The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-11 00:00:00

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eanying them
i any elan*
rather rani.
shouted as they
, was Mier.
Shade.,
~ .nd there be saw
anther precook* canes frees Peyton: be poked
psi it till be leeched the front of it. When he
I reached the middle of Old Mitigate, be heard a shoal ,
lof " Halt," and all Is his sight stopped. It was a
commeed which ran slag the nee. He saw I
karat pram who were directors, end were genre
le making them halt. The lestaat they begs.
so bele, people closed their shelters. The men is
lb* front did, " We are sot mete to harm yes;
we'll do you so har" They appeared entices
that the shopkeepers should net be alarmed: tl
halted about a sleek. A sheet nine from behind,
" Go en," which they obeyed. This party march•
sad were vividllle was perfectly convinced has the former : be sew it paw
the Est-hags. inced that they
had bee* practised le that way of walking. They
marched is no commas time of soldiers. Hesse the
whole body pass: it took 25 minetes in passing: these
most have bees easy !hayseeds. He saw a bogie
which weekended I. passing through the market-
place, sad the people marched to the tent. Ills idea
was, that when that body reterneil, there would ho
partial acts of violate contained by inclivideals, bet
shot the leaders weld adeaviter so Prevost them.—
lie hid attended many Meetings at Mescliester, litil,
sever felt se much alarm is at that. Shope Was ,
abet, stalls removed, and the menteseene el
inhibited Warm : an sere% Milked prevellert
recollected a black lag, with the words " Liberty
or Death." Some said, " How far sill this go ?".....
He eat to the ground near the lower en
ds of no'
Qeakee's Meetisg.beete, pear to Peter-stre. All
the bodies had come op when be arrived on the
resod. They were principally strangers. 'the
towespeople stood in the outside of the Mating as
much es they costa. He waited an boar before Mr.
Heal came, nor did he leave the field, incept once
for oboes 10 missies, when be went into Deaden,
and oborved all the obeys to be abet. lie had dee
placards advising the peole not to attend the Meet-
leg,pe•ted in different plapces. At the time be TOO, AO
40 the gamut be shoscht there might be shoot 70,000
pewee proms. Thus were It or 14 flags is the
middle of the greyed. The black flag wasee
sr the
stage. The Roy too body had many sticks; they
wore in general very stoat walking.stirkt. Ile
see two logs with the word 6' Order" inscribed
epee them. Ile saw Hunt's own flag and the rap of
liberty which ha had exhibited in January Int.--
Heel, es coming to to the grand, wash welcomed
,be very great shooting and clapping ef ands. lie
vie him on the stage aid heard bun say " Gentle.
Ma." There were several inscriprians on the lege
which he costa sot reeellect.—[Hen the aimed
,smeemersted those which be could recollect.)—Cht the
top of a pole there wet a represenuatine of what he
thought a pike of • red colas,. Stars' other per-
sons thiteght it a pike. All these things increased
his eppreheysion: be theeght it, bo•ever, right to
say, that on cemmesicating his 'prehension', peo-
ple sold, "They'll be (laid esparsgh if they'll lot Ike*
Giese." People about the witness were alarmed at
the Mask lag, and did, " That black Big sickened
them." lie !ben west to Windmill-street nosier the
hustings is order to hear Host better. Ile t
hen en I,
heard a great shouting beck, of which be did
boor the . People said " There's Moja,
Cartwright coming." The witness de to the
platplate ,
frost which this 'host proceeded, and sew 10
of the Manchester Yeomanry draws up in front of
Mr. Bezton's book. People attest him,ie the is.
mediate vicinity of the Yeomanry, were hissing,
booting, and groaning at them. He could not say
whether this was enitenal. He never took Me
eye from thee till they arrived at the battings.--
He saw scabies done on the part of the pee.
pit es they eat to the hustle.; but, whethee
from the &anti** of the people or the density
of the crowd he meld sot my, some of the T
ry passel as if they coshd not get oe, doan h they
ger free of the crowd they passeden tjoin the
others. He sew "Gibing to occasion the mese ea.
