The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-02-01 00:00:00

Dames of w anises fo ivitli the aril places
of abode of the persona sehulallitell. and in what manner such
estates or cilia: shall have hasp disposed of by suck prisoner
since his or her commitment; au which have.been conveyed or
asign: d, or in any way dispesatif, and when and in what man-
ner aid for w hat cousideratiOn, and to whom, and for whose
benefit. and what shall remain applicable to the discharge of the
demands of his or her creditors. And-such schedule shall also
dtacri.a. the *caring apparel and bedding, tools a..d imple-
ments, and other necessaries intended to be excepted by such
prisoner, with the value of such excepted articles.
And the prisoner is to make oath of the truth of such petition
and schedule, a d that he bath not sold, lessened, or otherwise
conveyed or disposed of, in trust or otherwise, nor- any person
for hi ~ any of his estate or elects, - whereby to secure.the same
for his own benefit, or whereby he may receive, or expect to re-
ceive, aoy profit or advantage therefmni, or with any toteut to
defraud or deceive any creditor or creditors ; which oath is pre-
scribed by the Act, and may be administered by the Court, or
by an Nicer of the same, or by a Jubilee of the Peace; and the
raid petition, schedule, and oath, shall he filed in the Court, and
copy of each shall rte served os the person or persons detaining
loch prisoner in en tody, or his, bee, or their attorney or solici7
tor, with a copy of the o, der of Conn on the petition, twenty
days at least before tae day appointed for bearing such petition.
and mire, in writing 'bat such petition had been presented,and
rich schedule and oath filed, with a copy of tbe order on such
petition, shall he served oh be person or persons named or de-
set h,ll in the schedule as creditors, or as claiming to be credi-
tor , or on the attorney of anY cieditor in any action brought
ogtai.,st such prisoner for the demand of such creditor; and sects
service to be proved on oath to the satisfaction of the Court.
Prinks), 'that if it shall appear to the satisfaction of the
Court, th.st •he creditor, of such primmer, exclasive'of those at
whose sun such pris 'nee shall he detained in custody, are se no-
melons, or their residence so remote, that t .e expeneeof Wry/-
kw them o itn notice of the prisoner's application for discharge,
would he-so eonsidera ter that such prisoner might be unable to
procure sorb service to lee duly made, or that for as ether
reason it will be fit in the ji.dgment of the Court to dispense
wit is such service. it stall he awful for such Coati to order that
notice of the petition of such prisoner may be tosersed In the
I 7..-h ,:ax: t!,, and in two or more Newspapers, as the Court
OW :live, twenty days ai least ,efore the hearing of the said
petition. or to stibsti;ute some other mode of notice, and there-
to: ton to p treed, as if such creditors had been respectively served
whets,' e directed.,
i'ros so, Taal if tise Court shall be satisfied as)' of the persons
n.. 461111 to be served, is, or are beytted seas, or canes& ho
so as to serv.,d, and the Court shill not think tit to mew
notice to be insen..d in the L.indon dad other News.
pa:t et, or to antatitute any utber mode. the said Court say-
proe-td upon the Petition, notwithstaudiug such defect of mt.:
vice; bat Own etch prisoner shall not be discharged from this
perarm or persons not served,' or to whom notice shall not be
given in toe timulte and Newspapers as aforesaid, or in any
other substituted mode of notice approved by the Court, unless
such person or penons i•9a.l appear before the Court to upaose
the'prelner's dis-liarge., or consent to the Court's proceeding,
nutwi:astandiug any such defect of service.
Proviso; That in case of any defect of service of the peti-
tion, sche.iolo, oath, or order, the Court may allow further
tit..e for the purpose, and make an order .for adjourning the
hearing of ,he Petition, to give an Opponunity of such sery ice ;
and it the petition, sciledtile, oath, and original order, together
with such, further order, shall be duly served on the Pertain or
persons not before duly served, n 0 days before the day appointed
fur heariug the petition in such further order, the Court may
proceed, as it might of the petition, schedule; oath, and original
order bad heed delyierved, according to the provisions before
contaiued.
