The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-18 00:00:00

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, the usual kind, and abundantly atrobg•
Thi,Prisontriva son. an interesting boy, reed his %vi-
bsioer-of his father. Ou croes.eearninesion,,
-eirthes sisters' simplicity and ineocence, and
rather aggravated the offence of •his an-
)rant. Many most respectable witnesses
highest charades' to the Prisoner for twenty
' bet the last, in which they beetled to b.!
to speak of his character.—Guilty.
mother, .a Most exemplary woman, had
sled by,the siltation of her son, that she
Friday last. owing to her excessive sp.
from the immediate approach of the Judges.
/lurid which Lord Lascelles is &mien,
discharged. -
CIVIL St nE.
e.not less than 170 ceases in the close
these 40 haute been disposed of. The two
spied the Court almost the whole of this.
,ded distressing iestances of the influence of
and most odious passions.
sTArrono V. MANNERge
an action brought by the Plaintiff, a lady,
a year4--egainst her own son, for payment
the house which he occutpied. The Di-
Anther stated in evidence, that their me-
been left in possesalon of the whole property
on the death of their father, and that
for the Defendant, end persuaded him
the house in qtaestion in order to assist.
.sing the affairs of the faftilly.
OPPISU, upon perceiving the turn which the
taking, consented to benonsuited.
oey for the Plaintiff was married to a
the Plaintiff, and sister of the De-
VIADRWONTH V. EYRE.
Defendant had taken several steps in order to'
the Plaintiff .a debt of 251. At length'
brought the present action for 121.
Defendant upon this ground:—'Tie Plain
+etre. and had been employed in that
the Defendant for three years at the rate
per quarter. Thii money had been regu.
the Defendant at the end of each year.
,n of the War Molt Tax, in 1816, which
ed into the Pleintfiff's hands motley that
sin returned, made the Plaintiff debtor to
of 301. The present claim was founded
.of his warehouses having beets given
Defendant for three years : four pounds each
urged is a moderate demand.--It
that no payment had been ever all-
, that in no similar case was such a
• heard, of. Mr. Scarktt •relied chiefly
I msionret that the attorney for the De-
lo bud also been attorney for the Plain-
the Plaintiff to sign a c°oevnorit, in con-
which execution might have been pro-
life the writ had not been served, and an
not be sued out till the•nest Term after
had been given. He strenuously con-
such a man's evidence (and his evident"
I) ought not to be credited.
{,ping and Mr. Cross were Counsel for tha
• gave their verdict at once for the D.

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NT DEM ORS' COURT, An,: 17.

several cases of no public Interest hid been
1, John Robbins was called, and opposed
,coat, on the part of Mr. Countess end
ing creditors. The Insolvent, a lout%
the sips of 23 Or 24, gave the following ac-
,lmsolfr—He is a watch-masofaCturer ; he
separate parts, afterwardS pats them tog,.
diapo)es of them to 'the trade. Ile has
iuete successively in Hatton-garden, Os-
and New-street, City-road. He lived
r place when he was arrested in March
rid to it in the November preceding; he
,bole of the house as' a iirivate one, there
shop or sign. His brother, of the sage of ?1,
Mtn, and also a Mrs. IAO, who passed by
Robbins; she pat him to no ezpence es-
ining the house; he never bought any,
but one cloth pelisse; she used teeing at ,
make a good deal of money; she give or
dit•rent times 4 1. ; he waserreeted on his,
loncerr st Jacob's Wells, Barbican, where a
is held ; he used sometimes go to Bag.
het it cost him nothing far admission,
toted with some of the Managers. The
iy paid him in bills, but at the time of his
had no bill-book, paper, or writing, con:.
his accounts. In January last, he bought.
Ages of Mr. Countess, for 231.; the nth.,
parts, and • gold snuff-boa, (rote others,.
't. Ile made the watches up (repeater:),
them to a person who represented himself as
Cameron, and whom he had never seen be-
iss taken by this person .to a poblic-hohie,•
price of the articles was agreed on ; 501./
Ich, 401. for:the other, aid 401. for
the man gave him a 51. note to go oat to
stamp fora receipt, and when he returned.
le, and be haraever seen him since.. Ile.
the landlord,, and of May other people,
but never went to any Poligss..olllci.--.
for-toncealment of two Welshes and.
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vie Daniels was opposed by Mr. BARIti9.
Messrs. Grew and ,Co. brewers,. Wesi.;
, .ind.others. Tb. Prisoner itsd.carried
business of a licensed victualler ena publican fdr.
seven years. and a CalnajliaalOß of Baukreptt
' against him in the year 1/114-111 Antis f
'mid his certificate. After his failure he h 0...
to Messrs. Green and Co. at :a salary
a week, ihich situation he held for three
becam* iergelyindebted to his empliyeis ,
, and wee pot in prison in December last.-4-
on hiruChedele ameneted to 2,1371. while
lot appear on the other aide one shilling of
effects. • It appeared,- however, that, his sem-.
Id paid a trifling sons on his account te.:ilise
_:editors' previous to the„Comminion ;• atW
'riseuer himself .arailiried, that many of, •tbe
.he schedule were of that nature, and abet
nplolarliis the three yeast of his ciiikshipt
•editors.--Iterearided for gross fried in c 01...
driste iltitirqt miens of dying
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he aboo•trhe
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years; all bet
spite unable ti
APtiooner's. ma
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tiguired on Fr
1 prehension frt
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There are i
r
Nat.• Of thee
*herb oecapir
rt,
day, afforded
the worst and
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ii'
This was at
of 30,0001. a
I of rent for II
fetwiatit'a bro
t !her had been
of the family
I she had sent
to occupy th
)ter in mans&
Mr. Tom
i widener, was
The Attnrt
daughter of
1 t
i fondant.
,
The Defeo
+recover from
1 the Plaintiff"'against the D
lilf was a mil
.ci erecter by I
t ) of 3c„ 6d. per
4iirly pa.id by
The remissint
had conveyed
must be again
,
the amount o
. .
,on the use A
, . ,f. •the Defend
Amor were I
•,loree
,replied,
,palsied,
anddemand ever
.
. , on the circus
fend& nr, who
, tiff, had got t
sequence of
ceeded in whi
,
f' • _action could 1
the cognovit I
i tended, that s
w,,‘ material)
Mr Tippii
* DeterulAitt.
thtt idiX I
• • fitlfitot.
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INSO LVEN
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After sever
gone through.
by Mr. Pol.!.
other detainir
man 'heat tht
count of him
i buys tie trepa
ther, and dir
been in %main,
wald•street,
at the latter
last; he wen
bad the who!
being no Am
lived with hit
the name of 1
cept maintain
dress for her
.concerts,and
-but him at di
twee to a con
Leingina.club
nigge Wells,
beint ac(1,1411
—trade usually
, '. arrest, he hi
. wetted with 1
two gold cos
necessary pat
ell on credit.
and sold the'
a Captain CI
4 I tore. lie wa
where the pi
•
for one watt
.sneff.boz ; i
3 purchase a sl
he was gone,
... enquired of I
•1 about him, I
Remanded f
stuff hot.
John Day
oti behalf of
minster, ant
the business
silt Of seven
vas issued a
.
. since obtaim
1 is 'tame clerk I
• e• Si: guineas
.;"years; he b
I • -find others, i
.-. The debts o
% : there did -no
i d
' ebts or effi
. players had
of the cred
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the Priseui
i ..
' debts on At
hapald IX
: to old credit
II -, stowing 114
&blots wet
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