apt the thickness of the crowd. Ile did not recol.
led bow the cavalry held their swords in gelds to
the besting.; they were net actively using them, or
knocking thm @boot, striking any body. This was
the impressiee a this
sued, bet be had beard sec!
different secants, that he spoke very deubtfolly.—
Whitt a great pert of the Yeomanry had serroadod
the hustings, be observed them sinking the perdue
who were near the battings, bet net those who were
epee them. Iledid not knew bow or why they struck:
be Malik it might be to ',joie their comrdles, from
whom they bad bees separated by the crowd. Ile
saw so penes cet. The blows that be saw given
cer-
, if
Melee with the sharp side of the sword, would
lately have tut somebody. He was in the middle of ,
Pelee evte, opposite the besting'. The presser* 1,
of the creed bete him away towards IN l'asakets'
meeting.hoese : there be was knocked dews by the
crowd over the look timber. They were the. threw.
leg steadied bricks ever his head from the Qoakers'
meetisg-yard, he apposed tither at the specie% con.
stables or the Yeomanry. Ile was meek alarmed,
thlekleg the Yettonaery would fire, did being seder',
the wall be most have *offered. He beard pistols
lied jest before Heel was taken to the New Bailey:
I see was from Ladaane ; another le the same dike.
ties. He saw seas but the Manchester Yeomanry
amen the need ; after escaping from the
field be met the CbeeltiteYintaisery cousin upßridge.
watee.stritet t this was after the Moses were thrown.
The time he saw them was whoa the bustle won over.
le saw also the 13th Hessen. At that time the
psi*, were dispersed. Ile could not
he did no compare t t
he he
,ftwillect of the dottiest reclean, as
Ikea Spa ghostlier").
Ceeethosesieed by Mr. Ilausian, who cesspit-
seated him so the incomes end honourable man-
ed in *lda be gave hie testimony. le the first body
be thoeght the properties of k and children was
ea to ten; is the last body woke many. lie pre-
tested those who cried right not left and mold sot
keep step, bad set bees mesh drilled: they were a
son of awkward same There is no high needle is
leareleg to march. Thep lacard did not stae shot
the Manes was illegal. Ile did set see theta vulty
use their 'steeds till the meld part arrived at the
lisslisr. Thus hi e.w Owls &WWII§ is sash s way

t w. as trern thy* appwroote sod their coawo
viewtr he etrall that Memel will Me spilt bolo,
eithr Wittres• had also mid (hat he 'irk 4
lot nri pal, • Mend ..f tieg mho WO ier the Yro.
yew,. costa 4.f his • Geer," leggy to hem*. es
to. the 01119.”. lies rimilsiti Ohs* hi. essifi
d.
wn .0114.0,•,. Jay - (A lord 100,
twit skiirio kiprobilrif by the Garotter ) -M!
di ! slot, set lell-C1 .11) pailirelne nr111,1111.111 of lits His!
which be then omal did„horrever, vetelbact ih.i
Moms.. ProMaritoto. Patitard, and IlovrOtt.hyded
Lim I. oeinies.= Wiroess thee described the -4111 P:
breaths by the g'M kport and Oldham, •Vit IMO geb
seal said the. obey had alarmed many potsoste.
deed. the slower, were gewerally pat to is newb.,i
dilly. awl we %wigwag typeset(' to be
Warw. the& deer, 'bed he
WWII .of r
several hike ,
burdits of liefore lt.toess, sod seta, Awash he saw Mr.
Best orate to the.grosod, be teed mot speu his
identity. A Isroo hotly with work and legs same
with bine, and he negtot slows with them some caps at
Meer. Wilftwts thought that on oaf of the a•g• he
sew a dem'. or else there ass a chigger ea the tope
h pr.le. When the Yeomanry arrived on the *resod,
flar.pertple raised thole straits, twat off /belt holt. mad
aa he thoeght, is redivide. Os* lagividoal
led the Yeomanry, sod those fellostiog bib were
ball @Armee abreast t they whited thole swords lathe
W air : OO COO.I.IIIIPS meat before them torest t.—
he
boatiage; Nadln, he- mottmlf fia•
They prowl about ten yards from the ha
stiogs.
