The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-29 00:00:00

Dl4 1 LEY- SiSSIONS--Trisoßr,

Crawley, aged 17, and Jodi Nerhair, aged 1%
lly indicted for wanking Mr. Edward Ile*
taking front him a watch value The
resides in Snn-street, Bishopsgate, and sio
.nst. about half-past six in the evening, wool
Tong the Kingsland road, where there is a tog
instant be approached the toll-reeeiver's bolt-d
Arun he had not seen before. rushed from br-
lost hint with great violence, planting their el,
his breast. lVitne•s staggered and then re-
most severe blow on the breast ; he was puslmill
and immediately felt the watch pulled fruit
,ewbair was one of the three men who tali
The third man escaped. The person who
watch drop fed it about a yard anti a half from
•Ito crawled towards it; but the thief picked it
n off. Witness then got up •ml saw the two
pass Win. Me had nut seen Urawtey before.
lineal cried out " stop thief," they both ran
e mats who struck the blow escaped. The
ifter.vards found.
.rsons working in a factory, close to the spot
transaction took place, stated, that on hear-
, of distress, they went into the road, and
trosecuter get up from the ground. They
the two prisoners; and after a violent atm-
' them. Mary Wood, in walking down the
road, heard the prisoner say, " we will
less than sa boar's time." They were
the robbery. The man who knocked Mr.
dawn escaped, and put the watch into
band.
isoners in defence said, they were in pursuit
' thief when taken into enstody.
wit were called, who gave them good

•ottoest summed •p the evidence to the Jury,
.inced the prisoners Guilty—Death.
'mart was about to pass sentence, when tbe
and Jury recommended the prisoners to
ieeonnt of their youth.
'UNDER said, the recommendation should be
The Judge then addressed the prisoner*,
reed, the Jury bad been compelled by the eri-
find them guilty of a most desperate higb-
-y. it was absolutely necessary for them
for the worst ; for the great number of
ibherirs must be put down by example. if
/y's mercy should hereafter be extended to
it would do thew no harm to turn their
In heft* r ways. He would not then pass sea-
advise the prisoners to prepare for the worst.
then removed from the bar.
lone Edwards was indicted for stealing two
es, and other plate, value sfif. the property of
Granville, Esq.
..o,,erntor resides at No. 8, Saville-row, and
'loner had been in his service AS footman about
-efts. On the 11th instant, the pristmer ab-
ith the shore articles, which were prayed to
pledged by him• at different pawnbrokers.

foun.l the prisoner Guilty, bot recommended
y.
trt ordered the property to be given up by
..,kers to Mr. tiranville.

Gwteridge was pat to the bar, OD an in•
charging him capitally with entering the
elwellitur-b.rose of James Blair. Eel. of Devosshirm.
the •Itb of May last, and ste.tllng 21 silver
Lis property.
Irani,, one of the .. is of the probe•
th.it on the day in question, be saw the
to out of the house of his master, and make
musutit•s•reet. lie called i.ot " Siopthief."
something projecting from his pocket, he
ind overtook him. The property was found on

Isoner nude no defence.

,3I M ,•N SERJLANT summed up, and the Jury
ly found him Guilty.
la stood indicted for assaulting, nn the
kb.% ay, Thomas Mee, and taking from Isis
&c. his property.
vsecutor, on the day in question, was passing
Carepszreet, when the prisoner with others
him, and took his watch from his fob. Ile
in of the identity of the prisoner, who was
per :on who snatched his watch.
isomer said im knew nothing of the ►obbery,
'ned to be passing near the spot a man
iim in the way and accused him of being the

SERJEANT summed up, and the Jury
Guilty.
,MMON SERJEANT said the prisoner was an
ler, and must expect at least to leave the

Coombe* and James Rasrll were found
r striding two hundred weight of candles,
the property of James Slimier, of Sunbury.

POLICE.

