The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

COUR'.

This was at
as owner of
Nation in darnel
hose of the
of tbedefendant
in which the pl
Mr. &Attie:.
tiff; and Mr.
fendant.
The case proved
f the 2lst of
wan, resiiiim
lag from Cro;
wife and a NI
at the foot of
Dir;," being
stone, two stai
the Wandswoi
which last was,
of the latter a.,
and in the concussioi
passengers Into the'
lives. The horse ►
and harness
over London
wretched animal
him back, and b'
afterwards died,
tvife were take
braises. The
ney coach was
plaintiff wiser
(pence of the
that he had lit
tWrident.
The defence
by the defend,
were in and of
the coach wet,
when they heard
nor did they
by the defeat.
mode suggest
happened bat
Tile Jury were
been made oat
the damages
This was
Bank of Engi
al..t to the plait
Mr. Se.snLi
plaintiff, and t,
for the defend,
The plaintiff
and the defend;
an old clothes
In March last,
6401. drawn upon
his shopman, Br
'The slinpman
amongst them ,
plaintiff he pretend(
ILO/. note; but the
caused him andd
for felony. The
ed, and sentenced
after the convie
inerfield, with
called upon the
whilst Tiervart
with a 100/. n,
March to get
e young Man
appeared io i.
Watts whispered
that re it was o,
?than 501. for
—.4slMnlll Mace ..
that she consenit
accordingly retei,
turned to Hither
story, within e
thedefendam
' Mayer, When
none, and told .111,
• Mayor, he Immedial
- one hundred pee-- -
1111irmative, ar
•14 Without it.- A goldsmith, named Smith, residing
Oh Hill, proved, that on the 6th of April, the de-
&Whit bought 120• Napoleons at his shop, and-paid for
them with the identical note in question. By mistake
the witness gave the defendant 4/. 10s. too much in the
inching., but the latter had not returned the money un-
til he was brought before the Lord Mayor. The pre-
sent action was now founded, en the grown) that the
defendant had received the 1001. note, knowing it to
have been stolen.
The COMMON SetuBANT endefirOoreil to chew thatjbe
young woman who haul cohabited, with Biggs, and who
was the principal witness, was entitled to no credit
whatever.
The defendant offered no proof to show ►tow he came
possessed of the note.
The Jury, under the Learned .Indge's direction, found
their verdict fur the plaintiff—Damsges,

OLD BAILEY.—MoNoer, OCT. 28.

11..nry Day was tried on Ts charge of haring said to
Jahn dunes, four silver gravy-spoons, with forged and
crrinterfrited hell marks thereon, well knowing the same
to he forged.
l'!,e ATTORNEY GENERAL opened the case for the pro.
aeration, as stated in our last, and after witnesses were
cx!te #to rem the -delivery of the spoons by she pri.
fOTItr.

ih.orge Myles, inspector of stamps, deposed that he
knew the prisoner, Henry Day, to be a working silver-
smith. A.:ter describing the manner in which the silver
plate was stamped, he said that when brought to the
otice it bore the initials of the maker. It was then as-
st.:yeti, and if found to be correct, the Goldsmiths' mark
eras pat upon it; and the King's mark to denote that
the duty had been paid. The Goldsmith's mark was a
lion and a leortd's head. The m .rk denoting that the
(tidy had hien pair) was the King's head. Plate is never
*tamped at the hall on which the workinen'a name is
not impressed. lie was present on the hof Septetu•
her last. when the prisoner was searched. lie found a
steel punch, which it was necessary that wimess should
have. 'Visor silver gravy-spoons were handed to witness,
and he said he should not have sMiered them to p tits
the initials in the state in which they were. 'flue
stamps on them were all forged. The initial* on the
spoons did not correspond with the punch. The punch
aypeared to have ..n aprlied twice in inverted order,
and thus the marks were confused. Witness prod•weil
some impressions which he had made from the punch, in
inverse order. .

