The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

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ditions they were reprimanded and discharged, their The pawnbroker pleaded bard against what he re,.
bills bidng detained. led the hardship of his case, but the Magistrate said
SINGULAR APPLICATION. in the course of the the Act Was imperative.—The fine was thee paid.
morning, lilt' De°lalaw' the radical bookseller, and MATH OCCASIONAL!) Alf Fuatous DRAWING o
publisher, presented himself before the Magistrate, MATH
evening an Inquisition was held in the
Roe, Esq., to ask his advice how he ahuold
Board-room of Middles's-Hospital, before Thom„
proceed in the following case:—
s Stirling, Kim Coroner fir ..Middlesex, on the body of
He d that an that (yesterday) morning, event
tee o'clock, a yhang man was behind his coaster. Mr. Jahn Lloyd, a respectable person, who wasut.
fortunately {fillet in conseqamee of the a heel of ,
and requested to be served with a certain book, which
gipaasing over hit body on Monday last, is the art,
serving in the shop, when one William Smith entered,
.
was refused him, I. consequence of his bring fee"' road.
John Alexander Fisher, keeper of the Wester.
aimed as an ix/ornate. in the mploy of the Society for , , ~,, .. , ,
Park,
booge tsate, atarym-bone stated, that he w„
the Suppression of Vice. '!'he book that he required
b
' lay open on the counter, on which he felted it, and
sitting, on Monday evening, shout Nix t,',10,.1,, • '
called oat "Bob;" on which a man came in to his site the Lodge Gate ; saw the d d an.l a I'rilAla
assistants, and they took off the book with them, corm arm in aria front the C sat ; hey clue we
more than a yard on the read, when the Lo:se And fig
came up, which was driving at a (orioles rate; io:
On Smith eclair.; the bo.ilt, he (Reahow) end's.
shaft struck the Lady 03 her head, sad the ;hot
voured to get it from him, and Bob and his him! re-
passed over the deceased : they appeared to be cosiag
slated, and seized him by the arms ; under these cir-
mmostacess he considered himself assault/al in his own
towards the Park, from the Creseeot ; it was He styhaw. and he wanted to know from kis Worship
went over hint ; after the deceased was se vas
sash, be should proceed criminally, or for the as- wheel , . _ . as
sash. . over, the horse twinged to go forward, and eery
shortly after the ge. Gents& inside was throws ow; lo
Mr. Roe informed him that he eolith! have a war.
did not see him again, as he attended to the demo,
mat for the wash, and if he thought proper to par-
and the lady, who were taken into the lodge. The
SOS him in an action for the me tarry of his propene,
• or the vain, he was at liberty to do so. deceased .vas tall on a bed, and groaned very noels,
hat witness oh eeeee dno nativard wounds. A werow
A warrant was accordinaly granted, and pla.ed in
the hands of-Craig, the officer, to execute, when Ben- gentleman was sent for, wite mated the deceased pita
not live lung, and by his dea're he vets removed is
bow, with several friends, quitted the office.
LAIIIIIITU•S .It will be recollected by our middles's Hospital on a shatter, Witoeto does set
{mow to whom the horse and gig belongesi, et ale
readers, that a few days back, it was stated, ander the driver was ; the driver did not cry oath bat he
the head of this office, to most of the Morning Papers, beard a Pfelent scream from the lady.
that three persona, George Blake, Mary, his wife, Mr. Francis Steele, of 71, Oxfo'relatreet. corgis.
and Mary Anna Tyrrell, i,er mother, were brought up rated the foregoing statensent, and bore tostisoney te
in custody of the Parish Officers of St. George's-in
the disorderly rondect of the driver, who was isms.
the-East, charged with cruelty to a male child, about
caret, and whose name we understood was Needham, a
two years of age, and on suspicion of having stolen
resident in the Borough.
the same. zed that the parties accused were then or-
This evidence was further corroh .ratesi by toe
dered to fiad bail, in default of which they have since
other witnesses, who stated the driver so be intili•
remained in prison. The parish Officers then placed
cited, and th it he kept cutting the horse *tad argiag
the child in the workhouse, and have since been hide -
him on at a furious Taos.
fatigable in their inquiries to make oat its parent.,
Mr. Thomas Wood, house surgeon to Middlesex Hos.