•STRXET.—Yester.lay a poor woman applied to
sg Magistrate, Mr. HALLS. fur assistance to
.r to make her way back to Preston, in Um-
ind in snpport of her claim she told the fol-
rather singular story :
ad another woman, both natives of Preston,
-curly- lived servants with the late Mrs. Crouch,
+rated singer ; and when she died she be-
to her fellow-servant an annuity of M. per
to be paid by a Mr. Kelly, her executs.r.—
.se was on her death-Led else also gave her a
desiring her if she should ever be in distress to
it, or cause it to be presented, to his present
and inform him that it was the dying re-1
Mrs. Crouch.that he would relieve her faith-
Trani if ever she should require it. Within the
I', Mr. Kelly, the executor. had, from some
other, reduced the annuity from 101. to W.
this the applicant and her fellow-servant had
•gether at Preston, and subsisted very comfort-
}pun their earnings and the annuity, but the ye-
n of it had distressed them very much, and it
ranged between thew that the applicant should'
London and try the effect of a personal sp-
it's to Mr. Kelly; and if that failed, she vr.is to
• the experiment recommended by their eleceared
res• with the ring. She ram* about a fortnight
and welted upon Mr. Kelly. but could not pre-
epowsina to raise the • annuity to its former'
it. She next turned her thoughts to the subject
ring, which was to hate sixth an altlaymic

cilia; and bowleg made enquiries as S. the br*
mode of approaching the Royal premier, she was
advised by some person to go first of all to the Home.
office. She did so, and related leer story to Mr. Hob•
house, the under Secretary of Sttty. sod he advised
User to make an application at the King's Palace. Ty
the Pslare she went, sad there sbe retested bet tale
to Mr. Watson, one of the R.syal floomisold, but be
appeared to treat it as an idle story, and told her be
could not see the King. Having thus failed in all
quarters, and haring spent all leer money and parted
with every thing she had, she was anxious to oblide
such relief as would-enable her to go home.
Mr. flats told her he thought she was every sigig
woman to Come all the way to [Ando* and litee
time and money upon the faith of each; wild MAW
probable story. She must, however, b taken care of,
and he would adopt the proper m aaaaa Is top send her
house, where be hoped she would retools Ike the rest
of her life.
The parish officers of St iltorre, tteveat-garare,
were thee applied to, and tboireadertook to have her
sent bone.
DREADFUL AFFRAY IN WEST.III,

INSTBIt.

On Monday evening an alarming riot took place in
Great Peter-street, Westminster, and the places adja-
cent. It originated in a quarrel among snow Irish
people of the lowest class in a public-house. the Duke's
Bead. in Peter street, from whence they &rued into the
street ; when, its the mania a few minutes. upwards
of 200 persons assembled, armed with every descrip-
tion of weapons, and a g I affray ewmmenced. The
police attached to Queen-squeals office baying received
information of the outrage, proceeded iso the spot, re-
inforced by a strong party of the Bow-street patrol. and
the Thames-police, under the direction of Sir R. Bir-
die. After a very prolonged and determined resist-
ance, and after the riot act had been read, the rioters
were driven into the houses, and were followed by the
police officers armed with cutlasses and pistois: several
lof the officers were severely beaten, and much injurell
lby stones, &o. being thrown on them from the windows.
A pistol loaded with ball was fired from 'one of the
windows, it is said, and the contents lodged in the
groin of a man named Welsh. and he was carried to
the hospital I. a state of fo ibility. By the exer-
tions of the police, and a number of the inhabitants,
who were sworn in special constables on the occasion,
34 of the rioters were taken into custody In the course
of the evening. Many persons were eta and beat in
the most shocking manner, the rioters being armed
with long sticks, and supplied with stones by women
from the neighbouring streets. Such was the conster-
nation of ibe inhabitants, that the shatters were almost
sni Ily closed. Several of the shops were wantonly
attacked, and the windows destroyed. Had not the
police promptly arrived, ass house would have been
completely demolished.
QUIMN•SQVAILII.•—•EXAMINATION OF THE RIOTIORS.—.
Yesterday looming this office was excessively crowded
to bear the examination of the prisoners. The follow-
ing were placed at the bar:—David Ballwin, Peter
111•Manns, Denis M•Carthy, Lortin, bl.Dopahl, Thomas
Welsh. Martin Callaghan, John Brennan, Austin 31•Ma-
nue, and Thomas Corbett.
Several witnessea harin
to their pardeipation !web_
except Brennan, who was edmonidied and discharged.
The following persons were then brought is
Mena, John Riley, Denis M.Carthy, Thomas
Murphy, aid John Welsh. All these persons were fully
identified and committed. Several other men were then
placed at the bar. and only one (Thomas Croton) being
identified, the remainder were discharges!. Six snore
were then introduced, and two of them, Longin and
M'Yane, being proved to he active in the riot, they were
committed, and the other four were discharged. *Eight
other men were also brought in, but, not being sworn
to, were discharged, except a man named Devaney, who,
it said, fired a pistol.

