The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-29 00:00:00

TIM STATESMAN.

the question; for, allowing the born to have •heen a
ispinted animal.; ifr as it had been proved, the defendant,
had excited that spirit into action, be was sorely amewew.
able foolilsitegfigesee. in hula/update, and of course
For the injodee sustained- u conseqeent
upon mesh be*ligesse. The learned Counsel then sub-
Witted to their Lordebips serious principles of lair es
round in " Centre. Dige.st." end whose tendetley went
o show that *here two inindeabul been sustained the
person injured bad a right to seek his or her remedy on
either one band or the other, whether by case, by tree-
pass, or by Morey • ' . .
Mr. Anounnts, la eupport of thane's,. would not
ttgabliascrlifartt;roirt'ldi :ors% tr; towards oe t points at issue
on
the ground of the extent of the injuries sustained. This
was an argument on law, and not an exhibition of feeling
or mosidvenue. In former times considerable d Musky
had been felt in deciding upon the propriety of an action
on the. case or tresspassibut of late years vt_goroos miads
bad sought to lay down a correct line of dralarrailOn
between ths two action.. The learned Counsel did not
wish to be lovidious ; but a great
.and learned Judge
(and, when, he said Lord Kenyon, be thought be said
all that was great or learned) had laid it down with
great telegrams, that, if the injury sustained was muse.
the action must be on the cam, otherwise it
woolducessarily be on trespass. Janke Oibbs had
also laid it down that, whether the blur, resulted from
a wilted set ttr two. the action would_ properly be oa
Mow*. Lord Elleaborough hod beM,tbulloal. to bu
lair y and the lassoed Ceasesl could cite very many opi-
nions of the 'detest lawyers, undirmotory otitis stump
priociple--bat herald sot Wei; # smemeary. Jin sumo
lathe emersion of Mr. Lawns, chat 6* if she action bad
bow** brought en treapnek dipacrivittal of the de'
toadies at the Old Bailey 'Wishes. urged with
=Letropism the form of the eaten". the learned
(Mr. Adolphus) sultatitled that such trial
00014 not bele been, brought; Orivsni io argatuat
Vt each lona.
ET Banox—lt could, scarcely be palled. a trial,
'—No bill was found—lt wee merely. on the. Connor's
,
**edict.
My Apeapaue reentned—Hle p gas, . car. set,
and the argument of Mr. Lowey sonsequently, of the
less foam.. The learned Conseil thought .l e had en.
boosted tbe subject. sad would leare*rale in the kends
of. their Lordship...with fsU coolMoankot their liberal
consideration of its merits. ).
'their Lordifilps having coasaltatiegether for Noe
minutes.
Chief Baron Itscnsaas—Tbe Cepa rill pips time SO
*onsider of its decision. • ' •

limomioNT.-4OuTarvi batkaittilloor•P-114;11
oessidarairle time past, the ialtabirootw trielassw
saiViot• sad its immediate walgishisansood Uri lied
oespelda to oomph's of aimless** of His irototde•
sailpdaa—...ffiaasely, what Is called a. dead-hosse, kepi
won* mood is which
Mace part of the P►attie/
boss., oallod the 'RI for
swaths post the
111111,0! mid 'meekness
ttal 4:14:5i0 do
11411reliesdi
di* cfeleikts

