The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-07 00:00:00

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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NFL -
This day being the first day of Mighpsismos Tom the
Judge of this Coon attended the Lied Chaseelloes
Levee at Lincole's Inn -Hall, and Am,: me o'clock
took their seats on the Beach and preoswied to public
laatiime. As usual, reportserere delivered in and eet4
as to the state of the convict ships in the out•gerti,
whiehippeated to be fsvourahle. The priatiOla yin
9' the day was occupied by motions for new tittle, none
of which were of public Jetties,.
IN TIM 11.11171111 01 JADRO.
This watt a case which stchtd le the peremptory pa-
rer fefjudgment upon the defendant, who was reported
3b oestmapt by the Master, last Term, for baring prat-
• timid as en Attorney, no; being admitted, in the name of
. an Aitoreey of this Court, named Henry Thatkerey,
of Leeds, contrary to the provisions of. the Statute IS
4, c
tied. 11. e. 46. whereby he was subjected to be com-
mitted by the Court for any two not exceeding twelve
months.
• Mr. EZOINIDAM now prayed the judgment of tee
Coed:

• The de/saint appeared is person, sod prodeced • vo-
luminous body of affidavits, for the purpose of shewiog
eaweewhy be should not be committed, aid announced
to the Court, that if the ease weregane let*, it would oc
cupy an inconvenient portion of time, ind suggested
therifore that it wu a proper cue for a refireace to the
Nester.
BROUOiAM interposed, and said that the cue had
already been before the Buster, _ who had last Term re- I
ported that the defendant, areerdiag to the fasts submit- i
seal to him, came within the penalties of the staters. Tsi
eau fthe doe of the Court, however, and with's&
me flag to prejudice the &tendon on the Present Owe.'
skin, he proposed to call the attention of the Omit tlv`
eta most prominent facts contained in the °rights' alff-
davks against the defendant, who would thee have as
ri_pportnnity of giving a specific answer to those facts.
The gravemen of the charge against lb. defendant was,
that be badpractised in the name of se attorney aimed
Timekoray, to the town of Leeds, aid bad receind pro-
fits arising from such practice, out of wield' he allowed
Thackery (now struck off the roll of-attorneys), one
guise" per week. This fact had been established before
the master, by the defendant's account-book which-was I
kept in Mauro band-writing The account-books was not
now la Court, but could be produced on a future day.
when the defendant would have an opportunity of re-
moving from the minds of the Court, the impression
against him, which such a piece of evidence was bat too
well ealcalated to excite.
Upon this suggestion the case was ordered to stand
aver till to-morrow. .

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nor. 6.
The dodges came down to Westminster in procession,
as usosi.
The Court was occupied during tbe morels( is hear-
ing motions on bail of no public interest.
• Mr. Brown appeared loran Colin dress, ant took the
on:las as Warden of the Met.
PREROGATIVE COURT, Nam &