and sow'

SHOOTING ONE OF THE RIOTERS.
It was stated, that one of the rioters, now in the West-
minster Infirmary, was shot by an officer, named Brough-
ton, or Wronglston. The Magistrate seat to the Infir-
mary to have the condition of the unfortunate iodividna-
ascertained, and received as answer that he was danger!
ously wounded in the groin.
A boy, named Matthews, declared lie saw Devaney
firs off a pistol from a window among the crowd.
Another witness said Welsh was wounded at the tame
time.
Mr. Yordle apprehended the prisoner in a bonse in
St. Anne-street. Ile was concealed in a cupboard, but
had no pistol.
A woman, named Donahoe, was committed for being
concerned in the riot, and supplying the rioters with
stones. The prisoners in the evening were-all conduct-
ed, under a proper guard, to Tothill-fields prison. The
examination lasted until late in the evening, and the
office was surrounded by thousands of persons daring
he day.

FRFNCII FINANCE.—From an official statement of
the remits of the French Budget for 1822, it appears
that the surplus of the receipts over the expenses is
13,982,006 franks. The monist of the national debt.
consisting of 5 per cent. consols, on the let of Jan.
1822, and including 3,701,000 of rade:, to be in-
scribed in the cootie of the present year, is
1140,364,000 fr. Ths sum appropriated to the sinking
fund is 40,000,300 of francs a-year. The fund be-
sides possessed on the Ist of January last, 23.047,000
francs of rent( a, which makes tie soul to be employed
this year, in purchasing 5 pereent.consols.63,o47,ooo
fr., independently of the woods consigned to this fond
and the ar re. ~ of rentes redeemed since the lot of
January, 1822. The entire amount redeemed in
mutes up to the Ist of April, in the present year,
24.353,000 francs. This statement also exhibits
a comparison of the budgets fur the years from
ISI7 to 1822. In the year 13'17. there existed
a deficit of 349,0011,000 fr , for which 30,000,000
francs of acute: were created. In ISIS. the deficit
I was 222,500,000 francs, and the creation of reales
16,000,000. After this year, France having shaken
the burden of the foreign armies, b-gin to exhi-
bit a balance on the farluraide side of the account.
The surptua of the receipt above the expenditure in
18/9. was 4,455.000 fr. ; and the legislature. confid-
ing in the increase of this surplus, ventured immedi-
ately to reduce lases to the amount of 15,000,000
f 1320, the surplus was 25,000,000 francs.
In Isei. the surplus was 20,000,000 frames. followed
by a farther reduction of taxes to the aliment .of
17,000.000 francs. For 1022, the mess of r
ov.r espenditure is estimated at 13.982,000 francs,
and 34,000,000 francs has bees remitted in taxes.

