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t LAW INTF:I.I.IGRACI:.the sacrament, which was administered to her; she did Hoffman werlicensed to have a still at the time of the
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—au— then contras to Mrs. Mary Mortimer, the wife of Charles who're, or at any other period.
COrItT OF CILINCERY, Frio. 9. Mortimer, that she had for souse time carried on an Mrs. Harrison begged leave to say, that Hoffman , Magistracy at the session. The parties mirai
I adulterous intercourse with Are. an con. J i Young,d had had admitted to her that he had made the " stuff" for I statute directed, have gone into a C 0 ixourt r R;c 41 .
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. This morning Thome, Pea'•••• Esq. was sworn in one teased the same to her husband ; and that the first time the still. I Blossom did not wish to interfere with their jest •
•of his 3lajesty•s Serjeauts-at-law. the adultery was committed was on the 9th of November, In his defence, Harrison said that he had taken the he wu determined to fight forhis own 60;84 •oto
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1904, and continued till 1911. The Court world not kitchen for his materials and tools, and had lent it to i the power to do so. These arguments aid
I IN TIIX MATTCH OP COLIta AND 1341.11 N.
llama ell that the assignees of the bankrupts say this confession did not rank high in the stale of ell- Hoffman, who employed him to set up the still, and for Lions, however, were all thrown out rather
this
aloinkl he re ttttt yed, and that the Conn would grant an ' deuce. It was a principle of law generally, that a idea which he would pay trim. lie declared that lie did not : for the consideration of the Magistrates, 0,,,,,
I njoiliction Ili prohibit the persons who held the fictitious . of guilty given its by an accused party set all inquiry m
take the apartment with any illegal view on his own ' defence. On the part of the defendant. the ,
~, hills from voting at the choice of assignees. 1.1,,, ',ram.' at rest. 'rids was considered sound doctrine, unless part, and when Hoffman engaged him to Wild the, cipal objection taken to the information was, tom.
and conseirently, that the ••51---•
eil Gentleman then detailed all the facts of Ualpin's con-1
duct with Kinnear, Wolfe, Om which arc so well known
as not to require any repetition.
The ATTONNIT4IItNItRAL, on the contrary, controlled,
• that Omen. one of the aasignees. had a debt u hick Dever where motives could be applied to it of interest or object, still, he assured him (Harrison) that he merely wanted muck as there appeared to be several proprietor, d
this case it did not Impute to the person anuarol it for an " verb era) doctor," in order to trace " fal- Cohoura Theatre, they ought to have been 4'7
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nny stick motives, for in fact that confession was wrung lible yerbs:" He declared his innocence of any inten- information,
from her as a release from the agony of her own mind lion to defraud the revenue, asd said it was well known could not award a penalty against Mr. 01 a •
in the nature of roafrasiou is artirela morel", and it that the man who had taken advantage of his ignorance , The Magistrates, however, adjudged, that yth
4 had been called in titivation ; and besides that, Morell, lls repeated to another person not interested in knowing was a notorious practitioner in illicit pursuits. ' section of the Act, the penalties were several, as
, one of the petitioners, had voted for Ureen at the late it. This species of confession bash always been received The Solicitor to the Excise coodended that the defence fore convicted the defendant.
; choice of assignees. as evidence, whether against the party himself tit spinet was of no avail, sad that Harrison was at least equally Notice of appeal against the conviction was
1 Mr. llama aahl hr would on Fridley produce an affi- another, as a disclosure of a criminal art. Timms was, guilty with Hoffman. It laid been distinctly proved that ately given, and it is understood that the "art if .
davit to prove that !Boren, when he voted fur limn, however, said to be an establishes) rule in these Courts, he had. on two separate occasions, hired apartments sane, will ultimately be brought before the Kiae's
'• dial sot know the real nature of the debt, for the fact that confession of the wife cannot support adultery, al- which had been converted into an literal purpose, and by certiorari.
being
f• • . was, that the Lill which Green held for NISI. was one though it would sustain a charge of murder. Bit al- over these apartnsents he had full controul. If he was
~ of those issued by the pretended Dutch rag-merchant,
ti al' there !vas a canon to that effect, there was still nut the prime :newer in the illicit transactions carried DUEL.—A meeting took place on Bags ,
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am: which had originally been accepted by Halpin. 1 a recruit doctrine which had prevailed. that confession i on, lie is as at least an ostensible abettor. on Tuesday between KS. 11 —t—h, Esq. and •
The I.oltll Cu.esceLLst ordered the case to stand,
free from all suspicion of interested purpose, I The Court having consulted for a short time, told the H—s, in consequence of a dispute relative to th,
it .