he thought, free so opposition ma lbs pert of the
people. Ile saw stows throws. In 'Wog le the
bootie's he did not sae a slosh irdi,Wwsl of the Maw
chmter Yeomanry ere either oho sharp or side of
bit swot& lie amid not perticslailts soy cow, bet
he thoottbi that the horses most halo trod on *event
vegetate. The epeeist constables wore at liable to be
beet es soy wee else. The bisocltellier loomeory
diaplayed so up ore tepidity ne violist* lbws theChoshire
Yo""tentS• or the 15th Messrs.
Cturooessmieed by Mr. Ilhallut.—Mea, colon.
mud chil ire* er..• to the party who passed the Albitso.
'They came lo a kind of military array, which was
in., impostor • on hls Wad ohs* a mob. It bad trs,
him a very fie appearing., lied he thought danger
we. approaching. The whole formed a largo lassie
data/tyros. penpie, yet he treated hissaelf militia 10
or 15 tar& of the hustings. lir thought the *IPISIS
and rhiloireo were not armed. The Yootaiory
se
ed the ielil in hey or sit Wools% ; they came to the
frost of Mr Beaton's Moese, t filling or st a
eels qui@ k pace. Before they rode into the creed,
be saw a person in coloured clothes giving orders to
Cap sin liirley, tbolib he did isot sot soy ladicatios
4iten from the triode* for them to •advsnet. Whet.
be mid lbw he oar sorry for the peep'', and afraid
that blond would be spilt before night, be did ail
know. met had be r+
lie that the military were to
attack them. lie saw me site smock by the sword,
ora sword used, though his eyes were open them at
the time. lie would not swear that the people were
not wreck : he believed many wets thrown down ;
he was Mewl( cut at, bat net Work. Steers were
areon, to the best of his belief, bests Mr. Hoot
lief taken from the hotting,. •
held soy owe
Q. In sorb a compressed body
throw a 1150 e1-Y-A. I dos% know whether the body
by which the stoma wets throws was so convect as
that Neer me.
'she bags them reseeded.—Fife mlootes after
beniiwat were cleated, Ito was so alstmed that he
IM
coast ant say whet bad beppesed, or which way be
.at is ell direct
lie saw the soldiers galloping
Ilea*. He did net see the soldiers overtake the pew
plthood Wrike them. The firing which he
tut so heard Iris
in the of Desos.gato lio sew ldiers
ho
flame, bet there might be woo witheal his seeing
thews at that period he did set hear of soy soldier

Woo shot.
Al Ibis siege of the hosieess. Mr. ASS'S eoqoic.
od the *sows of the.e Tooessety so he were se the
hog ideserieg l• the bosons.
Nn reply loss gives le the goostioe, es setoset of
the COMO•fill ditcisioe that se& evidence *mild set
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be admissible.
bir. llcestes.--The people were esseelted mid
"bordered. esti 1 west to bee" by *boa.
By the Cososss.—Wbot properties
aet
wows
and cbildt.n wine there is the party adieg fres
Stockport I
A. Cleo in tee ; there were very fre children,
and those chitty frost eight to to years of o
"saber
p.
Q. lo proporline to the whole body, what
of. it poles end children aflntrihrlk were there ?
A. 11. would sot swear tint there was OD*

ifty •
Mr. HARlllll.—Did you lblak it neceasery to get
at of the sy beore the witless nee f
co
Edward Owen,f of Maarbester, Mutiny, was ant
1111111010.
Me. DARIUS *Panted it be was special cosh
stable.
Mr. Asnwons cootoodei. that if hi was, his
evidence ass adokissibitt, awl referred to sumo obsorva•\
liens •hkb Mr. Harmer had models as 'arty stage
of the besieges, whoa be alleded to the special cow.
stables, and cballooged his to Wog thew forward.
*, Madded, '6 is reputed is tits Times, sod
this is tree."