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, • Mason et Stis.-tiherarn..—At With a
has hews %obtained eellilless to this snyetetioes
which is es pee ted to.hoed est the detective of the
guinary netball' who totemitted the Whams
By the activity of the gentlemen who tare take..
conspirunus awl praiseworthy a port is the traitor.
don, is has been disrovered that theft are two -
in euttody in Harking Oast. we of wham &sewers
tievesptioss of the person neon near Mrs. Hmatty
hoes* on the night of tie minder. in oddities
the ether snspieions eircsaistatiets against his
has been &wavered that share the entwatissioa
meeder he has shaved off his whiskers, wloieh
ones dark and basil, and much reseadding those
by the 'opposed . sin. The offence with a
he stands chatgel, is breaking into Parrendon H.
the scat of William itietrell Amherst. E.q. near
low, Hsu:, soot steadily therefrons g very large.,
tity of plate. Ste. He was committed by the Best'
Epping. Charles •Hroyel Abdy, Esq. Cheirman, ant
.communication was forwarded to *facial persons
town, the nature of which it would be impels:leaf
disclose; bat it is distinctly mentioned that he
been in the vieinity of Mrs. Danstty'e house *a
night of the sossrder. and that be ball pistols.
was coofirmed by their discovery a day or two .
All the witnesses are accordingly ordered to attend
Barking as sons as the present Old Bailey Session.
are over, that they say view him, and give their '-
Dion as to Lis identity. 51r. Taylor. the inderat,
Vestry Clerk of St, Andrea's. dot pariah In which
deceased lived, has been noremittiog in Isle
after the murderers, and has emonsneicated wilt
of the Magistrates of doe United Kingdom.. to
the necessary ioforrnatioa has bee. forwarded.
califs Lave also been seat so the High Constah!
divisions and their deputies. by which swans
eel is kept open tbrougisuat the artistry for
closure of any information that may transpire.
addition to the above citrus:misses*, by/relic
have taken place at Mr. Taylor's tate. The ,
important deposition taken b, that of the woman
aosioed yesterday at Bow-street. Whast under r
examination by Mr. Taylor. she accidentally
dotted that her husband was related to Mary
Young. dot hots servant of Mrs. Danatty, who,
may be recollected. was is custody on suspicion
the warder, and, on pursuing the enquiry. it '
oat that be had disappeared rather mysteriously,
tin period of the assassination s bat all knowledge
his destination was deeded by his wife, who, is seem'
ing for her Ignorance on that bead. betrayed -
emotion, sad equivocated so much as to cause '
tendon. Ito has been apprehended at Hirai'
and is expected to arrive in tows is-night. It
remarkable that the sash and sheath, whir!
bees so often and so misunly &iodised, still reumiB
in the same mystery, uo me having se yet identified
thew.
I'Llitonyn, Max 47.—Pst in here is Wedn
by adverse winds, mad in want of provisions. the
guess of Hastings. Edwards, from Bengal, Made.
St. Helena, for London.

On Saturday se'nuight tbe retneinder of
companies of the 72d regiment. from the Cape
Hope, under the command of Major Carter,
barked here from the Fogey transport. and rel
bee Alissileaseegb.mpseee_bapecks t and nu ?
the remaining two compels* of the 10th re,
embarked on board the awe transport, under the
mend of Major Orley.. for Woolwich.
The Dryrorn Fair was kola on Tuesday. A
fair peel, all the rummy servants for that district
hired. Ploughmen were plentiful, and got 5/. '
Dairymaids were in gnat request, and readily
and 41. 4.-111'11' he wages of ether females, mina'
for this trust, ran from "I- t. 21• 151' a balf-y
great many young lads, or what the farmers call
men," were hired at from 21. to 5/. The market
very dull ; many of the servants went off unlike
serving, that they would " make more than
wages they were offered during the harvest, ant
surely by some means be enabled to earn their
till that time. The vintners came in for arch
of the farmers' distress. When the servants,
correspondent. went in to drink with each other,
order was, " half a metebkla o' tae best ;" but
the farmers came in to bargain with a servant
only asked "a bottle of small beer."--(GI
Chronicle.)

