The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-10 00:00:00

THE SI ATP.SNIA N.

to whether there were any fire arms in the house, ands
ut go to Hallitiafad the nest night ; the Itiblinumeu I
came aglin after h.? had hem at home; the Zlonday
night following they canoe again to the house; about(
ta-rlre or fifteen men were about the door; nearly the'
saute number of men were shunt one hundred vards
Irons the flour; the sewed night the party Caine, Aights-
gra wta not sleeping in the house; be was sleeping in
an out-house; the reason that witness parted with
Angliegaii was, for fear the Ribhunusen wt. 111.1 kill both
him and witness for keeping Anighegan in the house;
Gam was great terror in the aunty; to the hest of his
(witness's) knowiril;re, Augliegan aid not sny be knew
any of the ',arty, hut cannot be positiv..; thinks lie did
nut say whether he knew them or not; last 111 lay
week witness lodged his informatioons; did not know '
that it was necessary, until Major IrArry sent for him ;
witness left the women in the hottae, his inother-in-law,
sister-in-law, his wife, two niaid-servants, and Andrew
Anghegan.
Cross-examined by Mr. flLaxascr.—Angliegan told
witnes, he hail been sworn; they afterward• hail a con-
versation about it ; does nut recollect 4114; he had any.
print: • ronvors:stion with Aughegan shout it; the family
w..re 4enendly pr, Nent; Aughevrei never mentioned to
witness the MOO. Of any one; the party, the seemed time
they ram.. to his Immo., swore him (witness); his wife
told him that they nose white bands in some of their
hats..

rere the cage dosed for the Crown.
!orersre.

Thom, Daly evanoine.l.--liearol of the attack on
Cotlien's house the ouy after it orrerreil ; lived near St.
tlar:ot's at that tiuie with his father; the prisoner is a
uts Is Tied ot.in ; n fitness saw hint 50 to bed to his wife,
tl Ceti nine and ten o'clork ; %item slept in the sante
moon trith the prisoner; saw Line get np the next day ;
prison:r rettld not have left the house without the know-
ledge of witness; the prisoner is a carpenter by trade;
was 'IA taken up until last Sotraiwy week, and Cullen's
hoti.e was attacki d aloold six week; ao:.o; Italy, the poi-
soner, made hio:so If public before he was taken up, and
alter the attacic of o.l.:ilens house; prit.oner was taken
ill his own house, in NO,

Cross-exit:Ml.o rLus.—Di.! nut see him go
out the whole ; Ft: .uy he heard of the attack
at Cullen's ; he. rd (oat the Itilthumnen were at !Men's
house; did not I:ear who tt was the Nadu, 00000 en swore
at l'tillen's; newer hearl that Aughtgan. a servant at
Cul , len's was so otti.
_ _ _

Jobs father allot. pawner and of last witness,
I,Jh aes kill with him since'
Ile WAS born; (manila it'llett, the Exeise-offieer ; never
heard of the Kib!tuouten kis..., at his (t *lien's) bongo
011.4;1 the night Li, son t..ke.t up; Lis son was serer
nut of his house Inn for tlittm ti lone days; that was
about the time Al r. AIM'S •as tired at, wbieb be
believes to be about the 3tlt Al.treb.

('roes-exansined he Mr. Sll TT !1 hi Pon, Thomas,
lives in the house with lo;:to : never beard a word shoot
the Vihboionnen swearinfi the people in the village of
l'utireeu, which i. three or four miles distant noes wit-
ness's house; never !send his sun, Thomas, speaking
about the attack on Cullen 's house; Ws son, Anthony,
had not been tout sof his house for *eves. mood's ; does
Got sleep well at nitzlot ; after Mr. Bort:, was tired at,
his sun, Anthony, at. iltest away front house fur lour or
ft e days.
The defence rinse&

The Jury found thr prisontr Guilty cm ail the indict-
bomb •, and the Learned Jtulge eentenveil him to be
bawd at Cowen), •a Saturday. the Bth ui April.

LANCASTER LIA ASSIZES.

CROWN-611)E, APRIL 4.

PEXTENCE Dr ICI RT. DEWSBURY. ADD OTHERS.
This morning the kndauts rho mare convicted yes-
ssiday of unlawful% assettashttpc at Burnley. were
brought up to receive ;tentenre. Several of them put, in
OA& vita, stating that they had had no ;Mil roper intentions
in attending the mertiog. The 'entente,' were—liniKht,
bewshure, and Broadhurst, to he imprisoned two years
each in the Castle of Lancaster ; John Tarry to hi im-
prisoned eightetn months; John Allani‘olt fifteen months,
and Win. Fletcher one year, in the same place, and all
and earls of theta to he bonnd in their on n ri•COVllirlnce
in the sant of 40/., and two sureties in lit!. each. to keep
the peace fur three years front the expiration of their
several sentences.

John awl James Morris, who had been con-
nianurtentrivir ikr., were thin sentenced,
the former to one %ear and eight the lat-
ter to sine year am( tca months', impriwitiorist in Lan-
caster Castle.

TOL [IMO r. WRolt ANO OTIUKS. IroO

The trial of air. 1% r.o. came ott next, aml, if the
whole of the indietmenrs ag.ailott him and h., wit, and
brothers had kern lone thrt,%ll, it have °evil.
pied the Jtitlre for nearly the rens:limier of the week.
There were not less than eleven indictments for differ-
ent libels.

Mrs. Wroe pleaded guilty to the charge against her.
amd she was hw►nd n►cr to aprrar when c:►lled upon.
It is thought that juagment in this case will never be
Called fur.

Wror pleaded to two initiettnentn (for nelPng The Qr.
parblieux). and was enovieteol on earl'. lie then. as well
an hin relatives, notlonsitted to all the others. Judgment
will not he passed till Thttentl:ty.