Upon thc'day appointed by the Court for hearing the petition,
such 'oort shall cause such prisoner to be brought tip there, or
before such person or persons as the'Cqurt shall direct, to be ex-
gained as to the truth of the petitiod and schedule ; and any
creditors of such prisoner, and any person named in such Bebe-
d ule as el:shuns; to be a creditor, and any perion, not named in
such schedule, who shall claim to be a creditor, may oppose
such pe.itiosi, and put such questions to' the prisbeer as the
Court shall think fit, touching such petition and schedule, and
such ether matters as the Court may think proper ;.and the pri-
soner .4itall answer such questions upon oath. Acid in case he or
she Joel. not answer •soch questions to the satisfaction of the
Court, or it sball appear t at_ such prisoner is not entitled In
the benefit of tae Act, then the Court shall so declare and re-
mand malt prisoner ioto custody, with a proviso that if the
Court shall entertain a doubt as to any matter alleged against
the prisoner to prevent his .or her discharge, or as to his or her
examination, such Court may remand such primmer. and after-
wa: ds ca, ee each prisoner to ton again brought up and exidnised
as often as the t anirt shall seem Bt,
.Pennine. That the Cimrt nifty order the prisoner, instead
be:ne brought before thk said Court for examination, to be ex-
&missed as occosion shall require, by any one or more of his Ida- ,
jeaty's Justices of the Pence. at Ithin or near to the place, where.
sods primmer shall be-detained in custody, either at or out of
itvaion, or before the Justices of Great Setaiins• in Chester or
o, mid such notice to be given of the time and place for
onto ovamination as the Court shall direct, and such prisoner,
according tar such order, shall be carried before the 'person or
app ted thereby to examine such primmer, and such
prisoner shall, upon oath, answer all such questiot.s os shall be
put to him or her order. ' the or per.
sous *akin sue'
Ruination of
Court shall

FEMALE F4SIIIONS for FEBRUARY.
TILOX REPOSITOV ARTS,
F.tSHIONS, &C.
Lr►NINO OR oeart.t net's. •
A round robe of mull muslin, or crape, over s din or sarsaet,
with lOng sleeve and low front, bordered at tie bottom and on
the bebop with *•rich brocade ritsbaud, ew embroidery of co-
loured silks. A patent net ucck-haodkerchie4 edged .with.lace
round the throat. A sash of pale Russian Nana• colour, tied
negligently in front of the waist. The hair flat on the sides, and
in waved curls in the front, divided in the centre of the fore-
head, and ethifitied id full curls at the back of the head, with
an apparent stray ringlet falling nn one shoulder. Neck-chain,
ear-rings, and cross, of LlN:ded Sold and pearl. A Cossack
cloak, or mantle, of pale Russian dame-coloured-cloth, with
arched standing collar, finis:led with a coloured border, corre.
sponding with the dress; lined with White sitemet, and' confined
oce,sionally at the throat with a correspondent cord and tassel.
Satin slippers, the colour of the mantic; and gloves, a pale
primrose.

•
PROMENADZ OR MORNING ARM.
A plain cambrice robe, made high in the necle, with plaited
fan frill and tong sleeves, finished at the bottom with a bolder
of fancy tucks or needle-work. A Prussian hussar cloak, of
Sardinian blue velvet, or superfine cloth ; lined and edged' with
pink satin, and finished at its•lermie:diva with a variegated
ball fringe; large hood, or cape, lined and trimmed to COM!.
spond; the poihts finished with nch cone t..sseles;and confined M
time throat a ith the same. A Moorish turban hot, composed of
Sardinian blue velvet and sable for. A muff of spotted ermine.
Blue kid half-hoots; and gloves a pale ttat colour.

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~' - it •
standlrig sad
ehargeseisheewhellY u- part. l'lnimir inuc"rim' week, time of high water, and other phenomena. In
out on theaudgesent cutered up on tne prisoom's t 414
ceit.:_
of .1.... dial ate
is turned
round
the mi-
ni?, ich alCn., MI toe lours shall think ft, to be &seri
esag
are IMM
ably anissaMt the creditors. But epos , mai vexation . : toitfirand bourhands and 'two wires ihent four inchr;
tion the 'Court may ant only mane an order,, but dismiss , , i
t!e pt. the ends of which are "listened flat round
1 pllcnnt with costs.