Ifte other ankles of plate were tben produced, and
witness gave the same evidence respectioz th,to as he
had given of the grary.spoons. He declared the marks
nd•on diens all to he forged.
Cross ounisined.—There are lOU r stamper, in the aim
lle nev:r heard of any ova in the 11411 being dismissed
for misconduct. DAistakes soinetint .s occur. Believes
a genuine vamp was sever miotalien fur a forged one.
h.ee sea once au all •g Won of that kind, bat withou:

prisoner, __. Hodson, Est.
House." The prisoner, with as aprataranee of °outdoor sad
Menem declined to carry this letterhlinaelf, col proposed
that a friend of Curtis named Ho!croft, who was present,
'Should deliver it. Ho!croft did In tactraileliver the leper at
the India House; bat it eeeee reached hie. Hodson. This,
o bleb appears a singulsr eircumsten•wooseld only be Oa
eounted for by supposing that the pri who had made
himself Intimate with the porters of the t India Hoer"
had contrived to steal It from the person to whom Whist
been delivered. On the 4113 of July a letter was delivered
at the house of Curtis by one of the porters of the East In-
dia House, and stated that Curtis had been appointed to the
situation of a clerk ; but added that his services would not
be required till the 27th of September, although It would be
necessary for him to appear hefore the Directors on the 22/1
of that month to receive his instructions. This letter, which
was forged, the prisoner had prevailed upon one of the pot-
ters of the India House to carry to Cattle's house, In order
to give on appearance of authenticity to the document.—
Shortly after this, the prisoner told Corti, that it wee cus-
tomary for a person, when he was appointed to the office of
clerk in the India House to give a dinner to the other clerks
in the department to which he belonged. Certis said, that
as the treat was customary, he should Rue no objection to
give it. Curtis left town to reside with hie friends at Lewes.
Whilst there he received • letter from the prisoner, stating
that his brother clerks were urgent for the treat. Curtly
wrote in answer, that be would pay for the dinner, and au-
thorized the prisoner to Invite the gentlemen of the office to
be preireet- Correia received soother letter**. tispeimmery
In which he Informed him that the Weevil/m/4*m pladrat the
Ship Tavern,oppo al to theH on se. The bit I.he siddmmouoted to
.t 13 ISA. The prisoner in this letter entered/nto very oti-
note details, in order to convince Curtis that the charge was
not extravagaut. Curtis sent prisoner a draft for 14/., upon
Sir James Esdulle and Co- for which the prisoner obtained.
payment. Nu dinner took place at the " Ship," as stated
by the prisoner. Subsequently to this the prisoner address-
ed& letter to a friend of Curtis's, in which Aso stated, that
he rejoiced that he had been the humble Instrument by
which so deserving and met itorious an indivfdnal as the pro-
sooner had been rescued from poverty." lints letter, like
most oil. ra written by the prisoner, was signed " Millar
Douglas, of `tuna end Wetherley Park." Curtis when be
came to town on the 27th of September, 1819 made in-
quiries respecting the prismer„ the result of which was In
nu way isvourehie to him ; In short, he found that he had
completely duped him. Curtis iunnediately obtained a w
rant for tbe appreheasion of theeprisoner, but he never was
able to meet O itil him emit the 2. to of September last, when
howas taseen in Robin Hood-court, Shoe-lane.
The RECORDER having summed up the evidence, the jury
instantie returned a verdict of—Guilty.
Toe Court t.eutetteed the prkoner to trans?ortation for se-
tee ems. He is 2; years of 11::;V.
The expense of the prosecution be defrayed by the
East India Company. 1. _

Joseph Josep.a stasindicted fur 'teeing in the dwelling-
lpitase of Sir William (Jordon, Bart., tl sliver tea-pot, cream
jug, and usher articles of plate, the. property or the said W.
Gorden.
John Porker, thrilt-r to Sir W. Gordon. proved that the
property in question tyros missed from the house of his mas-
ter, In Lower Brous-street, on the morning of the 16th of
Jute. Tile articles were next situ at Mer.buroszli-street
Yul:ce

Llt tip.