IN TVS GOODS OR WILLIAM MINN, DECIASRD.
On the modes did* Majesty's Advocate, lettere of
=Waterloo of all and alagrar reload!. err* ego-1
ads, and effects of this gentleman. lately deceased at
Parra., is the county of Carmarthen, were geared to,
the nominee of his Majesty.
(Our readers will remember that this ladivitbasl MSS*
ere of eccentric habits, and died very twastly, 'peruse-
. eat of Meagan' wealth, and leering so relatives hard
The Crown in consequence of his brassy; some
reeds to the whole.)
;trues ASAISST NIS MAJESTY'S MISCURATOR GUM
VAL.
• -In this case Mi. Ragan, the deceased, bad executed a
still, dated the 4th of May, 1819 ; against it a name
lad been entered is the usual form by his Majesty.;
Proctor ; and the same not having been removed, is
0-sequence of which probate cannot pass the seal 41,
tListoart, Mr. James Taylor arse! Mr. Mind, the two
executors named In the fnertMNINM, have instituted the
present proceeding, calling on the Court to permit the
will to be prom!. By reason of the bankruptcy of these
• parties, they sae lit forma parperie. As the depo-
s.hions in chief were not read in Court, the Judge
vanuncislg that be had perused them at chambers, and
as the argument amebae! is lot yet finished, we forbear
from any recapitulation of the facts in this case;
end shall at present state g lly, that the grounds
upon which the will is opposed on behalf of the Crown
are—the presumed incompetency and unsound mind of
tLe testator, at the time of its execution ; sad the im-
pelted t slue iallnence exercised 14 the parties proponent
• an obtaining it. The deceased appears to have amassed
• fortune of about 16,0001. and to have converted this
property in the year 1817, when he retired to the
into an annuity of between 1,0001. and 1,1001. •
sear. lie is suppos.d to have died po dof about
11.0901. in really and personalty. His death took place
in May, 1819. A copsfarrible mar of evidence has
lisse adduced of commercial and other letteri, and checks
la the Bank of England, in the hand writing of the de-
yeased, for the porpose of proving his mental capability
about the time of executing his last will and tea
ta:stiot. in the correspondence there are, however, other
• letters, which, to judge from the opening of his Majesty's
Advocate, it is intended to rely on, with a view of eats-
b•ishing •ease of meats! imbecility against the deceased
at that and former periods. The rider' went goner-
alLg to she* that the deceased was a man of festive and
liberal to, * baehere; so charms, sir read.
ing, when in Logsdon, mostly at the Horse' Tavern,
Doetors'-commons, and- always Warmly attached to the
too parties in ibis cause, who were his old and per-
sonal friends. The argument will be resumed next
e tort day. . .
f.Should the intestry of the decreed he established
lay the sentence of the kr'ourt. the Crown, there being se
relatives in existence dyable of taking the property in
distribution, will succeed is this case slao.j
LALRENcE, ATTonNEY Air Tllorlas, O. MAUD AND
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This case being called, • •
Sir JouN iStcurt. on Dr. Leshington's represent-
log that Dr. Swalsey's illness preventing him from at-
tending in Court, permitting 'vet to stand over till the
(earned Counsel's arrival. The court at the same thus
soggesred that the pleadings might• be very materially
aiiridgeri. This was an interest care and on retaia
points as to relationship to the dereasel), the parties Lad
been very properly
.put on proof, (flier degrees the
judge then recoptrulatell.) There a eri -.ethers into
which it was quite unnecessary in any event to go into
• ' evidence.
'DI. Aran, on behalf of Ilia Ilion, assented to the
suggestion of the Court.
Dr. LutiiiNt:TON bad no doubt it would meet the
toccurrenee of Dr. Swaim on his return to town.

IN THE GOOPS OE SARAH lIOND DECEASED.
The Klru s Anew-ATl...said that this WB9 a'ease, about
!thief' so much had told to public, which had
envied in so little. About a dozen eaceeis had been en-
tered oat the part of persona claiming to be relations to
the 4-erased. au tad maiden lily. who died in May
last, at Catularidir,4l h. near Hackney. Those ereeele
hod new hers scary one withdrawn. The King hart
been pleased to appoint the Solicitor-Oeneral as his
duwluce: end he, (the King's Advot.a•e) now prayed'

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that letters of admialstratios. So lbles night pass the
seal acosullogip. • „
Tha.Coart wade as order to that effect.
IThie property, which was originally stated at
IPA,M. and opts ards, does mot awned, two ars tasted,
',COOL
=ANNAN V. 91111.2.

Dr. Legitimises ealebiteanollneivallud so wpm thu
cart for as order data NNW beg, se which a labliri
analaing there worde—" I daire that this bog. w)
Its eaten's, be delivered to Mrs. Chapala." lad hemb
sized, in the hand writing of the deceased haslet
should be brought iato Court for the pollutes of bell 4
speed by the Registrar.
Mr J. Nicioa observed, that 'hailer deems kods
isilleved, been wade en former earasiose. The w
Ih .Mu. whether the word. on the label were Up&
t perhaps the Counsel os the other side dhl
not oldest ?
Dr. Jasken said, the beg might contain plate. el
might contain other articles g certainly, the whole gees.
don was, whether the writing appended to it was a tes-
tamentary description, but the piddle openings:
and exhibition of its mo meet
ult. mt cause an
feelings to the parties. •
It was then agreed that the seal ANN be tablas.'
privately in the prreeeee of Counsel 40 both sideadipill
the nature of the label considered aftrarailia. .
At Italf•patt three the Court rose.
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POLICE..

