fate was covered with a veil, was uneasy-1 n tittle altar wee, Fenster' sad Orris*. Tehyaerh hp dithimeidt ht a / .
The Lone cteX.itceszoa this sorting}, on ceasing observed by one of the Clerks of this Mee, as stm very sena 'equipage - inn •
beereeted *itb the keys of all the hurries sad • mime Is .„! •.1 :r
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appearedis tier *eta ries, sad, upon their meet*, Prolapse, twawitie,Genend ',she hmaieg
vf via rm.
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Vito court, peserteded to give judgmeut In the.above- was leaelog the piece with t law book (Dukeneen`e shook hoods
.Ii the most cordial sad goo &gush. Company. r was hie conideatial setheat, me fil -•,. :..••
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brogiair to his master. tin the me ef merge mg. ow ss.,__--
floaswer square, u 41,1 the first ilDifillbeide he hod of the it' • .
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Pitied cause.. .Ilia Lordship, drier a few .prefatory justice), which she laid stolen front the Magistrate's ssoo.iiko manner. Spring Ores/ his bat up first in the .LlO to.
OhiereatiOnso proceeded to maths wind Theophiles desk ;ho immediately 'stepped her, sod asked Mr ring, and Painter immediately followed the same cater lied la the ft nie of John Manley, to toria.*.---- "7_ 14401
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etealfe, the Tablet', es else that of his wife, com-' 'what she was going to do with the book ; she said no. of castled. At hairiest one they set-le : omen Prisoner's up.eramaerring hforit (thy
key,,Prunets,
he' a•as
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Sleeting oe the various daises ind their meaning, u " What book ?" He reelkd, " that which yes ho" Painter wee seconded. by Tom Belcher and Harry dams be vied the • '
they reseectieely occurred. rill' grit question Nitta nadir year paint." She persisted that she Wad Set Harmer • sod Spriog by Crib oust Bernot-7 to 4 eleit then for a coosidereble tire; the Primer rthseimer ht.--
diva to the Will of the noisier, was in regard to his got any ding belonging to the office. The Clerk current ~
sod. sto 1 against spring. tosketed or prevaricated atentry alfplienticie Midi Ilea* obah4ll4
s The General was at lam *bilged to mod ter a eenimefss amegi -es', liile 94
mooing as tO, the way his wifes.whe survived kim, brought her before the Sitting Magiettate (Talons, ROUNDS. Prisoner um. taken into vitiody:. Upon being starehedomQ
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ir attitteet I:lSucarlpe:htgesid:vdti.-hescas
hiitltleFttabeiheugh:aeb°tAnagY buck, than tub.ita,n:Sditifipigicaletaeteosf7rceotrisewhichoponhogisbeeepersimpleaset. Amenirie ..dhdi
. 'issuing teke the Fens irdi Estate; whether as a ape- Ectocs, Esq.) and informed bias of the transaction ;
.e iof March. for 31., and R. had been takes opes admeerteli • tri:01114703•04:
•• cifid lepcyver under a general Insist of personal she still persisted that she bad not got the hook en-
sparred I thugs
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• propels, g" Be respect to 'this Pohlhir Lordship der her clothes, and force was obliged to be resorted Spring appeared deed and pet down be hands. He then, in whirl had bee, pledged oa ihadvae day.
. . `5a1,41,• otnieet_ that the leteelles :14. Testator to, to take it from her persoo. plantlike a blow, hit short; more long sparring occurred, when The Jury fcuod a verdict of Clidlly of stealing. That is lie
reorfelspewobroker wade appinatiba to the Con bilge ir Al
.somber were excimaged, sad Painter received a blow on the of 394 tof
f: ielaff: Me it
• itifoli that la wife &hada tike under lie general itn. iitte was placed at the bar, and charged with steal. side of ids cheek two hem me sushzemeg, and ilium& the . • The .
