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ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S), WKST- MURDERS AT GODALMING.
his housekeeper were both found Murdered iti their alara'. , She tt hi briael aiwaf fr* the "le the "di to hed tut - •
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Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Peace Re- TM kL OF yfENNELL AND CHALCRAFT FORTE'S.•
gent and Duke of York. dalming-the old Gentlemen in. his bed, and the , Johe kalehtst he Metter. said that he insalitioiMi by the
MURDER OF MR. CH ENNELL AND HIS HOUSE-. .
emits EVENING, THURSDA Y, will presented KEspER: housekeeper in what was called the front kitibeo„ 'Nat *keep about Italf!pam.,setren &e.t.a kis Me moraine after *;-.
rood Comic Erptearoon Borletta, called the
.niurder, the llth Nottember. He • diee erviedoise to the
They were last seen alive at ablest eight o'clock on door of the hitches, foliow.ed byte,ipri.osecPlihierart Sbe saw
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THE DANDY FAMILY. GUILDFORD, Wunessoav, Age. H.
the Monday evening• and, from clicatitstancts the tee corm of eibetiesszotteedotieiserhso..ljtioft.thicesso ealpsekeiao to
knedoort.
Mat it stopped
AND TILE ASCOT JOCKIEet THE %Ina V. CHENNELL AND CHALCRA/T. 9
murders must have heels committed from nine to ten • te it, op stairs,. bet be rep, ed. '"
lens. tltd .00." IlluksiPmed at
In the course of the Barletta. SIX REAL PONES will start At a very early hour this morning the Court, and
fol. a swee,atukes, io be derided in rive limos, four time* all the avenues leading to it, were filled op, o'clock. The old Gentlemen was a eery iegular t:he dit...,ereliteseksigiuttLed_it. ,WI 11.A.etest.„.;_. Mee away to call ff.
p, so great
man, and went to bed stagily at nine; his helm. ha'sataiwilliergibeee'„„Y"eitbtytityuban.."‘3 opeo.. gage: r".."‘`'ilbe d„4: aid' euttlittiluoSp
round the Conre (being the third of la mile) each beat, was the public anxiety to Witt life trial of these Pri.
Immediately offer the above. keeper sat up after him for !OW time, end esuilly
A NEW PAsToitAL DIVERTISEMENT. Anthers... . - • - ~..., . .
The Trrolesian Peasants will Dance on Stilts. Four Feet High, At eight o'clock Mr. Serjeset Lies proceeded to retired to rest at ten. He seas found in his bed, and ,W,...,•41. .C".. °li,; ,Ill.:,e neat tl^ai Itelehbolt staled; 441 let went t
therefore it was done after he had retired; she las ill '''-ies tigere."l4s";lsl{lo7higrir;agogYfAeameil. UaNae'quiesst7aes blissitteebetAostirdlelalne! i
various Quadrilleut, Waltzes, and Tyrolesiau Dances, never the Court, when the Prisoners. George Citennell and
before attempted in England. found io the kitchen at work, not haileg been to bed, waialimped wide iiiirs.
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HORSEMANSHIP. by Mr. Avery. J. Chaleraft were arraigned for the wilful murder of
Also, tine Troop ofVolligeurs will go through their sur i i
ims•ng G. Chennell, at Godaltniugand the work which la suer her was a shirt of the kiBse' alldil" Old gad wilt°. (Ste.ec ffit°‘• ala.. '4:4-
,on the 10th of Novern. If He. *elk sibgTh sraiegs the baki,,obe he* were, tnitatett _ I ~
Leto, Sze -Clown, Mr. Bsown,
Extraordinary Ventriloquism. by Signor de VALENTIN t, Prisoner's which she was mending. It ...
her last ; and on a second indictment, for the murder 9 was there. sad the tbrnate cat. Seared
wit bad azibled at the 1 '
nolv 12 Yenta of Age. of Enz. Wilson, by fracturing the owl with a ham- fore pressman', that it was before her usual time of ahirvp Bette me** • . that thst %Oman t
A Comic Ssistebs Mr. Shemin. user, and cutting their throats. Tbe Prisosters sere g"inlf to toot- The Pm. also who lived in the nett berwaiihribeeaaad ill lit ' • abs' acres, la tbS. bite"' la '7"
Inimitable Exercises on Two Harses, toy Mr. W. Davis. Jan. /
to the tier, and severally arraigned-they plead- house, and whose bed-room adjoined to Mr. Chen- ding* eest gni he me soiltats.-- t
He went
.up staketat t rmrat etaeraeioadi ilassiescr bed by
The two Mademoiselles FERZI's *aeon& and elegant Datucing lull
on Two Rave ed Not Guilty. The Prisoner, Chensiell, was an nall's, went-to bed at ten s'clock, and could hear use *his.* he li•we' li.llde as kb &We corpg end then
oat Owe aid netted al eke Pries his heeds, 111 was ..
