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THE STATESMAN.

cosamoniegtion whatever ought to be made to them,
*Boa opnn oath.
Mr. „Notice Burr.h-It ewers likewise le heie
be.. delite.ed
Mr. SCARIATT,—Yes; the CflfoDef we/ himself
enarquainted •ith it.
i Mr. Jostice BAYLtlf.—lt his tenets'', the sp.
profanes of on attempt to pervert the merge of jos.
tire. if the Coroner had allowed the paper logo to
the Jory, and they had received it I. so open sae.
net..,. he would have acted very improperly.
Mr. SCARLSIT observed, whether the facts stated
I in the paper wets net or not, that.they were me evi-
-1 dance. There was stew ea. still greeter irregularity,
the *titer haiing combined skit his owls opialoso,
tortilla alleged declarations of the deceased, which
were deed), inadmissible evidesce, even if stated epee
oath.
The LORD COMP Jurrtcr.—The circumstance
upon which I friend my opinion at remit is, the
codamasicesion of matter to the Jury, tbe party so
commenicating not being open his oath. Ido sot
Mak, however, that enough is stated to implicate
Eirushaw, but you may lake a rule as it respeeh
Tej ler.

BEVERLEY OCTOBEK SESSIONS.

Two appeals spinal orders of bastsrdy were Wed
at these Sessions, seder clicesstances rather penslisr.
Its the Gist, Joke Seoderson, of Bowden, was the
Appellast. Mr. Wray, lo cooirmatitim of the order,
called Ann Thresdsold, of Deludes, as extremely
plaim and impudent woman, who scot. she had a
child born to the Appellent ea the 3J July; the
Appellant, site swore, bad visited her familiarly,
mad whenever It gaited him.
On her cfOlS..lll6lloGlien, it appeared %advisee
was 'startled sage, and she had had, by a creditable
besband, seven children, the foggiest of whom wee
wee years of age. She positively denied having
acid that if he had tee children, Sandetsog shield
bate them all ; bet in consequence of his abusing
her, whenever be saw her in the street, she might
have said she wield make all the cloth in his shop Sy
for that. She was acquainted with one W. Abbey,
who had been tried at Beverley Sessions, and be used
to go to her house whenever it suited her to give hies
her cosnpagy, hot she did not sleep with him. She
never said to soy living soul the child was Abbey's;
nor over put her arms toned Abbey's neck in the
street, sad asked bow be could have Use been to
leave her, as she was half gage with child to him.
Oa the pert of the Appellant, Mr. COLTMAN
called Sarah Tamest, who ileposed that Threedgeld,
live of sit weeks after the child was bora, told her k
was Abbey's. Mrs. Pickering swore that Timed.
gold also told bet k was Abbey's. At a sebeigemat
time she said Abbey bad proved a agreed raise, gad
left her without giving bee a farthing ; bat she bad
get a better father for it.
Atwitter *limpet proved that Abbey was et Three&
gold's by weeks together late at might sod early Is
the merging, down to Heed's fair, ISIS; else had
heard her my if she had tea Andrea Sande/see shoed,
have them all. George Scales went wish Abbey IS
Bowden Dike the nudge before the latter was to
have bees married, when they met with Thread/old,
who pet her arme round Abbey's neck, began to cry,
sad asked hew he could think of Wein her sod
marrying another when she was half gone with child
le him.
After this evidence the Court., whitest besitaties,
quashed the order.
The ether case was an appeal by one Parkin, agiimst
a similar order. He lived hired servegt with the
girl's father at North Hell farm. between North
Cove god Hood's; arid by her evid'see, it appeared
he hod persuaded her to swear the child to William
Davis, a sailor, ea beard the Lnodos brie. of Thorne,
ea the greeted that be ebbed to have the place
at North Ball, when her father left it (track was to
take Osmoses after), sad would thee marry her;
het
if she were the child to him, as he had ens fathered
open him last year, this would rein his prospects.—
The same a Davis was Seed epos because it was
the Appellant's mother's maiden name. She did
swear it to Davis accordingly, at llowdee, altheogh
she knew of tio such person. She was token again to
Hipliegkem, sod swore a sensed time that Davis wee
the father of the child. All this was before it was born ;
bet after its birth she was twice at itiplieghes befeee
the Magistrates, and thee swore it to Parkin, and as
order of Illiation was made upon him. The last time
he weal home with her, he hid her she bed made Si
bogey job of herself, If she had set swore it eve/
'gale, he 'wild have liven her more mosey them she
would sew get; but he would new let it proceed to
a Sonless trial ; sod salmi she would go to
Lessee's office is South Cave, and my he was net the
father, he geoid be the death of het. She grand.
logly west with hies to Mr. L's elicit, where he said
she had mildewed the child wee met his, bat that Jane
Pickerigill gad Betty Betty had pomaded her le
father it epee him.
Toe girl's evitleece as to a mettle( Woes. her
god Pattie is North Hell Wood, the day before her
going to Hoodoo, was corroborated by several wit.
maw. Her father proved that Pashto bad ackeew•
lodged himself the father of the child ; sod Betty
Batty, that the girl gave her a shirt to make child.
bed liege el, marked with Parkin's initials, sad .s
her chafes, Parkin with its being his shirt, ha did
eel dotty it.
The Overseer of the Poor proved, that on gels; to
Therm to esquire respecting Williams Davis be fogad
.e such peens belonging to the Leudon brig, ger ever
bed does.
Mr. WRAY, for the Appellant, made an lewdest
speech in his kaiser, bet the Magistrates confirmed
the ender.
At. I