If a discharged .prisoner shall die, kevi see* atter '1 44 .aletals,redembling thoseuilitul moon. The
meat of debts, eke-11164e or these he was g ttass : inn is carried round I. '24 boom; 'to which is fas-
Court may, upon application from a edits. ler
:toped a circle with the moon's age upon it. The
ceed ea tbejudgmeot, make such order sash* be just ;
heirs, cutoffs's, or administrators of steels 'shall ap Men is carried round in 2-111. 501-m. *hose wire pro.
the assets according to such order. • gth'.t Wit ' jects a.little beyond the moon, showing her age upon
I,iselsrer
appear the estate and -effects of the Devote
would, if peoperly lave sodded obt,,gmbee , this circle, to every half and quarter day. Under
which such prisoner managed,
which or aimpelestioa the dial-plate, and showing through a somewhat oval
• has heal pad, then the Court not to authorise as : bole Of -4/ inches diameter; is the centre is a plate,
against, such prisoner,.or his or her assets, mimes*. so .
itch of the debts as could not have heels astisded if the estate ! carried round In 33h. 56m. 178! the middle of the
- lain' el Arta had been tapetb loguaged t Ands-the anewhnee of plite.represents the North Pole, and on it is marked
intmesfen debts is to at the discretion of the Court. •
• . the two tropics; the equinoctial and I
ecliptic, 'the
_principal 5;0 stirs, the day of themonth, Bc.—: AGRICULTURAL IiEI'ORT. The edge of the dial:plate round the hole, repro-1
—00...
• . , sents the horizon; the sun revolves round in 94 hours,l
• The farmers are still employed la I.ol4lltteldscot 4balift, • the dial and centre plate In 28h. 56m. the sun will
hedging, and maaarlag. I'Mating of Peas for poling fts • advance heartyy
one degree every day in the eel tic
ep,
bees several weeks is operation ; but Beaa-settiog, ha yet •
essestmeed. Some Wheat has been sown in the preerallsmonth, so that in 365 days and 5 hours, he will have gone
and iamb romans to.be sown, both of the autaronal sad spring through all the 360 deg. The centre plate goes
ries. Turnips and Cattle-tabhage remain good, and still in din
ground : the spring Carrie erupt, .61. every kind, hire t ;,roun the same time as the Stars seem togo round ,
healthful and promising appearance. .107 die diurualmotion of the earth, and may be seen
Wheats are backward for the season, in general, and ma" .'at any time what stars are rising, what stars are col-
as inzliferent show; in many ports they have been. nsucls miss tz,
off by the slog, of
laminating, and' which', are setting; for, when any star
wick the autpotts produced a must mis-
chirsoos brood. The frost, although be-oracle, to the earth; has . appears to come from wider the horizon, it is then
beau scarcely severe enough to hare much effect uprt the vet- i ...1 •ic
"4" $ and the liour hands show the time. A wire'
min.
The Straw-yard stock are doing' remarkably welt-.Naar and • put perpendicular (milk Pole, repramnia the we.
Straw abundant, and Store Bea, of .aucemoion weight gm the , r kiliia ; •Arr ben tbraIIIMPIMPIP ear star eremite the Mr .
season.
honi .
Fat stock of every Mad, much dearer; particularly Sheep, ! din% the .