. The prisoners now wished to tell their story, anal id
Ole course of a few remarks from Ransom, it came at
'that he bad paid Smith lbs. that morsiog,in addition to
e 21. paid by Williams: •
Mr. Aldermen. Smith reprobated the conduct of the
officers with beecrmingseven iy. The practice, he feared,
was too general, and to this it was to be attributed that
some persons volunteered themselves for constables,
and others eveo offered money to be taken 39 substitutes,
merely with a view to what they could make in this mea-
ner by the office. It was necessary, for the honour of
the City, to make an example In this case, which might
pot a step to such proceedings in future, and he gs
cordingly discharged the prisoners, sod directed that
Smith, the constable, and Mitchell, the watchman,
against whom there was positive testimony, should be
prosecated at the expeoce of the City, for illegally rap
totting money.
Maamsoaotiea-Srfterr.—Yestertlay, J. Williago.n
was char4ed nista having been concerned in a riot in
Ansbella-passage, Pimlico, which it seemed was carried
to such a height, that the interference of military was
deemed necessary to the protectionof the watchmen, who
had been most outrageously assailed. The Prisoner
was ordered to find bail.
Sarah Lama, a young woman, decently attired, teas
'brought from St. Paticlas watch-hoes., charged aith
having stoles sue king pig, from the shop of Mr. Baker,
botcher, of Tottenham-court.road.

Mr. !Lifer stated, that on Saturday night last, when
he was busily engeged is hisshop, serving his customers,
• he observed the prisoner taking notice of a sucking pig
Tying on the stall outside the door ; at length she ran
away with it ; be pursued her and overtook her with the
property, gave her in charge, and had her taken to the
watdh•house.
The peieoner, in her defence, said, she could produce
evidence to prove her honesty. She had been in the
blagdalen Asylum for sc►en years, on leaving which
she had lived with respectable lossilies in London.
The latl:4rd and la•wlluly of the Louse in which she
rrelded, stated, that during the period of the prisoner's
lodging in their house, they were astonished how she
became possessed of so much moat and poultry she was
imthe habit of bringing into the house legs and should-
ers of mutton, iodates of beef, poultry of every descrit .
tion, veal, pork, and other eatables, which she would
sometimes dispose of at a reasonable price; and on
questioning her where she got it front, she wuttid tetl
theirs frem her brother, who was a butcher, and owed
her *cm • motley.
The brother happened to he present, and denied tint
erre he let ber have any ineat,extept when sbeditted whit
him on Sundays.
The Magistrate committed her to take her trial at the
Old Bailey.
Qu ESN .S;t•tae.—Yesterday Magenger, was
brought up from the watch-house, charged with deeper.
a;ely asa.tuhing Mr. J.ruses tlarroutl, carpenter, in To

...tier by N, iho4
rl,wlw preferred a charge of burglary and rubbery
a:zairot the prisoner. Pawnbrokers' duplicates f.r
severs! books, being part of the property stolen, were
found on the primmer. whio was remanded for further
examination.

MARnIED.
On Meaday last. at Che6en Ch.irch. the Rev. Mary Car-
-1- Cherry, 11.1. of Clare-16.11, Cambridge, to Amos .% ir4a.
second daughter of Major-General lair Join Cameroe,
K.C.B.

night., rereatiar
TilEgititillaA N. •
• -i. - , _-• ,
Suiten. the footman, saw the plate 'safe on the ail-h.-Ids, on the highway, on Sunday ' -•-
• LAW REPORT. foundation. After the plate hail genii vet lite stn's, it
15!..11.. lle,never saw the prisoner I his master'. service.
snomesTemsant. an *Meer of Maribee•egh-etreeti went crowns anti two goht watch seek end•key, his pr
bad to undergo aipolishing. The finishing does not ilw p n a pistol to hie bead, and rohising biro of seven h - lif•
RT OF KING'S BENCH, Orr. 29. face the stamp, i den. Sitii skil. Never-fief fteill tle.
ens the23,l ofJuly. in co isequence of se information to the Remanded till Friday neat. ' °Petty.
