The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-17 00:00:00

THE siktitiCtAit

CELTIC SOCIETY.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Since the commencement of the year, a Society has
yen formed in KilintriirEli to runlet, iiiivreiserid use of
ertan in the Highlands of htutlaisil. Is patrons are
tkelll4 Noble Martinis ut Huutly t tide Visse-Presisleats
for the year, Sir John Macgregor Jtirr.tv ; 11• alter Scott,
I sit.; Col David Stewart, of Barth; and .31acleuti of Mac-
leod. The lest 'meeting was heist on Friday. By one
o. the !railing reandations. tint ;itemisers attending the
animal general meet ing,s are obliged to wear the tar-
t in in xi a lausly patronized by them ; and few regulations
have ever trieksv Mt snore implicit ulasiimace.
They seenserl, indeed, to hate made the alacrity of their
istopliame with it the test of their real for the Society's
prosperity, sad few tif thew even deigned to use their
i•iis Hio? of wearing• trews, preferring the "free and
ii,ns int; garb" as the dress wort rharacteristic of the
t I IL; Wands. The gentlemen of elan-names are,we under
•• enjoined to near their elan-tuts:is ; the others ap-
. y.ire.l to have selected the 'lan Alvin or tfaegregor, the
Lien art, or Ilse Prince's own tartan. The Images of
Ili, clans gourd their blue bonnets; and there were ob-
iyrs et', amongst °fifers. the deer-grass, the yew-tree, the
,1:1`, and the header. And, when grottped together,
1•0 the n SSSSS bet Of nearly eighty. to attend to some slight
Im,isiess details, before adjourning to the dining-room,
thern 'has nut, " since the forty-five,- as we leeanl a ve-
o•-rthle measlier exultingly, and with laudh trutl., ex-
cl slum, bees such a sight seen in the capital of our roma-
rry. Col. Stewart, in the absence of the Noble President,
F J.', in the Chair, supported on the tight by Mr. Walter
s. int, one stf the Sdveiety.‘ earliest members • and on the
y•tt Mr.:Mackenzie, of Strathgrave. The prosperity
vi the Celtic Society was given and drank with much
enthusiasm. It was stated from the Chair, that in the
eritisli &nu!, there was still recognized the distinction
5.7 ngliAs ssud Scottish regiment'', and it ens unnecessary
h. sidit his individual testimony to that of almost every
dr patch diring Ilse late tne ttttt rablt. campaigns, that this
sti-titiction gave rise to the most glorious results. Mr.
icott proposed the health of the Doke of Montrose, to
v hose exertions this country was indebted for the privi-
lege of wearing the dress in which lie had the happiness
~t seeing so many gentlenteu arrayed. Within his own
Iteolleetlott, for no greater crime than appearing iu that
ores* which had heenneorn lir his Highland ancestors
tar time immemorial, a Higlittoder would have been
ioildierted to the punishment of a felon. This was IL-I.r-
-tat lily a degrading law, although he utuidt presume it was,
;if the same time, a neeerssex. one. It was repealed
touch the exertions of the Duke of Mont rose, at the time,
tieheliered, Marquis of tirabam—and he was confident the
sioeiPtV *ORM express their gratitude to the noble Duke,
by pledging his health with all the honours. llr.Sestt,
haloes retiring, thanked the Meeting for allowing him
appear in his ordinary dress; he believed, had he
omplied with the rules oi the Sucirty, Isis limbs would
hive been pretty muck iu the condition of that captive
ho, after long confinement, was more astonished than
nteaseol by his liberty. lie wished the Society- •
starers*, and again thanked them for their kind attentiois
to the Hodach na Brien." .1 Member gave, as his
toast. 4. May the Highlander he clad in tartan as lung
a• his mountains are clad in heath.- The tartan and
t',l4 heather, he said, were toe of our country's lutist in-
ti•resting characteristics, the one as lovely a mantle as
e.attre ever shed over a fair scene of her creation. the
ve-hcr dear to those who wore it, and to their sons, as
tie land itself in which they lived.
AFFECTING ACCID.

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VIaeCHANCELLOK'S COURT, Yaw■ IS.