ONE JEW NO PHARISEE.—A—L—, a Jew, roe
the Synagogue on Sunday last, which was a
amongst the sons of Israel. On a holiday, the I
always invite seven of the congregatian, each t
articular prayer. As our Hebrew found that
left to say the last prayer. and that was the lon,
thought proper to 6rude. How the world is cl
Formerly aulsraelite would offer any money for
to invite him to say a prayer in the Synagogue, I
Jew even offered money not to say a prayer at all
PIDDING and Co. No. I, Cornhill, are entail
are two Points in the present Lottery, which, ha
ways been favourite Points with the Public, will
very few words by way of eulogy—one is, there
no suspense, the whole Lottery heing to be decit
sue Day, (next Toesday)—the other is, that the '
and Shares are sold at a cheap late—yet thereat,
Blanks to • Prize—Nolrixed Prices—All Stern
wry—Sixteen Capitals, all afloat—and Two of 2%
PIDDINO and Co. have rather a confident nrepot
that some of these are now on sale at the IMcky I
No. I, Cornbill, or at their agents in the country.
We understand that in eonsegneece of the
tints in the price of Malt, Mr. CHAPM4N, of t
nigge Wells Brewery has determined to make
Table Ale, and Table Beer of such superior qe
will enable him to defy all competition. When
eider the importance to families of possessing abe
free from the noxious ingredients usually emplo;
the composition of that necessary article, we s
be surprised at the extensive patronage he so I
edly enjoys. Such patronage we hope will I
be given to nteritorions individuals who prefer a
profit and fair name to the risk of destroying the
of their fellow-creatures by • wicked and tinfecli
pidity. To satisfy the most fastidious as to tier
nese of his articles, Mr. CUAYMIN stakes halt-r
following affidavit.
" RICIIAR• COMM tN, of Reeniege Wells Brewery
Table Ale, and Table Rear llrewer' weakens oath at
that his Ale. Table Ale, MI Table Beer. are fret
Malt and Ho pa only, and that he never has. nor
permit or suffer any dregs or other iojerion4 lnere
be Needle his brewery. " It. Cu,
" Sworn at this Massless-Helm is the City o f
March 98, Illet, before sae, hlscass. Mayer."
N.B. Orders eseauted for Reedy Money.—,
oust be post-paid, or not received.