--- faced as to render it impossible tole
y whether it was ge-
house of Guest, whom he found at home. Ile diaeo;ered a I
Sillide was brought op, for the forty-ninth time, to this
PEARSON O. HOLDEN. nuine or forged. Witness had had plate produced wtch treas. jag in a Lox width Guest himself unlocked. There I •TTON.GIIII/101.-Yeaterdey, the well-kamtn pet
office, charged with, assaulting and beating Wea,h6g.
an action on the case against the defendant, had made him liesftate as to the geninneness of me stare?. were some pieces of sl vet in the hos. It was on the first
I the Mitcham coach, to recover a compen.. 'fbere are two manufacturers whose Willi% to H. D. floor io no exposed situation. In consequence of what'
mages for personal injury, and the loss of a The manufacturer keeps the punch, end an linniession Guest sold, witness, by the Magistrate's eireetlon, went to I Dint:, a watchman.
e plaintiff, occasioned by the negligence of it is kept at the Hall. . tholsouse of the prisoner, and he attended at the office upon It appeared from the statement of the watch bsate
ant'scoachman in running against 'whiskey, John Smith stated, that it was Ms business to sisecrtuye the summons. ..- ffi I
keeper, constaliles, and watchmen. that the prisoneris a
e plaintiff was riding. the punch by which the stamp is impressed at DOM- _ Joseo, Guest sworn, stated that on the evening of the il moat formidable enemy to the guardians of the night in
'dills, can face her • on mane o • %inns de A 114
LETT and Mr. Groans were for the plain- smiths'-hall. Witness inspected the different s', cies of °et' on *bleb the robbery had l!erheeleaditerhihe prisoner, the neighbourhood nii,lingto,.. and 'bat ,00e
of thew
all ertsom he had known for some time, cams Whim sad offmed
'. GURNEY and Mr. D. F. JONES for the de- plate, and swore that the King's bead upon
for sale ii quantity of pkite, tor which lie, the witn, 14, with- three four of 'to O. - She -- le
"11 P"
was forged.
"salts been theta • Oat. has for similar m-
a time, and it woe tautly last Saturday she was discharged
. . out asking any question. purchased nt as. a'. as ounce.-
'roved in evidence was this :-In the evening That was the case for the prosocution. 'flee pn-
leht 7,,,,r; were
041. ounces of othr
et plate.hcern
(.., . Witness
il,d noi indeed,
iai n eiti aitheolyw, committed for one month, or two tusstksat
of Feb. last; the plaintiff, tin elderly gentle- saner, when called upon for his defence, raid, ilapt if the
ig in Chapel-street, Pentonville, was return- marks had been forged, they had bee forged ihe twhether they a yr-t_tt-
uytion in his whiskey, accompanied by his his knowledge.. . • *nicks for melting them by breaking them up. Guest where she was eoefiW
ned fur one mouth, never S.
tat-grandchild. 'ln the Roeueght and just Charles Wtihant Day, brother to the r' • ' bland "'lb*" in "Ist"' for the Same feet. He admitted hotting i more than two or three days out when site is CoMmitird
if London-bridge, near the "Tumble-down that his brother was extremely indisposed lb tbttttetiiiiiiawnth been once at Bow-street upon some matter about a bit of I again. Oa Saturday liii;le, after being diwi,„gtdtmm
pro
1g on his own proper side, close to the kith- of December, 1821. He had been iU for foisrementhe linen. prison, she got drunk wad repaired to her nasal mairz.
age coaches drove furiously past him, one before. The effect of that illness hat lislo %Ruble Mrs. Guest gave some evidence. which termed to the site. ewes, n-sr the Angel, at Islington, and front II o'clock
•orth and the other the Tootingand Mitcham, him from attending to his basineli." '•':''''' ' - effect sailer hammed. Her husband had been four days in till of ein the moruing,she kept the 'I b
swig i suirltooil i
custody, before she thought of applying to the Magistrate.
asuwned by thedefcndant. One of the wheels Several respectable witnesses were tliii:11411111, sod state of confusion. -No watch a a man was found bard/
She made her son, Joseph call his father.