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MANSION-1101:11.—TRRAVIRPIT or PORTICOS IN 80.
Tarev Ser.—Mt. Hugh Maguire, of No. 8, Little St.
Martin'olane, applied to dm Loan Maros in the hope
of obtaining his Lordship's leterferesee with Govern-
ment in a case-of very gnat headship, allbetiag the li-'
berry of an unfortunate brother of Ida. who wee trans
ported in the rebellious period of 1798. for baring takes
partite the disloyal agitations is Ireland..
prom the statement of Mr. Maguluktewerred that
his brother, while in the mine ofedesedothW die law.
bed, when about 20 years of age. boos loelleevd itilltwisel
of the wild speculators in rebellimas to isin a sok*
&voided open the avowed basis of hoollik toes aloe
ing order of things in this connate': Illthent being
aware of the connquenen of effecting or of onemplinf
dismemberment of the empire, the neferteento yeour
man became a disciple of that band of seen • ati .Mark •I
able for their genius and misfortunes. who died le ea.
did from the desperate struggles stalest the state. The
part be took, however, mast have bem of little import-
awe, as upon being tried for high treason in Bontskil-
lea, in which town he was bora, be was. without henna.
doe, acquitted. Bat at that time, at least on that occa-
sion, a power was exercised in Ireland to which oven
that country, disorganised and distreseed as it bad since
been, was now a stranger. Soon after yeang Maguire 's
acquittal. he was apprehended. placed on board a traas-
port, and sent off to Botany Bay. His father, who was
at that period one of the most
.respectable shopkeepers
in &Digitate.. bad applied in vain for a knowledge of
the motives of those who had acted is ornmisitten to the
verdict of the jury, aid of the authority epos which
they bad dared to act se completely is the teeth of the
taw. The only satisfacties he received was the asset-
fosse that the tees of his sea', wee shinwas bet
we years. sal that the yonog man s Ifitourostil
to his fierily at the expiration of that flueliZ4rtitue
IdtWitellietod that pamobelent uldnefly t PtlsffffM..nwil
eteideal dot of felletiew2Etieu tle billiee
without elidlereated
bet it was heavy, sad he 664=44%00
be bead loWe pen eres preach. as
Mein, * slaw to IN eggleach. HII
ited
eat Mg . allike wBre lir' awe boo cos
sad ea his he bad theetlastly to how that'
his Andrea were nattered through the world oa to.
awes of the lailseretios of one.
The LORD MATO. hers observed, that the statemost.
a far as it went. proved that the vielatioa of the Imie. I
particularly a violation of so desperate a nature an .1011
heat described, was sere to extend beyond the cried
is its consequences. At the dreadful period alluded to,
Bonbon of families went to destreetion on email of
the folly and madness of individuals.
Mr. Maguire raid his poor brother had long been con-
viewed of the impropriety of his conduct. and is a letter
received some time ago by one of his family. attributed.
in the language of a broken heart, all the misfortunes
with which it bad pleased God to slim those who were
nearest to him, to his own bue impetaosity.
. Mr. Maguire then mated that hie brother bad written
to him froutently after the expiration of the seven years.
and In every letter assured him of his expectation of he-
lag seat back to his native cottony without delay. The
different Governors had. be intimated. pledged amai-
n-lees that be should either be soot km, sr ea& a free
settler—s privilege to which be became. entitled many
years before by his ineproachuble snidest in *dila*
meat as well as by the services he bad rendered-1)...d
the life of Governor King be bad received the Aniollet
promisee of a redemption from the captivity Mink lis
thou considered insupportable, and be bad no doebt of
the sincerity of that getitleman, to whoa he had hones:
considerable tiniencted as clerk. Ho had now, hew
ever, exceeded the term of Ma transportation 17=
sad by the force of habit become recouiled to
nation. ID fait his native cavalry presented oath a
Wash to one who who had been so long away. In the
death of relations and friends, end the general deutim
then that visited that motorman* Miami, that Oct*
looked for was the privilege Jest &verified. Oiler*
ittguarrie bad repeated the antimony lie hall -Peen till
long accustomed to receive, that 500 acres of laid
should be given to him, and left entirely at his disposal;
t " the promise was great. and the perfumes.. no-
- ig." ID despoil of owe beievasopsoved is his ear
all.doo, o; of ever seeing hie mother (to whew he was
very dear) or any other of his minims,. the last letter
lao wrote was filled with aelf-reptoaches. and the lOUs
of a bitter recollection of what be might have
contrasted with what be was. Mr. Maguire, who, '
)teti
much affected during part of this recital, observed. the
\obi no means presumed to attempt a jastilltation ef
.Me brother's conduct. Of the necessity of pursuing
those who meditated as attach span the constituted au-
thorities at the period of the disturbaneek, there meld
be ao doubt; even many who were mere deeply ems-
Weed In the transaction of 1798 than his brother. hod
long since acknowledged that fact without looking at the
tad picture of their children grewn into life without the
bensor 'alienations they might have naturally formed
tram hereditary respectability. His *bleat in making
this application to his Lordship was, that as his Lord-
'ship was well acquainted with Ireland, and bad long
been connected with one of the first buses there, he
might he led by the detail of so severe a case to inter-
free and rep the grievance in 'improper quarter.
• The Loan Alavos asked whether the. Maguire hod
rotated the necessary certificate; to which the lamer
1 answered that upon applying,by letter for-it he mailed
information that it had been transmitted to the genie.
ment.
His Lordship then ed Mr. Magoire that an un
plication to Sir. Capper, of the Home *rotary's office,
%%mild west with immediate attentioo, mid that the un-
fortunate Man whose case had been setainhedially stated
log his brother would oo doubt be done justice to.
',Mr. klagnire mid he wee aware of the linnianity of
ar, Clipper, but had no ides that an, application in that
owner would be encoded with the desired effect. 'As,
howiver, be had his Ijordship's ft-commendation to state
the grievance at the Secretary's oder, he should alga