The whole to conclude with (Tisk Ftening)theigngsatjug Melo. athletic and powerful-locking young an thin that Passed in his room, butdid ncithear 14114!
Demotic Spectacle. cratedman. 'about 30 • g r
RED RIVEN ; years of age-he seemed rather inclined to cored. any noise after that hour. In addition to this a per. *iik WAN the skath.of the deceased had been /Metered, and a
son was passing the house about half- past nine and me
m. luenfeeisse-red.
the bleed with *lads their thtisashad been ..
Olt, THIS MILL OF GLARIS. Nines -his features were plain, but had a simple andold man's Weill's, about 61, had not • s
. heard a scream, and afterwards something fall, bet been toacbrd"ne; bYtiatttbe till let the shop had beets breed, and its .
Second Price sit Half--past Eight. somewhat heavy expression, and indicated an bide,.
Equesiriau Tuition, fur Ladies and Gentlemen, from Ten till
Die.knee of habit. His cheeks were round and plump, did not suspect any thing of the dreadful deed which "me"' t"en away. • - • 5
was then most probably in perpetration. John Earl was ashoe.rnaker, at Godalming and riCcaslonnity
Worked for th • late Mr. Chennell. lie worked for him on the ~
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The Perfarmnnee, will conclude with, To-morrow and and he looked more like a matt who was fohd of the and saw him in hi; own shop et a owner
Saturday. THE FATAL SNOW STORM. idleness and indulgence of alp-house society, than The next
morning, when a farming servant of Mr. Chennell's night of she murder,
seven o'clock on the night of the IQtis 4 November.- The •
me to the stables for the horses at about six,hefottnd P"
—nousekeeper mos then in the kitchen. 0.1 the folloei • -
one prone to the conception or exercise of more Ca - - - 1 '
CABINET- PIANO-FORTE, with two Pedals, tet morn.
violent and desperate passions. lie was dressed in Chslcraft there, as usual, and it was the conduct of Mg he sa a Chalcmft, Mho wad. `• John, for Cod'. sake comet
silk front, complete, a solid good io.trameat, with new
shifting morernent, so much maw/overt of, tot 34 guineas; a a dark.coloored frock coat, huff waistcoat, and Chaleraft that 'idiot, suspicion against him. They over, We can't and master any where, =ma there's Mood in the
kitchen." W one's Wen, in and Su" th•• houolebeeever's body,
His dressed their horses, and went to the house where and Chalcraft ;hen exclaimed, n Good Gotit 'err lies Bet
Square Pounosforte, with three drawers, a guineas; Alta; wore a black silk handkerchief retool his neck. . 44
m 25 guineas; ditto 15 guineas; a Horizoittal Grand, at 45 usually the old Gentleman and his housekeeper would
appearance sod mariner were altogether that of a re. murdered, and no ()Mrt master homer ihesaint.fules item here '..it
guine.,4, be stirring at that hour. Thp door was open, but about the house." Gradate, by witrie.s's desire. Men went for i •
May he seen by day light, at the owner's, Mr. Watka, 13, spertsble farmer. sacmmeoen.olfabaliee. The housekeeper was dressed in white. When
no one appeared ; at length Chalcrsft peat into the
Lcierter-place. 'the other Prisoner, Chalcraft, seemed about 42 neighbours came in, witness wool up gratis, and dis..