-came in contact with a wheel of the whiskey, gave the prisoner an excellent ebatacter. " I implicit to attempt laying bands on her, in fact Sarah Guest, daughter of Mr. and Meta Guest, teaser& • •they
concussion broke the shafts, and threw the - csrtiidge deposed that be *as a siliete an- hewed the prisoner's coming's at ttiovamegmalsow..lieesele I avoided her; at length the complainant, with the Assisi-
tit° the road, at the immiment risk of their maker. In his transactions with: Gaga* all A hi • coach ; she callogto her (atheists asenosissiest as tarry
r
, mice of four gentkinen, 'succeeded in seeming her sat
iorse took fright in consequence of the shafts mistake had taken place on the sidsof the Hall t took was some sae that wanted him. It waisallso ant stagier bro- carrying her to the witch-honer, het nut before she is.
I being thus disengaged, arid ran furiously place last August twelve months. ak
_wettest NO brow 'leer thateefted Mr. Duet., .. . , . r . Mood sonnwary panislimut on the watchniao by eider;
r Bridge. In the blimiosess of erigiu, the issued against witness for forging matiteesta which akarefeltirltueseeleagoakeo le th•Smettst*Plia*llie pd. hies several biases. •
instil ran against aooal waggoo,obielt threw turned out afterwards to be gentlest . Yds, was . istairtri-, . . ... ; ~. . .
... . ...„ . The Megiesi e• e doglaissi looms at a loos what t• do
ad broke his back In two places. and he soon the inspector. . .
is .
.etels .
~. primp,' ; ithetbed Ike geratest part of
lied. la the mean time the plaintiff and his Cross...unlined:a-Never bad tits islet, L. 4 bt: . . . .
. .....i, vidielg*4Wrtel . • . . ,
• • *Prisons i •41tet, bat it
aken• op; having sustained considerable was detained because it trai Inlaid' With forgot Sate. ..,a , .
_,,„„,_,
_,.
__,,, . . :. : . lisulkotp hat att'forAmos 4., he at
lie child happily escaped unhurt. A- hack, The evidence agaittet witness was urseltifficient, and he
obi! . nuke, !".7fart,Y,:tiiffirret .
s., . . .s.
._
... lppAseslededbpiasszriag km t. stash,,
ms rolled, and they were taken home. The was discharged.
bird Eiongs,lebeir tip Aerial ng-bet,• -too , .-...*, , 1611.411" ad
'
!confined to his house for a month in eonse- Re-examined in chief vrittiess'i belief, dm work .-iiitit, •.9 • ..., : t.:.•,. , „., . - Ottdantlt efr het swam that sawn at Aro
of New Road evert.
6 injuries be had received, and it was stated on the plate in.questiOn is genuine. ' - • pitiallecnr‘er iiit aiti • flerkuotst4itleur at* 14i1egu„...1.,11"....,. gi" "Is watchman hardly yet recovered from the effects of the lily, Myles Was then culled op, andlkta.Miatk Mt kw- ..- Mf the - ' '4* latheV; teed; 111 'the' ASH 'of '77_.!'g..,,._...."1". NAhr fetter Set Salta
pianist?
presaion of the genuine stamp. ,'• -1 '•'• # • • ••, c - o o - • - . as swag Itutoprowi. e-.er . el.', • .
nce eras that the accident was net occasioned Mr. Justice PARK eratHineel hiss reepoids As• g • guinea • . . •
t a a work for lifs te axe., The Lisaapaggispawy, • sliassesel lit '
now become intrinotty int\ toarh tis girls
d'ot's coach. Several of the passengera who cum/fiance sworn to b) Cartlite. 'Ha,' ilia* mtg. . .ose Manurial's:Mimi • Alasatil resesold), eimod
408 of the 27th Repieniber flfospristmermadi maga*, . •
on the coach, were examined to prove that there had been no mistake: TW'Fbririg fttit 'lli i to Igo Bs- ot ' • - ' • "13.11181. 'italliggVe4V aka alpha.