on account of the:rot, which prevailed, more or less, h% sdur ,OT stars southi handititill show- the time of.the moon
ng, orienting to the meridian; when
lust Ye", in all low and *es situations. Preventive care nk any art cornea ttolha edge.of the horizon.; this indeff
suds case is seldom adopted, agtwithstaoding long-cootinued
cautions. . will show the time of its setting; and- the degree
which the sun or moon's wire cats iu the ecliptic, ap-
pears to come from or go under the berizon—the-
hour hands will show the time of their rising and
setting. In the nrch is exhibited the four seasons of
the year, the days of the week, time of high water, I,
and the moon's phases. •

The following tragical story is given in a letter
from Heligoland :—" Tina Boleyn, a young wo-
man ef superior education, alp had been seduced
by an English merchant, delivered herself, on the
Bth instant, of a male infant, in an out-house
longing to her father, at Heligoland. She after-
wards returned, partook of the usual meals With her
parents, without causing any suspicion of what had
occurred, and
,in the treeing threw the infant over
the rocks (a precipice of about 400 feet). The tide
being out, the hody of the child was discovered,
dreadfully mangled. The crime being made public,
a strict investigation was set on foot. Her refusal
to answer the interrogatories of several matrons, oc-
casioned her to be taken into Custody ; but *bile the
Magistrates were conteying her to prison, she on a
sudden sprung from the rock, along which the road
lay, and Was killed by the fall." -
A few nights since the wife of a respectable cow-
VIOLENT O(FTRAGE.—OR Sunday, the 17th 1"91./
• keeper, residing in Orchard-street, Westminster, in
her sleep threw herself from her bed-room window
between the hours of twelve and one o'clock, a-Mr. •on the second floor into the street ; her leg was frac-
Grant, riding peaceably about a mile beyond Drum- Lured in the fall, and she received several other yell
kerrin, in the county of Leitrim (whereto he.. had
_were
,rpm, *commit was oceisiditte by her
re paired Weds,' Pre4oo,lrfur4tee.P"THe dreaming that some one watt stealing the cows ost'ot
acting law business), was seized .by two fellows,,•the yard. • •i
armed with pistols; which they presented to his On Tuesday morning, a poor WOMalt, neared
breast, and threatened to shoot him, unles he im- Brown, was found hanging on the oartain rod'of a
medirttely delivered certain papers and executions bed, at the house of a Lady, on Finchley Com Mon,
which they spocihed; dragged him off his horse, and which was entrusted to her care during the absence
forcibly took them from him, together with his pocket ' of the family.
book, containing - Bank notes, and after mat-

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again in his hand.
Alderman lilliDGllll complitnented *or black for
his conduct, and gave him five shillings.
DARING •OUTItAGF.
UN I 0N41.U.L.---Jornce Douglass, Charlotte
Jackson, and Ann Marlin, were charged, on the
oath of Alexander Davis, a carpenter and buildt'r,
who liver in London-street, London-road, with,
robbing him on Friday evening.
Mr. D. stated, that, having, occasion to go to
Blackfriars'-road, for some articles, about seven
o'clock in the mull, he passed • through St. Mar.
tin's-street, St. ' George'o-fields ; about the middle
Of the street he was accosted by the Prisoner, Jack-
son, who wished him to come into her house. Mr.
D. declined. The Prisoner, Jackson, with t.vo other
.semen, dragged him into the house. Douglass in-
' itantly rushed from a back room, seized the. Pros-
ecutor, and demanded his money, which he refused
to give (hem; Douglass then knocked the Prosecu-
toi down, and he and the women, after beating lain
very much, tore his pockets away, containing a
pocket-book, with four Bank of England notes, of
ii. each,.and various papersand memo' andustis, after
which they suffered him to quit the house. Mr. 1).
gave information to Collingbourn and Getf, by
whose exertions,- in 'the course of the. night, the
Prisoners were apprehended.. This is a SIM cies of
-tobbery of lake ash practised. On, searching the
,Prisoner, Douglass, a certificate was found in his
possegsion, certifying his baring served seven years
on board the Laurel hulk, at Portsmouth. They
were all committed, by R. Blaine, Esq. for trial
at the nest Assizes for Starkey.

- On the 14th instant, as 'Thomas Farmer, John
Hughes, and James .Alanuering, labourers, were
sliggh% a cellar for. a -farm-house, the estate of
Sir Edward Dearing, at Surrenden, Sussex, they
dug up a rock. stone of the Kentish Rag, ten feet
in thickness, 'which, on being broken hr the middle,
presented the date 'of 102 very perceptible in
figures.- It is conjectured that this must have been
the foundation of a building erected about that
period.
The following ludicrous circumstance occurred a
few days ago at Boston.:--On the 10th of August,
John Gilbert and , ltrbecca Styles were asked at
church by mutual consent ; on the second Sunday,
Rebecca repented of her rashness, atsd the bans wale
forbidden. So soon, however, as the following 15th
of November, her name was again coupled with.
that of a William. Robinson, as a cOnvert to matri-
mony. This outrage was not 'to be endured bn the
dirt of her formerly-beloved, but now 'fbrsaken,
and almost broken-hearted, swain., who bad 14 just
cause" to protest against such proceedings ; Ind hie(
affections were not to be subdued, nor his scruples
of conscience to be overcome, tmitil the said Re-
becca consented to pay him a subsea for his licence
to their union. This ceremony accordingly took
place on the 11th instant. We ant not sure whether
John had not the beet 'bargain—lte may probably •
have lost a bad wife, but has efrrtelett seceted
good•guinea
The Student of Sidiey Cdl!ege, 'Cambridge, &urged
with setting first* it, is the only son of an ntisinent
naval character. On the night of the fire he supped
with a party, and was not absent from them more
than ten minutes, ittiebicit 'interval, it is said, the
watchman deposes that, the Student went to the trio
apietments, which soon afterwards burst into estne•:.
