The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

mamma' DROTORS' COURT.
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POLICE.

Myna were, wneld you not here mordent? who.
over opposed you !—I would! (4 thrill of horror
raw through Me audkoce )
Won you tried at the last Assizes?-1 was net;
I was arraigned.
For what ?—For ple.stealing.
Did you ever rob the same mass seemed time?—
! did.
What was his name ?—Coodon.

Wm. Head Johnsen, fallen, at Dalton, was so
outside passeoset from Staiseore to Lancaster. The
deceased, also as outside possessor, bad walked oo
at Kirkby.Lossdate, till the coach shooW take him
up. At Kirkby.lonadole, berms tad driver were
changed. Tiro Prisoner struck of at fell speed, mod
Isbell desired by the guard to stop, in order to take
up the despond, he polled aphis horses all is a heap.
The guard at that time asked the Nissan what be
was shout, and told his he would overthrow the
coach, or hart the bones. When the deceased had
resound his seat, tt Prisoner set of again at foil
gallop. When they had got to the bill which leads
down to the bridge, the guard called out to the Pd.
saner to stoposid he would lock wheel: the Prisoner
paid no retard, but galloped ott. Wish they had
got to the bridge, 'lioness observed that en of the
Mod "hurls eras whiting round, and sot inching the
snood, and meatiosed it to the *said, who desired
the Prisoner to stop, bet he drove so. Whew they
nose to the first turn. die coach was everter,
and all the passengers were precipitated hate Messed.
Witoess was eery nisch braised tad bajerod. Then
mon. soVra twain posthaste.
Wrlliaos Wilma*, a traveller for the bowie of W.
sad J. lloression, is Liverpool, was es said. pea.
a.ng.t along with his *ifs sod oaten. After they
had got to the bridge sidled feared, from the so.
tint, that the cinch was going over, sod in a so•
mesa afteruards it was endorsed. Wilma saw
the deceased upon the road, lyies ea kis face, sp.
patently dead.
Robert Ilebbleth wain. • husbandman, at Kirkby.
Lon.ladale, sew the coach overthrows at a tors of
the road. He cam. to assist the ;loungers. Ile
tuned she deceased, whom he found Ilia* on his
face, on his beck. He never board him spook • wind.
Th. &roused was put late a cart, sod conveyed to
Kirkby. landadale.
Wm. Betty, surgeon, in Kirkby-Leadadale, wee
• called to an the deceased, at the boon of Mrs.
Smolders. He lay in a state of perfect innositsility,
his face and the bedclothes all covered with blood.
There was a •oSed o'er the right eye, aid a severe
tont maims oa die forehead. Ile died at foot o'clock
on she following day. The witness believed that the
deceased died from a coacemiee of tie Wain, sae•
slotted by the fall.
Mr. Ws CS for the Prisoner called on wit.

Did yea rob him a third tine ?—I did not.
Did yes ever rob your own (keener ?—I did net;
I am not old eiroesh to bare a daeghter who geld
km any thing of her own.
How many wives have yea had ?—I was ealy mer-
ited twice.
Are they alive ?—No they are net.
What happened so shear?—They died repluily.
Hew—regaled,?—One of these had been dressed.
What drowsed her ?—rtem the water drowned
her,

Wiliam Nike', Beard if the epoch at the Ilse of
the acciJent. Ile never was of the retch at ell, sod
wes.lllbOr• Ile did sot pensive that the Prisoner
Ins at ell drunk. The bones had gone with witness
ever since the coach ran, •hoot die months. Owe
of the bones was lidgetty, and showed a deal of
blond.

Cross.esainined.—lTe was employed sheet the
teepee. Ile told the Prisoner to take time Ivhes
Mr. Hanson was taken ep. Sometimes they leaked
the wheel on `..inc down the hill, and he wished to
lock it on this occasion. Ile told hie to take time
twice or three lies. The road bad bate midesed,
and there was plenty of tone to Jere in.
R.•esemined in chief.—lle bad imams the Psi.
sots..r 6te or di years. He theeght bins amy send
(hirer.

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13y she COI:RT.—The horses Medea q.kk. When
Mr. llowson hod been cokes op, they again stetted
quick. lye tosid not say whether the pllisped or
slot. He was under so Worm till t►e coach Wreck.
11. helloed three times to the coachman to take dose.
Mr. Justice DATLIT remarked, that the Pri.
wool', conduct was chargeable with went of MAI
to his employers, want of regard to his own character,
and wont of fifth% for the bees end limbs of these
ins rested to his ewe. It was a heinous ofente for
■sy man to divislify himself for the discharge .f his
dory by intozicarion; hot in his case the heisonswese
was greatly aggravated by the importance of the duty
which he had to perform. Proprietors of coothes
were boom! by every consideration to employ *sly
wan of erMfilined weediness sad sobriety ; sad teethe
men were bound, of all thing•, to abstain frees every
"reties of intemperance' lie felt himself called open
ti peonr•once la HM toss the highest powishment
watch the law allowed—imprisonment for twelve
mootbs.