.-.,..t. nest of tersonal property, and net es a imeCific log the book, the property of his Majesty. . bark of his head and part of Ids shoulder ensue in violent contact poem
. .' . j. a telpect to railing theism of 45001. for MeoleTaATII.-11 pray who aro you, medicos Mb one of ere stakes of the ring. Tais resod occupied rot Mr. Justice DAIA..iII told bits; that a pawabroker Mealtime( allorteeT.
wr eeeived great applause. .1%.. taiii,
the purposes named in tise...pleadlisgs, and which it Prisoner.-" I don't choose to say who I am; -eirtg,;lB,!,Hiee-eil.ed somewhat .replied from the efects of this ani:tehrrut ei.7_l',/rslf.e_aitakiu:s.ireP 4 aire,yllflicier fr°l° time to ilati ...._.. - "-,e,
beappeared
Plooleticakslyhatroli his
facersitar.- ; h PeThewee9F•wervowe'l tioehTwo'hservling that be Weald
sever
rahidifileate hilitali mu...91.1.w.....
°Wising his property from the pawnbroker, ed
brie besi "Dein" bid: be" raised io a theater, this yea may know, lam an injured woman, have. accident, but, nevertheless,• •I ; ! ,
-tad for a different purpose this the.Teatater intend- lest my character, and wish to leave the country." hSrsrilengft rid! bit
shuoronilsitgwilew Paintertig accrued-wee blows were
whether be could obtain a revolution . wit
the
Lo...es Eta.msortovca -" Let ken. keep throat his per*."*.
• - -ed, his Lordship expressed atroplisloo, that•tbe 11111111 MAGIITIIATILe-.41 What was your object ill taking exthanged, when Painter received a hit and slipped down. oriat,rl-
- beim properly, and for the liesedt of tie solidi, the book ?" Shouting and applause. The king odds at this early stage of
Hen y„ for toraultiag Daniel Smith on the bete; MI
raised by Ms. Shepherd. In railltz.fp the 8111 filed Prisoner.-" I took it because I thought you the9.4ll•ll:ewilt•iitsonewriwo wideatheor a sinashing'fight was now at an end, The followingii were capitally convicted :-
way, sod takingetrom his on 1 • Maw
isionffee
-Medea to do r arbitration,. his p felt himself would commit me to trial for stealing it, and then I and the Randall and Below, system seemed new to be the orderpert a metal watch chain, a gilt
bound, ander all the eircemetauces, to dismiss it with should be soot out of the kingdom." of the day. It wits Mae a display of .eience than milling. Spring ...Lam. gad ilirjral
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aftlarwrriutelli. lag' two
black
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planted a hit ant got away ; Puinter made hit, but Spring fol.
,-fJliortuinrythalir Elliftotndt ajnodhJnit(n3ireees .14114110-4
Costs; at the same time observieg, that the present Mersin ItATIt.-." Why do you want to leave the lowed him over tile ring. Two sharp counter-hits occurred in
ariettivegreuiralicewaryt STATE OF II IS Si AJ ES-Ti'S JAIL OF NEWGAT ris
was the first Bill that had iner•beem filed praying.for gamut )"
ry • ,-. the body. Spriug laughed, gave Painter apuntobtenra, . -
Told against aa arbitrator under NA cireemstaysces Prisotier:••••"'" I don't choose to say; commit me, desterolisly. Painter made play, and
some 'blows were exchanged, mud iu closing the latter eldest- ff..
as the present. His Lordship them-Welly ioticed if yee like, I took the book." /loured to weave bis antagonist, but in struggling the strength of litratCli 27.1118.
Convicts ander sentence of Death
Convicts under sentence of T Mee Wales. Fesaki:
'Varlet* of the miser points, emeng Whfcli were thosebe out only held Painter's hoods, but sari- 13 1 ffeeisarhlg
• MAGISTRATIt."ett lam afraid the Prisoner is in- 11Priag Prevailed t
creed himself in gallant style, and planted a hit on bins 40 he
relative to the maps, plats, Ike. cleheed by tbe heir ease." was going down. (;rest applause ; and the long odds were fur Life 31 93 „ UniCtOltell
at law, and also that relative to the picteres. The Prisoner.-" las ant insane, nor have you coropietelyitsured; in many parts of the ring it was Dow even Convicts under sentence of T ' natio' .•:- gin edam m
ConvictsforFetterneltenr sentenceiet of Trauspertal• MI lisilleidi
maps and plans, his Lordship decreed 'hyoid be de- any reason to think so ;lam as clear in my Intel. beileug• I °O3IY-oue minutes had elapsed. 15 10 .