Tim *item dos sold, dui he on soldier NMI
constable sera Yensuary Cavalry sea. step en
twice a* the grimed from lb to II before Ilse Men.
log. Then were an Webb or storm ots the rasa.
The wood time int be left the wooed was oboist 11
o'clock ;.be tbeo west *towards Pined*. Vibes bef
got to York•stroet Ito no thi people rumbas ; he tee
with thee, sod et IMsod of blesely.street he sole a
lug, nannies shish he judged free the legs to
liken sad banns.. TMs crowd did sot
coomi
like people omit* on oratory bodiless; Silty
nee
Mint pertinent in repestiog 64 lob, loft," as they
;Aired Oa foot ots the eland. Heald set see
ens peeves glsiog the. the wend of coseesti.
potty were tousty aloater resiegSome of
thew ebb coursed it starched as if they bad ben
housed ; o sines throe latter were ou
oust ironthenelid s
mid cididteo, who walked very Oreg.
aily. The peoportin of smell sad childne to
%G
the selloirbotly adolittbe SG woo to taw. Then were
nyltyfirealwoop then, awd two Of three ape et
Ilesiir • Ile +Maned we mode. He gond aot sent.
1,044 issarriptione ow abe lay, Weigh be an
theoe dkt• the, tines they ersebeitteri ambles portion.
I.4*.eishasso Aim mmi.:frvattappy Atka: pot

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c---,
I don't know whethei a constable or not, ',like him,
as Mr. Bent himself will say, I threatened so Oro
into custody if he shock spin. Upon my soot
(Mr. Illaanti.hron your oath on which you slake
you? snot), I never saw any ome. cut either cnI•ill
or individoals. I can't swear wark a thing di.l not
new. I was bitty with my two Prisoners. sod look.
ing for Knight and Moodiness. Teo swirial con..
stables followed the Yeomanry. Ile knew nothing
of any military arrasgements; or the cunteu.s of the
motes end cards.
How, then, did yes know that the 15th
hltWere coming. sod why did you request Captain Dir.
ley to wait for them ?—I can't tell. I Ind heard
aboot the door that another sqsadurn was is readi-
er's., bat I did not know positively.
Did yes net state, in conversation the day before+
that if the Reformers did not make a row, there mast
be one ?-_Newer, to my knowledge.
Will you swear roe sever said so ?—Certaloly, t
will.
Re-ezemined by Mr. Asinvoatit—Knowsnotthing
about the Iva of the Case, as to, whether he should
ta
have preceded the military. The civil pettier cos
not have preceded the military ; it arts impossible
lefor
them to make way. The military *tempd.
to tartrate the warrant; they had nothing so do 'lin
it. If witness had attempted to 'watt the warrant
under all the circumstances, he believed he should
bare beets molested. Wrote he had the warrant, he
reconnoitred to see the state of the Meeting. Ob-
served a man with a kind of dagter In WS bend. It
appeared to have belonged to a stick shish might
have been broken.
By the Countrn.--Thinks Mr. Birley wig the
Rest when the yeomanry advanced wait:lithe hast•
Cvitsiot spe.k positively as to she:her the
trumpeter was in advance. Before the *wants WA
iterated, witness bald the Riot Act hull been read,
but did not hear it himself. Saw no stones thrown
bet the one which struck him. Heard a c..ntesion,
but did not look bock. iletid no floe-arms dia.
charged. Did not see a sis.ele wound indicted,
either before or after Mr. Bent was takett.--
Sew the Messrs and Cheahire Yeomanry cc
'fore be look Mr. tient le Mr. But
the g room , be
ton's house. None of them were up to the Dustings;
bet one of the 15tir was very neer.
W.oth, a constable, to show the character
of the Meeting, swo.e, they on his wily from Mr.
Button's house to the l'olice.ofice, he was thrice
knocked down by lbe mob in the neighbouring
streets. This was before the military came open the

es. if the sharp side were emd, they most have rut.—
Whether they teed the sharp or fiat side he did trot
knirer. When the obstructioe occurred in thd.
mem of the cavalry, tbe people most have been ea
close tad tempest. Fern Gingers might ham
thrown stogies from the Quakers' tin and to the
hastier. Apeime Mafioso', in a window near the
hosting, would see mere of the proceedings than a
mimes, who was swig sheet.