Tat ATTORNEY-MINIMAL E. THE sainesie courant.'
Mr. ilzaLD and Mr. PHILLIMORE were heard for the
defendants. They Haien,' relied upon the will of Sid
Andrew Judde, in which the lands► in Gracethurch-
street, St. Mary Ale, St. Pancrnaase.•were devised so •
the Skinners* Company for the use of the school, and
also au annuity and other lauds for the support of ■n
alms-house. The will adds, that (hr surplus nay he,
dis;iosed of at the will and !denture of the Company.
blr. HART briefly replied. •
The Vics.Citancau.ost gave his judgment in favour
of the plaiutills; he would, not, lion ever, go farther at
present than to make a declaraiion that the Skinners'
Company held the lands specified for the use of the
Free Si Isnot, in their character of tiovernors, of the pus-'
sessions and revenues for the tesaintenance of the school,
and that these lands were bound for the use ut that
school. Farther thou this he could not go, because the
increase of the property was too large to he dealt with
by a Court of Justice, and it was a case fit for the inter-
position of the Legislature. He referred it, therefore.
to the Master to inquire, and to state what is the !pre-
sent value of the Isnn., pond what was their value at the
time of the filing of the bill ; also to approve of a scheme
for the future regulation of the school, and for a fair
inrreuße to the salaries of the Master pml I •sher.
In the course of the -hearing, the Vice-Chaneellwe
• asked to what uses the Company have applied the atsf•.l
plus reponse of this charity.
Mr. HEALD answered that they applied it to charitable.,
uses.

LENT ASSIZES.
KENT.-11AiDsTome, SlAnvil 15.

last week we cursorily mentioned
h .en lost in the snow, on the road I
'1 ynron, and we are this week enabled
tit elan of ibis nAfseillt tosaiiiest
as Agnei drown 4 imaisaad. James
opectable jail..., in the parish of,Tynron, were
t;*. Moat. where they had been oa a visit
their children, they were overtaken by a vie;ot
of .now. whea.abosti Amite beyond the eheithers
at Stidridge. Tlds onfall waif soon aeconspaaie
r ipid and stnpifying drift ; and it* they were arra to
iddlr of a wide and lowly moor, Air, Siton beams ap-
rehensive of the consequences. and senors!, proposed
that they should tura back. Ills companies, howevea
impatient to reach home, and believing that the stens
nould soon be over, proceeded a.lithe farther on her
juurney, when, feeling her atrangt,b begin to fail. skeet
1.1,t consented to follow her buobasil's advice. She
irk accordingly; but ere they had proceeds:
virds, her voice 'Screw weak, and her steps a
'ft,is circumstance did not comet the eye pf her
P. ,nd, and while wrapping hia plaid ronnd her shots
end desiring hq to lean Upon his area for support,
i.h,erved that ffrcoantenasce had undergone a
able change. To his affectionate request she was oaly
able to mistier that she longer able to and P'
shadow she --