In the seven ceeding rounds there was-hard fighting, butliemedif4,)
livered to the heir at law. In conclusion, his Lord- nothing occurred worthy of particular remark
sects as you are ; I stole the book, and had my res.for Seven Years .• • 49 as
ship directed that minutes of his observations, as hoe for doing so. I know it is the King's property, 11.'llie manliness or conduct exbibited in this round by Spring Replied during pleasure
received thunders of applause. Painter eudeavoured. to punish Prisoners under sentence of Imre • g •0:
above, should be drawn out, which done, his Lord-of clo.in but the latter, instead of holding • - ----rrimmist
and you always commit for robbing the King. If Spring in the act g i for Misdemeonours
Prisoners who stand Convicted, but on $4 II • t.'
ship would look at them, and then decide upon the you du not send me to trial, I will come and rod you bon up as he sight have done, let Painter down, and put up I. That
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point as to whom should be decreed to pay the costs. again tomorrow. measure,
his hoodo.-Bravo, Spring' and be now became, in a great whom the Judgment of the Cate has . *St *at
the favourite; and the knowing ones began to look bees Respite(' . . 11 . o
Sir ARTHUR Piooorr begged to *spier, to his MaGneaess.--" The Prisoner is evidently la. queer. •
roux's for Trial, &e. . . . 174 45 Ind (Itch
Lordship certain facts rotative to the Bill la respect sane; ho her he discharged." 12, 13, i 4, 13, 16, 17, 18. Nothing particular to be netlike* - rightfol al
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to the arbitration, sod hiving shortly observed spoil prisoner to abs left the office said-fit I'll visit you 1° ant et these moods- . . .. . -
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19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. Painter was evidently much dear* .
the point, again to.asorroir." and went down in ad these rounds. He frequently bit le I. ; CORONER'S INQUEST. . i ProPeutlo 4
' ' maxim, of 1
The LORD CBANCIILLOII said, he could • not do Wednesday an Inquest was held at the Shiellierern Chapel.
Herrott-oenow.-Yesterday a smart looking down-
IS. Spriag, although be frequently bit abort, planted sonsi street Is - every Bri
otherwise than dismiss that Bill with cuts. boy named Gilbert Stokes, twelve years of age, was heavy chopping blows on the arms and shoulders of Painter.- u ' the Parish --• George'* - my before J. lt. ' '''
Niel& Pare Coroner for the Easters Division of Middlesex. mine or
4----- brought up is the custody of Charles Browns the The Wet on going io was kit down. Caleb Baldwin sow on the WI M. Mrs. Judith Welch, aged 68, a Lady
of pro._ li „hive (Si
SURREY' .ASSIZES. officer, charged by Mr. Dixon, treek-maker, Is 16471:781,Parellairsteraged.ebwieitase gsobasi:edlisweacauslrtlllietheplinStitilir
a: aedowwase.
„wing in 111Prof,itresidwaslroligniootbiredo..11:;:wtoefbCerhadPeamathnbstry erooft.aSirLoGielteiro, it .'
bisillithis4,4l
----osem.- . Holborn, with robbing hint of 21. Is. The Prisoner
' C4asegelch.ueadlicemidoistekerr,ingl:
cp:elidesadauenScietserpoirriinti-ulaheouswuollirEersrergerettano bedeigrilidega:ra.