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minions. . to make any s amdal..t ' ' arisidilm, a; sine is- MPS ' ' Oder, in 'birder to hit .'• '. at J Ina seeile&MaiPedyl9 Pispectild.-tkoirweretud
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the , or thtleri PeseLy,t.Y:itid li:rrrigis:SpOliartrs:..ebfigreigi...fejthi_eOrsiM ! • 4,,
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oboist Debtors, and to preside in a Coon, to be arlkd '4 The property as it may be 02 , • , . , , , i
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and thereopea it dwell be lawful for every person who Shall :appear to the Mari. fbet,d
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- lidos the pr•son wherein he or she shall be confined g. the time shall have nr . . 1_ _ t . r. . ot.git
mss worn he 4 charged is cis**; the non* or names of the anent:ink ap4 allOti all umules, 1
,t •ly hillti. ned_o_i strd theassal'ullthiilt. ' : , .
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.o:Caitlittiet. . riled_ ore eleven o'clock., : . totvieeraltaiskYeenataydtnhaerPi*sill"likent9'iseil!iltssethickkledrig7dnoerwl,4.:3
ainnenn 0-. nersoll.. at whose omit detained ; and the amount of the the COurt shpil satideS that be ow ate black, ,•
• .Trio of sours of wine* for which such prisoner shall be so de- in obtaining the same, or fat Wlltbillgit4 'agetrilhialukorr "her 'contend);
nil laird. and piny tag false disehrtrged from custody. and to have . and epeets Itt deprive site Creditors the Oda' to deolare .' k - .4.. „ • . • • Sereralothers combig to the blacklwasslatence a
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' Abate liberty of his or hes 4tessou against** demands of his such dtschatge.vold, and thereux=e creditors asaypeed
- 'sitedelLtie ciact. • . likeirise knocked down. bY. tho Prisonerwho ' .
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r.had been obtained, such 0 ~ is a
afeditne., wined in tar stheduleito he ant;exed to. suds petition, against such primmer as If add
• , stcong athletic man. He ions lticingth secured, the
=414 ouch !whence shalt by bitch petition offer to 'amigo to such crediton relimaishiag the assignment at the p.--A-swees slate_ei .
adman nr persons as the Court faun direct, An- the payment of andel/mut: siod they may apply to the Court to f, • other. snaking his escape
ca_ sirsi.iden,°!: that the Priioner ti t1,..e ',2ratestklawitohtism.6l,l7 itaiTi•seeititne
a Coming out of the house.
Wei Ie - debts, all the progeny in his or her power (wearing, prisoner, whieb the Ono* may daby.straniat senor the t-'louol-., _ AodsliaTe!lkiril_ f, the .usuut of
ofileawstAfasatit
the Fr
• upper. I, •••Nidirt, n Dicing tools and bookosents, and other nii.sioner's hand indica!, to be.execoted by an. (nicer of.
.se , asi la. *mousey. . $ us
Eta 1 oak si a nil the toner of the goods,' the
unmoor es out esee.-diwtoi. excepted),. suet slain otter to en- Cool) and fn much et the Priusel° PmPet, di remeysein 1 woodeatmheodreligioolg'ia:onicki ,agfioura saitooetweitigni
..thisf
throameariousie
Ail
mg..
galas.