over till Friday, in order to give Morell an opportunity ; would support a sentence of diwouse e meant et thoro, ! defendant that the penalty should he mitigated from dianship of a young lady. distantly- related ton&
.of proving that lie did nut know thee nature sit Green's I though nut a rittrala atatrimnaii. It was a hard law' 21101. to 51/ guineas, which sum he was ordered to pay. The Captain was dangeroualy wounded OR 6(
P I &111. , libido would compel a man to live with a woman who 1 side of the head, and is not inpia•ted. to rennet •
• The Court then proceeded with the case of the At- had acknowledged infidelity to his bell. The Canon PA7'ENT Mril 444,,Y0R THEATRES. ; parties are first totiains.
\ tornev.lieneval sod Cathariue-hall, libido was heard ; Law left room for a distinction, illhongli the latter
1 Twelve of the convicts, sentenced at the Ma.
Mr.
• Seision.s, arrived in town yesterday forenoon ea
t ' till one o'clock, at which hour his Lordship left the canon against confession being relied nit, was not to be
lonaloton very reluctantly admitted, that if
is Bench. It vies ordered to be further argued to-morrow. '1"1"41. I e . .
il for I:stos:Fluitit..—Yes. tenlay being the day appointed
rim_ heating e ern luta information lodged by MEN to the hulks at Sheerness. They were all
at all subject to cumornetion, this is the chineinoned ,and among them were some of those
sideration, monody— if the Court is satisfied tr( the Ward, Secretary of the Drury-Lane Committee, against
of:ellitiuus and treasonable practice..
COURT OF KINWS BENCH, FEU. 9. siticcritv of the confession, then it might to test Mr. Illoasop, of' the Royal COlsourg Theatre, for causing
actoos.—Capt. aloutgonierv, of the :iith •
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upon that confess . In this Cate the wife's sincerity the Tragedy of Rieke. r.ti 111. In be enacted at the latter, '
quartered at Cloonmel, lately, while labouring not
~i TUX KING V. TiREINS, It ilTltti TN .INII o•ritens. 04
contrary to the provisions of IS Oro. !1.e..... traction of mind, put an end to his existence's.
- could not hie ansperted or she would have resisted the
' This case, which. stood on the peremptory paper, being ' • took ;dace at this very time, and what separation to loch Mr. F. Poluasca appeared on behalf of Covent-Oarilen
room at the barraeks, by stabbing himself with
called un in its turn, Ilr. T . II Theatre, and . . litT aon behalf of the Hrury-Lane knife. ~,
does she now 010 aihe seeks to establish her rights onthe I II dejection' I r rom o ;serve o e of Bus
Mr. Desmsst rose to show rause against the rule, this Co ccccc litter, and Mr. Amnion-a and Mr. Mu also fur
1 '‘very marriage lien' the party did not rest upon
%%bids hail been granted for a criminal informatiun • - • - •
confession alone, but depended moon the facts as sup- a very close wa'cli, and lia.l been more than sea
* against Mr. Alderman Weidman, Mr. Sheriff Parkiiis The information contained anumberf
great " counts, reefed in providing the means of self-clestrr •
i ported by other evidence. This.' facts here not merely
• anal others, for obstructing, as was alleged, the election • • i all this' f
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I - of the Lord Ilayar, on Mii•liaelniatiolav last.
The (our?, however, being informea on behalf of the proximate, ant went to supply
added to solitary confession. to recover a penalty of all/. peareil more tranquil Bias
and threw Lis totem ant off his guard ; previoa
The rase was argued un both aisles at conailierable s,
Ihe alle alien further bleated that this confession ever, to hi. committing the ionfortnnate art, ar
ilitle.reut defendants, that the ease would occupy two 'lays F. . • • ' length. To snp in the information, a boa-keeper of
was retracteu ; out that on consequence of aura noires- ,P! saw the knife with hint and attempted to wrest it .