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KINGSTON, Aram I. was remeoded for farther ezaminstioo. and the latter fell on his face. t 1%1
28. 29, 90. 21, and last. Description is not necessity fortes' ;„a„ i 11„,,,„ ~d I
letter-froii-deo. triennie, mathematical intruniononaker, sf teased to 1
George Wood, a lid aged 17, was indicted for 6- Richard Wellington was committed for trial
- - -, rounds. Painter was comuktely exhausted, and be resignedCommittei.
lonionsly forging and coaoterfeitiog a promissory charged with going down the area of the house of the gamest in one hoer aid twenty,eight minetes. 29, Rtcbard-oreet, Commercial-road, somin-law to the de.
note for the parnent of 501. purporting to be drawn Mrs. Crosier, Leigh-street, Burton Crescent, and REMARKS. ceased, containing the above charge, it was thought Sim. / eii Tell
Home we
by John Pritchard, in hewn of Mr. Bassett, and steeling her see's great coat, which hang in the front Spring has turned out a much better man than be
hmaiorylytoiiii iiiiinaituntteattill present
.esulubeirryg;;
alad'heuJury appeared Die MO
littering the same, keening it to be forged, on the kitchen. was previously rated ; though it is even now urged be
the evidence of the aPPeariMt from
Surpon and nurse that there were so 1 he. ingeme
* 48(11 of November, to Messrs. Sawyer and Co., - QUlerit.l4lllAltZ.-James Forty, a sailor boy, not is not a hard hitter. In fact, it was almost a blood- grounds for strostrion, returned a Verdict of " Died by the Vt. • • rtilioPllll
Christchurch, with intent to defraud the said Messrs. 'oft returned from ladle, was charged by Thomas less fight. Painter, it should seem, did not complain shall" a 0 ." the NMI
Saw' er sod Co. Glottises a private in the Ist Regiment of Royal of the punishment be received, but of the escruciat-
In AihteStistPetvenenbr
of
hish,ageoe,theni)2FlLDObef lasntHDyeematio,:pras(clumaid Siteyirrtt, . leiriiirtil
Mr. Dowauro conducted the prosecution. Dragon's, with robbing him of a waistcoat, a pair hag pain of his head, and the impracticability he ex.Coritiptie
Mr. Sneed Sawyer stated, that Mr. Bassett, of of Owners, six handkerchiefs, and some other ar. perienced of using his shoulder to any advautage.- the court a !Nato, ace. to that 111
Nelson-square, Blackfriars".road, was in the habit of tides of wearing apparel.-Remanded to give time Thegamenersof Painter is too well known to needany
nerNaltrib.llll. in Maker-street, Portman-square, Lismer.seet.ess. i enblesbint
wit am St. Leger, aged 58, late of the 24th Light Ike' a weltilli
dealing with the house for coals. On the 25th of for farther enquiries into his behaviour of late. comment ; bat as a first-rate fighter be saver ranked r„,„„.
November last, the Prisoner came to his colludes. Two persons acting as Inspectors ender the from the confined state of his arms, added to bis ...
ruday I
toast, representing himself to be Mr. Bassett's sea- Hawkers' Act, brought a poor Man dressed in a sol• being a resod hitter. Spring is undoubtedly a boxer yvt. HOERR AA VE's CELEBRATED RED ' sod what
en.law, and desired to have a copy of his father's ac., dier's old coat, and a long whip in his band, and of talent ; he ems his left hand well, though not so I KO PILL, No. 1, lot Bilious. Mervyn's, and Pante Cow. dtsprishi
tobtit for amis. The account was produced, which charged him with hawking coke about in a cart quick as Carter ; and he gets away with ease and Pl.ainst Price is. 6d- Per ti wank dim-ranee- sealed gig
with black wax. The Red Pill is justly esteemed for its agree.
