The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-09 00:00:00

practice., because inoffecteal to say geed poles& e.
order of the Court, Carman, Clerk of the Peace
On Thursday the follow's( priseuers,
for these breaches of the rum were pat spat trial
Roliert Cficatoe, &Neon Crick, Hear, Coley, j„
Coley, James Goddard. aid Aga Aare. treieTr
dieted for riotously assembliog at Shialhae• Ali tI defendants pleaded guilty, with the empties of Wien.
Chatton.
James Sparham, a farmer at Borstal, lot,
on the 13th of February be seat his street he
chine. That be wet let, and as he retarget home
a body of men to the sassier of 14. He sagiffirott
them far what parpose they were met, aed
to prevent the threshing machines—.t. destroy
He remonstrated with them, represeatiog to theta t4t
theywowld find the lbw too Mew, sad Monrovia,' t,„
ram for them to resist the authority of the
They were all, di chiefly Shimpling use. 'ts all
said they were determined brash the emechisiesiet ti.e
consequence be what it weld. He Whiten, mini,
to the perish of Banton, where he met the maeiisa
fore the machine reached the parish of Sitilqiieg. le
rode again fonvard, aid expostulated with tie am._
They still appeared deterseimed is hew* the mochiee,
Chatton appeared violent sad leder than the re Abe
be found they mid net disperse, be erected the eies,,
come on with the 111114111111 L. As seem as it was path
boundary of the two p=gia rid ease late Melt:
of Shimpling, the rio die bine
and Crick first. They teen' Ilme base; Aft,
then of off bis riding mud, smd irk held it till rat(
horse in the shafts esb. mmoltlek Is le ed itimmuc,
Chinon immediately laid WI el Ike kelesr tad mg,
" No, no, my lads, take the bone sat." The hem
ronsequestly takes oathy fame, and they lemsrairf
began to break the melds& 'lli, kooks-yids*
riety of tools—halobeteeffolasses seen, tame*.
gels or dabs. They tetelliy sleiteryed the maw' *
week so, that in his @plain it was impoodhleirtspor
it. It most be completely sew. Whams arms etioi
his memorandum hookahs seam of domeeleasauted
as ring-leaders. He left timer la &regime
and rode to Mr. Ire's. of Mleklehmegh. NI he dim
breaking the machine. Ho was present shoe teseisms.
Ch:itton appeared to have bees partiealariv sae
The'Cliairman said, " sad appears frontthe litiktto
to he a ring-'eader."
Witness—" Decidedly so, is my estiesatios."
Chairman—" They offered so ?enema! violate?'
Witness—" Not any."
The defendant Chattel asked what reuse willies Lai
to think he vrmi active.
Witness—" Because from my own obeematies
spoke more, made more mix, and were like wive
than any others."
Lord Sulfield—" I Mimic Iwo mold defeadaat Own
was more forward, and that he said he waidetattar
to fireek the machine."
Witness—•• Yes, certaistli: •
Chairman—" Are you sure it was Chan ids
caught hold of the horse.
Witness—" Quite sure, because he put his bud eat
near mine on the bridle, ead.pashad theism MA lir
I wanted to lead him torwartV
Win. Dixon, farmer at Surds., walked le Sidalk
with Mr. Spit:hem, ma 13th Pairsaryi whoa im most
of the boundary of Berets, he sax a nosier/1 net
assembled together, a to Ilkor 11--loran
se the machine got holirtaira:ielt tiet
people took the horses fess nameidaeltilps'
knock and chop it to piece& Witness did am nen
there till they disperenk !lasso enseseilleileAPP
ham token the tnachdao embed at the hata,isry 10 Slim.
piing, but did not heir way thiag All dry Mk la
horses out, when they.said fbey wssld lake the bone
out and break the endue to plena. lbw Oslo
take hold of the shalt hew Witness could me say win
first toot hold of the hones. Did met distilled/ kw
whentook hold of the 1101111111 first, They kid illehe,
pick-axes, large Globs, sad so ea.
Defendant denied broakiag the 1116thisse,101 AAA
that he was
Several witnesses spoils to the chwillaeohlle
prisoner. Guilty—but to mercy sa
coont of his age.
The prosecutor, Mr. Bruise*, reewatessedild IL fall,
J. Andrews, J. Coley, sad S. Crick N mercy ea swam
of their good character.

Thoome Taylor, Wes. Baker, Jeers awnings, led
Roiert Smith were severally tried and fund reikr4
the same offence ommittad I. the parish of Wywsea.
ham. These prisoners, together with the preweiv
ones, were then prated at deo bar, and the 'hl erns
[after addressing the prisoners] preweedal to premium
sentence.

The sentence ottke Court was, that Robert nem
pay a fine of SW, to the Kieft. be imprisoned far I! rnestl'
&ea at the end of that period to God security to 'with'
peace for two yeara, himself in 111 W. and two suraties
501. each. James Goddard ease year's inspriseemeotodi
to enter into a recognisance of NOW. to keep the poo
for two years.—S. Crick six mentbs' ad
to enter into recognizance to keep the pence If
months.—H. Utley sod J. Andrews to be imprlsming
Aylshani Bridowill for three montha.—Jeanne
one mouth's imprisomusemt in the Usstle.—W. Baktrud
J. I loodi nue six mouths imprisonment, *nil is enter les
recoolizance to keep the peace for It calendar moth
in 5(1/. each.—Thee. Taylor to he imprisoned tler
months' in Swansea' Bridowell, and Robert Sad cog
week in the Castle.

Retract of a letter, dated Paris, Tunalay tight —t
commercial courier arrived here toolikp, how :st P-
tersharg, which be left ea the 17th Fritroary. 1011'
believed at his departure, that war was ea the rill ar
breaking mitt with Turley, frr orders had brsswt
to all the armies and to the ittissian /net is the Rla k
Sea. The Uraad Dukes were Ir./se is the arm 04
the Emperor and his !Moister' wen expected to sit off
immediately.
A reqsisitioa is now sirnine, to truant 0,104
Mayor to ccccc se a meetiag of the Livery xi 6".
dun to consider the present distress of the rola"'
and to petitiou for a redacting ..f the present ;derv,.
burdens of Impairs*, aim i a Reform in P4flilllleLL
Extract of a later from a Lincolnshire brow,
a person reddest is Heighten, dated 31ards 3.—" A
Sheriff's (dicer in the South part of thin Coenir,
by him at this time 60 mem ions; it is the soot,
oar neighbourhood; formers, who hive /lova fro'
3 to 801.1/. per IMMO, are going to Ligroin jail asl
the King's Ilmseh *eery day the poor ars ei.la
nonsher, :rad daily inere ming ; ((Mc rhe.l mat erf
tqkeo If still it weed mot do ; sheep which I suit,
s,ll for 3/. 100,, mow brims. an:y ; and fa, hewn.
for which 1 ascii to receive 3111. make now eel!
or LS/. I have sold worse cast horses for 50. that
now sell for 15/. Trade at onir markets is at a"'
plate mud still; all the farm rs or Dearly all,
bottle to dime; No mime, a.. spirits; re ite.;ea but
day at Xpilotty to have pitcher, ofek lot (Wass.

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