The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

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MB RIGHT YONOUR4 BLit Tint . k
LORD MA YUR•
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My tonn,-Your Lordship halt been pleased by tIIPA. ...„ ,
an
order, dated the 10th Intent, pobliely to- awe • 01`.11#. i.haltst
nounce your intention to " pot In- force to the fen Jiheiallovirl:t-
N
estent the Penal Clauses et the 37th of his present
eilkety, against Loth Doyen and Settee, of Ilfell
an,' Flour, who shall not strictly obeerve the direee •
tions contained in the Bth section of that Act."
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The, is a symptom of humane sousibility
/1 IrRIEND ID Tkit Opon. I,`*- ... daughter
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• Fallout ..17 years of age, 'late SIN
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bar!! and distressing condition of the poor, which, ogee
4" • , * f with him ;• in consequence of which she
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veiling from authority, I hall with pleasure. Every . .
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•is' , .UW=71;2141. FAPOatitis3l, '. . { pregnant, and *unit the . diskonopred Mother. 4di
fe'et man, with you, must naturally wish.* in' ..... ~4.. ..
..141.11inw• lof an illegitimitte child. Thwegli . the gerund • whelk
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Lod.rhip's iesserstt, t• • /W1L.1.1
4‘ jo4tiCe to the public ;" but your . . .•
4,vo,aveseeme %pens, in speaking of 'the appoint-''. on which thaw Redone wet fehisded, waiethe sup. [patine
e laeing the promulgationtls on eseent of De. HowLeY to theeeeofLendbti stile, te, that -posed pecuninet ? lees •-ef, the -parentle itseellekti
fer e : of a Manifeog met In
friendly to the indigent and industrious, but so full -ieletopeeseat Government, in disposing of the dignities:deprived .of the.aereiceti or •Malleoglitteite.s4 fee.,
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ef t epatening import to the unenrtanate Baker, ref Lee *meek low °eve° 41 Virtue atid-Telent." It the espences attendant on .the. delieeft.; , yet, As IV
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the
expirleon
or
nine months of yew, mayind.. is eeftlidstairte heat 66 Virtue sad Talent" Mentioned, was now considered ei a pert of the laWL,.thelJti. • .7; stn
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'. When itistbsen usual to defend promotions epee these rim should also takeinlo cansideretioilt thedlsortien, j gds then passes
t‘ Ate nut quite so obvious. I believe lam talon.
• wounds. Barony this is too much. We cannot and anxiety, mid distioletude, Which such Lin 14 i• .the . leer; aes
et when 1 state,' that the Assize of Bread .
iled the coueict
bt, en, rt ,*alit toe Cosily- to practice such it deception' upon , must neceseaelet produce, lend an She'd.*
Alto Your' its.readeet teithoiltobservation. With respect to Dr., mare to tioreireetbstaiscea of etude .respectirrecereei .n .olaitintik In et
11-1.5 undergone no ' variation whatever,
elevation to the Civic Chair. During the whole f Cliotreate'tite pilblic know nothing of him. As He. .If the Juseecoissidered it, as a trivial Injoey foe a pet. Ant all &then Ple
tent period, the bounty of
hit n • son in the bend* situation of life in which Ahe Paine clef lastratelinielve •
Heaven has not, fora ;.11111111 Professor at Oxford,. doubtless he . must
le talki eif =idi
le day left the slightest pre for og f
sisg / of competent learning, and therefore, after • a.; tiff. was.placed,, to brie the honour of his dieg-heer,
ant service in that office, not undeserving of re.;deatroyed, and the pellet and comfort of his ramie? *At of sks-ooteaty la
t
des *v.. concourse
scarcity. Every man whu could afford to perches', !. ward. Bat we a. e yet to learn what should fit hiM I ruined- for ever, they would give light damages* in= r afar
.cosidenteation Was
might at any time procure as much Bread ns he : (and per :attain) for the most important See •in this this case; but If they were not of this- opinion,--if eful circumstances in Whir.
pleased, and therefore to attribute the high price of -.Kinidos, when so many, both of English tied Irish 1 they *ere entsit'aced that the parentel, feelings.were trod he hid ;re perseied attire
the loaf to a stioted supply, lour is Diebrovould havefadly acenissed.ehe tranelatioe:l44•cate as ;etre elevated, situatiome-ethat t
of Wheat or F ; . . , . . . - . • . .