dexterity. He also possesses coolie* and command Able nod certain operation, by which it effectively r,mnassidl
*mounted to about nt. upon which the Prisoner drawn by one horse, without having a licence. totetfee
fetidespid a. promissory note for the payment of 661. MAGIeraATE.---" What do you call coke?" of temper, and it is very likely be will cut out some inattetiou 01 ObitrUdion of the seam* add bowels, wenn more ere
igam In
1 snide by' ta Mr. Jobs Pritchard, in at of Mr. Inspector.-" The Commissioners say, it is a ma. work for a few of the big oaes, as his ambition ar"i's le"' one, "xiilevtiersr 2 °slew. ,v or eoies aushoof et
the stomach, headetch, eke. by dislodging acre! hilt or ether
prompts him to arrive at the lop of the tree. Spring's crudities retained in the intestinal canal. It bat all tioessare; Oases t
Bseeset;ted stated, his father would be much obliged nufactured article." and bat been given with eingular and effect dtei pretenses. ehoPeo bb
to. Messrs. Sawyer, if they would take the amount of MAntsTaeee.....tt So it may, but it is menufac• body was rather marked; be was atop distressed a
To rs ns of bilious lisite'• and °hose of ' n• ng
-l'who OM atom
1 bis account out of the note, and give his the difference. tared from coal\ and that, by a special Act of Perna. little at one period of the fight, bat he soon recover- are subject to paes dad. retentions, head-aria, liver.
ed
Witness concluding that all was right, took the note, meat, is allowed to be hawked about without a ed, and kept the lead. Upon his being declared the -giddiness, or a. of weariness or mien,opp this Mediciso . ntistmft4 i
arid gave a cheque upon bis bankers for the difference licence." • victor, Crib took him op in his arse and carried him ta emend). calculated,. being composed most sanoeent
ingredients. and requiring neither confinernent nor restraint of
loud _use's. The day was diet; for which it has maintained for many years, the highest • Ogle ea
between Mr. Bassett's coal•account and the proud.. Inspector.—" I understand a doubt on the point roved the ring, amidst h3. Tin
r awry note. The Prisoner then ordered three cbaldrons has been entertained at one of the Offices." rather ominous (the tat of April), and it was laugh. put•lic reputatioa that was ever acquired by any Medicine eentailms
of coals to be wet to Mr; Bassett's, desiriegtbat they The Worthy Magistrate (F. MARKLAND, Esq.) ingly observed by the winners, that the long odds whatever.
--/- Ohs-erre, there are Iwo kinds of Dr. Boerhanves Reel li airj•rar%
whir% w
'night not be delivered till the week following. On said such doubts may suggest themselves to some bad been made April Fools of. Leather-heed, the PM. Those ninrked No. 2, nre a different composition. mid ;$
the 28th of Nov. the Prisoner came again,and pre. minds, bat he had none on the subject. He was town contiguous to the ring, was also punned upon are chiefly calculated for the cure of a certain insidious disor.i . : reps seer
der. haying d stinri direction's for that complaint only. Each ' wars. an
sentiog another prossory note for 501. purporting perfectly convinced coke was coal in a deteriorated as being very applicable to milling. boa being branded with the figures No. 1, or No. 2, at the . which w
to be made by the same party, in favour of Mr. Has• state, and as coal was allowed to be retailed without A miser fight and • ball-bait afterwards took bottdeom, no mistake can possibly arise, it this be properly at.
tend i n. CAI' as
tett, said he was desired by his father to deliver his a licence, so must coke. lle should therefore di,. place. ii„, There is no better or certain remedy to remove the Ills to prime
tompliments, and request the Prosecutors to take the miss the complaint. The poor man got his cart atte..dant on the turn of life, at a certain period of age in Its. neeesthri
amount of the three chaldrons of coals out of that apio, and the Inspectors had the supreme felicity of OLD BAILEY, dtriuLl. Maki, than these- Pills: they inotaatly remove Inadonh, sick- • To MAI
mess, langour. and debility, 'mini is the back sad lane, and th debttote,
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tote, and give him the difference. Witness suspect- having dose their defy " though they took nothing -...-- wooden not to be described in print. hes
This day the Seem began before the Right Hoooorable the Sold by Leigh,lB, Strand ; Bacon,l6o, Oxfordoereet ; Some, • port the
log that there was something dishonest in the Pri. by the motion." Loan Mayon, Lord ELLIAISOROUGII, Mr. Justice DALLAS, the and Co. B.w Church-yard t Butler, Clieopsiee ; Tett, Roust )
boner's conduct, detained him, and sent to the sop. Pdonson.nousn—Widaraday, a yeller; man named Edward IttCORDIDI, Aldermen, &c. Exciting; and Ward, Holborn. , atlesade!
