The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-26 00:00:00

SPORTINO INTEWORACE.

BETTING AT TATVERSALLT, MA, 'h.
DONCASTRR ST, LBGCR.
13 to 1 asst Mr. Wortlev's e. The Athenian
13 to 1 asst Arbutus, by Walton, d. Lisette
16 to 1 sot e. by Walton, oat Of !Melte
16 to asst Mr. T. 1191ces's br. e. by easolensio
100 to 6 agst St. Patrick, by Walton
10U to 6 apt •sir W. Nlexcell's e. Mnnreith
lOU to 4 asst Mr. Wilson's e. ont of Taw
100 to 3 asst Mr. I.amhton's e. Donsinane
100 to 3 asst Mr. Milnes's eh. c. The Duke

CRI.►I CON.

COURT OF CO7,IMON l'1.1: IREL tsp. MA• ri.

Mt JON?, mews, x.e.n. r. egottee erre* naowste, esp.
Damaces laid et f SONO.
Mr. lititssekt. IYALSIIE stated the plaintirs ease.
Rev. .oeorge William Doyle. plaintlff 's lmother,soleinnigNi
the merrier:e ceremony on the itith of October. ISIS.—Sir
John Doyle was et that time between the age of thirty-two
and thirty-three—had been in the army from fonrteen—served
in Egypt and the Peninsula, and acquired several higb mili-
tary honours.
Crogs-examined.—llis brother was fond of company ; had
been connected with a female. a native of Portugal; sho
followed hits to Ireland ; a child had been the fruit of tho
connexion; Lady Doyle desired to hate the child, alt*
wowed snitch fondness for it ; the lady was kept by Sir Joh.,
Doyle in money, but hedid nu: Calla • t with her ; lie w As under
many obligations to her, and felt himself bo4ind in era t itntla not
to let her want ; on three 'event occasions she had been the
ineads of saying his life, and hed attended him as-sidnote.ty
while suffering under a dangerous fever; his brother never
lived with her after her tenoning him to England ; it was
publicly said that she was supported by him.
J. l'A'annell. waiter at Matto Be lu Hotel. reenileets del
anise% nf a lady and gentleman at the hotel, in Novembee
last • they hail a single-bedded itsi.nt and a sitting-room
and ordered no one to he admitted; the gentleman welt afraid
of arrest. The) ordered tr.,. wbcih was served up. Witness
Was employ ed as a driver by Mr. Quin.
Mr. Jottnsvoa.—Where are you now. Sir?
Witness.—l ant tilting here. Sir.—(Oreat laughter.)
Jas. Toole revobecta driving a lady and gentleman frost
Porto Bello hotel ; did not know them, but heard the gentle—
man called Mr. erxwne by a begaarman in May testott ; Ittel
seen the lady. The witness significantly man'e..'ed hit
knowledge of the lady', tank, by waving his hand. end say
Ing how he observed the attention paid to her ladyship.
" I'was lady Isere, and lady there, and bows. a..d my lad). •'
He had driven her to Major !Arian's.
Patrick Kernan.—Rentemberect the lady and gentlemai
calling at the inn at Ilallinasloe.
Betty Powell, chambermaid. proved that the defendant
slept iu the same roem with the lady ; witness attended the
lady to bed. e. ho dismissed her, saying, she had occasion for
ItotAlog more.—( Laughter.)
Stephen Donnellau, Esq. proved that the defendant slept
with the lady at his hott,e, at Kills.
Christopher Blithe.— Keeps an Ilhtel in Seckville-street
had three boxes. cuntlit.ing jewels and pEtte belonging t •
Lady Doyle, deposited in his care, by the Rev. Mr. Doyle ;
received a letter from Mr. Browne, &barging him not to eh—
liver the box.; to any one without an order in writing from
Lady Doyle. Mr. RfMalle called to inquire whether there:
wits a box for Lady Doyle, and reeeited it to carry It to tut:
Ladyship. M hues* afterwards received • letter from licit,
DoNle, dated ilot% bead. ordering thin to give up the boat-/
to the bearer. Witness delis, red them to a man oho called
in a hackue) -cog ch.
Charles t otmeily proved defendant's hand-writine.
Mathew Bacon, Clerk to Mr. Mullen, jeweller. proved that
the jewels were wedding jewels ut Lady Doyle, bespoke by
bier Joke:
, --41ovenbelentirs were ptodttred, is also dte *serest& settle:
seat. signed on the andi of September, ISIS.- -The Lact)'s
aortune was 7,011 W. In bur owe right.
This closed the plaiutitl's case, red the Court adjourned.