.. •in the argument, fixed it peremptorily •Covent-Galileo i beatre, and Mr. Junius Brutus Booth, • • • . '
a to "ine on to- • skin lee determined to separate frame his wife ; and as hum in whack a violent struggle ensued, and do
-1111 l now morning, the first thino,. were exam' . lased
i - TUE KING P. LORD IttNEL•GII.
Notice having Leers for lorinaine this defendant soon as she had recovered, lii slid au by the united com-
sent
ih of her and her own father. . The evidessee (Inscribed John Doobey, the former witness, stated, that he was
to the ox•ii ie of ma it.•gara en Haire.
assistant
•fh tfi•t. ••• i •1•1 - hand being greatly cut, he was obliged to quit his
when the unhappy gentleman mortally effected ho
, Young in the habit of takin totreetratised freedom
tip for judgment, having been convicted at the last sit-1
and ri
is
liberties h F He stated, that he knew the Bova! Col g I heater to : re' " ;re have already turtlti"nell• The wash'
tines lit Guildhall, of using language towards John (have is Tina(
ai et with her person ; sorts as wooold
, lie in the parish of Sr. Magdalen, in the collate of e street; twice) priofucest instantaneons destk
iinquest was held on the body on Sunday. Verdiet,
- Adolphus. Esq. tending to incite tar latter to fight a , '' .'
i'l "1,1 flulebt,siee raw._
,ideare by "%ail"; Surrey. Ile wrist there sin the 4tatis of December lust..
rkt . duel. spertator of what ism, pawn. Ismael. liar wile lad • nit • "
stopped short at the sexy point, is her tolerative admit- 'SA %.
lie saw outside • bill posted. and produced a bill whirli - •
Sconre Desrn.—Yestertlay a gaweleman ea
Mr. Bacoontsw appeared on behalf of the defendant, f •1 • • • lir purchased in the i be' •a • / • ifthat -I ' 1 I • pt., tro, t ill L I ll 111 I IL ,
ling am anion with her person, vet delving the act ofserved to fall down upon the pavement in Ox
• mid stated, that since the trial his noble client had been . saw outside. The hill atanounceil•ihe "4.4 dram( or
ad:otter, awl retrieting her ronfesaion—yet that vett „. . a crowd of persons assembled, and finding (bath
. ' afflicted by an attack of paralt,ssis, which now confined whirr! III.; or, the Battle of lloamoret Fit /J; and the
V last inference from these ini'ecent liberties II .• C ad ^fast approaching his dissolution, they assisted '
e Lim to his house, and rendered his appearance hifore the • vs ' ° rformance, which lie %itemised. cones moiled with the •
would apply. ; .
'hareem' s sump, where he was found to he ale
Ciourt utterly impossible, without the risk of Ins life.— rim"
all eke
eirmentan
of this ease; the court
.rill. There were a stage and seeticry, aml artors sp-
lit. produced a certificate from Dr. Ilrberden to this et'.le Nat there recognised to lie a person midi'',
• would admit the allegation of the hoobonii is two; anti reared tits the stage, as they do uet Covent-garden. The situate in Polaud.street, where he con • .
' fret. and stated, that the latter gentleman was also now he haul h • • • interior of the I • resembled altogether a theatre. lie that the farts, if rata- ('owners I niptest.
r etintined So his room by severe indisposition, and was bli 101 nio„ „7"twn in
saying.
could distiapish the parts of the dialiogue io lark were
admire, %coedit entitle the husband to sepses- -- - -
. unable to make an affidavit, verifying the truth of the • "r
lion. nuts far the anevation lowa fall short of elm_ recited, and thew ciarrespotsileil very et:mm.lly with the; Donnas et pitmans ucor HOC
certificate, as required by the practice of the Court. of Richert? lII_ as perfonniil at t•iiy ere-garden ;
le:i• proof, the Court would see liy the evidence ;in the play Thy house and pleasing wt
fe.