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pa is saiied * "In, 6104.• Beslt. .___
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which boys, and fide waist' pipsibilini•
without regard to kg*, Oharietirt, 'IT
sing and drink u long aititty Omni ' T 1100146.....
a sparring slab, and ocusiottalledinclit *LAS i
sad these nivel& were sometimes kept up until feu
in the storming. Bysfield, the pretest loadlerd, an.
tired the bones between- two and Mm somas ago,
bat the license Isu never bees traittrevred from his prod*
Halt censor to him, sad Monday bet* the dal oppoi 14
by the Magietrates of this office: ne tipaptot
for the parish 411St.Elciwept Danes. 1461161400
toe th 4 puepeas.of gettiet that. of the 4.117 ;rnelaliers
made over to hime. Some 6f the nalglaboan who have
been most annoyed by the manner in width the bones
has been conducted, thought thist favourable oppor-
lenity for snaking a finial complaint to lite Magis-
trates. They attended accordingly; and in cons*"
quince of statements node byte"' to,the effect de •
seabed attire, the Magistrates refssui to transfer the
license, and also Iliad • privy search warentsphrlS.
the haute. empowering the effigies to WWl**
tody all persons found therein after. night Mil.'
Monday night. .bent half-put 10 o'clock, Party%
.boll., and Muria, with a strong party of petrol`, wept
to the Jolly Butcher. Irish the unmet. eat lottatlli*
a back room nineteen b.ys.asd three girls, apposes*
from about 13 to 18 yserawf age ; roost of them, how-
ever, below ,lateen. Ou'of the girls. • the eldiniwas
not fifteen ; bat they bed all ;aria Iwo-Isms kite p. as
walking the Piusas in Covesq,Al64o. , Tite#:ware
yesterday morning brought beSpre rsowas'Alaufp,
Req., ay..l placed at tbe bar. Their 01111104•Wel.."!
!John Williams. James *Canby. John and David Dirt
, via. (brothers) Jobp Davis. John • Sher, JohnStarikeil
Timothy Donovan, Charles Delfts, George Owes., Use.
Mailer, William Freeman, Thomas 'Newman, 11.,Ware14
J. way, likhael Cu,min W. Crowther, F. 80144,
Hot li og, *ay EletelmetMary Weartby, and Illisabadi
Mute, • .. . 4..

. The first twelve of thilintember were mop);
)be officers. and sworn ti is reputed Wine: ls*
&others, J, sad D. Darla, the lattilf,ot Whom fie hot yet,
IS, whets asked what they bad' to say, wislatid their fa-
Ober to bee.alled.
The father same forward std stated that be was o
movable of St. Element's parish. and tins he, bac
repeatedly told Byefield. the publican. to kick -Ma,
toys out of the house if they came there, bet b.
encouraged them to come, instead of his doing as he
was desired. . .
Mr. H•ta.e.-1 bare heard, Mr. Davis. that some
of the constables of your parish, so far from assisting
sorofficers when they bare had occasion before to visit
this house, have given notice to the landlord when they
were coining, in order bias. he might be open his
guard. Ido nut know .w!betber you are one.ot th.se
worthies or not.

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Davis assured bin worship be was not.
AI r-HaLss.-7lie. assured if any inch cue is proved
before me, the 401000, 'hall he punished most se-,
reedy. With emirate to your boys. it is impossible
that you can have token proper career them, or tiny
would not be panting, this dreadfal
Davis declared be had does all is his powestv-im I
they had a bad step-mother, trod would not Walsh,
of thrm when be was absent at his employment. '
Of the remaining tan of . those .iwora to be repellbsti
thieves, John Davis, (4 was teeegeiut as the,
thur of a lad of that sew. who, with soother man sand'
Desmond, was convicted -seem time ago. of a most
daring burglary at. a hem to Carepotnoti owl *as

Bordered for emendate, but respite(' the evening he•
Yore the appnisted day. Haller was also stated. by
Nicholls, to have eery narrowly escaped s conviction
for burglary at the 014 Bailey Sesame, the week
before last. Two other lade, with w►om he was tried,
received teatimes of death.
"The whole were convicted as Intl.. sod vaga-
bonds, sad reputed thieves, and eosesitted to Tot-
bridewell, for 14 days, t►ere to be kept to

bard labour.
The other seven male prisoners were unknown to
the officers. and their friends baring come forward
sad promised to keep them from evil company la (a-
tom the Magistrate discharged them. The three girls
were committed for one u.oath each to the House
of Correction. _