but all their exertions proved abortive until yesterday,
pita!, deposed that he attended the deceased on hie
when a poor man, of the name of Michael Reynolds,
coming into the Hospital, wbbeh was about balf-past
presented himself before the Sitting Magistrate, Sir
eight o'clock on Monday evening, and on exaciastim
DANIEL Witataass, and related the following affecting found five of his rib, fractured, aril which be said
narrative:—The applicant, in whose countenance we
hail been properly attended to Wore be was iseosest
discerned that emotion occasioned by the recovery of
into the Haspital ; deceased arreivell about Wet-
s tong despaired of t eeeee re, said, be was a pobr la-
quarters of an hone, when be expired. Wiwi,s after.
boater, residing at 11, Winter-square, Chatham, and
wards attended the opening of the body, and dime-
that on the 6th of December last, a woman, who had
meta that besides the five ribs that were fractured, be
been a few weeks a neigcbour Of his, came in, and
liver was much ruptured, and there was a great gnawrequested permission to take hie child (a boy, who
City of blood on his chest, and likewise on his alai,-
was theo just a year and seven days olii,) out to walk;
men, independently of that deceased appeared is good
she was granted her request, but neither abet nor the
health. Witness attributed his death to the blood ea
child were afterwards beard of io the neighbourhood;
his chest, and the other injuries he Itad sustained. the
she went by the name of Smith, and rep d her
deceased was sensible when be mime in the Hospital,
husband to be a sailor on beard the Ranger gas-brig
but scarce able to speak.
Oa the 14th of the same month, he traced her to ,
This being the whole of the evidence,
0
e d, and from thence•to the Downs, where she ,
The %AA:AWACS Glide 1101110 severe remarks upon the
had embarked with the child un board the Felder
conduct of the driver of the vehicle, and said, if a
East lndiaman, bound for the Cape of 0 rod Hope. and
wan lakes upon himself to drive in mil a sewer,
was informed at the Downs thatoshe was obliged to the law ituviies malice. -
come ashore *gale, being expelled the
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_ 'The Jury thew, haring 'Jewel the body, returned a
Captain, i• °°""Plun 914.12rgur
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.....i . '. eeirliet of Ala owleughost vetoer Na•dham, sad inied
Prom
.. xhe traria her to altm must Ir.*" ''''' i Jeothod (451 upon the horse and gig.
wit .. a3' ' gad teem in a vessel commanded by a The friends of the deceased then said. Haar ward
~Mr. :. : eats. Here he lost all tiding of them, and endeavour ,0 identify the wan and obtain o - mar.
has ince, almost without intermission, travelllog .rate's *Wail% far his apperhonsirso. ' '
three_. the kingdom, but failed gaining any in-
tellitieotto.af the object of his search until the other Last Sunday's °ewes,. (Antrum II) stostaioe4
day.: when he chanced to read in a Morning Paper, Nine Columns of Partienlars Obis Majeety's Departs'.
at Chatham, the Police Report already alluded to, for Edinburgh, including the Prepaeratioosonathoerßteer
in consequence of which, tie promptly repaired to —at Greenwich--those moil! by.th . Lord M. y _
.t
scription of the interior of the linsostal—Arrival of he
Emodon.
Kin. at Greenwich—the Embarkation—Passim' rata
Sir Daniel Williams asked the applicant, if he had sesish. Gravesend, and Southend.—The Observer offfea.
beea to see the child or the prisoners? He said he day. Amgen IS, will continue the particulars of hint-
had„ and was confident the child was the one stolen jesty's Vgage-Arriyalat_ohe
,Faitt :#....F00tb, Laid-
fromMonday P,ditton of The ObsorwswispOlMit
hies, but that neither of the prisoners was the log, Sm. Th!i.price of the ID er Is.. -
..SWleawi •.
regularly,A
person who had stolen it.
which rm,o irable far cantle got fortggs circa-
lo
Th 4 Magistrate inquired I(his wife was la town, howl,: . a veF.. •
as it was necessary, that she should also identify the nett ofourbene fa.„. nom
+1,0*16.-ve -
child. The applicant answered In the negative, dad eastlitaillilittitillt Iftteettnet earlite ribs* steal,
said,Ahat he could Imo la borne for her, as be wart both horses itiillkitos weirjotio the tows ea Sant-
quitottestitute of money. The Magistrate then order- day lasi. '"A't lie. trenelatolts correspoiadourt's Irmo
dered that he should be passed to Chatham floe the; leaving that pima od Wedoesaay, a great deal of be•
pariah in which he had slept the preceding night, i sliest hati Veen deem, and horses sold more freely, a I
ands bat on his returning with his wife, the atirld lat better prices, that the, preceding year. There is
should be restored on their properly identifying it— I every appearance of the fair being a largo one. The
The poor men retired from the bar, apparently elated,• sheep Ale will be en the 206, and the beta, fair on
with joy, o:, the 21st.—(Stanford Nesee.)'•
II trtax•d•ti.,.—A WORD TO Twit Pwwwneowites.-4„ LYNN, Are. 11:—Two' of our catrettasts !we,
Yesterday a female, named Mier:belt Parke, was daring the last
_week, ceased to br.throws into the
brought before 31. Swensr, Esq., charged with had. river several ham of their bonded wheat, which they
ing robbed her lodging*, and also with having 'on. bad kept till it was literally cut worth tr farthing the
law fatly pawned s.tmennffitlsbed shirts which were en• weave having got ;mons' it, "turd eaten all the Oar
trust* to her care. - from oat the hash: l!ty the bye, it is very consismot
to go about with . plate, , . trials, sad at
Mts. Kempson. of No. 30. Joiner-street, Westmin- . 'ill from door to door, soliciting
subscriptions to relieve the distressed . . i
ster-road, stated that the prisoner had lodged with her
about twelve months., Having some reason to think the same time throwing wheats out
.. of granaries is to
that prisooratr"was not actiog properly, she east:sin. ats!?•—•._taa.a.wa_________
ed t apartments, and discovered that a quantity of MARRIED.