Pew nil ser,' ling, tickets /bort coftverea- ino_ ..
~,.. . t. . .-. •t . • - . ..
IS dt teast 15yds. from the plaintiff's whiskey, King's warehouse as forged. In 'its!--ef *MN' sit *b... •ake
COSEentOr went mat aed left him in'the Shop. la ..,___.lite.,,. •••..
leard the crash. They felt no concussion, stamps on that plate were forged. 'I .. • • .., •:•. to • . '...1-I„tv,tioP duo .eat.
..... .
__
__.., e.lajaw . , apposittoodloristrah, at
Illt lc ordains It
t see that the plaintiff's vehicle was touched 'l'he evidence having closed on.befb aide"; '' . „.,„;,.. ~I,_ ____, _ . .__ .' ,___, IlPr°7lNewingtos). .obest *waive d'alaa shat gas
as noliet curet' the habit an
idan:'s coach.. There was, It oweter, no other Mr. Justice P.IRK summed it isynt the J oak* L'lL:b47477,Zig•'"ll.7fgaslase..ese d
toe. bal. thee came Weld obsirosdistedfor a pentyllsaliorawl
IL
ested by which the resident eonld have after deliberating for about.2o urinate* retain woos "'"""
, sitd'altUg :41 ostibostasabor tart Visifore al- bate, IL Yaid,,,,(as.,L,...;4lllll"cr_re",.__ ~°_,isitLithe .10511.12,
..tfirei
it by the means proved on the part of the dirt of guilty; but strongly recommended him Otology. wad In., The i. etweediti„Nuehde. sma dome d , W.."'" "' """""fw 'W*.ivr`i I.' IP' 4. OlieltArelly"
.te
in consequence of his potions very oseelkild obi. _. pis •k i " yoga) 4 p 4.. . - Amodethit. *MC' hslit a
were satisfied that the platntin Cited had ranter. • .. use p our ts ea .-Osokasboorisosdy. As dim era • ,- . • • *lmo • amia
• ' Il• es* Owego tie-
gratob woarfosnd se -* • .: Miry! halobtes- itbora .
~ : • • •• oe . . ,
.it, and, therefore found a verdict for him; Mr. Justice PARK told the Jnry that their • ° iit„.. .6,,
,to be estimated ant of Court. ' arreorbsrs it had Aldpiostalldliaisaga 41, twee* 4. - . +sitirsomigie .- . .s .
dation should be attended to; bat bethought . wt. .. • - • . . • z haderth
1 lataisoofJohn •• • a r.t.• .tr 50t...)it...e nog ~
RICHARDSON O. WOOLFA:. - the same time to inform them, that there wag ..-11"' - . MilliMfrffablllll4ll4 11.r* 4".. : afar : 441"*Weeilitirs ahem die
• The ptitosar,iii .
an action to recover the amount of 1001. indictment upon thetable agaiest Lis for ••I°' AP li, haulms, . 400r.batiots faint ." The cbil.
gland note had and received by the defend- fence. '• • k latitger .11 • . f,k ,kl• :. 14
1"11 .:, * - 4•'"'• - • desolora•ibip ' - info* .v. On their sr the
, :
TM .1 Ism* To'mt ti .. • ..: • - .• - moo 14.0
.