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Yesterday a debtor used Fettles wee opposed
by his creditor, so the graved that ha bad sot ac-
t:seated for sea► 1001., whidt be had received for a
carless porpooe, asasety, that of precedes the old
Goodness a sairissoial sesweedea.
The debto► stated,* mown to esqoides, that Ire
had samara the eels, he preening seeds' be-
tween the creditor sod ditionot Ladies with w ban ho
was &inns of spiting is wedlock. Owe at the ladles
sea a black. aid apes a particular sondes the ere-
ditto domed apes a table fee the onosearaist of a
lartArty of finales at itisksord.
lonedestise of those wavesctioas sifordol
much mirth le Coon. Tin appositive tilled sod tle
debtor wasdiesbetved.

How•erasse.—Betpase B.n vs, committed to
Wage* for Mel, for settles two pld seals free
the watch of Mr. Sidney Smith, tete of the Royal
Navy. The Primmer was elsoreed bye ettel.heasee
wise stood seer Mr. Smith, with a pair of scissors la
his heed, la the se of eettleg the ebbe,. Me net;
heaver teethed Mr. Smith two or three tree es the
shooed., been he oodersteed what vas moat, avid,
this gm se opportesity fee the Neese coon ,the
coo,
the property to sae hisessociates, us he went.
send to pet his heed hoMed,hiesand the sees seed
sot be fond.
As attempt was made is IParlieetestoetrest, by
sheet 10 preens, to ruse the Filiesset.
Lewdness Ypres gm cemented for further
assisatios. se sespicien of Mayes a waste frees
Copies Boyle, R.N. who VIM prolog Wesel,
Whitehall at the doe the greed were omen le a
cinerary dinettes free Paleseyard.
, John Trapp, a twopiesppost tetter.carrier, es.
dewed as easeeleatism before Menage Blum,
'respect yes, wss it ?—No it wasn't: I won't Rag. charged us septet., of Herein veins letters,
there: she west late it herself: she was maim *et contests; Beni:owes.
of a host, and had hilts mile of snood to go; awe It impaired that for nee Booths past, Wain ess.l,
that's way she wet drowsed. Mining liank.notes, directed le diferest peens re,
Which of leer wives we that ?—She eau the use skint le Limestone and Poplar, had bee wised,
I wee % eseried to. and the Primmer Meg employed is delivering Wen
What bemused to per ether wife e—Site died in in that quarter, iespicion fell epee Mm.-111
bet bed. one letter, wet es the Stet of May Wet, to Mr. T.
When wen you thee ?—I asset with kyr. Feller. Ashtes.strem, Poplar, was • twitters*,
DY fell MI rob Mr. Theothy len of e 601. avid a 401. Bash note, sad es inning the'
Del pre an Its at him 3—No bet I wind a numbers. it was anemined that these asses had
was who IYd, who was hired by another tae to ire hen eathsteend at the Dank of &Owl far ten and
at hie. ire posed nom Oat of the in pound soles wee
Whit bowed to that moo?—H. yes honed. treed to • publican is Pleegh.street, WMteshapil,
Did yes Worm against hies ?-1 did. sod from him to a pose woman eased Chien%
Did yes nee rob year beef's, ?—No, I didn't. who, on being applied to, stated that she had eel
Ad yss tees commit a robbery near Tonkel ? resod it of Trapp (fee whom she had washed shoot
three years) in order ter get it envied for
Were yes ever le the army was. oilier of the live posed motes and a tee pond Geo
What regimes. eau in the 14th, the North Cork were traced to Mrs. Eaglet.., grocer, is Newt*.
sod the [My Militias. street, sad it forged set es further emery, that
Did yes dart?—Nis, I was discharged at the these nen had bees passed there by the latedress'e
peace, after nosing frootFrance. hostmed, about then et foes seethe age, fee Om
Hew did yes lin there?—On whateser was Vane. and a far.
Did yew pay for it P—Seaseeimes I used, sad seen. This witness preyed that he had the sees le "eel
does I seed sot. des from Trapp the Hefter, to get changed 1 noel
Were the articles charged is this robbery fogad Tropp waited ennoble the shop while he pareimsed
is your possession f—They were in my liolgiess. the goods, sled gnu him each time a shilling for his
Timothy Murphy, the smith, from emus the nimble. Is addition to these fasts it appeased. that
sledge was taken, was called merely to prove that is recently as Moeda, last the Penner mist to