Also his News Improved Patent Oblique Pianoforte so justly
admired by eve one for its very grent cputliii-s. and there is years of age; the expression of his features was good, front kitchen. and the other heard him calling his eiivered Mr. Cherwell lying in hi- bed whh his r+-rout ru i and
sehivme.ral wounds oo his head; the bece.clotties were ari e boot
mister, but no answer. Now it would be proved,
nut a doubt bus this emcee,. instrument will ultimately super- he had a keen and expressive eye, and throughout and contained a greats deal of blood. He then Wein into
sede every other Piano-forte. that Vie murdered body of the housekeeper laid in the housekeeper's room. !at het bed din. not seem as if it bad . .
the trial pat several well-directed questions to the
such a position, that when he opened the door he been slept in on that night. As he came driven stairs, he saw the
CATON'S WORKS. • witnesses Ills demeanour was that of a shrewd arid
must have seen it, and indeed must have stepped over Prisoner, Chennell, at the door of the front kitchen. Witness
said, **George. here's a bad job happened to-night-here lies
This day was pubsi.hed, cunning man : his dress was that a a farmer's ts•
it to get to- the stair font door, end therefore his at. poor B-t murdered. and cum father has mtw oh the muse fate
A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Case/. bearer ; he ware a white smnek.frock. and s coloured
ecline not to see it was matter of great suspicion.- in his bed " Me r-
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i. A PRACTICAL TREATISE nn the PREVENT- cotton handkerchief, tied loosely round hit r
neck in mid. " Won't glo up and oar fe her i'."rite Pr'
.tll. HON and l URE of the VENEREAL DM:este the manner generally worn by persons iu his line of In additions to this, when the alarm was given, he goner made no rep:e.bet inneedia-ely w at op strife with him,"
in both Sexes. and its consequeoce3: in wi,ieir "Milli a d sue- ~• stared that his master was murdered up stairs, before aad sat down an a chair at the left ide of his :tithes, and took
cessfol mode of treatment is painted oat, incladiag Obwa vats 4" die- he, or any one had aside-look fa the body, put a haadkerehlef before Mortice, aud. I
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on Strictures. Cutaneous Eruptions. trungiattry Yelieteot Dib- Thill trial stood over since the last Assizes, in con. , been up stairs. Ile was known
to by the constant companion of the other made a mournful noise. He was almost immediately taste into
eases, SIG Intended as a Guide pion hoe dangerous effects sequence of the aloes. of a witness, and, as might Prisoner, custody by th• constable. A coo- nif • was shelve to witless.
of this baneful malady. Chenoell, sod therefore he was immediately sent for which was covered with blood ; tie knew i• to be the knife of .
By T. M. CATON, Surdeon, be •
expected, excited an extraordinary degree of its.
and on searching the box of Chennell two 11. Bank.' the deceased, having offers seen him web. He saw the : riseeee ,
10, Stanhope-street, Newcartleime Strand and tale of the West throughout Ills whole county. The deceased Choate .ft in the fount of the shop, and beard hie asked Why be
United Ilsopituls of St. TOOORS stud Gay. notes were found, one of them slightly tinged with did ma go In and see his master; he replied, e I ca..% go its,
2. A TREATISE an INDIGESTION & being an Enquiry
Mr. Chennell was an aged msn, well known in the
blood, which notes would be traced to the possession because I saw that man that, was murdered at Pe ersdeld."-
into the aseaser arising and toweled with the Fustian* of district: he bad um& a good Ile*, of property in the
of the father a few days before. The Prisoner at Nobody could in any degree open she kitchen-dour without , e
the Stun set. with Remarks ou the Liver, gad its influence on town of Godalasing, and had brothers, who were in seeing the body. for it opened aainst the lesusekerper's head.
the G lade Syitem. To which are prefixed, some geoeral Ob- once acknowledged the notes had been his father's, chaicraft must have seen this dead body when he called his • I
serrations no Scrophulens and Cummins Diseases, price Se business in Guildford, and he bad connections in
and said that his father gave them to him on the pre. master.
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3. A POPULA ft TRE ATISE on the PREY‘NTION and different parts of this county.Croseesamined by Mr. Am:ewe-When Chaleraft wasde. 1,,
CURE of the different STAGES Of A STH if A nod WINTER ceding Sunday; he should, however, call evidence sired tofor the constable, the other Prisoner Chennell, was
COUGH, smith new and successful Instructions for the Pre. Considerable delay and difficulty took place be-
to prove that-the Prisoner. in the early part of Mon. not witmel 'tearing. . 4"
• mo and Treatment of Asthmatic Fib. Fourth Edith*, fore the Jury coot,' obtain access, and the confusion,Richard Atedman said, that when he heard of the murders he
day, could not pay a sum of 81d. but about ten
price Su and indeed commotion outside the Court, was greatwent op to the late Mr. Chennell's room, and found his head
4. PRACTICAL OIieERVATIONS na the Q_EBILI. bounnui &we • • 0,1 • • doors o'clock on Monday evening, after the murder was ,dreadfullY "M. The blood about the wound was pert ctly dry.