ee . en lie weft- tb bed on • flee es
and: `re ere in•the-1 nited Clooteh 'mere then twentjetorire es mak ve to•Shifeßee-ohleelektfiejeffotg. ' dee ;.end cwithe oot account fin
only absurd prejudice, or interested cant. ,
thousand, -nut of whom a selection might have been ewe inch a corn nation as such a eerie of the ow. Adrift nit( id" ail" eiliwiteie
If, then, the severe pressure felt by the lower :made. His life has been devoted to private tuition •rshould dictate. He should be under the neceedtteet On a suddenampulee, Led with.
classes from the very high price of Bread, could, !,:and College residence. It does not seem, that he has ; calling on this unfortunate victim of sedietioiettyreee to c. he jumped. out of bell ~, lent pee
with any justice, be traced to what your Lordship i ever been engaged in the active duties of a Clergyman. late the tale of her own 'diebonour ; acrd flee creel r deed,, with a bar of Iron, ikon%
ilt is impossible. that such a person can be acquainted : .
' necessity was a ground why the damages -should be used in The tempering of clay. -- . -
calls the incorrectness of the returns of Meal, or
that an with the feelings of that body of men over whom he still larger, because it was a greater aggravation of has lift three children` to trowel! hi.
Fleur bou4ht, it is somewhat astonishing, el .
. :is to preside. He can have nothing in common with ; the calamity to have this disgrace so publicly pro. and the lattentabtelatt:of their another.
evil of such fearful magnitude should have hitherto ;
them •except his ordination. We give him full credit I claimed. • fttlematel ~e.e. • •,.. ...
escaped your vigilance, and been suffered to exist ! for having-been ass indefatigable and useful tutor in . Sarah Clayton stated, that she was about Vie*n. BOXING ifid/Yill,- near 111ARGATIL.
through the dreary darkness of five long winter the house of the Marquis of AGEacoRN, who is one of age. When she first became iiitimately acquainted
months, when the cheerless children of misfortune :of the staunchest friends of Ministers) and to have with the Defendant, she was about 17. He visited • It hat been the castors for a ye* years past to
is unquestionably ~ done his duty as tutor to the Prince of ORANGE. her at her father's a considerable tima: he courted ' amuse the men of Kent with a fight on their enlist e
are most the victims of penury and privation-throngh..
He
four more summer months, certainly less gloomy, a man of decent demeanour inher, and promised to marry her. Some time After . and in thisinstance, two men, higher on the list than
private life, and with some allowances for a little Christmas (in What year the witness could not site, • usually exhibit in this part, were pitt4d-.-NarajilL
but scarcely more productive of relief; and, just
reasonable Anti-Catholic zeal, not likely to cause an being no scholar), he had a criminal intercourse with , Harmer,. of the 13eltherectioel,• a visa ot.first-rate7
when the autumnal sun had quickened ilia) life and exception to that insignifiemst insipidity of character, , her in conseauence of which she -became pregnant, science : and Ford, whose former exhibitions realliNt !. ,
ripened to otlook), a harvest which promised speedy that seems so powerful a recommendation for a and was coakned in 'the October following. When him amongst• the moire formidable an the list. ee' . e.. e.
allerivion to sutteriag thousands, and ensured an 1 mitre. her pregnancy became visible, the Defendant Aged 1 The spot selected,was in tife meadow of a Neoteigh.