Al r..Scsamerr, for the prosecution, said, lie was nit.' menu l• Ileatre. He had a book of the play in his hand, and •
T time admitted the liusbantre allegation. SOCR ITES, ha his discourse
, content to act upon the Doctors certificate slime, and I'm:irked the passages. Mr. Booth reyrcsentcil the Dyke' raptured his
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' 3 .10 I ad therefore withdraw his motion for this term. 1.%111.1.1Tii OF SIARRIAGE. . efoafer, Mr. liarrymore the Mike of Harki,,,ehitsw,'
It/ 'an with the subject, tam*
mon New to their wiles• and the batchelo'rs
tit TIM NATTER OF OANDILLA AND ANItTIILIt. . ILIZ %METH II trrEN.LEY, r it•ACIA C ti.LED I'OAN4I, r. WM. -and Mr. Howell Lord &tulle,. In the general rhiracter sledded : and " The Mpei•tator" has affirmed.lhade
• This it will be recollected was a motion for a Habeas Tor Sc. bf the performauce. there was no dilferenee from the • • wife" is the most agreeable and delighted mush
a • Corpus to bring op the body of a child of Mrs„tlana- This was a snit of nullify brought by Elizabeth Hat- planner in which it was conducted at lioycitt-garden.. The sacred institution, tbeo, of morn." ~
1.1.11m.iu order that the might be deliy ern! to her Toiler. t was, in fact, the same entertainment. desideration of our enjoyment, teeming not di
tersley (rii odes, name Bush) 'meet aside her first Isar- 1
1 P '. We mentiened the opse last week ; lint frfras non agreed rugs', 1 • ,•• • I• • 1 • • 1 • 'the life
on hod, sides that the case should go before a Judge at __:fii _owns:lir Imi r.ai tea a 'AYDIN ,in time of t..,111
; Cross-etaininell by Mr. A olit.eii s:M.—Witness had fre. piness on earth, but disposing the seal I . -
with bill'. hereafter.
y seen the whole of the tragedy performed at •
I haulers. 11 1 to. her Brat husband, on the gnsontl of her "haus however. to enieriag tails
minority, arid tion-consent of parent or gearilian to tbe oven;-garden. He had a book with him at the Coburg ow .v bee'
i, it owes an imperative duty, not • to 4
••••••0111211...-- totarriaze ill WWI/hill. I mitre; hr made crosses and lines ii it ;he marked the sions but to cleanse the grosser nature frog
0 CONSISTORY etintr, lea. 9. The farts of the case, which were gar nal as to the in- i aces at is hich the music was played. The music was Pia ' purities, which the in Minn of unrestricted pawns
sufficiency set evidence, were briefly then. :—When a t always the same as at Coltzahrden. S times have entailed on it To the . led of • .
• ,vllllo9r. Inman: osaleett, the- dossabeer 0 Jew itsratt,bi I/ was l rgy-414111,14111es 'when a ' a wall • attributable mans of *me
molt-roma v. stivertmett.
Sir IV, scot., ob,e„esi, this n.„ an allegation given hatcher. residine in Cable-street, Whitechapel, her father given at the entrances PT the sere distingtlll7.ll 'HI per- they excite the commiseration of the bettalder,
111-11 t• /obit Mortimer, Esq. is answer to articles :Admitted and mother haiping both died in 14:a. hlisabeth Bub senores, ntittireSin 4 tise ' oce af ?Mater. impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
weor•to *nine at a lielgi lig-hone, 'reoriented by sea- The next wiliness leas pip 01it,..1. that he Luxurious habits will etteminise the body—s •
op rise part of Esdaces, who sues fur restitution of con- the tropics will relax the elestie fibre—but more
• jnost eights. jk. faring meth at the east end of the town. •Wni. Yining, 41.7“ artlllainteldiNikil hi aspraprietor and ma-
motion of youth too f .. - .
, ti,er at nager of the eoltourlant . Ile saw Mr. lilossop does ,therignatnteialis •
This allegation pleaded, besides the marriage and en- a sailor, being enamoured of her for sonicpolity into a mate of Manilas.
•. habitation of the parties. an Intimate acquaintance which length agreed to elope together, and liiiiing done no, at the rehearsal of Ri nirrt. Ile gave Il i 11l no Pruitt's'. I" natural
whence the agimixed sufferer more thee doubts Ike -
• I hue wife had farmed with Mr. Alex. Young, whop resided
4 near the linsbaail's house at Blackheath ; and by which what c""`" it tii'l
were married at the Isle of Sheppey', ill 1779.
tint appear, she qultted her tirst bus-
isr„„, ihrecti?.u.s ; lie. merely miff, " How do you do, Mr.