TIES. natural and acquired, of the GENERATtYE OR- ~ 1 . implants. one -eenston the were
°nosed to be committed, he went to the Rich. ,e... if it had been inflicted some time. He saw the body of the
GANS of bath SEXES, including the Theory of Heuessene, Forgo open, the javelin-men driven aside, and the aa, r - • housekeeper at ese snme time; he also framed a k..lfe, the µMai ' I
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Am pt ice 3s. 6d. arena of she Court entirely tilled by a sodden rush. mood Arms, in that town, and squandered money of which rested in the floor, and the side against she biome ! • ,
b. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on FEMALE DISs very profosely.—AS they were both suspected, keeper's body ; her upon or handkerchief
.was bloody, but dry.
EASES, iocluding Observations on Parteritiou, Lactation. end The aide windows were entirely peopled by fashion.
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ney were required to say where they had been, John v
He felt the arm of the woman. mat found it very cold.
the Disorders incident to those important changes, price 3s. 6d. able•lonking ladies, who mounted up on the stone Keene was the MO of the keeper of the Mouse of Coos
Printed for Sherwood and Co. Patentester-raw ; and W. facingsby t aid ~ determined and whether they were together on the Monday reecho) at Guildford. On Tuesday morning when the warder
Nsuels, 78. Lumbard-street. he 'ladders, and seemed L evening. They both agreed that they had not seen was discovered he went over to Gudalating, emnsined the pre-
to brave any personal danger to get a peep at tne WWI of the late Mr. Chennell, and found a hammer lying in a
each other since the preceding Friday. 'the falsity tub of water in the shop-a.part of ibe hammer which was not
THE ANTI.CONSUMPTIVE ELIXIR.•, or business of the Court. .
COMBINED ESSENCE a HARK and CAMPHOR, Mr. Bannelf, M.P. sat on the Bench. of this statement would ee abundantly proved for immersed in the water had arark of blood. The, hainnier ape
peered both in the round and Madam& ends tut fit the wooed, in- ' h
ale irds 'peed, relief in Consumptive Complaints, and most dia. both Chslcraft and Chennell were seen on the spot at • A
considerable time was consumed io trying to ducted upon Mr. Chesineles head Witness took Ghakrua iota
orders proceeding from an internal cause; particularly weak- ~
half past nine on the evening of the murders, au& comedy on the Wednesday evening-he examined his person an
11C4 of the stomach, indigestion, spoons, nervous deraoge meat. roster* order in the Court, and, at a quarter before theTbarsday moralism, add on the right hand sleeve of bis struck-
melancholy depression, de. quenches fever to water. does fire. tram', the Clerk of rraigitS,
nine o'clock, Mr. K ti A Chennell was seen standing at the very passage which
sfrock. he saw marks. ai he thought, of blood. .. s, 4
subdues the most violent inflammntions, and, though the em..o led to deceased's house, and a witness afterwards
Isaac Woods, the Constable of Godalming, prodoited a knife
preparations of Bark are genessolly maringent, this estisaithl. proceeded to call over the names of the Gentlemen thei,
composed regulates the habit without purging, and by redacts., summoned ou the Jury. passing by saw a woman a alking hack ward and for. and hammer which he from the last witness-the knife wits r• '
the operation of the human functions so a regubsrand just tau - The following Jury were then impanelled and ward before the door, apparently on the watch.- of the ha • hammer had our or two'
covered with Illt" ks of blood and the sipper part of the handle
marks of blood.
diem, eradicates inveterate complaints. invignrioing therm:oh This woman, it was now evident, was one Sarah
produced
Karl (she former w Omar') knew the hammer rind knife now e .!:1
Sutton, and tranquillizing the mind; evinced by the recovery of sworn :-
alosabers after every usher means had proved imam ling. George Trimmer.
I Jame. Street, Hurst, an accomplice ; and Chalcraft was seen walk .0 have belonged to the lute Mr Chennell.