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do *is ,il eight-oared galley, containieg t: picked ii. e.
la deed nen, started from the erodes arch of wilthall Bridge.
en row to the Rol House et Ilattereess Wiest A sea-
a" ''' tleman of sporting celebrity, emulated on a fine liked
Mew- ioniser, who started hour the Pimlico side of the bridge, "M
we rare crossed and took . the Moo Shaw road. The race was
were eh, won by the kerma leasing the Due minute are 4 • half.
6,auti„.. The tide was thinning strong up, and the wired blew is
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iiii..7.o the opposite dimities'. otherwise it is supposed the wit-
', I serums world here Wee seetwerfal. The seam was for
Welt 0I 4 cantider•ltle snot. The thowiessee of the Pussy ,Al
•of the Club were ant. and the riser wrier-served With lips,
rh were 1 lioxixt:.-- honer LORD •XD JACK DA*lllll=.Thui '
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me wore , mato+ tor 25 :Jansen was made ea the teat doh of Epsom
h which I feces The battle was fought at eight cs'elirk yester-
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n House, 1 day mottling, ina field at Chowsley. near Ripley, alto-
earrt vase
1 grater 'prise in.,at fur S
the 'fleecy, who would spoilsport 11111
aa to plSee soil t toe. • t s
It was a ,beset Londe, lit of the most determined ob. est
Beech at tie
, stinacy. Toe hest E.lllllll la.tedlonneen aiintstes, and Sea
h a" a the combatants hit earl other away several 'label at the em
HUNS l" ii•-ga. refusing to go doers. it was give sod take, with- :1
sdent t'• out tryout( 40440441; at !fond., when the worms even
he had were streaming with claret, Ford roceived a wax tapir; Cill
psa t round hit On the left ear, which spoiled Lim fur the woe let
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I. which men,. and (hosted him eleatily. ,
two ago
?.. The tir‘t roond had tamed the men, and science 'elid
WO
was
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much wanted for a guard in distress. Dawsoe re-
attend at celery, a rtiont hits vitiels divided the lip, a another
Sessions on the breast o haat stegggriadt •I'hialls d.wired him. •-•- 4]
heir opi• 3 and 4. Mob upon the.pip;.”.r order. and Milefilee,, I.
fatigable one bitting was pot aside by distress. Both went dean me
rhielt the in wrestling. . . wii
heleieje, 5. This round woo Pont the fight rather mirsenionely ow
by breoking his ads. y's Wt j.w. It lasted wren Ii•
rills moat 1;4m0...et at hard lighting. Dawson hail tlecitl.4ly :s:•S I
In wb"'n hest of the first part of it-one of Ford's licl:•,,t ry a o Os
Ed. Cif- kept in eanstant toward bleeding, and he had hat a peep Me
tables of of daylight from the right eye. The lecke hit of Fore's /01
a a chow. settled it, at It win a), Le•l I out be brought /waits to the C
the di,. I scratch. It laated 2S inmates.
Inil
Aire. led A ludicrous fight Cillowed hoiweels ton pinngliboys 111111
4iiaiione 1 for a Brown; lend they loved Larva better than Idatid, SW
and the latter was nut prodneed lot :Li unit ,tes -the G.
rho most fight was itistantfy at an end. be
oman es • hart
ler cross- C
lat A law days ago. as John liermibrough, a fanner :n PO
illy men. Ie seielibourhoal of liirkintilloch, was ploughing
!my Ann
over a part of what is ccins .iuly called Graham',
,_u(i. C. who, it
Cast (irskein's Dyke) ti- shook of his plita't
toroed out of the carat a vessel. which, from its a.,.
•
Piireeirreel pearatice, he soppesed to be gold, hot tyott exam:-
isly shone nation it was found to be made of e.etal niej by ~:,, A
sledge of ancient Romans. fur their entitmon la uuseliold utensil.,
to ai
I account-
and implements fur war, which soinowlrd rrseettbled Will
red great
a mixture of brass and copper, and is k.town to he
, be, de, nearly as durable as g.4il. This vessel is Ufa singetse
mini um,. construction. hawing a long narrow iteesosad &loan I
It is very belly with three feet,' handle, anti a spook, rysembling AI
ithat of a coffee pot. It hold* upwards of twat qtiatt., sad 1
Ii
remain have
and weighs :int. 10 oz. It is nut moils corruch-R, al. Dose
icb
I„l4,aiime theagh it is highly probable it may hive his 14 er thret
Lt;
15 hundred years in the spot where it Wilfunti. :Ibis lbw
very curious temoant of autitewity it now the-rope, ty
ethwaq' of Mr. Train, Supervisor of Excise, Icirkiotilluelt.- Ts
•of MI
the Mar- (Stirling Journal.)
Ideas, and adep
NeXT WiltrlC.-The Birth Day of our late revered Ma. •clim•
notch, Next l'oesday, is the clay fixed on for drawing •llesim
If the Sit the State Lottery; and as the whole is to be Bedded at
e of Hoed 1 One Day, the ftwo Grasol Money Primw of Throw
T, digest). Thonsaitd Pounds, istoi all the other Money Capitals ct;,t ihre