terms lug her .. .rtane,,
her. it 6.
disengaged, to biers bins in a matrimonial l'fr-
Hance. The ',cuing lady returned to her tatter's house,
and wrote the defendant a letter from the dictation of
her tither, giripg him to understand that his &Wrenn',
would sot be discouraged. Immediately afterwards, dig!
defendant again came veer to Seale, anirment two who
slays in the )1111111ff lady's company, daring which he was-
extreinaly anxious fur the innnoiliate isensumination of
happiness, but oot being then out of inourniug for
his late 'life, she objected to so hash' a proceeding, but
consented, at his urgent royuest, tha the day of soleiu-
sited°a should not be pestponed befoul the raining
Christina.. la the swam tilDirt bowers", he made it a
condition that he should he
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The prosecution • cottllnt•teti *least
ONSLOW, Mr. 3iARKTATT, MT. Waxer, and Mr. lexoI;
and the defence by My. Anottesics.
It appeared that Ilia alajesty's ship Severn, being
Stationed is "the DoSus, under the columand of Captain
bf'Crdlock, fur the prevention of smuggling, the pros*
cutor was on shore in the afternoon of the 11th of AV-.
east, and being on the lookeout, he saw a hugger ap:
proaclsing the boaeb. the defendant mid another man
being on board. When the vessel came close in, the
prosecutor jumped on board, and desired to examine the
ballast-bags which were on board, and stilljet•t them to
the usual test of thrusting a sticking-iron(ut ramrod sharp-
ened at the cal) into the contents. The defendant re-
insect to submit to this, and resisted the attempts which
followed, hut offered to have the ballast shut out of the
bags. A Raffle ensued, anal the defendant called to his
companion to knock the brains of the pruserator out with
the foot-board of the boat. This, however, was not
dune, and the search was effected with the assistance of
some other people of the Severn, but no smuggled goods
were found. The prosecutor, in the course of the scuttle,
had presented a pistol Sowards the defendant, but
did nut discharge it; and next clay, meeting each
other in the town of Deal, the defetitlaut demanded
of the prosecutor why he had presented his pistol at
him? The latter leis1;:r1 to as oid him, and told him to
go shoot leis basin," *ming that he had done no more
than his duty. Anothfr senile ensued, and the defend-
ant invited some of the cranial which gathered to drag
the prosecutor down to the sea and drown Isitu. As-
sistawee coming to the prosecutor, the tlefentlaut-was
taken into custody, anal carried to the watch-house.
The case went to the Jury, under the Learned Judge's
directions, and they found the defendant Guilty.
vita IeINO r. 1111:1:1110X.
This was a Customs prosecution against the defendant,
fur assaulting and obstructing an officer named Thomas
Cookson, in the execution of his duty at Erith, on the
alUth of July last.
CIVIL SIDE. I The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Serjeant 11x-
BREACH OF MARRIAGE PROMISE. stow. 3lr. tuavcry, air. tit ItNitY, Mr. Noevx, and
V. etan. i Mr. IlellANY, and the defence by Mr. Asyut:me.
This was an action by the Islaitstiti for the breach The fact of the assault anal obstruction being clearly
.of a marriage promise, entered hula nith her by the de- proved, and no substantial defence offered, the defendant
fenda tut. was form! Guilty.
Mr. with whom was Mt. CRITTT, stated the
TNT KING e. JOHN sue yr.
plaintiff's cast.
This wee an indictment of the like nature as the last
The foliose ing is an outline of the circumstance:l—
mentioned, against the clefl au il3 for -t ts. n' ° g Ib-
The plaintiff was a young Lady of rousiderable pertain!
structinclasgald 51'Fie,a ‘aleta. heal 'se:rams' athe h -
. beauty anal %newel endowments, and one of the ten dm- vern, at Whitstable, on the II th Lecemher last.
dress of a respectable suraeou and apothecary, residing i Mr. BRADLEY appeared for the defendant, but the facts
at Seale, near Seven oak,. in this county; and amidst- of the ease being clearly proved, the defendant was found
tendon ass a widower with two children, carrying globe. uuitty.
sines, at Sheerness, as a linenalraper. The plaintiff's age
Tile SING r. mut tan a A lIIIELL
a as staled to he 27, and that of the defendant 35 Years.
the month of July, lab, during the election contest. This was a similar prosecution against this defendant.
• t • for assaulting William Piper, a seaman of the Set ern, at whirls bust,: place mu Penington Ileath, the clefs
happened to sore[ the plailottr. for the first tissue, and s
Dinscherch-wall, ou the 19th of Ala). last.
lon the Instant struck still. her personal charms. . Mr. ArttOLPUICA anal Mr. Co. ern ma: conducted the tie-
;
was in company with her brother, and a young la . I resident's test. and the defence set up was, that it It as
Rimed Pyne ; he took occasion tor,
fall into converamidng , the defendant's brother, and not himself who had corn.
with her, as it should seem uninvited, the subject of their milted the supposed assault, the transaction leaving
discourse being on the merits of the then candidates: 11k 'Phi:tate in the evening. when the prosecutor
for election. There the acquaintance seemed to stop; ikon as to the identity of the defendant.
but at the end of eight or ten days afterwards. as was I *Ranges were called, and it appeared that
stated hy the plaintiff's brother and her slather, he the defeeileet and several friends were coming home Its
a cart from blithe Election, in May last, when they saw
came user to Seale, called at her father's house. cal,
without any prefatory in. proffered hi: . the prosecutor coming of garden, and havimg
. _ -tied to stopped sli ' took

imlktse for
Plum-

4244CILig Wan.
to Alm
Henderson, the landlady of the Red Lion public-house,
at Shooter's-bill, in payment fur sow bread and cheese,
antonuting to 25., and receited the l'haege. .Ifter they
siere gone, cirrtiiiisiaiwes of saysicion arose, and one of
'e How-street patrol.% who happened to be on duty in
the neigbbonrbood, was sent after thew, and having
takes them into evaimaky they were searched. The pri-
soner threw Cron him • piece of paper, which being
picked up, nss tostati to be a (urged our-pound note.—
Beth prisoners were taken before a Alasistrate, and
were afterwards lodged for safe custody in the parish
week-tease, from which, however, they contrived to
break out and wake their escape. tin the pith of No-
apprehended
he •

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_

Orould not do,
be unfortunately anddied. gave him a kirk on his L«I• v , win
aftTerlineeJtniernty found
Irth a
eprovrocclai
icit nf
oti
sentenCed him to pay a tine of fire
and be
charged.