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abundant stipple for human wants-hen, and no : But this Government -looks to '6 Virtue and Te. her-declined keeping her company any longer,. yeoman, a mile to the eastward of St. Nicholas, • •
"mere lent." It is painful to descend to particulare,
till then, you call upon the Baker to makebet f The Defendant is a farmer, and lives with his mother. few tides from Margate. The various grotesque Tee
justice to-these eminent persons possessing acknow. .On being crest-examined, she admitted that she hicleieof Margate, drawn by donkies, mules, *4
correct returns of the Meal and Flour bought within !edged Virtues and Talents, who are suffered to go had attended the meeting of the Justices to filiate the 1 ponies, were in requisition early- en -.Monday mars. •
the Bills of Mortality, that you may be able to fix to their graves unnoticed bj, the dispensers of pa- child, end that upon this occasion her father was ing; and the combatants having arrived on thee
the Assize of Bread, with justice to the public." troaage makes it necessary to show that 46 Virtue turned out of the room at the instance of Mr. Burch, ground, they set-to about 11 o'clock. The seconds
In the course of my observation on the conduct of land 'talent" an out the sole consideration attended the Defendant's attorney., She said it was this gets- were Joe Ward and Bristol Hall, for Harmer; and
many of your Lordship's 0 ere i Office, le to hi ecclesiastical promotions. t
Heenan that mentioned the mouth of November as T. Jones and. J. Clark, fe"Ford. Bettitiecurren LI
• "de"- -- in e , else vacancies filled op by' this Administration the time intercourse she Harmer. - -
. iderttble diversity t
have had occasion to remark a toes when the took place; but to 8 on 4
• e (there is stow one open), on the Bench of Bishop) in persisted in stating that it was about, Christmas. Mond 1. Harmer made play by slashing hits left mid rift s
of opinion on most of the leading topics which have I Ireland, have *been seen. Of these, four ' were , Mr. Torreta said, this was a case in which the but tneeieet old/ told slinlitlY. F
Ind haying parried the_
,efti
agitated the public mind. Among a lengthened list l given to the brothers of the Marquis of W and returned wit/ about then:in* force. They closed, and hot
-- ATENT*I6O9 smallest damages would be !efficient, if the Jory i were down.' Solting got down so 5 to 4, but slack, it being
of Lord Mayors, we have bed resides and .Piniteel; Earls of llowvn, Koine, and KILKENNY. It will even believed the evidence of this young woman, who i evident that Harmer. wonld us he
,ablitisair elrantrlhyisdanfaveoswittob
idle observed that the Marquis of WA-temente° has • had before the Justices given such an account as ,'"'s on his aniaPanea ,as ac
Whigs and Tories ;-...meny panting for titles; anti •• ,- / . 1 , MOIR!. '.- .- , ,j- - ' . . ..
' • • • three mitres now in his family, the Archhishoprick induced them to refuse making. an order upon the 1 2 Seth rallied, mi
.ionse eiteridied fighting took place.
few, insensible to sorb diseinetions or honouri
.ir.."..„
irre:ol 1
, laid Ake aiskopricka• of Kiseines and
ILLALGE. So much 44 Virtue and Talent" do Defendant.. There was no evidence eater* that of eedirr ill C0144:44.-mbg.ift
ofareleee hitt:: Iskritut •-,: , • • ---
the Plaintiff's daughter that the Defendant ever kept .'
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i'grebrd Ittitriterrbesittagotr the mon andrutupon tslierenaille, and afro the
indeed, who never could be brought to agree on ant :
single question of great national interest, but who, , tbes‘ teettesvouos possess! in the same way have company with her at alt. This want of co" rroborn- ; fail.
nevertheless (with some exereptions), have been the enormous Irish livings been disposed of.
' Lion on a subject which might have been sustained : larmeratado kis right-handed hit ern Ford's forehead*,
I which told severely : Ford, however, bored upon him to get to
found marvellously to concur, in adopting the same The vacancies (before the last) that they have filled by farther evidence, if trtte, ought justly to excite ; in-lighting, and he succeeded in doing sh, after other blew' a
mode in regulating the periodical Assize of Bread. up on the Bench its England, have been eight. The suspicion as to the truth of what she had stated. 1 but he had she worst of the round, and was thrown.-Betisi.g an
I persons who- have been selected, have been the 1 The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff-e '
• at the commencentent.
Towards the close of a Mayoralty, it has gene- et 4. Ford bow to show bad- Minion. He was (Men-mantled •
i'utors or the Dukes of BUCCLEUGN, PORTLAND, :Damages not.yea_ and sparring suite[. Bonner, however, could not easileget •
,
rally happened, that lowering the Assize of n d _ 1 cauuticmga, Rims.xo, the brother of the Pnixce e . . .