marched small Prizes must be all drawn that Day. Ilisa's Of -.101
, 6ces appear tube tbelavoorites ; perhaps this is heraits alai
rromeZisstet sield in Shame hearths Two4am--Prizea of.,Tteept , (al
ai
Thousand Pounds ever thaws.
t the Co.-
MARRIED. tow
At this On Monday. the 271 h itmt., at Sr. Anitrew-Catle-sha". 11
elide' are Leadebhall-stree., Mr. P. Blackburn, of the Mitiorie,, to
essee
; 51. to 71. Miss Maria Adams. of Leadenhall-street. hook
At Grantham, T. W. Northmore. Esq.. son of T. Norih. ledm
11 got 'l`, • more. Esq., of Cleve.liousts. near kieteter, to Catioerice west
minalified daughter of Sir Wm. Weiby. Bart., of Grantham 11311. own
If-year. A
I call " we DIED. elm
tarket was Oa Monday morning. the 271 b inst., in Portmcn.square, at lb
Lady Anna Maria Pelham Clinton. in the fourteenth yea, 0.1
hired,
of bet age, eldest dative, of the Duke and Duchess of New- n
o all the castle.
this
At Hem, on Monday last, the 2ctit inst., Margaret, wits
and would At
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heir meat of Mr. Thos. Walls, jun. aged 76. AI
heir share On Friday last. the Qlib lest.. axed 10 seam. Anne. Cat L
Is, rays a wife of Mr. Thos. Walls, jun. Urea: Surrey-street. 111
Cher, their On Friday last, the etth Institut, at his lodgings. on CI
be, when the North Grand Parade, Cork, to which he had gone CI
for medical assistance, the Right llocourahle John he tai
lint, they Courcy. Lord Kinsale, Baron Coturcy. and Boron Ring- ' CI
.(Glasgow mine, Premier Baron of Irelaud. Ile is seccarethwl in is . • El
titles and estates by his eldest son, the !Wooer-able an 1 t:. v. a
—Be Courey, now Lord Kinsale, and tbe 2.111 i '1.4,71.- ' 0,
ran out of 1 Ills Lonbillip's ancestor was presented In 17fh!„ to h:s la', . GI
a holiday : Majesty, and haul Cot honour of asserting the ancient volt i- 111
be Rabbits lege of lilt family of wearing his Int in his' Majesty's re- RI
..ii to sat, a i same. The late Lord also enjoyed the sunemi Tango. Si
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longest, lie , A PAY6'PERIOUS REPAST: OR, THE CUDGELLE • Pt
I changed !; SPECTRE.
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For a Rabbi 1 A Traveller in vain the lore door while assailing,
le, but this I Descried thru' a crevice the hostess regaliag :- GI
I all. 1 Now louder h.• knocked,-and the viands in baste X
And guest. so he seined. is tt closet were pined,
rtain there Err yet an admission the Trarelice gain'4l:- Jo
baring al" His HOOTS WIL/ItREN.'S Jet. of wspletitlanesillum'd. .......
•ill require Whose shades of reflection ttte semblance 11.131111t.11
ere will he Of Imps, who their post., so amyst.witios, incintain'd.
decided in The Host unexpectedly came. and the hoard
he Tickets A few meagre scraps now could only afford.
are not two The Traveller sailed, end '• Go forth. la peer: itir
ceding 1110- '
lie cried, •• of ',nod cheer, each dark menlTe of tae Rom! .
A row c and a it RACE or 'wart. Duras I, ea slime.-
..2%°°4:tt - • „ .4nd pour it ill that ccosrr, with million nail tap." 17, 1
ky Corner, ~
11 1
epossession
Tie Mat lookhl sotaed, and Ise ileerre, egbaa. --
il
'Vs dune!-iii the CLOGLT arm omits Lie repast.- TUI
dry. The lady attendance is prone to afford.-
the reline- Una
And town.. ovens, and WINE, NM replenish the 1...,nrJ !
taw
The Host. when his rouraee was raise,: by gruel direr,
r the Rag-Aria
AI Now to ell that the e •e-rt Porresor should appear! J.
:e his ...e, ~
Luer.stutioa then lake at the door," saki the s•rastpc,
We
quality as „Bell armed with a CUDGEL. sel Coot 'o:n! tinnier atm
en we con- .. Ter sten a,-lhis one *rect. roil poor ardily cbtaia.
a b..e '• liccsUOß TIE sect-rum wITII Tilt E 1:1Gler Csaf V WI! Am
nployed in .• Conde fortlef rum the closet. and Foss be Itsc door."
we cannot IT COMP, and o; blows now stestain'd a full ,tote. -.....
so descry The cudgel with vigour ITS shottlders attacking !
rill always " :steads ! WM'," flied the Host, - did tort rn r eyrie t'
ti
'et' a stool I " Tee Imes so IN itCh like, as the 1.31111;3's y'•; s C!t.l h. SO j
the health "And lee now welt cadrit'd frost WA:LILES ~ J.r
%feeling en BLOC KING !" C
Ise genuine This easy shining and brilliant Tilarkine. I. prepared I:s. seas
f-yearly the Roncirr W mites. 311. Strums London; and *AI la rem
• Town in the Kingdom. Liquid. In tittles, 04.10 . vela
I•2d. and IS.. each. Also Palate Blacking. in putt, fst. ti.• Pei
•ewerr, Ale• and hid. each. A shilling pot of paste i, eqsal to four 1.
to fi
ill and with
bottles of Liquid. bon
nor
eve from droll
nor ever will ••• Ask for WARREN'S Blacking.
MS
mredients to - . - -.;.;i:".
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