fad; he could not tell by whom. Mrs. Rsgletee's with another tee posed sole, bed
Philip Torpy.—This was another of the gang, asked for some tea and roger bet sespicion Wog
sod Omagh sot present at the robbery gees- *seed, the sets was denhlini• The Prism's no
lion, was inferior to sone of his asseciates Is vie. being apprebesded by Vickery, the vier, was elk.
last'. lie was cosies from Bandon with Dennehy ed how he same by the lee posed note, esti his re
and another man set pretest, mad 'squired from a ply was, be was sorry to my net be aim by kI.
woman whom they met with ea the road, who lived properly. TN Primmer had HAI Winn Qs nese
at Mrs. Mien's, whether she was • widow. bad for his having as much mosey) the See healed
any sons sod say mosey; and Ines( obtained the pounds had lately ben left bye rotation between him
emissary information, came to Cork, sad teemed& and two ethers.
gated to the rest of the peg, who agreed, she* they The Prisoner was committed for tether etaudea.
got ems, to go and rob the house. tin, to give time for person is the emery who
Crose.eassised by Mr. aGolusan.—Hew easy bad stet the different missing letters, to entre is
rebbeties base lee bees guilty of la yew 1110—A thee.
great many. - Qtreasomemia.—Yes seeing, as MOS 1111'
Wan ad ye* commone robber I—Last Anion. the once awned. the Magistrate eye to mealier the
Yoe were thus tried, sisal yet 3—Nis, I 'scat. bet and most effectual means to he adopted fee the
Bet yew men Is poi ins; bet I was fa. ratnedeation of mho public peace, le the trent of soy
ibicrPd• riotous proceediegs taking place. A short time after.,
Row keg ghee yes were diseherged did yen nom. wards, two oaken of the root Guards came to the
tit the int robbery 3—About • week. once, and held a conferee* with the blegistratei.—
Wheat dips rob ire e—Cellsghen McCarty. TIPP whole of the Curds were soder arms from the
Did yes re soy mew, from him 1— No. preceding evening. The Foot Guards were endowed
Wee. Alpe gob tenet—Ong Lloyd, a feroige, in the barracks of the Coldstream Hygiene, sad is
at Canigterobil. the nirdcage.welk. The IA& Guards were is the
I suppose, M yeti men opposed es either of these Duke of York's Riding School, Bockinshonslate;
eteesime, yes woad haw owswattad mein I—To Aatley's Amphithostre. Wr.trolaiter•brielco ; and at
Ile Are 1 wool& Deese Gear& About 11 o'clock, frir Wane and
Where did yes rob the third time?—At a farmer's Mr. MABILLAND went out to ohms. tire coarse
at Desmenway. 1 takes, bat ell was quiet. Mr. ructswo remained
geld. Nd yen gat soy money then 3—s pine is on dory at the once sill the Menlo* broke up. The
Police OiScrra were snugged opposhe the Seines*
What did yes do with then ?...We spent them. house, end the horse patrol. paraded up sod dews
De yee're trite sere If soy body opposed yom, during the day, bat no soldier was in new, *Of was
yes would have merdesed thee ?—To be sore we there the least tumult. Abort ono o'clock, two hop,
weed. named Thome: Lee owl George Ofillurs, were
The Cense Basow told the ley, that the live brought in by a constable, charged with picking
Prisoners were capitally Indicted for burglary and the pocket of Mr. John Moore, of Stafford-place,
robbery. No doubt the burglary and robbery were Pimlico, ed his silk haortkerchief, it Bridee.street.
proved to base bees committed, bat there wore so One of the inhabitants saw the Prisoner take the
' witeesres for the Crown of unimpeachable character, handkerchief, and pier it to his companions. Ha ap.
and there was no Instance of as emotion having prised Mr. Moors of his lois, and they were ponied
taken phials this napery epos such evidence. The and taken si the corner of C .row, with it Is
witnesses were iii that anisettes. covered with crime, their posseisims. They proved to be from St. Giles's;
hop.picking viii rommence generally nest slid, according to their owe confessions, ready to they sets uuth committed. At two. sod
the dirty is now lailat 100,0001. commit murder, that they ought to bt rigatdrd with Iliad, two fellows who brio been lepoetedly in