James Weak., the a olden of God:riming. said. that on the if,
(C.v.) II ut-si ells Bristol. Der. 5,1617. John Teal r, Richert Dnre, i itig towards towards his home. Hurst following him, •t , •
morning after the murder, Ile writ into old Mr. Chenoell's shop.
Sin,-I had long followed Dr. Buclian's advice fir the cur, Samuel S4V%lget Cu. F.,"likarft I• •
of Consumption, via.-Light diet. horse eseu cure, and a h., s• F.tua etterr‘artn
Wm. Smolt, and Chennell at the same time went hat kto the Rich- where be saw the till, which had the holt of the luck up as if it
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use of the Peruvian Bark, but which not praying efierisal. I Thoontas Clarke, Thwrs,,, itnenii, ' mood Arms, %hid' he had left some time before ; •
considered its reputed virtues intnginar v, mid de-pm:dangly loot John Mathews. John Cry. (*hearten. which lay aloogside his bed; she porkers contained
all hope, till meeting Jour advertisement in the Bristol Jour. The following Gentlemen were challenged by the he that he went oat to look after a woman
sod was gone so shirt a dine, that the pipe he left six notes of one pound, cud fifteen shillings and sixpeoce in
nut, o :he Bark with Camphor, wiach I ion happy t , .fty ~a. ,
, . silver. After he went home he saw Earl examine the Jill. but kt
proved the means of my pre•ervation, and rescued me fr ..... the Prisoner,. behind him was burning when he returned. It was be (Ike witness) coil-it ant particularly observe any m..rk on it,
brmk oil the grave; indeed at really seemed almost imolai 'lei) E.d. Lewis,
I m. Chandler, also singular that Chalcraft had a short time before rho et Earl did. The deceased Mr. Cherwell bad considerable ,
to arrest the in (ogress of disease try the ease, free r.s.p•ristios.. John Simmons, W W
in. Jackson,
and tranquillity it speedily produced ;in rum, I tontimied t" Julia Arnold. I Rich. 11...trioamn, declared that 66 there would be a bigger blow up freehold property.
William Parsons, a surkron, stated, that be saw the bodies 1 ,
mend from site first (icor, anti, ailed hy :sour ratioual regimen, Mr. Getteey then, as leading Counsel for the before long than Godalmitig had ever seen." With early in the meriting of Tuesday, and he was of opinion, that A-
il hos appose• tls regenerated nay constitution. being charge, Crown, slated the case to the Jury its a most atimi- respect to Chentsells the Prisoner, he was separated they were stunned tins, and had their throats cat while in a a •
free from her.d.ache, sperms. and rls, umai isms to *lien I had,
also long peen subject, and ern even walk ten nodes without "bit' speech, for the lucid arraegement of the eircom. from his wife, and was in the constant habit of using state of insensibility.
A witness uf the name of George Austin. who spoke to the . , .
fatigue, ts hall I bad eof been Able to do f. r n may years. Kn. stances. In his preliminary observations, he said, invectives agaitist his father and the old woman.- posision of the body of the housekeeper. stated, that thalcenft 't.,
i n 11 note for four Insult 4 more, which I wait looser
closed- • that even the horrid crime of murder had its grades 'these were the circumstances of suspicion, but its ad- must have seen her on the fluor win nhe called hi. 'tooter. and I,' ..
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so he without. is is t erne: Iv a omelet tut medicine-so ellen- that he made him show him how he stand when be called-at I •
eis.us, set so innocent I and }on :Ire Wrirloille Ito publish the above dolts of afrocity• It was aggravated when commit- dition to this, he should call Mary Hurst, the accom. the same time asking him why be did not open another door, t
*lnterne t, if you think it will dusty g Ind . tad by the strong upon the feeble and unresisting-- plice of the deed. The Jury knew that an seem- which was the more obvious method iHe made use of skis
To Dr. Ths.nipson. Ste. remarkable expression, •• rm. would have done as I did, if yoti •
E. T. WILLIAMS' when by the servant against his master-and above plice Wet an infamous character, and ought not to
eels Sold by the Prepriefor, vs hides:sir and rebid. Nos. S.