Mears. Comma tied Co. are eonaolted at Wend.
etock.street, Osford.strist ; sod at Chariotto.floose,
Great Charlotte.strret, opposite the Rev. Resload
Hill's, daily, freer right till eight.Mochanks hese
advice every *resift, front sit till tritht and
onSonday rooming, vein Ito'clock.—eve iturvuou
of 30 yeers standing areal.° radically cored, wittiest
toeing confined--ft There are private drum at each
hoes,. and private 100111, for Feesales.—N.B. Messrs.
Cooras sod Co.'s Lectern on too prvailing Dts.
! ISSN, are poblished at nee think's, by Mr. thirst,
42, Ulackfriars.road. They costal° useful kaolin•
lie. for yoga' Preciitivuers.

POLIGR.

ible eteset.—Yesterday, Artker (lore was eit-
oseelletat before Mcrae. Bianco, Bsq. the Sitting
Meghtrate, *ea cherge of picklocoorkots. poring the
Owe the creed assembled to 'items the 1.. rd bleyee,
Media, at Palace-yell, the Prsener tees observe! by
'withers sad Wright, tee of the patrol, to pet Ms
Ina into a Gestlessea's pocket, and take out
pocket.book which he pat is hit breset•pocket.
TM
seastebles took him late custody, took the beak
from him, and leformed the Gentleness of it, sad
he directly recognised the pocket•book as being his
properly. The Promoter gave his game, Mr. Como
of Battense. The Primmer was commuted
t. the New Prime for test.
Two rases, named Jobe Buller sod Jotter Jobe,.
were Wooed op Sy Westbrook, a coestable, she
soreheaded them, sod resod en them five silk haedul
kerchiefs. sod two stook beam. one with s gold
eeppesed to have bees stolen saiongst the creed sol
Gerd Mayor's Hoy. The Prisoners said that they
picked op the things sear Westrainsier Bridge.
The Plismiers were remanded till Friday nest, to
giro en opporlesity to say pers.. who bee lest such
property to attend.
PEDITIOUS PUBLICATIONS.
If gaceneocon.svaan.—Toro Vestry of IM parish
of St. James bogies lately received Jargonisation, that
metals persons wore in the habit of meeting fir tree.
sellable practices, they greeds, osery effort to re-
veal such proration'''. ; sod, WADI that the publle
sled or morels should be eseigeolosted by the cites.
Wien of seditious or blasphemers pebliestioess have
lestitated proceedings easiest mime of them waders
I. the parish by information.
Mr. Cou.tosow yesterday alteeded roe the port of
St. James'. parish, sad migrated to the Magistrste,
it. Basalt, Esq., that Me deckles of the primal
nos werad prove of same importagne to the petolie;
the proceeding was easiest aortae indiadeals who
were le the habit of ploondiog the outside of their
shep.eledows, ea the Lord's-day, sogoosecing that
certain seditious pamphlets mete gold then, which
'educed penes, to enter sad purchase Mem. He
attended at the request of the Vestry, sod had wit-
gongs to prom the act of soling the cocks.
Mr. Conley, bookseller sad errayseim. of Ne.
10, Silvet-sireet, fleidee-eqeen, was the int per.
tom *begged la rho laforesatioe, feuded us the Ste.
tato or the tith of Klee Charles 11., chap. 4. obieb
speedos that If soy penes progress et egercins w-
hile worldly laborer, beams% or work of his well.
'sty collies, es the Leedis.slay, the same sot being
a work of charity or emessity, accenting to the Sta.
tate, be does "abject himself to a really el Ss. ea
the ease Wog breeght before a Magistrate.
Mr. Banal to Deresodast.--Do yea plied Oily
Of not guilty r
Mr. Cade y.—Why, positively. I net plead st
all, bream I am wet aware that 1 bete committed