PUL I t E.
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Potcr-orricE tonna:its.
Bow-Sinagr.—Yesterilay Echt,,,,111 ilconthad ,4;.• •
Nu one of the sorters in the General
charge,' with purloining a lets r containing ig
bauk.gotes, was b•onght up ItOr Ilil3l
Mr..ll.mts, and Mr. 11•ILLIAM4 tllO Solicitor, miew,
on behalf of the prisoner ; lien the
of
the witnesses having beret nil over. ;t
app set;; their avitlener only applies' s'rielly. to 7,001int.„,,.',
lart only of the money u legil been iskioied 1.1
etter.

Mr. ALLEY asked the Solicitor of the P.Kt-ofilcr.sit
Cher he meant to adduce any further midrace,
thought it tight that the whole charge
brought forward before the rreriesio,,,„
final commitment ; in order that the priooftsi • .
know, before his trial, from what he had ;0 474'
himaelf.

Mr. Parkins, dun. the Post-office
that hr should have further rrideo r to 1,,,e,.;;;%3
repeet to a Wt. note, which funned part .$1 the mewl-
vestion hut ha was afraid lie should nut beret*
this evidence before the trial; and, hr thouglii,
having iiroilneed sufbi 'tent evidence Oftheprila,„
Plat. to warrant the Alaristrate In coulnil!ting
trial, he had tiosse all that was tieceshary in the
stance.

In reply to this, Mr. A Limy ohsereed. that en/IYr
in a &pa intim of view, he had done all that roth;.
required of him But, where so serous a cunstqu•a.
as the loss of life was the question, he that hail jussi,
or !manumit", would sagrest the course he had
posed.
The Solicitor of the Post-office, after some turtle
conversation, acceded to this proposition, and rani,.
that, if lie meant to brim( forward the oldit otkal PI •
deuce at all, he would du so some days loefore direst.
nimicesnent of the Sessions.

The witnesses examined serer then Itotoul over tsp,
secure a atol the prisoner was ordered to stand rewash*
pro li,rmu, to Thursday se'nnight..
and Ruato,or, his wife. were rossmittei.
vestentav, from How-street, the former fur piety.
ing to 'Loot AlavLew, the conductor. of a party of
pyritic, and tit'. latter on a number 1.1 charges of we,
ing forget! Ralik of Englnint notes, in the brigitbsc.
hood nt. Ilungerftwit-tharket.
Too,-ILttt.,SouTtow.vmu.—Two young Ohre.
siding at low MUM' to the Jostirroatie to nl
be what memos they could rerover the snut of at ha
3.1141111:111 114111t4: Paling, whit+ had come its, Imp.
ses•iota under circumstances of a vrry eursonissrl
nature.

In the coarse of lust week a state ment amtratt4 is
most of the papers, representing that a buy asara h.
ling hail dust n ert-il 3 parcel containing 5/. notes, is the
amount of 601., in a shed lately belonging to an wen-
trite old gentleman missed Proaper (shire dead), bat
which shed is now in the possession of tie auto.
With this old gentleman lived young Paling's Rear
father, as an assistant ; hies generally worked weedier
in a abed ut the back of the house, and at length bum
such old cronies, that the one partook at the eavatrirm
of the saber ; thee were whims if ever main, 611 th.•
latter was attacked with a dangeroasilamm sad were
into the workhouse; here he lissgerad fat a earriewalsk
butte, and in the intrrieMeid Prosper died mild-111y, tad
ori an examination of his sirerh, was foupd, to the low
nishusent of his relatives, to be very !Poor, roulderiot
his abstentious' mode of living. it seems, that semi
death-bed the other old titan (whew name is we befit t
Witterson) threw oat some hints reel orating mai
which Ise said was secreted in this shed; hat his satrap
were attributed to the disordered state of his baits fy
all except the boy, who, when an opportunity preserani
itself, searched tar place, and Gonad the WI. isipatioo,
most part of whielt lie laid out on the girls iallrautt•
sheet, in tone week. stool the rem, he the activity el Wei.
fare, a constable, was recovered, and given to the hoofs
toolbar. 'l'he report of the hidden treasure iw like
lightning through tlw Borough, and came to the nn
of Mr. Prouper's relatives, who were filled with sourly.
and determined to have a second and 'ideate Owl
throughout the lucky shed. Accordiugly a period ear
fixed for the investigation, and the applicants, attesial
by a select few, went forth to explore the place, rat
doubting but they *tumid Moil plenty of wealth. Tie
fact justifies! the eager anticipation of the good okras
\s scarcely a board was takeu from the flooring thatilk
ibit of