TlllB DAs.

At half-past !o'clock Ihi. inornin7 the Cowmon-firesastri
passed sentence on the following persons :
Death.—Edind. Cheat, for passing forced nntev ; Henry
Laff, for privately stealing in a dwelling-house; Timm, Cam-
ber. for ditto; (feu. Primer, highway robbery; J. Atkia4,
privately stesline in a dwelling-lionse ; Jos. [tell. ditto ;
W. Wilkinson. highway robbery ; Reajtintin Ceme nt:le. pri-
vately stealing in a dwelling-boom; Peter Miner. ferged
notes; Jas. Gardiner. ditto: Henry Brown, ditto; 8. H.
Meredith, ditto ; J. Price. burglary ; W. Simpsoa. diuu ;
Edwd. Smith. ditto; George Pettit, privately stealing hi A
dwelling-house.
Transportation for Life.—Charles Golding. Elise Camp:,
bell, and Joseph Mists.
For Fourier° Years.—W. Cooper. George Thorp, Joseph
Henley. Jove ph Llnner. and Robert Ireland.
For Seven tears —.Johnßonse. Jelin Croeeh. W. Shwa,
Charles Pinliston. W. May, James Smith, A. Rare, Thome,
nod Jame-. Hoare. I. Foot. John Newman, William Russell,
Eleanor Haggcrtv..i. Lock, John Johnson, Thomas !sleao.
Janie. Sam) ne. W. Nliedonntll. and J. George.
The following persons were then sentimeed to variant
periods of imprisonment:—Charles Dodge. J. William*.
W. Salmon. R. Webb, P. Young, Team-iv lours, James
Thompson. .1. Riley. Ann %Manny. Millicent Conderoy.
Thomas Grey. John Allen. Thomas Jagger, W. Homes.
M. Corbett. James Holmes, George Thompson, I'. Cottle,.
and W. Jones.
The Sessions were thee adjourned to Wedneadq, the 491/A
Of Jerre.

7

MARKEI'S:
Eoasi-Exc AA AA . Mar 48.—Our market continue. *bons- •
deafly supplied with sll g sin, and the weather being au
extremely favourable (or the growing crops, causes exceed-
ingly hest y sale for every article, and at I 2... diction of is.
per quarter on Wheat. and Oats. The trade was
very dull this mornbig. the consumers not Wog disposed
to !,..-ep large stocks by 11 e r!, so thst the miles were bat
tilting at the above declini.—ln Beans and Pais there if
no altersilon,
NM ITHFIELD.
(To .ink the Offal: per stone of Sibs.)
Beef . . 45. bd. to i7ATTLA AT 31.111111111 T.
Mutton . 45. di. to Ss. 0.1. I Peres 490
Veal . Oa. Od. to 7s. Od. Calves • • WI
Pork . . be. Od. to Os 6d. Sheep. he. . . . 6,100
Lamb . 7s. Od. *o 85. Od. I'lgs • 11051•
HAY AND STRAW.
Hey
61 Os Od. to SAW. Oe.
Straw
-
A SHIRT NADA TiliftiOUT NEEPLE-WORIL-111r. Davi.l
Anderson, of the damask manufactory, Ahansitie Brae,
list finished a Shirt entirely itt the loots, ie.!bout any
kind of needkawork, and Ins soother in Morrell of
superior quilwr, iwtended u a present to the Huitterien
Muses. if {Musgrove. The Ruh, hasd.hasids, and•
• shoulder straps, art doable chink, aid wetly stiseassd:
the buttonholes ore wrought with button stitch. It barn
I also the requisite batter % Russets. and a gale; wed on
I the breast is wirer the (Pugs* Arida, with the sisettu.
I'a Let Olaveow floadsh," antilialevi„ We.u, sul.pro-
ueifted by avoid Andetion:" "• • ' • • ••
Raynor, the podiatrist,. perelfalliellhil 1111111tihes*
wager of Oily prolomm, of renal*" • asibPin live meiesles
and sweaty soroody anti walking a asila is eftipte
missies and ifttaix seconds. The ties gives hid hoe
fifteen minutes; be bad, of coarse, forty-four snouts
ter spurn.