Booth : IA ontpcie
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rl. ook_, s as
istaage:matnagrtri; of relief. To all inch. them we address ourselves,
hope—energy—iniiscular strength—felinty ; nor al
11.10,1, and for these 17 years bias lived ;nil isiliabited Presettt at O's tit .41 giv 1 lIIIT2IICei appear questionable. sanctioned as they me
• the hosbaud undertakes to estalolish against her a charge
•ith Jos. I latter•lev. as man and wife. by wl she has "'Once to
of adultery, in hal' of her suit. 3 PPeibt.' in Richard Mr //sirs/ toselo•drattea- uptiliplied proofs of twenty years surcesafid ex •
threc children. She having beent as it aptwated. o•non- t • „
iaeol. His engagement was iu writisig. He load it nut . The easy cares of married life, are sometimes •
The et/CliT WAS of opinion, although there was no
such prayer on the part of the hnshand, yet Lis plea i PletelY resigned lw lier first husband, fey whoin she had alarm him now. lie (witness) applied orioinally• to Mr. by the suspension of those blessings whleh conceit?*
haying lately. sts • Iby inheritanes Illossop for an engagement to perform at the l'ithourg nuptial urenth—for the female habit is often con •, •
would esta•nd to final sepsration, if tau'
facts charged I no chi
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The. lire. Mr. Glossop made him an idler fur twelve sinak—y rt it can he strengthened, and deficient mew
- mere substantiated is evidence. The first thing '
the ,to an estate at Bain, ice, in Essen I a this suit against -
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proved into functional power.
1 her first husband, for the purpo. . -setting indite that nights, which• acceptei. e was to perform an extra to
ever) • Court would look to was the date of this charge of adul-of syphilitic intrusion, as well es is
night, which was to be his beneht.
1 marriage. t
i terv, and its being within the knowledge of the htts-
I _et__ relaxtuion of the generatiye economy, we pledgee*
The witness rocreiled. He slid afterwards
Floe Cocter. ender all the circumstances, peounced . , 2._ Pe'" "" to enre speedily. and with effert. Earnestly . -
• hand poke to the tinie such charge was made; next, , •
, tto the first marriage mill and void.at the ohonrg 1 beater. lie went there on the morning expel the „nfeehn
that it should leave no impression as that the party had; einey tic from the position so ,
of the nth of December. to rehearsal us a 'totter of ou-o • .
been slandered ; and lastly, as to the Court being in- soexsou r. PAKKIIR, 1,11.,E1.1E7 11.7.11.1.1N0 HERSELF ) taken up, ue it •yiste from general principles ell -
I .: sluiced to infer insincerity, as by his complete at-quaint- PANKKII. course. He never conversed with 3lr. Jones, or Mr. hesitation: and eoniideot in our own honourible I
Sevres, sir Mr. Dunn, upon the subject of his engage- Members of the College of Murgersa, we refer the
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• i since with the facts, and his submitting thereto, would The suffici id in this hh ency of evidence case, the pro-
meat at' that • * time. community of either sex (especially those entering im
'r aliment to an act of eondottation. duction of the Family Bible and certificate. from the
This allegation went to explain, by a history- of the Parish I 'hal, relative to a ropy of the register baptism
1 Cross-examined by Mr. Dowki. . sto —Witness saw Mr. I trinionial 'Wont once to our house, where daily al
ckwittuil%re:l lot personal consulintion.; and letters au
Sayre' and Mr. Ihtnn on the remises; he understood
facts•which bad led to delay, on the part of the husband, of Henry Erskine Johnson. the minor, hallo' Men in-
. t„ are immediatelr answered; these mast earn
they were eroprietors. Mr. inn was the treasurer.