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a
ad to their sons, 0 without any prefatory introduction, proffered bi; hand prosecutor coming out of gardeu, and liana`
I called to and stopped him, the alleged assault took
in marriage to Miss Itichards, and required to know
• what portion it was in her father's paper to bestow Pia°••„„.
?ENT. spur her. lie was tatonasd, that trip wisois. of ..
.The allinclvent to the Jnry under the Learned Judge's
fortune was comprehended in her person. I 'pun BuseUntwists' they room' the defendant Uniky.
I that a weenie had he disclaimed the idea of all pecuniary co CR Os% N tint:.
betwixt bloat and said be was enamoured of her person, at represented uses Or \ NUL 1:\ I) riIOACCrrION.
led toxitio thil au. that he was in a veer ilourishiar wti of Witness, and
~
Lis Thergrellik .
aunt pief.
ja,4„ miam.. . rrii44,..4a-imora, aitasi -4* *as intik test kr
sulniies s srod It flank of Holland note, at Plum-
ons, ..- - ..
Jaime it'ven awl owt manses thtderente...--c, , _ the iii.i. € „
mu, wets reaming. should he tied forthwith, and that his wishes should ."1/renprosec s7osioiw‘e';l°ciwtonillretted. by Mr. titattert. Al r.
a visit to gne id communicated to the young !ads. At that time 'Miss
.erjeant TAULT, the COM wog St IIJE %NT. and Mr.
by • v. lttokards was on a Visit with some friends in Metier.
be sisapist ' ant Iwo parents immediately communicated to her the B%wiLtic i
sal I
er was without Counsel.
accost,* by a offer that had been male. In the swam time, the de- :''''' in"eedil in rytair• are. that au the day mentioned
is were saw in the tendon addressed a letter to the lady In rather familiar It appear
r, Shan beams sp. terms, tendering her his hand and fortnne and reinOri
senors!, proposed her. if ilisenvereil. to bless him in a siLitriesoviial nfr In the indictuiest, the prisoner and another young man,
a - / "mil" eunre".lebderell the n!:-' kt question to Mrs-