Mr. Maxis. la the coarse of the examination, eb-
served. that the house where these wretched prisoners
were found wits a great public seism., and mast ear.
vainly be put down.
At she close Mille eSes 'matinees; ate snide prima—
ern were thalaed Weather. said soaveyed :to peisses.—
Their ceovolearion. while for s her esiaates dint re:,
mined is ea ester now' and the 'Stream belly they
displayed whea they get bite the street, were really
ahockiag. They appeared rather proud sham ashamed
of their diegrasefal altitude/11.,
Marron Waive". —Yesteeday.a poor SMressed so•
wan was brought from the gawk boaest,-where she had
bees sheltered• for the sight, bating bees loaad'perish-
tag with sold sitting on the sterile door la Corporation
Row &be preeedieg night, by out of the therseere et St.
Jamesio, Clerkesetell.
The Overseer stated that. havieg seep the poor woman
la the situation above described, he placed her in the
watch house, Laving learned that she was Wilmslow, aad
withost a friend in Londe..
The poor emitters now staled the; eke arrived ip Lon.
Ass hie Devonshire, for the purr** of receiving her
barbmies peat/ion at OreeawicA. en the preaediog night,
and from fat gue sod being without a place of shelter,
she had set es the steps, where she was found by the
=r eam who took her to the vaults hour. Shit pro-
ber husband's pension ticket* by which her story
was found to be correct. • ... . • ec
The Magistrate reeomaseatimbilswOrersew to tgise
bey to the Meadleity Society. .
• • Union Hart..—Yesterdity. Ihry Donovan and IFN-
Ihe CONJIB were brought before U. J. CliallillWo.lesq .
the former charged with hawing Moles a welsh, three
savereigns. a pound-note. sad 13 shillings is silver,
Ihme Joseph Nicholls ; aad the latter prisoner with bati-
ksernived the ease. knowing Wm property to have
~ was. The eompleiaant, wise is a Illselookiag
stated that be is a eitivitof Wakefield, is York-
shires master of tbeJoseph sued John, Humber keel,
Miliaria. aid from Lantos to Hull. Os Tbersday
aigistise,,tatires II and II o'sleek. he was preereilittg
outward Me eeseel. which lay abreast of the Tower. Is

remited a.inecripdesof the fe.
julliberks laid hems behoorved by His madman
leg down Kest Street .on the sesiabbg
wEtiashe. He west to her loggia's is that Streak
sad apptstbaded Collins, who eohabited with her.
Kee premwded to be in great distress, end assured the
eemstidble that be was sot possessed of a farthing is the
world. The watch sad moon were (midis his pockets,
mid be asketowlodgedf that hi bad received. the propeety
frousDesevan. who, he added, was a pottiest is It. TM-i
man's Hospital, she baring dislocated her aside by jamp•
Mg oat of a we poke window, from a sailor rho we* be-
braving rad* to her. Wilkinson took the sailer to die
hospital, sad he at ones identified Demons as the woman
wise had robbed him. She was also apprehended. Bo-
sons asithowledged having takes the property, but
dectatod that the lad feast it 'yin on the table, and
she thooght she had a right to help herself. Both pri-
soners were folly committed.