kliegs the pedigree of the affair as I do. ' He alto asked law
pisacis-pla, e (opposite the Asslom ), Webtininster.enad, Lou- all, when by the son agaillst his aged father. The be believed unless confirmed by other testimony, and, ohy he did slot go up to see his master's body i He replied,
don, at bti. 61. rich bottle. dots included, with directions and last was the dreadful charge which was imputed to in justice to the Prisoners, he was bound to state that that he could not fora!! the loon. because he never caw any
aces caution!; or if a 11. note to sent, postage free, four bottles ._ Prisoners-the :nth murdered but the malt at Portsmouth *iiness asked if
will be forwarded to any part of the kiaadain. Sold also 19y the one was the son, and the other this accomplice, Hurst, find accused A and B-he ismeant to -ay he had seen •hat man murdered? lie mid, no,
appointment by 801 t.., Royal Exchange; Newbury, 45, S.. the servant of the deceased. He metitiolied this would not mention names, who, upon investigation, he meant after he was murdered.
Vases Mach-yard ; Barclay, 95, Fred-mark lietijamin Keene is a constable at Guildford. Went to God-
Flees-market; Ward. 3.246 not to excite their passions; on the contrary, they were clearly innocerst. 'they would hear the whole
Dostiowl; Sanger, 150, Ox6wd-street ; Bourgeois aad Hague- alining on Wednesday, she Ilth of November, and took Chal-
on*, 33, Haymarket; Preston, 100. Strand; Holwell (late must not suffer themselves to be transported by cote, and decide impartially. craft non custody, by rorder of the Magistrate.. He searched
Clarke). %% Borough a add most Medicine Veoden it town Carmen's lodgisigs at his inion.sey's Non partienlarly a chest.
their indignation at the crime, to be caused by a
9 For the prosecution there were then callled about il
and eseatry. where he found two 11. Bank-noses a'ad its. in a tie-bes. One
• premature judgment, to pronounce the accused 30 wilnes„.4.
of the noses had the appearance of bland; they bosh had that 01
11) ED HAIR, GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, guilty. They must discharge from their minds all George Woods and Charlotte Austen proved seeing the old appearance, but one was more faint than the other. •He gave
A.R. Eysisitows__*, dolled to Brown of Black. by they hed heard elsewhere, and found their verdict People alive aborts eight o'clock ou Monday, the 10th of No- these notes to be produced at the Its Assizes. .10. received the
ROWLAND'S MIMS et TYRB. By merely wettiagtill from Mr. Weide. and the crow that had forced it open.- .
the Hair with thissespeemiee id immediately produces a per- only upon the evidence which should be adduced vewher
John Currington. the farming servant, stated, that on Toes. Witness went up stairs with Chaleraft and Austin, the last wit-
masent Browne Ifilaelhimiailiag the met natural colour.- before them, for upon that alone they had sworn ta day morning, about hat-past six, he went to the stables behind aces.
?his pleeelamalleeetmewedt lot wmah't the Hair after it is found their verdict. With respect to that evidence, thehouse ;he found Cleacruft there ; the side dour of the kit. Air. Austin, being called back• identified the crow to be that
Dyed. makes it mare amble, and trims the Hair a glass. It e• .., ch a ani open, but his master was not op, nor the housekeeper. of Mi. Chennell ; it alvany4 nod in the shop.
is pettedly inoticese. Pries es. Is. 641. 10s, gg. am Gee pima from which they mast form the result of their opt. -Ile and Chalcraft b eakfasted in the back kimhen, and as no . The examination Of Keene was 'wooed -desktop said he
pet Wile. neon, it must, of necessity, be collected from a vs. one appeared. Choleraic said he would call them. He heard was never L
eading his master's bed room, a. this lar and present wit.
him open the door. .
leading to ;the kitchen, Hod call master, but nets were l him up stairs. V. itnem asked Ghenortil how
' Also ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OlL...the arrow as. eity of .circumstances all tending to the same end.
lathees" of the ege, warrauted to afford the greatest sinarishment ...1 - s nu reply was given. The witness afterwards went, and on he came by the Notes, and be said his father gave him them OR 1
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a t burette Hair. prevents the Hair be* injured by cheap lite murderer did not do his foul deed in the 'pre- opening the door, be saw a puddle of bloq4 and the house- Sunday while at dinner. . .
of climate, Moto, traveling. &e. removes Me wore hankers* now of witnesses. He chose night and solitude for keeper dead ;he put his finge. down and touched the blood - Jut Stillwell produced the *gook-poles found in the Prisatiert
and titaness, pintas the Hair foiling or terrier grey, and
,They then both ran away into the street, and alarmed the neigh- Chennell's. tiu-case. The -eta.... lodged with whitest, ; the
produces a thick growth en bald 1 laces; Makes the Pear soft, , sue perpetration of his crime. 'the deceased, Mr.