. meet. est and emit. their rare e. gm the 16th of \e-'s' scarcely a warm was taken trees the imonng mem
al.' to attsa et. that she was no longer aisle to stand up. cuodition that he should have the happiatim of writing, •vetvitte• r the prisons., wii, aseinTspprehendevi in ileAdht. ' not exhibit. to %kW bundles of notes or hags of goierso:
rtglif ; and sinking to the earth,. she soon lay at his to her, and that she should answer his correspond,
six. awl OA being then • relied. lie threw from bias an- making in the whole (or at least so says report) a rev
t..,.; a lifeless corpse. The feelings of the husband He then took his leave, after having bespoken one o other• forged K .... .
t mes be started away from the Wily of Wm wife. iit was understood Are all hands to mho Owe abaft ''' ea'
represented himself to be a maker different times hy the eleeseeed Ilr. Prosper, whop&
at,.l as often ratarnea, tom/talus himself with ass 1 intaithinaa. Between the time of his departure, whirl The prisoner, who
of mats. stated is %Waste, that he bed received the note bably entrusted his secret to his old eouip.inioe ad M.
thought that the spark of Life aught not be totally .was about the middle of August. until the standb of I . i. 1 k 6,1
In questton rout a gest ennui, wto purchased four low worknsaii, Wittman,, and that it ought of cesnen
extinct. and in Ms despair almost reeolsincto share hoc. Demon her. when the match was broke. oft a snore at.
El& Olden on the day %mentioned in the inilktistert. fall to his survi!ing relatives. Full of this idea, ibcl
1 et.. At last heated; his staff into the then by the side &climate and ardent epistolatory more was
sit the corpse. sod with groat dilficulty (pond his wog kept ap betweeu the lovers; het toward:lre end of chi lat,a.l** t;° 11.114" W
endowed
up the rvidnwri 'lnd asPrwteliftla metterinufarbudightY,taoteBll•ll.Pianiginnog, dwell:ear:stifle% too*i I
hick to the skagisetil's house. the charitable imamate at year the defendant's letters altogether ceased, when, in , Pwl had found in the shed, forgetting that they liaJ made
ic.ick, interpreting his leeks rather than hi; evils.. minsegasire Oa desire espresiO by the father to knew i tie.,1,4
foetid the prisoner tiellty-Deatit.
-mei.-
slightest proof of the identity of the notes, sat errs
YORK. soon discovered 'shot bad lsappeued, sod . igtely the case, he returned for answer, that bill views to. . m._ .
.., - the isotherm or dates. :111 they could plead e.e, did
set oat for the rposo.of recovezi ighs, . Thai 4 wards Miss Richards were completely mistaken, that he 4.l4rehete Rayed'. Vol 191 as interraikeirleekiell It was impossible a min of Witterson's eircumstems
storm still r with gonsidetaltle .., hail, osier bail contemplated any thing more than the hap- _ . was indicted for the wilfal murder of a sew-born , enuld have saved so much money ; and on ;be dyisi
not proceed fax:beiere they • a by pima of corresponding with a woman of eduratioh and thank illegitimate child, rite
notteeseitte of the uld man, Mrs. Paling claims theist*
raised shove the Pow, . ibis. en exam aeg to.. imullhient, and that oohing was firth*r hem his lotted. The evidence of a fellow...resat of the prisoner ash- y .I._
___ , 0 wo 10000). Site has threatened them with agonies,
the discover, of a new sufferer, who, in tip ggistut thettlfalllholaniage. In cornetist's°, of this sorprisitic 'held?. .
_ettahuthott the feet of her baring IwPwskiirrre's they have threatened her. and so the matter is likely. O
Is at Locheibea sod WAN, bad base overtaken by the itstisasMssa s professional gentleman was coesettegl. oloolloitiorlY of a child, which was afterwards fared no very distant period, to runtish amnsewentier 1k
sarrie treinadoes storm, scud dpelsrst to the greeted by who wilite lo the defendant on the subject of his pro. ' *ldiom life roorealed limier a brewing-pan in as out. gentlemen of the eg robe,.
the elokoce of the drift. This person, whom same Ire edse to die plaintiff, and in snsier to 'that otter he al,:' house.
•The object a the present application was to kegs if
siguell.ea• a. mom foe his Conduct' that Nye meagre Rogeon Wilkinson, Om bad examined the child. there was any criminal rocess by which Ora ?Oat
ii.:(rrnsseibillityhatcd.
be. t
tery
prbcarperiodr
0100,htiadIrlidimega,ilt 4 Alattirsestioi, to/P4 la, woos " her recent lettere.. lashimese to hies that ' Oita that there were no ea-fermi bruises, and that it could be proceeded spout. The Airtime' oe*
tesith and rtes . 'tin little farther on the party pia a !wager slid mom worth/ dug •tkaa sha defends/Bs Wis deubsid whether the cLilai hod been burn alive.