The village of Goalsnaughton, in the neighbourhood
of Allot', has been kept in great alarm for porn', diwe
past, by the appearance cf a ghost. The spirit first too-
defended to reveal itself to a collier, retuning from a
new year's party, accompanied by his «He. 'rhe has-
band, who bad probably been indulging too freely in
his favourite beverage, mountain dew, was trudging
considerably before his better half, when he was sad-
daily accosted by a dark grim female figure, which, in
a sepulchral tone, said, " Will ye go wi' me to Oart-
morn,") a piece of water of considerable extent in the
neighboarbood.) The collier, in the unthinking jollity
of his heart, consented ; bat as his mysterious oompa-
Mon glided along with bias, for it could hardly be said
to walk, he was led to suspect " that a' was'ne just as
it should be ;" and accordingly began to throw out
hints "that it was a keg gate to Oartmorn"—" that
there was 'teething to be seen there but cauld water ;"
and, finally, declined to proceed farther. The spirit,
then, in the same hollow voice, demanded "if he would
come to a neighbouring wood, to a particular tree, at
level,* o'clock at night, that day week ;" and the poor
collier, glad to be let off on any terms, consented, when
the form instantly vanished. Astonished at this sadden
disappearance. he waited till his wife, wbo was only a
few yards behiod, came up, Whiff she askede in as eve-
deafly alarmed tone," what that; was he had been speak-
and *limit had gane to?" This only increased
' the poor man's alarm. and. the unhappy husband and
' the Wife hastened (trembling) borne es fast as possible.
This, however, was not the end of their perplexities—
the premise that the man had given to meet the unknown
-at the plantation weighed heavy on his heart, and he
''passed a week in great misery. The appointed eight,
however, at last arrived, and convinced that if he broke
his word be would he carried off bodily to bell, be de-
termined to byde tryste. On this eventful night, ac-
cordingly, he sallied forth, accompanied by some of his
friends ; bat as the story, with many exaggerations,
had been freely circulated, the whole village was on the
alert,' and many parties followed at a respectful distance.
The hour of twelve was past, and no spirit had appear.
ed ; when, as one of the party happened to leap over a
hedge, a tall figure, in white, suddenly started up. The
person who had crossed the hedge screamed and fell
down with terror ; the spirit stood over him in a me.
natio; attitude. inspired with desperate courage, the
man sprung on his feet. the spirit fled, and was pursued.
and at last, with a tremendous 'blow, laid prostrate on
the ground. The mystery was now unravelled, and the
ghost turned out to be a young lad from a neighbour.
ing village, who had been amusing himself, daring the
daft days, with frightening the lieges. His manner of
Vanishing was very ingenious : he carried with him• a
white sheet, his other dress was of a dark colour ; and
when he wished to disappear, he suddenly drew the
sheet round him and squatted. and as the ground was
covered with snow, he became immediately impercep-
tible. The only melancholy cart of the story is, that the
wife of the poor man, who bad made the assignation
with the ghost, happening to be " as women wish tole

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1.11141, sawed Byegeld, in Cleetertt'Aste, hi width paseiog lilfeegls Tinley-stmt. he was pirked op be daughter of a Peer
*part of the market is situate, Ii ill *, plittliti Wok brb good lady wile quits politely touted bite to *ear. • baffle of ho
se. sailed the ,Jelly. Ramberg, amid has beset far aysetaporry her.. The witness, embraced the offer, and and me so miters
,ii„,...s tiwian„,‘,, say eI.L.L. , ~/.....,. NI airy:both retired to the Ship lea. where tiny. were won, on the foil
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rielitais, ,24""r47,2=__7_,!:', 77 provided will. oceetriesodetios for the night/ Tllll sest a* •)
oi Vile sinew grow...me elegegiii. lawgiver, vb.*. skip wimple awoke. he Ao old womb,
dig )1416 daSaid Se, tbital ' to be ess*
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missed hie id" who hed*lipped her sable is the aged 76, hieing fa
liatilitaitiii* Paiyailik* ' , . ' • her the above Femme's, **Ai* her hes clothes magi
relegatlyAinteillpg ili!ipieggesier et Hari Se to ' 'Ai Mt terlehraladehilesib-pse" asias-saf perms.
esoteotatit hia pekoe" At sight Teas Wei µ miler is .tbe hustlers. of the robbery. who ghats. she expired daring
tiled ,4 oghle, sad 344,... 4,sisifieg agb, as foretstios et the foots to Wilk/mks, seoostsbie. - Wilk- OD Monday weal
%,..., ~..a ;A.A. ....6. ......j.,...i ..,. .........1.1.1 *ow stated *mke_ hod revolted. s.daeeriptioosf the fey son ef Me. Wood.,