any offence.
MAIIIISTIATL—Yes have enimktad SO Whine by
selling Whins publication ea the Lerd's•tley.
Mr. Cardey.—l mast plead en guilty, becesse I
do met think I hen elinded, .ales settle; my
Using Is an cline 'pint the law.
He pleaded Not Guilty.
Mr. Bowser, • oeastable of St. James's parish, after
being swore, said, that 011 the bdtb of October, ae•
ending to intrections that he received from the Yee.
tr y of the parish, he weal to Mr. Carday's shop to
penis.. Carille's pamphlet, called the Republics&
Mr. Cardey was pee out, sad • by in the shop
soiled him with see, sod he paid for it. The oat-
der of the shop was plsearded with dilfereet Papers,
end he saw anent penes. pie end pets:hose, and
they were served with Papers, being at the time dodo%
Divine Service we the &Math-day.
MAolllllllAtig—Whet hate yes to lay Mr. COIN
MI
r. Cordey.—Why, I entre that I hen hilliest.
deo my door, eaneeeieg difeent psblketiesi, es
&lulls, sod I have served several preen the same
as other newsveaden. The Newspapers ere Osumi
to sell, aid of ening I disposed of time wittiest any
apprehension', SIMI secordieg to law.
himatereass.—l tune of as law that allows you
to sell ea Motley ; besides, lee her, so bambini to
sell them, or le hove your plan pi...aided outside
year wisdews; foe that alone yea are liable to be
pealshod.
Mr. Cardey.—Then I suppose, your Worship,
we are net allowed, by law, to sell • Newspaper on
Sasday ?
MACISTIATI.—CertainIy set.
Mr. corday.—Far what reason year Worship?
MAIDISTIATS.--Becasso it is note work of charity
or oenstity.
Mr.Cardey.—Why are we pinked epee? Why not
ptoteed against the fouotale.head ? I have nee
served the heed clerk of this ice with Papers ea the
S.oday.
MaotsteAte.—We tour that Month yes are a
lease of 'edifies and blasphemy, I have frewently
passed by year hoes. mynat? for the lest two years,
had rig hove WON, PO doeht, stop sad seed the
Papers yea have had en your windows.
Mr. Cardey.—l have, Mr. If yes say, I have me
right to sell Newspapers ow Sendsys. I beg that
peep let we have the semstons, sod I will ink It
outside, and have origin span it, " No Papers to
be sold on liondeyo."
lIIMIUTRATI4—That wield come ender the AN,
hoeing a paper outside your window es the Load's
dewy.
Mr. Cerdey.—l shall continue to sell them se Sane
Maeirearms.--il yea do, yee'll be palsied.
Mr. Cartley.—l mom see what ounce there is
ke what I have den.
He was convicted in the penally of bs. end casts,
*bleb eastmated to es., which he very reluctantly
paid; assessing that he would seation the practice,
se well as others, as tie Newinpor slices were
guilty of the none, and none of their Papers of Sone
day send be sold encoding to the present pro.
sordiag.
Me. William Swainstey, of Poliee•y.stren,
Osedea.stilare. was charged ender Me snow Swots
with a similar offence. In his defence he said that he
did nn belong to the shop; his son was • cripple,
set able to work, nod he an his up its the basioess
of a Newspaper Seiler. to IHOSItro an honest lit.ti-
bOtd, which he always hid, bat be forend that the

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