The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-21 00:00:00

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object' to the preir
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fact that an enornioui
citizens of London

interests to the utmost. • --,
Upon looking over the Act of the 3.7 th of Henry WM.
and subsequent Acts upon the same subject. Ilila Lord-
ship.perceived that a very high power was given to the
magistrates before whom persons were convicted of the
offence of oon•payment of tithes. They might &ppm-
bend and imprison the person convicted for a term
without limit in the event of Mitt.' Issiti to pay. In an
Act of later date, a clause was expressly for the re-
lief of the people called gas 100 never paid tidies,
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1 sod of course were liable to the liiiialty of perpetual im-
prisonment. By this clause, imprisonment was maid-
toted by a warrant of distress, but the Act, in the eases
of other denominations of person., enables tbe mile-
trate to apprehend • sad imprison the individual of-
fending.
The Lout) Maros said he viewed the antberil gim
by those Arts with the utmost jealousy. Indeed, such
were his feelings upon the occasion, that lie could past
*lnk of exercising so odious a power except it was
sered to be compulsory upon him. He therefore
ed the case until he shall have time to consult
n the occasion; but he wished it to be uncle '
*it his object in not at once deciding was not to
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la question the humanity of Dr. Owen's demand .
Ile defendant.
/ Br. Owen said be was.oenvince4 the solicitor
Olt attend ; but be bad.tto objection to the postpone)*
Meat. or to the utmost elution on the part Of his Unit
dap. • • .
Hounaaix.--Testerday, a respectable trail
about forty years of age, a married luau, with a f
of bee children, was brought up on the chants of
Durban, who was known to some of the City Aeon
as having been employed under the Marshals as as PX-
tra constable during the lut Bartholomew Fair. Ho
stood that he had been to spend the evening with Mr.
Mapisield; soda-water manufacturer, in whole employ ba
hild bees for some time, and was retuning home at half
plat one o'clock in the morning through St. Paul's
plsurch-yard, when the prisoner accosted him. They
walked together into Cheapside when be left the pet-
seer and crossed over the road. By the time he ha 4
got near to Gutter-lane, the prisoner was again .up with
him. and they walked together down the lane, and '
going through litill's-bead.court the prisoner. ato
him in a dark part. He pushed him from.
asked him, did he know what be was about? The Op
!toner replied, "Don't be foolish; never did Obese%
nobody nigh." He again pushed him frees him and
kept him so till they got into Wood-street, when he lon-
snediately gave him in charge to the firstwatcbmanrhe
SAW.
The prisoner was asked if he wished to put aay qua.
lions to the witness, which be declined, oh g that
his answer to the --' --s.. he tl- ' ' be -
effectually told_ by
John Mansk4d,
the evening, corr/
Dothan be said,

cfliduleal —01111;114144f.4 , .. on the out-
side if tkeippocik sot gowei. . . moat horrid and
jtheching s .stf pretinited fr. .; Mrs. Needle was
ilylnti on hot beek.tlereeklk bee shill beaten in, aid her
braes putt Mr. Needle was wedroseed,ie bed. murdered
lie, a manlike movisge. his Istiodois • position as if he was
tering to parry of blows. The blood-thirsty villain or
'villains are 'opposed to haieperpetrated the horrid deed
With i kedge stake, width they left behind. The prin-
cipal property missed Is a *stet and pistol. It is sop-
posed the booty cooteasplated was the receipt of the till,
bat rebirth had bei‘lpia "ob. deceased, the preceding
lihkwiti tie 406411,edit Ott alarm at Aylosbory and the
sarronading avently . . Muumuu., the Magistrate,
belonging to Om abotir °Pee, being near the spot. was
applied tot he *tot Wile information to the Office,
*ben teethe and intelligent Officers were dispatched in
,OF directions- ' Ms were printed;offerinr 100/. reward,
tied every possible eversion made at the Office to pursue
Ito villains.
Rosayay.--pfoless Harris was brought to the office
Arm Leeds, Alleged with robbing Colonel de Burgh, of
lffhaitel-itteot. Grovvetiorplace. of bask-notes to the
taloalt of 61111f.a quantity of jevrellery, together with
is airy votaildrie Mammal ring, one stone to it weighing
liatwees fear anitive carats, about two months since.
at which time be' the ilisloners at: edema-
tips wee given at the Witt, and Smith, the slicer, Its-
feted himself topersee Irim„,bot without success. Be
was at length erred in a very extraordinary way.,
*disturbance k place in the town of Leeds, aid
istras . atria being • one of the ringleaders. on entioify
ascertain wh• and what he woo, took place. when not
flit
able 10 elt aitiefactoty aeciont of Mirka; he
stare IsPovereigis were found. and the.
'I
re dun ridpslsle dog, And from a variety of
icumstoostee le was discovered to be the robber of
' lapel de kr . fle Is a particularly ongrateful rob-
' r, as be fo belonged to. the same regiment as
knel de Berg and fur ao offence be was found guilty
.1 Court pistils' sod sentenced to receive iOOO lashes.
ktAtter tang tied: op,tO receive his pnnishirsinr, the
nel begged( him o$ and took him to be his settees.
was committed for foribet examination. •
~. Parasite*. Suasit.aay.4Mes. Sarah Stale. the wife
tr 4 clothes. askant): No. 4, in Rosemary-lane, was
'knight to the office yesterdey,by Fideson, who took 1
her km ciresody, under the„foellsiew.eircuitistances:
Os Sunday Akio 10111, inmost. lieteteve skit end eight
o'chok in the 'evening. the premiere of Mr. Einerson a
hi Watling-street, were broken open, and
wire
upwards o *thousand valoablealtawk„. boodkerchiefs,
kc. earri pi during she Motratary absence of Mr.
houtter
Emerson i visit to a frie'nd it lillagtoit. Thethieyse
entered. by taping the door, with a now bar, after
having a tear withpal glee!. to pick a animates
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