In reply to the Genoese, he stated his belief thet in
the advance of the cavalry the trompeter preceded.—
The Yeomanry Cavalry did not cot right sod left as
they first arlvanted la to the crowd.
Joseph Nadia, the &potty constable of blanches.
Mr, was the. called sad elareined.—lle deposed, that
he vies on the growl by St. Peter's.cheich, on
hic h
the
leth of Aegest lest. lie received a warrant, w
was now mislaid, on that day, to be eseceted against
some permits. He last delivered it ionr. R ,
r,
clerk to MOWW1•SPI10101 and Milne, hbad p
ed for it without seems. It was signed by Mr. Hel-
ton, Mr. Wright. Mr. Milffint, and others. It was
to arrest Henry Hint, .--
rodeced
Monriteese, -- John-
son, and --- Knight.—(Mr. Harmer here p
a copy, which, he said, bad been jest handed to him,
bet he would not pledge himself that be was quite
emirate. This copy was pet into the hands o
one if thn
e
1 witness, who said, it appeared to be like the
`motion ; but he did out recollect that the
orth t original
Mmtsined any Christian wastes. Mr Ashwhen
said, d• I ant much obliged to r. Helmer for hand.
log this copy, bet perhaps it M
would be better to let
Mr. Nadia state the etimm from his own invitee.
ties.") The witness then mentioned the persons
shove named. spine arbour the warrant was granted,
viz. Hunt, Moorbnose, Johnson, and Knight. Ori
receiving this IMMO from the hands of the Magis-
trates, he said it would be out of his power to merle
it wittiest the aeei ss ante of the military. Ile mid so
in
r ham the body of people there, the lestreinents
their
ha hands, and also because between the special con.
,Nobles and the hosting' they were linked tonkget
very
urge sticks; ethers bad sticks of a moderate sise
o.
Otte man had a largo bar of iron, apparently part f
a palisade. Ile knew this from his own
this kin observatfion,
in,
aid also that they were possetsed of d o
stiemesis when they came into the town.
~lle be
not
Noted, when he received this warrant, it
possible for the civil power to PILKOte it. lie told
Mr. Andlews,• constable, it was not possible to
steno
it. Mr. Andrews brought two letters, o
tor
cords, from the Megistrates, which he delivered
two meented constables: witness heard him deliver
wo message with them. In a few minutes the military
spred on the grated. The first were part of the
11Weeahesior Yeomanry Welly. They come op to the
door • here the Magistrates w ere, opposite to which or.
dots were ghee for them to form. Ile desired the
specie constables to draw back, which they did, es•
rapt a few, who were so crowded near the hes.
tinge that they could not bear or obey directions.
When ha got the (*astable. bark, before the Yeo.
emery 'rood at all, • stone was thrown to the
place where the constables bad bees standing. He
'asked Capt. Diary to stop till the 15tb nesters
tame up. Somebody spoke, gad the Yeoutaery went ..—...
down immediately on the path where the special con. letereay, Oct.!.
stables had bees. He thought eo coosiables preceded The Court opened this morale; at 11.11 past tee
thee. He followed them tee secom the taatrent. o'clock. The room was immediately filled with spec.
The cavalry, on approaching the blessings, filed off to talon. Mr. Ashworth was not presitet. The Jar/
both aisles, and some occupied the frost. Ile stept having been called overt
the hostiogs, sod mooted the warrant. lie con. Mr. 11011110 obsertr,
d to the Coroner, that there
skirted the Manchester Yeomanry wateassiating him, was a person named Daoiel Astley„ who amid give
or he would sot Ye
omanly,tetl the warrant. He did evidence of a pistol having being fired near the Qin.
set ob the Ye on ring to the heelless, ker's Chapel, oe 16th Angel' ;he •ished to *boils
strike soy person with their swords, either en, the a summons for his attendance.
id Of sharp side. Ile eseceted the werrsot epos all Mr. Banaow said, the Coroner had previously re.
whose names it atestlesed, incept Knight and Moor. fused gammons's for perms. who were to give siini.