!sours. notes were smarted with a *pat or two of blood, but *hens
curly, and glossy• preserves dieted in damp weather, produces Cheonell,was a respectable tradesman at Godalming, Mrs Charlotte Hales stnted, that she kept the Little George said the marks were less faint now than at the time the notes
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whiskers, eyebrows, Ike. is of pernitar service to Children's .
Hair (slew the Book). Its ire tunable salines have gained it near this place, Ind was also a man of considerable Public home, at Giodalming, nest door to the late Mr. Chen. wetetir t taken.
utiles house. Her mow a ,-; divided by a very thin wall, or John Gardner wet me of eke Coroner's Jary.whick sal on
emission Patron:tee of their Ro‘ el Hiehnesses the Priaeers of Property. The Prisoner, Chenoell,was his •son, and pa Pion, from Mr. Chennell's hed.room. She could hear any the dead ladies s Ise sew she noises* that occasion; the marks
c ugh- or blood
toore then 'ironer than they were
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Wales, Duchess of York. the Duke of Sussex, k's. haperiel the other Prisoner his carman, and had been so for thine that pesed in his roma, and frequently heard him
Melees the Emperor of Russia. by their egret-Ml' Atalhoroy.— imam! always be rd hialdraw his bed.curains. fleusenabered _ Thoma Sirporn
.Allathorne. a warehouseman residing in
Price 3r. 6s. He. 6d. and 11.10. per bottles Will keep in any many years, he having a little farm, in addition to
the uight of she murder, am! being very ill on shoal night, she Gatelt. eel, Lipeolo s lan-fields, stated. that he paid. the two
his trade of a currier. Elizabeth Wilson, the other went it bed aeons a quaver oast nine o'clock ; she did not go notes of It sow Ito Court. so she late Mr. Channell. on the 4th
climate.
A. ROWLAND end SON respectfully inform Ike Public parson murdered, was a harmless old woman, who to sleep until eleven o'clock. when ha.
,daughter came so Novetuher., lie certainly paid bins two
.: 1. notes; they had sfie
Cant the high estimation of the above articles hiss occasioned bed.— All was. quiet in Mr. Clremiell s room **hi e she name of the person from whom he, look them eodoned.on the
bad hems also for many years his housekeeper. The 'vs- awoke ;.she did not hear him go to bed, nor observe the backs. He consid only speak of the notes from their lowing the
spurious inoltntions, composed of deleterious ingredients itijori. _
out to the Hair, which renders it nectar/try to ask for s• ROW. Poiairiter Chennell lodged in the
town of Godalininti, , least noise. Soon after seven o'clock on the following mornine, name of Baker on the
LAND'S." and camerae each b,sttie is signed en the outside and usually look his meals at his father's, but did ! she saw the Prisoner Chaleraft strtuding at tbe door of the de- %Valli rm Coombe. back.w wailer in November last at the Ante'
, ceased, He looked hard at her, hoot said nothing ; Corr:nron Inn, Godalming. He semembared the evening of the di•covery
label in red ink " A. Roy/lead and Sen."
pro not lodge, and, it would be proved, had not that i former witness) roared out, " I think they are both mars of the inorder ; Cheuneil was at their house on that evening
_Sold wholesale. retail, and tor exportation, by the site • .the
prietors. A. Mastoid end Son, c..rrier of Kirby-sire, t. she first t filial feeling which a son ought to hare far a father, • erect, for there as agr at lump of hlo da-hi ad my* hand •n with Sarah Hurd Ile observed • ,-arals Hurst and Chateraft
gaming as the right hand in iliaton.garden, Holborn. tolodon ; ! Ott lira
morning of Tuesday, the 1 lth of November . the kitchen:ande whispering•I
se hut these words said
she ran down the passage. . thensaw it herself. together. lie sear nothing
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The 'intoner Choleraic then made a mewling noise, and asked by Sarah Her I n Hold your tougne, Charleroi*. I wart to
sod, by appointmeat, by all Perfumers and Medicine Treaders
I last, about seven o'clock, the lowa of Gods! i
m_ng i her if she thought they were murdered t She maw red she was hear no more o'( it." This ended the whispering. He saw
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