hest of I
posed drawer, to know if be had made the note, and Belpre wet rouged Wilb 'pioneering his employers, Messrs. Charles Bland, .0. was indicted for stealing a quantity of
peones and renhard, miagebouseuren, in King street Cheap- lead. the property of Jain Johnstone, from his dwelling-house Noa est vivere etd valere vita.-MasertaL. ishiedati
teeeiving an answer in the negative, the Prisoner was side, of property to the amain of upwards of UN. in Scotland-yard-Guilty. " Lite is oaly Life, whets blest witu Health."
taken before a Magistrate, and committed for trial. Mr. Pritchard eased• unit the Prisoner bad bees for more William Robertseaw:ts, was indicted for burglary in the filllE finest System of Ethics is to confine within
"walls"
The last mentioned notewhich the indict. Mee tire years employed in the Sr., :ad the utmost confidence dwelling-bean of James Parker, parish of St. Ana's, Soho, 1 due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; ism- - fralrieo.6l
, upon was reposd le him. I'rems the extensiveness of their trade it and stealing Orme a thermometer, his property. 'flue Prose- strained and i bamboo, they impetuously destroy (brat bd..
*sent was founded, being produced in evidence, was was almost impossible to detect an depredation upon their ewer is an optician, and baying bees out on the 4th March he
.riers which Religion and Motility have made sacred; to est* . 4
' Compared with the note pet out in the indictment • property,exeept try accidese. and the weed never have found' three boys at the window, two of whom escaped, and be but not soodiente them appears the lemon of prudence. bog
' bees suspected of diskette', had he mot anddieely absented him- secured the edsooer,
and it appearing that the name of the payee was writ• sett from the wareessose oe sgehiBey seendget. snoscion being eateelated to limit their effervescence
The fact of the burglary was not proved, aid the Jury, ,under - -g,---....- Le.........; •of 5i.....-..... r...,.... ......s Prilifilln
fen Hassell, instead of Bassett, as in the note Itself, thus excited. thesis& Waelerialy exendied, and it was thought the direction of the Leareed Jidgeor"lad I" Guilty °f Nealin dicalVrowieMlTe thwarteTedy,and•-th7, frame
w•Arar•eresisliewitoLeApr • nifien,
• Mr. PLATT, for the Prisoner, submitted that this that a brim Ada:::3 at 'dila" mab agt 83i9ling. itlicrifY "I!' when professional men (disregarding the suggestinas of the fn._ jobs orl
was made at se eserehtekeesVmhops, and at some or them Juseph Jones, 17, was next iadieted fora burglar ea the vim sod interested) devote their studies to the treameatte •
"was a fatal variance. were roved pieces et' stuff which had been pledged by a man 17th of March, in the dwelling-house of Jobe Heminiap, wish those empaints generated 7 imprudence, and tire ebuilllllo salle:Bid
' Mr. Baron WOOD acquiesced in the objection, and answerher the descriptles of the Prisoner. By dint of further intent to steal his goods. He had entered by beenkiag a window of the passim at an ungunid *meat. " Tire strength of a Whyte
enquiry, the route of the latter was also ascertained, and the of the home; and stated in his defence that be hod gone into the win, mime i, the health of the People e. but, it is „rem,. 4wettiel
the Prisoner was found-Not Guilty. withers, accompanied by Hawkins, the Manhalinao. succeeded house fee the portion of procuring a night's lodging. He called ehoky to „ogees .„ she daily wrist", to she ignorance of „rm. Meaty 'y
in treeing hint to Alton. in Hampshire. where he was taken two witnesses to charaet.r. . mg empyricbm, nod to counteract, as far as puma hie, its further sill, It' 1
, late custody. Hawkins on searching hiss foiled a 'waggon-ogee Lord Etegarsomoas summed up, and the Jury without best. ravage, we offer to suffering hantanity. the result of our °Ws
Ese Aet PROM Nswoova.-Wednesday morning receipt fer three large boxer, which bad bees sent from London team fogad him 641,1,y-Death.- illePel
experireet in the visions divests of Debility. The unwary We e
.Richard Turner, who was transmitted from Batton. lis Birmingham, and abo some keys, which he acknowledged to Thomas Soder, 18, was indicted for steeling in the dweller victim of solitary vice (early acquired at school,before rawer •
below tO those boxes. The oficer thee proceeded to firming- house of David Davis, a pair of µantalooes, two 11. notes, 1 . has fled her solitary
garden Police Olict, on a charge- of passing bad ham, where be found *the boxes, aides were tilled with stuff - in silver, and other articles his property. right over the mind), will, la eoetemPlstieg is Wealth
his pnwerlete state, become susceptible of enlivening meatiest.