aintilf's nse. - '" . ' 'Mel (alias filiffer) Do ;24 . . th. 1601266- i, . •-• ...Poe -'
Amy won surklayas sob. disable" gaud
LITT and Dlr. D. F. JONES were 'for die '. etbe •
sent of nineteen • • - um' Which appiagfid tie • ' ' ' -11. -sliti-lkiihstO et god
• •mu swore Jestaitherssriosa bad bestistiNto los arissit
1 the COMMON SERGEANT and Dir. aw/roa der false pretences. o 1• "" 4 11, . ' ' l' • • • W 41110 ii, ! '• • A' . .
fidget. . . the yomargaiwt. t.; efillor 8144214... - inisossely onestionot tbirAttr teli*
- . The following is a summary of 1110,vitioneif+Is tut baps lamaii b,rtb. , a bit ~,,twkose . .
tiff was a woollen draper on Ludgate-Lill, summer of 1319, the prosecutor Rept is Morin'
--- --- -4,_. * **dart Mt itald.ikalf bees*, abaddamed, that he to
it IA „Ey
to shoo she belonged and' obese lie )444.
ndant, Benjamin Woolfe, was stated to be buildings, In the same house as ditirprisondic.s:unk datfmtarmaa' isrlitaliaiaulfr loprosteua Ostia* taltiog its • artlessly, with, her area rotted her little sister's
es man in St. Catberine's-lane. Tower-hill. Wanted employment. The prisoner. new 11 . 1•116 - ---`-;„ „I 5,„4„.,•,..„ ~/1 , neck; said her mother was dead, lint her father was an
st, the plaintiff had a bill of exchaage for•
prisoner told him that his uncle Cotogel IR' - Waif • Imote' veil ..._
_*,, •
7 igisisitsorprisoner. inetioneer as Lyon-striet, Lick's held,, and his pliceo•f
upon a house in liasinghall-street, and not at Bethom.green. bad formerly 'heeica #1 tha-g beaten, was in the city. Deice asked that 'be had to
George Iligga, to present it for payagrat. East India House, old he .offered to use htel . • .to ... . . say respecting the cotton, she replied, "I sii.l sot steal
st-• . • it, Sir, open me honour l did not ;did 4 Leci ?!. apgeal.
n received the money in bank-netts, and •obtain a situation for Clods in tioit Beta ••:le e %; Witoft ai nia 41$ 4.,. • • •
,ni was one for 1001. On his miens to the curds, as might tie strpoded. joyfilly rd. .• '6: • sag to her little sister.
pretended that he had. liven robbed of the probation of-.the proposal. The is ' r ...., ,•" # ' re....r ~ . Weg‘g. jooldiec !opt • When asked if she had ever doss changed. odd •Af
but the prosecutor not believing the story, stance. suggested that Curti. d terra ' •
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and his brother Richard to be apprehended of a messenger, but he afterwards Oa, '. • '''
' - .- ' twisting* 'lete' ' i 'MK Gracie Mirk • 011 - stealing a watch from o.lisurieiwas I did not do*
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They were tried at the Old Bailey, Co:evict- endeavour to obtain turd a clerk. , .***lns • • - : - • • - • • .i • The officer said be bad .ado mite& ,their. (rinds were
deoeed to be transported. In a few weeks .ll stiiiilalite:ar . 'le Wittilit; fkighir • reePeetahige 4.411111
mut of the month of July, dm prisoner ' ' theit,4o., .
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nviction, a ammo woman named dine Se• in practice a coarse. of deception- tot**. .- • : , gee
th whom Richard Biggs had cohabited, .drew 6 in his Several lailera' •, . -• • , ' ' ' - ' ki,,,'•to Is aressodest.do
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the prosecutor, anal gat% information, that holding high °Melee in the Indiao-Hoteask.- '4
,• ,rinli " 0. . - bll ire' a ''''•„ is o'clock ; Belt Ina" the. Betmetlihoient tide meemiemotateml a
taranillikpras in custody, he had sent liar begged. to use their inflame, in order to .bar
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_fr..- e'"'l( 4b d tribe), as- tending them too toopososlaol. Iv the in be ite•
note tine defendant's honor on the 6th of ti, a place in that altahrtahotard,. bros. Um
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red the officer to maks kaolin to their permits their
tt it changed ; limit she was accompanied by ter,,, ;tie), tees addressed to a sithuotter,• hit • • ::, 7.-3 lithe, bid dtsli, afti
ti named Watts, with whom- the riefeodaut reminded. him that " his Ismifg bad etas bibs "$,.,'".t Ile II lett eMeNdat : '.. I,
' anhart time .afterwards, an•eloierly agoutis natant
I be acquainted;- that the defendant anti when be was elected to his office.s-e- .V...