boo old !lien mos mihssiog. The 'rimier bad a mats An Wedit-Mda amain at the Wide' church of S•
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.
wit:li rat the to andAgtoedwcod him IA Isar Mary Alderman
„rm. whooo,ra
•tt ?Aetna's'', third daughte:ol .o'.
h laitiag the reams. Bahieston, of Aldermanbury.i.
I 1 ivon church, Mr. Edwani
A rs. Gaylor said, that she had employed the pri-
WOianklteshe olf4(llfifon:s-atinna: solt'cltor. to Elisaheth, emend
sositi 10 Maim up some linen into shirts. After repeat•-
ed sOlications for the shirts to the prisoner, she was Islington.
daughter of the late Mr. Francis Read, of Chutotostrost.
told y that nofortonate woman that they were pawn- On Thursday, at
toBl. Andrew's church, Holborn, John
NI incise shop of Maslio, the pawnbroker, in the West- 11.3°"rdlIle•
daughter ar -row.
miaow-road, in an unfinished state. hter of Mrs. Clark. efed EN., solicir, oßf Gfrsyd's-i tin, to harsh. yourige.t
On Tuesday last, at When:ly, li: the county of Pembroke,z
The pawnbroker identified the prisoner as the per. John Allen.thEsoi.,On itzrrieosf 1. lat
ekearltLstPllinf:
con who had pawned the property of both complain-
mints.
' Hymen. The hary cou,de retired to the fashionable r-
ite:eel ri. belts, the room bride has Ird d
to the sitar of
The prisoner said her conduct was entirely the re- tertng place of Li:iic Haves, to spend the his.n..s moon.
_tlia
lull of distress. The man who had lived with het the neon of 14 marriage teething itnneetitiPlaa..the II!, t
s
rnt her last shiling. and left her in want. of vessels at the qu ly made a gr:..ud display of eoiours . I
e
salute of 21 guns was trod on the occasion. arid ;he work-
Tim Magistrate ordered that the prisoner should met; of rite colliery wore regaled w;Ui plentiful Ittritionts;f
pay a fine of 41., toiether with the sum received up- cwrw d 3. at the exp-nee of the proprietor.
.1t it iree3
i;
on the pledges. The whole sum amounted to 51.
a
tie., which the pritoner not being able to has performed the duty of rohatviaiter at the ebrive eo'imr..
to observe. that during the thirty years which Mr.
,I .r
sria coramitieff Of the House of Correction. tintruished mark of attention.
Pay she , his conduct has been such as tally to entitle it;i:a to this 'O5-
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,' The Magistrate at the same time stated, that he had
in 11M.linty to perform towards the pawnbroker, who had Ott the 10th Instant, at philsEshriOuse, St. atitataersoille.
hated the Ara of Parliatnent, by taking in pledge tOn htie.
'nen hi en nnfinished elate from the prisoner. Mr.
Rev. Thomas Coombe, D.D., Prebendary of Canterlowy.
nlitlhr. PhilliapotGru ati lli toedus66e Bedford-street, the
SWAIM then ordered that the shirts should be given -----...__—__ ,
up to the owner, without expanse ; and that the tondos : Edited, Printed, and Pebtlaired eTtioti,
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pawnbroker abcclii pay doumle the soul advanced ;The ,11..;4711. oirs”tra"odd" ITl7lll.CarirßiaLL. Lialo, is
upon the goods which bad been pledged its an unfit. whom au ememmtnications, union, (Lars ',lama. '-co
fished state. be addressee
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