The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-27 00:00:00

in the conch.
there. I Made
go to see him
as many more
came home of
post-chaise. I
not late—nut
the door. Ith
them like another
Wilke was going
His clothes were
.torn off his

poor Mr. Wilke
No. Abbey's
Mr. Wilke say
it while (tilV

attorney) at our
Mr. StAIIiATT
not agree that
ik WlSwages c
'di lay welteril
tries of alarm
yoked, brutal,

more than the
defendants mij
they should
plaintiff died,
they would ha\
well as to '
creature.

Mr. Justice
that Mr. Wi
temper when
situation in .
lay on the floor,
tell. If he '
be could not
Drinking in
plaintiffs temper
se, too. to

the case their
—Damages

STIALINO
aged 19, and
with stealing
of Mr. W.•'
appeared that
a druggist i
pocket-book
6791. The
in the evening
Mr. Scawin '
that the door
with the pocket.
peered to has
so

a home
expensed great
a paper, sad
ail apron
NSW Next
mph eke property
it speared that
talking of
lir could not
Liddell said
mitted the '
t of the
a contrary
tier duriig
Liddell '
Mr. Sew
with him
industrious,
quainted wi►
with property
Other witnesses
bat it. was
The Jary
ty, sad strongl,
Mr. Seas
and, in answer

liegly receive
Mr. Justice
sestence.
so distressed.
lately been
to write '
—w see ,
trice of death
The reeonr-
believed
to receive
haurdoas.
resolutions
his dying ,
this example
the end ;-
wicked tempter
paths of virtue. He should support the reconuen-1.:4-
lion to mercy with all his ability.
Both the prisoaers bowed respectfully.

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PRICE SEVEN PENCE.
i. I stayed half an hour, and left h:lii
de no other journey wit!. him. I don't
sat his house. He does come to see me.
re gentlemen do. We keep an inn. I
,1 a wet night from Leeds with him is a
I sometimes walked with him from Leeds ;
tat 10 at night. 1 saw Abbey lying on
thought he was asleep. I followed after
nother busybody. I did not think Mr.
iing with Mrs. Abbey. I saw Mr. Wilts.
were torn off his back ; his trowsers were
back. (Mr. Searlett.—God bless tile!
lks !) I hole you have mended them ?
's wife never cried at all. 1 never heat.!
ty any thing about this. I never spoke of
I) I saw Mr. Wilkes and Mr. Upton (the
our house. Mr. Wilks is a bachelor.
were again addressed the jury. He did
at the case-was over-highly coloured. Ebe./
lon the other side admitted that the plait--
!ring in his blood, and that there were
rn and anguish. The assault was unpr!
11, violent. No language could colon, it
se bare relation. Any compensation the
night be happy to pay rather than that
be tried in the other Court. Had the .
d, they vtonld not have been bailed, and i
have had to answer to their consciences as
their country for the life of a fellotw-
,ce Bayley, in course of summing up, said
,ilks might have lost the even bias of his
u he saw his friend struck by one in a lower .
t life. Whether the plasntiff, when he
floor, was shamming or not, they could not
e had been very, very materially injured,
wet have been at the public-house next day.
it the public-house might have thrown the
emper of its guard. It might have done
the defendants. They would, making
ieir own, gate fair and temperate damages.
a £3O.
GUILDHALL.
to 1$ • DWILIALI/40•H0UPZ......W/13. Liddell !
and John Brown, aged 21, were charged
ug with stealing from the dwelling-hon‘e
Seawin property to more than 600/. It
sat Liddell was an apprentice to Mr. Stun it.,
in York, who on the Sloth of March laid A
k on his desk containing bills and notes to
e desk was not locked. Lt was shout olio.•
ling when Liddell was shutting up the shop.
it had gone out : on coming in he found
oar was open, and that Liddell will gone
pocket-book and its contents. Liddell ap-
Mire almost immediately repented. Ha went
el had fame, mod what he had dame ea .l f
great contrition. He sealed the property in
ad directed it to his master, bat he could
ton no one to take it to him. He was appre-
tat morninr in as outhouse near Elinsley,
property iii hi possess'oa. Against firnwn -
II that 7 mouths before, be and Liddell were
f going to America; that be asked Liddell it i
not get some money from his master, when
tid he could not ; and that when Liddell com-
e theft he was standing in a gateway within
the house. Liddell had, however, ran off in 1
y direction, and they had not been seen toge t
eg the night. t
I made no defence.
:swill' spoke to his character. He had Seem
three years and a half, and had siwaym bee i
us, attentive, and willing, till he became a:-
with Brown. Ile would have trusted bins
pperty to any amount.
witnesses attended to speak to his character, v.
is judged necessary to examine them.
cry acquitted Brown but found Liddell ear:-
strongly recommended him to merry.
mwin earaettly seconded the recommendation :
knower to his Lordship, said, he should uil-
veive him again if mercy should be extends'!.
ustice Park, much affected, proceeded to pa•s
. He had sever, on a similar occasion. flit
.seed. To see a young man whose hopes had
.en so promising, and who possessed the talent ,
I
the letters that had been put iuto his hands ,
hint now standing before him to receive selt-
death excited the greatest agony in his suited. •
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anuatendation to mercy he approved of. lie
the humane determination of the prosecutor
re him again into bis service would not prove
as. lie believed the prisoner had formed sac's .
sns as would reader his conduct exemplary to
ig. day. He hoped all could be deterred ty
aspic from the vices and associations of whim Is
is death. He was afraid Brown had been the
tempter who had seduced Liddell from the
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bad hid his face during the whole proceeding. Shia
connezions are of the first respectability. -
CROWN COURT.
His. Taassox,For the four prisoners In the la,t
indictment, Jobs Lind Neg. Nathan ligekley, 79.10/IddS
Bleekburs, sad Jana Peacock, Messrs: Wi*isms and
Stahl, have agreed to act u counsel, sad ldr. Carr
as attorney.
Mr. Justice PARK desired it to be intimated to all
the prisoners that they wosikl be artainged on Satur-
day the 9th of September, and that their trials would
begin on the following Monday.
The other prisoners have got further, till We...lnes-
day, to choose their consul and attorney.
Feasaat.--Jsaa IYila.a, aged 48, was comvietril
of forging a check for the sem el 111. 7s. on a Rich.
mood hank. The plower had confessed it before
tier
Mayor of 'Lithium's and 944 its had been is liqUor
wises he did it. Tint Flown is a Frisk r, *Waist),
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