Yeas.. who were mitt
thee present. He palled John. , lat testimony.
HOG off the heelless by the legs, and immediately ft. 1 Mr. Umtata replied, that several witnesses had
ceired a blow from a stem on his ares. Ile then took direction ,Waco if having heard a pistol shot in the
Hunt. Them wee nets possibility of this being done I alleded to, and be wished the Jury to hear
without the employment of some body of military. in this witness, as he could state by whom the shot was
his opinion, if there had bele Will times the number fired.
of constables. The Cosoura.—Recolleetell mention having been
Cross.esareleed by Mr. 114111111301.0f11 1 Wads of a shot haring been hod in Desesgate, be did
suer any wrestles's, I wish to know wbo it is that 1 not remember any vther.
croes.qoestions me, and whether he is employed by Mr. HAMM= answered, that Mr. Eetivistle, Mr:
1
the father of the deceased or the Reformers. (Mr. 11.11, Nsdio, end others,, had mentioned that a Met
Harmer here produced the letter, Weedy sent, signed been heard near the Chspel, if it could be proved
\
by the father of Lees. It was read, and considered who fired that shot, it would form an insportaot fee.
by the Comer seficieet aelhority.)—No arrange. •tore In the case.
rents bad been made between the civil it'd military Couostn.—l hare no objection to the man's beiag
\
powers 0 disperse the Wolin to my knowledge. 1 eitamiaerl; won't he attend without a astaturoas?
do sat know, from any men of tbe Manchester Yee. Mr. 1100M011••—.1 understand not,
emery or the Mightn't's, that there bad beet. any The Camper isseed a souterees, and a toestable
arrangemeets. I did not know that the Mae. was dispatched to serve it.
cheater Yeennery were tedisperee the Meeting at the Mr. II ARIIEIt called T. livkins, who Win
edge of the sword. {the reason why I drew up ell swore, said he was a pictere.frame and looking.glass
timetables behled Yormsnry was, that there . manufacterer, resitting in Rtidge.streets Mr. H. was
might be roes for the cavalry to go down.H shoat to mining this witness as to the orderly deo
I should be terry to precede the military in a case meanoer of the Meeting, when be was stopped by
like this. I tried to lowest, the warrant ; I went The Cououcts.—lf further evidence of this kind
down before the military Came. Mr. Blatt Oefef were gone into, there would be no eod to the loyeest.
saw the warrant. I had the warrant hi my band Mn. Helms said be wished t• prom the assault
gee Mr. Birley never told Mr. Hens he by the military.
badss warrant to Mole spinal him, nor did any 1 Connuse.—yee have weedy proved it, and it
oily talker. I west down the line of the special his also been disproved. You say you base a hen.
constables, saw the people linked, and heard them died more witnesses to the feet. On the other Ode
say tometbieg *boot keeping @emits down. I i they say that they have boodle& to disprove that
had not the warrant long before it was 'snood. It i foot.
' was given to me by r. Hoton. The mitarylliesrea.—l challenge them to that disproof.
were not thee uponM the groead. It wasildeli. 11 was told that evidence woeld be brooght to prove
; hMadr.
'leered in Mn. Beaton's house. I did not dispatch i that the military had been assaulted, bet that 1
rteadirveede i
thedid .w
„Int.. 1
thata t: o o led,
is; te en re we
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New,d. ha ve
haonwetrypeprloritheantittyheoyf
hrervbitettgietti
I seid I could not mote the warrant without mi. i through all their ealderce, Iso prevented.
Bury aid. I had had a specimen of what might re. Conotate.—All !