lie
edan,s\s‘V.ebetrothehributhwmos,lftinand toltmtivteteriflnuri
•op to pay so mach of such debts as shall nut he disesuirged by the hands of bls or her emirate or assignee. to Lexecies ,lolau„..,,i___ _. _ ,j_r_,
_see
._swans of the proptLrty to amijped.. in case he lir she shall at any such Prisesser-..bot so machos *all have *ea applied Mei es se,eeswe-s of the Agee 'WIN j thlt.nswelorthe hisi..-.6 ; • iLiwitrote conversation haviaittakon place between
• time after beCoine eioeti sit iittificico.meanil for suet. purpose, retained by the cred IMO irh• bore rerolved„d*,_ r_._,,._.__
..A.,.6611-C4411141: OM" ;
the taositt4 ige and. phases • -the sun and", threls°lleNe Prisoner
II
to It biCil Petition Aid' he amnesia srlirdule, containing a full thme who have applied to the scours to ~void the duos
~ and earl ;
. and true description of hW Or her creditors, with the nature and • shall repay the'
same to the Walguee at tagigotkess 't
I would at the. .same bete return thanks for the ?fill I
amount of their deb:v or claims, distiuishing.such as shall be ' If the dtadauged prise**. shall become able to oar afterward.. moon's ,place. in the ecliptic for everyday in the year,
I genre. He a-as ordered to be carried Da tbrta— rdi—tul;
admitted from such as Shall he disputed by sac.. prisoner; and any part °this debts, after a reansuabie allowance for his or her and the any of the month, which will show for
_
I l'ender, when, with apparent exultation • he ' twirled
also a full, just, tree, and perfect account. of his or her maititienallee, *od the PnYinent of subsequent dells, it gall he . four successive ears without altering each month, ..,
1 _
_,_
,_
,Ite airs as high as the roof, -tied caught it
state and effects at the lime of commitment to prison or seine- lawful for a creditor to apply to the Court to proceed sofwipt. .
quent thereto, and of all debts doe to such prisoner, and the , standing nett discharge, and the 'Coon may revoke such Ws- ,hi common clocus : it also shows the days of the ; his hat in t
names of w Rome, to peeve t.,e stone. With the 'senses and place, f elsarge,rithei wholly or to part, or permit eaocsetl?n toile 141 :. week. lime of blab water, and other phenomena. - in __ .. . ..

I book, containing some Bank notes, and after mat- t u ay, ,
treating him, immediately absconded. This is thet the town gaol, and .on Weaned /ay, after a thud es-
more
ANOTHER Wowrizaerrt. Eseavit.—We have under. iirt-v--ie-sti"•'. -vdte—r--exa--- m-initinn-b;--w-a-;-ireiei is
stood that a prisoner who was eonaned in Cold•
more remarkable, as occurring on a Sunday, pt noon • bath- prison on ;charge of Noah contrived to..araination before the Magistrates, Vice.eleaucellur,
day, and to a person only just arrived in the countey. I
From the circumstances, however, of thir executions
-, make his escape from thence last meek hi a •1011.1111
almost as ingenious and desperate as that which °ha.. sod Heads of Colleges, he was telly.cossatitted to,
the testi*,
_for:trial at the neriAssiess.
being particulayised, and the'soppression a a letter racterised. the notori
Mr: Grant pet into the Yost-Office, at Mehlll, as steely on Tuesday, at Bagabet Heath, with a guts of
. , that he effected his afiveranoe. by the aid of some - Jack Shepherd.- • -It id • • • A Mr. HotsrEsitilled twenty-five pigeons were-
, well as from certain. expressions dropped by the fel-, tools that had been e ' to MN 10 tha prison isir peculiar construction. He 'laid matched Maui( for
lows themselves, no doubt is entertained or their: ittwoman who .it is ..saitt, has bees' •
headed':
.. - Modred guineas o,thlll alaitcau from twang,-
discovery, as -well as of Like irsofill bs ,ichwil the 'This roan'elfect'ad *his deliveressair din* thirttight, ollbe• , , •
were *lnstigated ;, and who,. we trust, wilt be mode and eluded the siiiiaose,of in& vretahseas a " - •A2-k-,iiatt
proper examples of, the• injured party ,being 'de- he had the fleet of hii cell to brfaik,op, andtetiey • - '" ,S INR.
°I Wahl" hat' a' WO. : eedilre, Mr. John
termined, we pre told, to bring the nutiter.befure the doors to unlock helot* he could pin as entrance lig
AVIA
__' A blip% Of second dauginrs or-
proper 'r ribu nu I, at the- commenceintinearrana• .1 • he hese 1 - hest he nada a ivPat 'Tr. Por:aalwaewa. lie, linvitLe"d' ' -'" PRI".
elbeen!l
10 t p room, w
_ vrawarte • Bi_A. of Cleit•s,
tniely was found, in .a• field seor:Oswestr.Yl. a the ipur of
.the.oecaelee, •nnd.th•N Pasta 44 61 IMP ' .1--srin:itie, tewatitiareVrwissir a xassaa-p'''',
, ,
brasi; coin, whtneon we* thetollawing inscription In. oater •walit wherein, tied ll:weight to tins•repa, tad ew-ruad. • -*A IN I ••
...
ltoman characters,: terroundiag a -,•waall'ark :i-- threw it overrby which hi get chime ell. II& if •
_, I" 0 "
_,• ..