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ise delay. He then very geobefolly rearmed thanks to
the Lord Mayokaisdle4 %ballistics room.
IhewerwfsbT.--0131kin.—Teerrrelay. .r. wet', w,
1i mg before Oita tone, Illaatraie. charged with
lesi latertwerremg nub Mary Ease Peruses,
lawfil fe E1i..6.ei8 b 411111141"..
Thit;asewed were. Meer Ass. Perna**. now *best 18
years of age, is time slanglitte. of a vesy imiestrioue sad
respectable old maple ; and in the seminer of lest year,
she begun* acquaisted with the primmer. and formed se
violent an attaebusest, that ell the persuasions sad threats
of her parents were of no avail, sad she ran away with
him, taking her wardrobe with her. The father and
leather bad eistleavoured in vile to bah her, when Mrs.
Parsons, passing one day through Resell-etre/ t.Covent•
garden. MA a WOONiil who had a !medic in her band. sad
• was wearing a shawl of her daughter's. She had her
and • man who was with bee brought to this offic_to (see
ISOW-street report is Tea STATIIIIIAN of the torus of
Sept. 1821), and the daughter and her paramour ewe
discovered.in consequence, end brought here also. Mr.
Parsons then stated as one of the teasels. he had for ob-
jecting to the priviner's marriage with his dans-4,er..
that he had received information that be had a wife liv-
ing. The prisoner was asked upon that oecatiott if it
was tree that he was already married, sad be solemnry
declared he was not. The girl was takes hose by het
mews, and was separated fqr a time from the prisoner,
but the Wilsey was sebselptently renewed, and on tit%
19th-of May last they were married' at. St. Ilargarefe.-
Weetmleeter.Witbie tire last few weeks It was diameter*
beyond a doubt that he had soother wife living. He hid,
it appeared. been a private midier, and while Kevin is
the army be became acquainted with a yeast women
named Elis. Morgan. and married her at Deventy. Re
deserted her about 3 years ago, sad she' having heard
' lately that be was discharged sod bad * pension, applied
' to two spoetiataidlt stopped fur bee midaterance and
the loaned wheel hi wee -holier Ma 1d is to 'Mm.
sod the letter by semi seeldent got late the bait/1'0(W
&mead wife's fattier. hir:Parsoas. whdirest for the trite
Mrs. Gibbet, immediately from.NottingEsen, where the
was residing.—The prisoner acknowledged we diehroad
Duke, the officers who apprehended hWpo. "of be bad'
been twice married.
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The two wives were present. aad seamed ti Willi"
each other in grief at the discovery of the 10'0i
prisoner. The first wife seemed scarcely aide to sag' set
herself. The second has Jost merited from bah Nose.
chement.
~pit... 01,F.
The prisoner seemed quite incliS2rant a boattitie6atedr,',
and laughed and winked at his first wife. ..17
He aas remanded to give time for a copylrg
register of the first marriage to be procured :frail,
sentry.
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Q1211SW•11Qt1•116. Yesterday. Mr. George IT:cg,E;el
green.grooer in the Broadway, Westminster, a
oa summons to neawri to an information, charging him
with " unlawfully exercising his ordinary calling oh the
Lord's Day."
Mr. Ws. Seymour, a sowstable of St. Margaret's ps:i
dab, deposed. that at half-peeteleven Alba ab en Sa 'I
morning, the 27th October, he saw several persons lb
and let of the defendant's Asp, the door of which'
open, bat the shatters were all wp. Ranh sachem* pleii,
epee es riming out brought away vegetables of vela
Mad or ether. He saw ova girl go !mut whom be treil
die dafoodaot deliver a best+ a mesa aaa bloyellei
tow. Whichsite carded over • . t.e est,
The Adieu* at first emended Alit bed etedeldil
snit, *tibia's glees ouby m the cob et*"
riskr which allowed Me N avto oldrilialltgodt
A
la. 44411 dreirilmereepemieig is lsbi tilliibst tt
tete et seminal at Leitrim tleves,lii tsii, Art i
pert. be Ito a Noe of es mach moral horemt_umi
for religiots mighty*/ his aolgibleret led tr aka
were le bir'staiteteally mod esdreirelowei ei
for owe elledid be the first to • agree to it. hot Id
as other 'bops were suffered to be open be mast do
same. or Me customers wotild go elsewhere where they
could get served, ad he Should entirety lose all Ms lea=
sines*. He thee proceeded to inveigh with notch bitter.
bees ageiust " Methodists and Meetingers," eh& we're
always meddling with other people's basins.. He had
himself, be served the o. of perish coostable.
and knew what their ddty was. They bad no busllttese
to enter hie shop, tad if any of them daredto Mee
there. be would break their beads with their sews
stave*.
The Magistrate enured him he was much mistake*
la his notions of the law on these matters, and advised
him not to let his feelings hurry him away into any
rashness of proceeding which he most afterwards los
awry for.
The defendant said they might do as they pleasedybee
lie would not pay any fine for each thing as he had bees
guilty of*:.
The Magistrate saidiese would perhaps think better et
the matter " ,he was - It was his ` ifsfilo!