-........-. • at him. A tremeottons right-handed blow on Ford's body war'
has somehow or other become an object of increined,Reattiees Tutor, the Secretary Of the Duke of Poet- {* WARWICK. Avis. 20. placed, and it was remelted smartly opon Harmer's head..-4 tit ' ••
1 on Harmer. - '
Or increasing solicitude, with many of yew. worthy.' ILAiii and a brother of Lord BLLEKEOROUGH.- t . Wednesday last John Britain we.sput to the. bi.ir, i 5.. Another rally...Eu.l/B*M, commenced by Fold.l who kept
predecessors. The ignorant and vulgar, who seldom •
:The Laos in England rival the Beresfords in Ire- charged with having murderedhis wife, Anne &stem, ehitireerredeed,ieund.ate, :A aaa gereere e°,sikt le:lir triii:eamao744 jaistice
WIC for they have had three mitres. The present •on the sth of April last. nte - • et I)
would Savees
been acceptable to, bath, &key ',mina become muck
attribute the best actions of public men to good too. I. Bishop
of C ' father hadthe Seeof Carlisle,i 'l'he Prisonerwas a pipe-maker, resklitegin Cotton- ' teeued.
sterna s
tires, where they can invent bad ones,will have
it i and his brother the See of Elphin. I street, in this town, and had formerly been is the eat- :.
meneie was a number* other tooodsi-01l flottidltble to It et‘
r, aim in the I(ab Hammer gat lili antagonist against the rime%
that this expedient is only resorted to for the par- { .Thel Deaneries, Prebends, &c. hare bees chiefly I ploy of Mr. Rose, on Snow-hill. The principal eel- _ln a situation whereattit mut ha and the battle s but 1..
pose of snatching a little popularity,. to gild. the pelt/the Duke of BEAUFORT, Loi-dtllAneoway, dence against the-Prisoner was Ma own son, whoeon ;Mg soli/main it, be walked of, and left bias to go dewy antis
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closing scene of official life. With this absurd bpi- . the sight of his wee scercely able to sostain the • °ender( 'fed' This act (ef brayery and, coolant was . se- •
BILDIOLOW, &c. for their orris connections. With . . . father, ,
ed .
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the 'eft*itlit of the Deanery of ,Canterbury, bestowed shock.. 1114
..coentenalice betray hie. horror
,et i'l - ftgellit RIM . • . •
• I never non can agree. It is distinguished alike for !
mien's- ular preacher we ask whether one of these the painful pert he was called on to actenor was this I
,Thergier's fighting resembled 'that of Jas. Belifier,
stupidity and impertinence. Could any rational man good things has 'fallen :pen a person recommended feeling confined to himself: Judges, Counsel, Jury, his coiehre.nieeri thin an Other pugilist. 'Like Oita
for a moment believe this, he would be led almost .44 aleiN bYsirtue and talent ?" Has this Administra- and epectatinh, were alike affected at the scene.- .he has a happy kneek of bObbi% his head on one .
involuntarily to parody the language of acmes, and ; ties raised one eminent writer, distinguished divine, • After some time had been allowed the witness for re... side to-ovoid a blow-, 'as exemplified many times Co
lay, " that a Lord Mayor allowed himself nine lor celebrated scholar-one likely to be a successor to 1, corer), the Judge (Sir .. . - • e 1 E BLANC), told him that , this combat. Besides, although more than Ford's
months for sinning, and only three for repentance." .the WAtstettose, the !Jeweils, the Heaps, and the.
his
the task was indeed a painful one, but' that it was a ' weight, he -has this gift. of hitting as quick end ee
l inn rather inclined to think, that this ardent zeal : .
lioakkes 'who adorned EpisCopacyGod, ern and he bargees • 'T` - f the day, and his length
in the earlier :duly he awed to - an . iss o
y fuk 1 .