" Richard ildittitche *R. s‘a seaersarr"" Of Oi. • bath created much *mei*, . fled WO *Hewed that Oirlihnrlasssameie, ' V it: Wtt "ag" aaoat
to
1611011 his PeOtg*". ' • • ''''''' . • . • •j. 0060 tisk Oresernor Or thh Unser, OM J'aa i BOW 4aeitherof , '''' • Smyth, er M. 0..:
4.04
It is coreptitetf,,titatlast year, 78,000 peekons hit* ! blarnitilli this itiliir. . ,
.. ,
iit_l ,
.- sr_
___. ~- ' teeth as we ion. aged 4,160010.0*, let. et !Wiwi
died of .the plop. isr Coral thorinople and ,ii 4Or 1, "s" •..111e ,'',ineriwt Seiiibqii *MSISiIt, r..m.14d0,1010514,1114. Orseth •
the 'kiwi I* •otkei..citk% '.Ol. ilie iTatilsit •
tilir porton ft* velpwit• ' 'Mph ..-4-,..---
doeblitheitiusiber. The Piroptirstillahlrigser 4 Ifni/hi/04 wasts.4llli.fitili • : • .0410011; ilishisild• % .
Leg
• ••• ,
hi •p; tcrialti, ar
the iefeettoei •*: •• • ..; ''. ‘'.'-4 !tit Oct . ogie years gtaii,V ~ -... ,
~. • ~ ..- .
lisiiesass-thoes,ll. Flestarees. , •
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put to him or hei pursuant to etch order, aid the4Zeo or per-.
sous taking sueti ev sedation shall certify its the the exa-
mination dutch prhoner, and aU matters relolillore"astbe
Court shell direct, tied the Court to petted u
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cuw as to such t'otto shall sees jest. .t!' • •
Any Boman or persons elaimim to be a erudite of ersdXl
NMI opposing the prisoner's pentil/Ps Isielttot "Itdertol
wish the Feb ttoaoltheduie, oath, or seder.. nt . •to be
townie:od as halite bad doe noticetheminfi: sot Ire *name sr
names evf inch pssisan ei• prom" shall 4.0 added is tee said relic- •
state tis the (*.mit, either us a•trettit9ir of cledltdrs, es stir claim-
-,• • i
10, io ue ,ark, ' •
If me Coos t shall bent opinfee, ' the r;ioOlrr lit elLitle4,
smiler
to :he nen•lit of the Act, it shall 's. octiVgei 117?
such m der shaft specify the - erupt -led
.„....wbo, ' shall
b tve bt•t•i, -civeilmith notice,. Of .resPer:iole 411611 S 1."41:e was '•
give,, i;- th, tonitun OoVas NMI edict r402v1_21111f0,4._°r1,,.° „61/7
other winner. or who stint' ball "`"`' "-'11;10"a''
..t..ndii." any defect 4 se amide. mid Court • ill
• telsose.dansinds, such
Suet'
order, >pea' the
prismier.slielf be eptlVali .be d Warr& And such
ticr:r
Cones sb.lll appoint a sedirpee or asslgiseesef his or. her
est..tentorelefeis,," Stain to be asiiigned by him or
le2geoll
Ler, together.wtth ea Igh_isr cacelltreby Motor her,
to pat: so 'meth pf Hs evriarjest Ohm 'and demands, at Owl
as
sec puld oat. of the ' &tabs' aid effects. of sorb parts
th. Avg. atiliC'grshettlftlf .nt alrittlese tbereifier able to pay, , 1
„,44.i„ mare's.** apdtrAite Dente and papers of such prisnaer, 1
retottag toots or her WiOtt aad effects, or the demise's of his Is
he 7 ere ,i.ons. tili tit II yep don oath to soils assign" ~ or *lg. '
WM. 01 !ximesirlse al the tistlrt !Mali direct t sod there're' I
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