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when cool. _ _ , duty t.
vlotill is the penalty of ss. and costs, and if be re-
foal to pay it, to commit him to prison.
Meni.noaouou-svazor.—RlOT.—ln csasetnence of a
representation at the Office by the respectable inhabit-
ants of Shepherd's MarINV aid fin'. wer.OraWly
made is the market by a rabble who sightly
there, and the depredations committed °pros property,
the whole of the oakum with plenty of assistance, rip;
. paired thither on Tuesday oveniagtit baring bees stn 1
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.?r jetiwoasf tiny Vase
ng whichwat.
be
burnt there.
aprte't
were assailed from the windows of. the b'
atones, bottles, &e. John Probat, a butcher, 4.
oat as • riogieadvr, inciting the mob to MIMI 7
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a was secured. It was represented tot . ,
, 4.1
Metathat the nightly assemblage of vagaboffsl7 .
las itiolorable. Probst was ordered to find hail' 7'„
.‘ Is
• .6 MOISSIPAITURT., .O t
, luniTairr TO LICINSID VIOTWILIARL
ffacksos,Offlke MONS° hal Bitt. Isualasitrost,
Gelds, was miosnoned for keeping her bowie epos
hours.
The Bow-street patrol proved they foetid ieressat." 1.4
the paslour, with Itiror in their glasses, about airventopii
.Bastes' WM, 12 o clock at night.
lin. Jackson admitted that persons wero'there: N 5
proved that the tap reels was cleared at" the yreglifi
her, and that the persons is libai'fidthonr woriiltipleolia
hi. tradesmen, and not yolsoleywittoseiseharriealschillisiar•
era; and that two of thews liadissows a condialimbla tits.
Miser, and, on their arrival, •casis there kir 'Wrath- '
seat. ' • . -, it
Mr. Bain Li. observed that this woe site sue of cos-
victim); ": • t• • ".,