. f to institute a suit of separation, the reason fur such de- arcuratily stated it's former instance, was now contendedrensitt• . •i• for %drier and Medieine.'which am be
At !Cis beneht lie gave him the returns of the house, and
Inv ; otherwise it ivon d not hare been admitted. It to lie c plete, in order to enable the Conn to pronounce to any part Mike Nord, 'yawner distant.
pleaded the frequent intercourse between Mrs. Mortimer sentence of tinnily of marriage, lipe ground of Ull-
• Will him Mr. Illossop would give him a cheque for his • (MSS and CO. M. R. C. Sureness II
a i and Mr. Young, during the hushanors absence attending nority and non-consent of parents
Cis linsinesit in London, attended with many nets of in- Sir Wa. tiI'ATT Uhl, he would take. time to consider money. lie received a cheque fur the amount from Mr.
tilmo. sop upon his banker ;it was sicescil with Mr. Uluso Rouverie-street, Fleet-street, Luis
Just published (Tenth Edition),
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1 . riss-ent familiarity which took place between them, and his judgment ire the ease. • "tar
continued from ISt/ till ISM That after the said , sop s name only. tie had since that time made another • The .C.tif of LIFE, a familiar Commentary ea da
engagement with Alt. Glossop and the other proprietors. Diseases, By UOBB and Co. Addressed to the Yid
• This engagement was to commence at Easter next. Maturity of both Slows. May be had at OM Pat
Alexander Young became acquainted with the said • row ; Mi. Pall-Mall ; 24, (termed-street; 174, Fleet
• Vrauces Mortimer, he visited her at her husband's COUR7' OF R. Pis. 9. ' Mr. ADDI.PIItt, for the defendant, was glad that Mr. and of ell Booksellers. Price M.
hatter, without the knowledge of the latter. They Ilan! 4' i Elliston was not one of the prosecutors on this occasion. i
• frequently to walk end ride out together : and ruing to !LUC 9 .:. That gentleman would have appeared in snail a chant- BIRTHS.
4 the house tit Mr. Young, were seen a considerable nom- ter with singular disadvantage, as he himself had done On the 9th instant, at Ms house in Hill-street.
I lien of times together in drawing-rooms and bed-rooms, . role KING C. ItAlllll . the tante thing at the Surety Theatre, which were now square, the Lady of the Hon. Thomas Knox, Ill'•
the stone with 'him ; and particularly on one occasion, This was an information d k Harris.% charged to Mr. filosiop as an offence. Mr. Elliston hail daughter.
% ift an upper room of his house, with her arm round his for liming ilie"ally in btu tit, .
sr: . ill, for die pur- represented at that Theatre the Trageoiy_of airiel.erh; the I On Totality last. the Laois, at Joao Dooley
iii•ctiotand kissing him. pose of illicit illation • • . , t upon conviction, Bald Strokefbr a Wire. the fieg.traea 01,eng. and even' of a denchter. at Woodbury Hall. Canihrldieshin••„_„,
• It likewise set forth her confession, that the act of subjects the n niter to th • f lOW. 'flue do. the very piece noir in qneation, itichard the Third. In r 0 . Tioestlay norproing, In Gloucester-place, lb,
S adultery had been committed. (natant admitted Not Guilty.. Ar. - !•, • him, therefore, it would have been peculiarly ungracious, M. 111•Ns mare, of a danghter.
• . Objections were taken to the admissibility of this al- Joseph Stumm, an °nicer 414,404, stated, that in to have come forward now as the progenitor of that -- - - --- -
M OtRIF.D.
• 'r • leontion, on the ground that it imposed very great dif- consequence of infunuation he trendy,* the 19th of crime which. he himself had so often c 1111 l mitted with On Tuesday last, at St. Of* (..4 Ranee
• - tii•uities upon the defence of the wife, front the tfrat Novendier last, to No. 11, John Si, Mary's, impunity. Who, then, were now the parties? Then,. Earl of Uxbride eldest'
wli • son of the Marquis of .4.
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length of Hine outing which these acts of indecent LIM- Whitecharl, wilele. nlion Ram • . i'vera a still feln""th, who daily told the public in their hills that to Eh.B„„th, .-r.nd daughter of the late Joy t
liarity and adultery were pleaded to have continued: in the hark kiti•hen of the wipe.• . r„. itarriaon, he their I 1111 l ses were no much " 071.04/Wed" that it Esq. of slonwfletti, having bee. previously amid
a and that therefore it nonlil lie impossible for her to learnt, was the occupier oflllsilyllase, and the defendant would be neeessary for the " convenience of the nu. Sulu of August last. at Aliens in Scotland. the son i
, . skew that no such thing had taken place. lint the occupied apartments there flit slid not see Ilarrisoo merges parties to come early." They who had the brother-in-law. Mir Wm. U. ramming, Hart. •
Court was of opinion, that, in answer to the charge that about the premises when at as the flay nientiqued. merit, or at least claimed die merit in their hills, of On the 7th instset. at Le)ton Church, Thomas.,
such had been her constant practice,. she might be en- The still, he discover Isoldiag tweaty prouturing new pirees which actually " convulsed and ' EN- of Mimlln. Essex, to Mrs. Ayles, of Wow"
• abloal to slier that lin such practices had existed, and five gallons. Ile fou • t. gh gallons of was I, delighted- in nverfiowing and brilliant anolienee." Nay, ' Mee. In the same (-mat% .