money, for which be was tried and convicted last These, from their being of a very peculiar pattern mod manufac.e
The Prosecutor suited.that on die 16th of March, in the parish in himwhig that the . of hand.
Mind complicated staleex inn may Wm na
Sessions, and sentenced to six mouths imprisonment, lure, were immediately identified broughthe w toess as tbe propertyliftwearet's. Westeielier. Primmer tient its the same ren" be roared into manly y.-Inteme study-immoderate not.
of the item, ate the Prisoner was to London. He was with him bat sot in the same bed. Prisoner had , fdidieft
will frequently deraage the Nervoos Sloths $ la Awls terser we
'effected his escape. Re was emplyed le misting •_ a he be ' - laded there fiery—loos residence in tropical Climes. and many other misers,
by genteel young.women ss a was appre- some time. About tea o'clock witness went to bed, and ros.._..e *e•P
to get .in some cooler end anther OMSK of • the banded. The exact amount of the property of which he had meat morn* at serest Trimester oil as Ive..Prillesser had ' Can Mid emit awerance of rteininsatiori.' Ov tome in which busiest
• • . . pleadeted use firm „mid not be aseesessine,. bat it was mope left the reidn before witness "dwell I. clothes-a me, a waist.
opportunity. have Nog answered the maguittelbo. tie; of l'a flees of both Sexes. TM
Han Nig. ea"' a Pith' a wares. I°° slit handkercbiert, a hat' a Pair of That base to human lin . Le •YE N F REA
. Nielson' or Ma. BIRD.-Yoftertley• morning, theplunge IS , . , can ono 00 lb
Hyam, of Bishopegate-street ; Reeves, Redeross-street ; pataloons, with two 11. notes, and lOs. is silver. The coat sad be tressed fearlessly, the imported !tale of Medical Seienee.
man, supposed to have been an ,t4fesuplice with Fleming, Reswarte-street ; Fleming, Fleet-market t Russell. wannest bad only bees worn twice. Saw -the Triomf el haves its antidote of five di:awning . properties t4t ',___te ai
Bussea, in (his horrid transaction, weapon off from Fore-street, several other pawebrokers, produced whole Cheapen fist days afterthis,aud he was **apprehended, !me-
rriment, iedefene.e. denied having *bee any thing but the der Ass malady. teat a few dote *WY are
so low 111221:id its exhibition uncertain and harming. We am the
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Greenwich to Maidstone Jill. • • pieces of stuff which tree Primmer bad pledged. The whole of lag whom a hat oil his bead.
these were idestiged by the Prom:tenors. best eeplolo our method by observing to Patients labouring tin- , -where
Tuesday alternoon,.•as ,one of thp.. Hammersmith ter. Mauna, who attesded for the Proseeutioal empbsined hat'
mortal of early symptoms ; that the most saveterale rare will .we
Mr. Janke 'DALLAS summed op. agility-Death.
stages was going along, Piccadilly, the Green that three otbeepawahrokers, to whom he had twice give* so. John Perkins, 25, Henry Singer. 23, and John Elmhurst, 20, yield to our remedies within a month, and that In a permn who Prahwin
• •pledged by the ftisomer
l'ark, the perch of the carriage b=ittal the body lice to trilirwifti with
property
'red for one re- #
were indicted for a highway robbery, in the parish of St. Ca- together fro, nppe.„rieii I_, simdm remark 01,11,1,,, hi 4„„„! ist Os
mg ted to Meet. • Melia
sof it fell in between the wheels. Fortunately there - tbarine, near the Tower.