pert Of this reign ? In truth, it is difficult to point
.leery of his deceased mother, to relate-to the Court . bled • him to statta °tett his antagonist. The only
for toweling the price of Breed, which grows withteed a ogle dignity, that has not been bestowed at 'ouch circumstances of the murder of his deceased plan Feed had to folio*, was to get in and fight ;
time and horns brightest at its setting, may be easil T
Y , the- soneitation of a iktroughnionger, either as a pro:- parent, as were- within the cum ell ofhisknowledge, : and when•he was -enabled so to do he had. the beet of
explained by the more just and liberal supposition, : vielorefor his own relations, or as mean mode of re- recollecting that his father had broken the 'chain that ' it. Ford•is. improved in fighting, bat his condition
that the various musty records of English Law which ' coking, out of the public fend,' private Services that • binds society together. After repeated encourage- ;nos evidently bad i• the third roue* He sustained
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respect the Anise of Bread, from the third JIENRY ltwill be seen by looking I Mitt from the Counsel, he proceeded in his testimony, Is mast injury in body hith—He was bled on the
claimed remuneration.
to the •
present
time, Is a study far too dry and la. - •
' in the red book, where alone the names are to Wel'
with but little interruption, and in the course of it i.ground. ... . .._
lie that every thing has been given re.the laterite/Mod the following facts :- • .. .The combat lasted' 35 minutes, and the winos
..pct ..
buttons for even an animal Officer of su dor i lee
and families*
of the •b ' ans pareanury rsepporters of Mi. t The with was sleeping, on the morning of the would receive 3.5414064. ... -•
rabid to completely master, much before the alpine. Asters, with one or two deatierke and stills thrown' Mk of APdis -*ln the same room with hit hither, e . e e „se -e--t-nis „.. . . .
Lion of his authority. -to the most noisy promoters of the Oxford' and CGIN. - weaker, and younger brother, aeho is. about nine There. a„ . fight was "Mfgl between a Lanceshice
This is my view of the matter. But there is an- bridge "No Popery Addimene.
' te So much foe years. of age ; about six o'clock, on being suddenly 1 man of the eameettrekter, and a Hibernian coiled
" Virtue and Talent." .disturbed by a noise which proceeded from that part : Eons. Neter is oelne stout young fellow, of .
other point, on which the opinion of some Lord ! ..
The ON AGe is the real 'SOU of the
e ADM of EATR of the-room where his parent slept, he rose and went !,. more than 13 stone .and Eimer, last from Kilkenny,
Mayors will be found to have been pretty much in evils that beset the establishment. Great have bees' .to the spot, and there found-his father standing in a i was not inaptly: -to a maypole. He is mere
unison with that of .a greet part of the Public-and the mischiefs from birth and 'Went having been , threatening attitude over the had in which his Mother 1 than six feet, witiret long.ullow, visage, with body
that is, that the Baker is the principal author of the' thought tufficient qualifications, without the repute. ; ley. 'On examining the bed, he found his mother , corresponding, and appearances indicated that he
Ligh price of Bread, and of the consequent sufferings Sion for any species of personal and professional ex. i weltering in her blood, which flowed from a waited would cut abetter figure in devouritig. a beef-steak
of the poor. Now, my Lord, Ido really think this • cellence, lot the highestotatio .us in the Hierarchy. ; she had received from a bar- of Iron which, his father 'than at fighting.,, .„ . . ,
• Those who' wish, for their ewe views, to preserve;
held hi hit' and. The Prisoner was again in the act Gregson, in this instance,. became a second •to
is a little hard. Surrounded, as we are, with so the present corrupt system, hate endeavoured to per- lof raising Ms hands to strike the deceased, when wit- • Painter, and Joe Ward and Hall seconded Bony.-
many other powerful and prolific causes, which com- ' suede the world that the es-Weeks& threaten the { nets rushed up to him, and- wrested the bloody bar ITo the astonishment of the ring, who treated the
hilted, are more than sufficient to account for the ' Church have proceeded from °theta/00% and Acts ! from his grasp, exclaiming it the same time, it ()troy Hibernian's *Hempel() fight le farcical, a most cam-
distressing price of Bread-to charge the Baker with !to compel residence and mkettheattpendaer curates i dear father, hare mercy!" and iti his endeavours to rageous battle was fought. • The Hibernian, whom
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contributing any share to a calamity, over which he ' base be passed' . They will be (nand wholly, inef- I obtain the murderous weapon, received a violent no one knew, displayed science which wend( not
1 ficient. Let but to Virtue and Talent" find its roe' i blow on one of his anus. On his fattier becoming divine a Cribb, ski his gift of bluing wail great.