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t wield whiner witnesses to that effect. The fact was and the still was warns froln ; rk. affected this " conversed audience even to tears!" Oo the ith instant, at Sterns' Church. AteLleat T•J•
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. distinctly states! of her bein seen with her arm rowel Allnet will Luck, two oth era, who went in other house rev)ter of Robert Jones. Esq. of Stepney.
nests the public to come '.early," and Royal South ljueoln Militia, to Frances Ellssidl.
h:s neck., in 1810; and sheg had the opportunity of company with the last witness, con ned his-testimony. announces that no orders, no, not a single order con he
- crosieraainining his witnesses to that fact; and the l mid They added, that the still was locked op in the kikben, admitted. So abundant was the overflow of silver and - - -- - -
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would receive surto evidence with due caution, as to she- and they were compelled to break open the do4r. gold in the coffers of these houses, that not a single
nook At Rideford. on the Sri i stunt 94, Asnei
Hier, from the laxity of tiOUe, that 'fact was sufficiently Sarah Harrison
, said, she rented out the lonise No. 11, was left for the admission of paper. And these were the George Bunk, Esq. or !wan° ~,. f "red
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thorr Ntssrint, tifioerlit'hoautrtlamoulpse otlfetoinnswitleinr John-dstreet.
ii Irielre- defendant
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eel aeeumhheiMnr;ntilhohssop and his Oust sth instant. at Nottiashani, Mr. heeds
bringing her suit, to ataannt fur the difficulty of whit+ witness we.
ii not his relation. Sonic time before the to argue that the Magistrates had, daring the proceededen
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she rune compleined. ,Tilien it pleaded her confession, insure of the still at iar house, the defendant hired the been constantly in the habit of relaxiiig the construction Es i• R..%. Rockingham-street, Fitsrormqvare.
whit-lo Mtn' ' 1 the acts If adultery as precise in point of , front kitchen, where said he wanted to put his tools of the lOth Oen. 11. When that statute was passed, the tlii the Sth instant, Mrs. Rieman, of
1 time, and n hick welstipeirticulaky solemn in its form, and materials. lilt sothaefplently hired the Intel; kitchen, suburban parts of Surrey were very thinly ' inhabited—in- aged 8.5.
.on. and. repetition. That on . where he built the still, and afterwards took souse other deed so poor in its popotation,
tooth in point of refican
Built sayboily had asked On the Sth Inn, Emma Spry, aged e4evfS '
the 17th of Aligns! 'l6ll, ;he was delivered of a male 1 apartments. kli• eventaally removed all his things into for an exception in favour of they, as well as which of Mr' Spry, mega"' of t1ae1eT44;411.4411111111,..
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child I shortly after Whirl she was so ill, her life was( the house, far.. but &cliental the chief part of his time had been given to the city of Westminster, it would not RlCill WATER AT I.OSEION-RRIORS Taw'
1 dEsi,aired of by Isertaal attendants, and being, as to the hack kitchen. Tvrn tiseee well knioni (+near- perhaps bare been denim!. Since the year 1760 tlse re- Morning. 97 min. slier lit.—Alkammon, fl 411"1/1
sloe believed; in, isio useril, she sends for her hue-, tees in the illicit tratid.ooliad hael; and forwaol taxation% went on inetensieg, and so they still might -
band, whet( Flee tug •sheisersidereil herself at the point Ito the house; 3 insolnuarkft 4lastsutt, in particular. safely do, since the Magistrates, licensing these miser
of death, aid. eon 'not ditakappv without confessing to I Widens had *camel,. 141 , that this ',remit wall the theatres. hail a comstant mistreat over them, sad bad it R. ST s Printed and Published b_y the -
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him that the hail emu guilty of an ad root inter., real ad i 1
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