Mil from lashing such an attempt. 1 bad bean op as Mr. Ilarreow.—No, no.
far us the links wooly a time. Ido not think that COKON6II.--Slr. Achoorth allied if I would a'.
llhi:sa.othowntedirscsonasfitaebriels
soy person is Wore obnosioes to the Its.torrnera than ; low him to examine any more witnesses; I dears'.
layself, and 'et I cent op land do yr n the line rereated- 1 th0..411 he said he had several Oilers to Ist istr; for •sr '.
ly without oppositioe. The cayslry mow! op 40 the Mr II Ann En.— I Lough', that they ro•ttented Mile
liestines in quick lime. Ido not keels, whether they seises with the evidence of the cons.A;eu.
trotted or cantered; I kap! op with them I saw no per- Mr. BASIROW said, it was necetseiy to the heal It
600 trodden dome, no sword uplifted, and no petters of the Court and the Jury, that aurae tidal should *
eft ; hut it might have happened) sailboat anober,. pet to the Inqe•st. Moe, 13 yearssir.ce, there ••.
iwit it. The mussy Piece of iron is forthcoming. It JAI a case tried at Lancaster before the present Ito
a
not appear to be any patters of any peli•adner 1 ever \ Chartc.linr of bellied. It was a ashery Met 4
is. in M006061,f• Throughout the day I saw no which there were 15r) olosiesees on one side, swill 0
person oat Of knocked demo.
•tr ....ray said, that if sorb OOW .•
Heat with • sword, lot 5 man aimed at ,siin with a , bet of persons were to Imesamined I , ,h. sine b I
stick, which I,st him. None of the s.l..t.rhester V• 0. , thy(' ,„..14 he no .
No Iv.
the a .
.I,,;itweal., a
~
emery cat at him ; p tst•tteljt ne. l saw a imison, all the 90101 business of t . art. His Lulls '

ground.
James Platt, also s constable, depowni, that before
the Sleeting she ground was clear of slicks, stones,
1 &c. On crossing it between two and
bet hushire
ndre in the
afterooon it was tinted of people,ds MI
\ stones,
sisd rickbats, asd lay on the ground. lie
not bsee soy bonnets, shsticks,oes, clogs, Asps of coats,
or things of that kind, on the ground ; bat they
might hams been these. lie merely crossed over the
ground.
st ala o'clock, id
The Concours then, at half pe..
1 joarned the Coed till halt-pant tee ma Saturday

sutdq•

bo.tiolat Nil"; I
Tbey p.osoll mbar
be thought, hoe al
peep". lie saw sl
bootlegs he did not
clieorrr Yeemisnry ;
bis stout& lie co
be ibmoght that Ilte
:mesons. The spa
boor es soy one I!
divlsyniortioutor
Y.•mesin. or the
Crou.m.sesultrod
mud chit 'row •••••
Tire, crime in a
lopeollo • to
him a ter, •,.r fit
wee uppir...ching.
r, dew/ernes p•nide
us 15 surds of th
and children wen
cod the field in hi
from' of Nit Des
ter• quip k pace.
)i be SOW • 1011°6
Carotin
given from the o
he said shoo he
that blond wool
know. mut bid
attack them. 1
or • sword used
the rim.. lie s
nor wreck : he
be was himself
fj •
arown, to the
Vet token frog
Q. In sloth
thruw a stone!
by which the ii
abet mess me.
The *kneel
alto hootings w
cold Ent say
vest. 110
ties*. H. tin
1 pin.ami strike
in the-flannel
those, her t
therm t at tha
11 beim/shot.
At this slit,
44 the
ioldideowcit
Pin reply •
the Coroner'
be adwlssibl
11AO
itordeted. a
By she CI
and children
stockpno ?
A. Omo
and those t•
Q. Io pt
of. is prussul
A. lie I
iffy.
Mr. nA
coot of the
Edward
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Me. ns
stable.
Mr. As
elidenee
tins •MI
of. .h. bet
rabies, I
t This,"
this is tea
lb**
constabh
twice ••
TI
The Ws
o'clock
got to
with the
Baal' fp
0 ceases/ft
sew* lit
wens in
pieced
•my
poor"
thew 11
sniped
I fl will
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this 14
moor I
boon*
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• ii thoir 111i4it
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• Or Wit body, though he tholight it to
~ doblo. Tido body bossood sod oboe*
is pooliet osiesbros the dioky of 'bleb
le bona. n... 1 is S.tode.bill, sod ti
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