TbeLORDNAWOR eremeoled with comiderabe severity open The particulars have already been laid before the Public in usher derangement, of the generative 6rstrin, as weaknes‘, el- • Aerie
were no teissengers, and the coachman escaped with this rt4eetance to aid the ends of justice, and observed, at the the Ponce repot. Urel rations. kc. especially strictures, obstinate cafes of which are •
• • owed without the of 'or fatly,,
same time. that they were eessendly mach too eager to receive They were found Guilty-Death. They were recommended daily
.."T• I :A Ishe R. ea"te-
athin"l"" Sfillie
Some slight bruises. .. pecaoar.ters .ac...-niii. io never sex have 11,tt 4.94.1441,4 out Isom
Tuesday a man named Joseph Turner, driving a goods of value in pledge. Pawnbrokers ought toldemsgete to mercy.
most smelly any person bringing property of the description Jane Carter, attention ;in whico mildness. eonitined with eleines, tia. -e- ;'
24, was indicted for a burglary in the dwell- . 4; 1
swaggon through Fincbley, coming towards London .now produced ; bat there did not appear to have been the ing-house of Edward Turabill, and stealing therein a great preseded the menre 'uglily adooted. Is Noe, our 6)6100 rt ,
Anil
s'<me, peculiarly energetic mid eminently successful.
in the act of getting oat of the waggon, while it was slightest question Pot to the young Slam at the bar. He (the ember of articles. The l'reeeesit" having secured his doers un;iducated is this our native' city 4st Drooled is our pride:Aimed • -Peal
Lord mayor) could. not help *inking. that the frequency of and windows on the 11th of March, the nosing of she bur- . • by its •id • • '
o this nature was, ins great manure. to beatiribased glary, went so bed. and os rising
in motion, unfortunately slipped, and felt between crimes I'in the
morning f
nd a Minnie* splendid edical Gharacters; and hiving bee, lbeire
tthe fore and hind wheels ; the bind wheel
his abdomen ; be semi wriest into the Green Man
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passed over to the facility with which stolen property could be dispelled of. atop-door open, and missed two sides of bacon, one tub of but. •
ng, as Mr. J. &Downs, of Exeter- the arms of
sins along Dear .lene, three or four ' Serene
• ••, ,street, was. tisi y
Seen hushed. tax d• th fil be fell bis watch I Deaner., widow ,an .in • sco e ,
drawn out of bis - pov bot. . He se
ruffians by this collie, and attempted to detain TobenP:hisoeoerwas fully committed for trial.
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11th ultimo, died, .at New Strelits
her s
Highness
o t set, two; I •
ice s,. to c;linspare with admiration Her Heities me;
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04'shire cheeses, part of another, one Glouee'ler goal
ttzrat nr:claihev et heaCo
ve 14.16eileCtesuh:ill; "
cheese, a till. and In to copper; a few shillings I. silver, &c.
dtc.-icrit a mutable to look over the premise.; raw the Pri.
isi hitter
n and her grand-children, her taken
the Princess MARIA
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of the Landgrave Gxotose, of
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The the mu, sing, what was very much
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Constabk said be was ins eeighbouti agitated ; had her
property was booed in her 13. B„
distant coat...ries. by
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which ;series' ed the daily pl Atiodl ire receive, even feJa
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og Public-how, e° selv to gated periods .If .
the preceding evening, when the Prisoner and three or four sehee,Lick
men came in sad gen a porter. The door had been •g
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practice, bag may. be ero. (:•sul.lißei: ecial"::
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when Medi= wish : '.l•i•e krill
i Countess of Leiniogeu, Decliebeeg, and
.13foicb.- tamed open by an urns bar. Found the greatest part of the wilt immediatelybe '..
prope2 in her room ; roan of it in the bed. and others tying
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but he was Instantly kuockid down by ikereiniudtr, 1 wes born 16th March, 1729, and_ had therefore cover tut the floor. He appileheided t',he*er in the street, " • • at :i
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