The peiweet
wqm
imemenietehe
sionter. but (*end i eitisdly of opinion 'hat there was not ; that they era 14 Mr. stoles whit* was sow a:kw- .cilia the ei ispen paying her considerable attentip had Fished
mew, said "Minot WSW width tbey statimare
rip
~e 4 that she rto mist Aril Oullfy of eincealing.the hirth.—fibe was sentenced to I only treyd by
chance of success.
civil action, and even then with fink
covered the body o hie unfortunate wife. a doeseseci ies to bestow bet hand sad 'd n him.' doe .swath's intrisoollllthaL
was the rather of ten children, all living; and il is tedioveke spawn peomiseut drift ei lid *me Morotaria sems indicted for the wilful murder of HIRTIII4,
seedless ha add, that her setlesely fate has etcited t ease es dm, part 4i the plain d.•.. a i•lsorn made shark 01 Parody. noteloci.. On the pith last., at Viseouet Northland's, le Poe
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resided.-(Dumfl'ios CostrW.) deeeetenide ends as usual opt sacks oecasionk 16e1C-TontdoMa ollhoon of the gage OOP Net sit to bedertaileal. It ii only "ona sr,. glad.thelm„r' , „ ham, at etay4,lll. isswwww,
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J-- " o.oht a visiblteleet upon the Risible lostecifi of die to state that the birth of the child was proved - .o._______- —" IL
* the wife oPs WINOS Peregriue coluiesat, Lig,, lei. r+ MI6
eelfool Teterear.--Sererai of the butchers in our whole Of adhere. It
.ap ' Mt the AMA& ',
__=Y,_ .11101' 'l'6 “Ithilell' of a "Ma" went to show son.
market have for some tidy past occasionally missed p?t. inid.'ll/11fet imem.die pi iffillfrallpralliMP 111 miss la nee heft' gate Aso t yet. ile three was no proof ;At et....eg.gte, Mr.. e.",ea.d. ors /pc
raper money from their desnress In the itiiii, which me Ifin iv,- ... ~.. r -1.., ..: ~• -. :.,4 •?1 ri r. .- .1 ot 1,10110 ft..
_, „Pio rimier WOO Waltelred of the .rital I thsWedsoldwy meemog, the tadyar David D.Datis,lll.9-
sished quite stmieeeentobly, and canoed pools we ~ Aly•pelltet, fof gloilohoillef. •• • oloorgf,look,opoorq iptilty ofeenceatiug the birth ',Wiest lof fisone-ottryt. tilant..r-sisoriee. eta son.
Owl amongst the (rows meat. 'lissieselop sot of isl bigg'sibillty and eloquence on behalf o 1 ' ' etintilltdlologlifilts . killUttED.
Wiinbent AA tile' istains of thaiiikitf.''' • I.' ' ' Tilliedirr (P.tott)otoitiodl. thearte:llVreelli!t was i At insansen. ee the Ink tow, ;town greet. Eat Q
&wormed a varaney betimes the lisairdo eft .Isis,
mid, on further examisatloo..feeed a Marne oat, wit rdolisordot tits post-elkewin thimishenoili
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salved the etpevery, I use woe had pilored
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hem the drawers is pis day raw, to sake Tee, .no Comm Baum eteweed tip dm. werfoo Joe§l. ' JlTareltir old Jobe PA4/foo. of .100 Ildeitept iambs* a twists wuliamiverwe Yea, E5i..411, 1"'"" •
were mote. 1. this locieuest seams I tbe Irrogoteete sad told thee, as had bees admitted on the pet of the 4
~ ii,......,...,„,,,,..timt triMol. etwoder ell belt.. is the weary 0 ele.on,r. • were inlet ether nebbish which aeopeeed Ike itifeolaoto tbst the plaistif ems. 01411•4 be a• ' • Lome% 0101101
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that yllegath &Hari in bulk that the irwitios of &way was .' . !ry Clilla• i;tuaellalleat. . "he die..gediimiiefel/2. .". 'NU he tbl/ Jab a to g ...,
nests. It is.
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.ta thaileusWg' by ihijl from% ! consideratios easier ail the -eirritadiotia "49 . ewe so eoldimille to centrist on of the hlOl-.4:1171 of i fag° (lath* ISN
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14 boogies bare eillbte‘ . ' '
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der to a ?.:izaFaje we " . 4.• 70146:1 ea tafaituallow SWAP The partite weep
some pia Irma** . s. . al itemilieuadfradant.'ilee . wigmaker. . berg yOk flak art vrwa Oa rot 4• :i ,-.7. smilimirempsworoP
ever. Men .doge,•P• km. • . a marimba Ike 11woigt beg r.tist maw
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bereeihlirtn le Jewl lore. oroooties ' hie slaty, Mali* ereeeida, for oeitttsiond illoie, le lite esoivee if Irbil* • "Emoted Wile • .1 .
wee eleveett Lee. reds et &el. en the 13th of Aleut btu. I esser's owe se se to fetrit esti. Priseiter mid . Aft et. Cleasees .'bunks Wager :11 c
44c4, sod Adterilsesteese are regeriout te be addsideL •
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