1 t*Tita Id • .(J, I sift.), *Assntini the nature Susan Mammas was hionght in, shagged. with Katie;
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iivtlittprai*Aw. egc•sw 4,41 stabola_quastity. of pOald stag fr,ein the skirriGor si
rered privately, when the 'former told her, 164 • . • o ras...-,- A,. ~ ...r: * * : •*. •,. "" v* ~ - - ... 4 - • aboiniessikroWlMPll*W-,sn lagotostioteassery.
s mil, a honk-Wart', asaW.givo-her so sot - .r•!-'0'' * . , .
r it; anti their slit Wadi 'tlesittoolestsnlie lanit-after,,,aid, .n . , ..,' enjor ohm, I. .. IS • 'Anil)' 1-• • led, end- of JeOrtb allowed he 'had re . The ,prisoner bad been observe.) to slip the pkii4 troof
nothing at all, and he %vial() keep the note I had been sent to the individuals tairkhatits f owned- ritited Ill; from .Willianst t obaribou it Was not for a board plated at the door of the complaimues OT,
tented to take what he offered, and that she dressed. Oa the 27th of July, 4211hit11g • tog told blibbeic Uri to is *tided astongd roar or live watch- an 4 want °li"tily toward' the EkPhaos *6'l ilowtir•
received 50 Over/4ra, with which she re- Curtis
that Lis business at the lOU* t ' • •.." 'AI sett eases. `"'' . • - ..." ' ' • .' . • She was permed, and .tls• property found at her feet,
chard Biggs. The girl. now told the same tied except the payment of the leper •,t .' ; • ad to
.....a."Oritiiktif Weis' pressed forward is odor to justify the which she had dropped from under her clothes spin
t consequence of the information she-gave, know the amoitnt of the fees, st 7' /Rat" 142. fmilitliqrsftin eittlfeheldethwthelittedato,erte lbe ground seeing no chalice of escape. She was filly eornotitted.
It was summoned to appear before the Lard them.'[ be could, On a hour, , • . . nee peen Of the edit bilitlesee of the prhoorie eendnet, and the i II LASIBITII-STREET.-11. was n few days back 'tat, ,
hen the °dicer' wend ham with the sum' dueed a Ohio of fees 3-41. ids. 2d. t'''' • - .6 thial illopnge they had all received from them. This the that a •••• wee shot whit" sttemPtiog a robbery at Site
All -him be• talist .appear before the Lord five potted a&h, with:hake prisoner add .to Mr. 'Alderman very prolgerly observed, only madettre • mat. dwell;ng-house of' - Chapman, Esq. at 11, erbass,
eteaediatelyysisij 01-surprise it is about dist Hodson, a clerk in the East India Hos peleanar tekivorse, for the more violent the. conduct of the and that he was in coast:queue lying at the bin-
polka noteff -The officer replied i n the made out the draught of a letter which Co and in prisoners, the greater was their offence, and the.greater thou Hospital. tatardav evening he was brought toils. is
and the defendant lidded, '. I know nothing the copy he enclosed a fire pound note, we direeted It by the impropriety of titeroaerre extorting teary to bush Office, a here be gave hills Name, Janes Littoral. lite
it." A goldsmith. named Smith, tesiding desire of the prisoner, rH. Hudson, En, Mast Indio. faun.r - r i i butler by whossaie was shut, and also his master attemi-