leas no more cont rout than over the course of a comet
'! ward in this as in other professions, and there wilt! cooler, witness went again to his mother, and sew Painter was kept bleeding from every °rain' of the
is a proof of either wilful ignorance, or confirmed soon be that emulation among thimble
anethe learned, ! that she was much bruised about the heed and face, head from the first which bailed sponge andiehl
r rtiudiee. It is indeed, my Cord, too much thus to ! and the wise and the
good, in the 4ischarge of their : her blood Bowing very fast ; her speech was gone,,, water. Ile resemb a Kentish cherry ;- and yet;
throw all upon Dobbin. To bear all the burdens' important functions, which cannot fail to be prodec- and she appeared to be in extreme agony. He wiped his smile, through the blood, oetnparect with the
a ithout that ingwater, 'tad his . 'grave
any of the benefits, is a system! tine of the most beneficial effects, by 'extending thee' the blond from her. face with .some
in a shod time tame to the bed end assisted ; cross contrast. .
which even a Hottentot would spurn-in England it i influence of religion without fanaticism, awl encou. (ether ; •
is little short of treason to name it. raging morality without hypocrisy. j him. Witness then left. the room: to cell for .the. Lst rteg Feint after fighting 40 initiates:A,
{assistance of some neigliboUrb, and then proceeded in Painter has WIWI? lteowledge of fighting, hurtle. -
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in the succeeding Letters which I shall have the Sir 11.3wEAND Him, had three of his brothers will search of it-tenni:id aid. The witness further stated, blows on the thin ceesmse of Pat, at the baler end of
tenour of addressing to your Lordship, acid to which him in the late actions near this Pyrenees. They all that lie had often been disturbed in his rest during the' the battle, were very forcible.
tLi is only intended to clear the way as an intro- escaped unhurt, and were in good; health at the•date last six ineseven months previous to the murder,
,by A handsome collettion took place fdt 'int mine
detente lam persuaded I shall not fail to demon. K .
. of Lord WELLINGTON'S dispatches. ; . his father's singular behaviour : as, for instance, by quished.
st'a'te the
. truth off few Jei hisoutof bed .atnight,goring down stairs, . After the sports of the day, a cold collation wart
Tstece is goose to perform or a nights at . getting
the, folloning positions:--First, merick• lie is likely to reap "'err Plentiful fieriest' end misplacitio the furniture, and by 'his use of given to the Principel amateurs ‘y Mr. Carliug. a
'bat the ilakers neither
gins nor can, directly sot IA- in his Irish expeditiou. , .
' ' *tango expressions. Ile was convinced that his father geutieman ii.hoieedis side the spot. '

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mit Lenrilert heinc;-fir mond rig ms, naled-hir-g-
-'the lary Alma they bad to eonfine themselves t 4
-tire rientioni• whether the. Pri5011.44: w2l sew' at, the
.time of -onoptltting the deed.--the fief et• the thl4
„ceased baring met her death at his handirbelog Indio.
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• ''file .7nry:lw lowalimb• eletatsed. their 'elate,. .
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"The-Jedge then paned en the Prisoner the awl:bl.
sentence of ,sheliter4 eed._et that parttiu which he
recommended
recommended the couvict's sour to heaven, the My. •
hippy man .-piclitingi; 64. collected- and &Ana •
roice, "'Amen I /Men !it • , - 4." ri
'On Friday leetonellaclre o'clock he was eau
coed in 'frdet ratan• aunty poll VVernick, in the
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presence of jMge . concourse of spectators. Ills
behardour afar .condemnation Was peculiarly =liable
to the awful circAitnsionies in which he was Owed.—
[ Ili declared he hid no personal animosity against idc -
Wife Whenite we tb bed on • die maim( preceding •
tlituthrdet i pad .0101.0 net o.ccount for Iris commiting r;
'.4.ht-diii-dfirt Aictf ea" eillec- OM Mitigated by,,titet.
devil. ' On a suddewhopulee, and without any, pro- ,
vocation, .be jumped out of bed,. and perpetrated the
I'bloody deed:with a bar of Iron, 'thou( 21 inches
I long, used in The tempering. of clay.
lie has lift three children to bewail his shocking
end, and the lattentibtelate•of their arotber.

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