The officer said, if this were remitted, thilimuumult-61.
ways be found an este** for parlour• cusses% esi it
would hew use for the officers to treubfe
sheet the parlour,

/b. Bait aa.—Nor is it our wieb that you aketald trou-
ble yourselves abut parlour custom, where it is so re-
spectable. The art of Parliament soy", " late hoarse*
Arad In deciding what late boars are, it leaves it to the
dieetetion of the blagi.trates, and in exercising that dl,.
eneekop they are aware that what are late bowels oust
el lbh Of persons, may not be late boors to another ; and
roblinsay be a late hour for a labourer, mae pot be
for a nobleman, Qf a person is a direntars.
Nell of-life. la adtaisisteriog the Law, they twee, bawd
ottoad it according to the imposes far which it wai
spade. The complaint was accordingly 4iveinand.,
The viriaity of the aims wet er0ui1e4,,411,40% with
jnerneyesea silk w s, ovations }boat the fate of
mei Dawsau, •wbo was brought before William Benoit,
bag. cliarged.with @lobes:lament.
Ii appeared that the prisoner was is the employ of,
Mr. Bourret, of Stewart-strait, Old Artillery 4rounil,

lit•mansfackirer. and reetilierlawary (raw his master
advalmar Pa divan* iri thater Ira& ilatt lineirild al a.
uwiag it. are I. hill naterrd k is titre anoraks % ha had
averted Ghost SOUL' is shit way to hie own we.
Ha was comatitswi Gr trial.

INARY INQUEST.
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dity rushy. ea isgalselea was tabu at the HAM.
Liu, Coppice-row, near Cketourell Wovilesees, es the
body of • male Infant Vied. fogad dead auke weepiches
alremestanare. '
Willful Mudewell, a width's'''. Helot at Pestoeville,
chimed, diet abut • gun." pest twelve o'clock on ilse.
day night. as he wu going hls regular rued. alone L'oyd't-
row. St. John-strret, it wee Mooe-light, he picked op I
born Paper Itilliel. widcb lay bevy' two stones close Iv
Hir wall ; it was tit! roved with a strip* ; I spelled it, sad
OWN it contained the body of • elate Infant child, gem
demi ; two geetlesmeeento wp at the. thee, sod they looted
it it; .It wu guise trash, sedstidnot appear to belong dead
there via blood issuing from the cos., sad there aopeseett
to live to be • *vete frame* cm the bead, ever the right
temple ; he bad no knowledge bow the body 'aye thee :
Mare was notblig rued it but th• paper ; he bed no rupi-
ah* of who the mother of the cited egad be ; he maid
that way several times before dialog the might. bat he del
pot see It; boiwooglel It teed left leaf tirmatett-beees..
l Qui 01. Abe gandelmal• who sou apteethe time Vibe Ism
tommus feud Abe pymel.el yawed. that she belly wbee feud
appeared epee Mei ; kappeued to beast of a fell grows
deo ebild. •
Here the &nowt* lid Yety qaeittleved Me Brown, the
beedle, It be had the 'body emindned by a surgeon, or if bp.
,
twos le attudeiveip to five his raider*?
• Mr. Brown slated, that be had the body brae& liemegm,
umetotons• le tho eaele.basee, when it wag examines bvi
pitclipmery Ka perish . ..state; bet that Mr. Spear
SOW to Mai, that from the very putrid state It was ie, It
Iftledltiaildieit to apes ft, as when the Inge wore he a
ettllittflellitei *add Soot oa water, and he coald ply, ao
Mere, 'bit weeds of violence appeared ea the mei: ;
tea merit stela; was tied, bet It appeared to have Wee due
by some ankfltal buds; he could give no mama* beton
the dory. sad eessaq gently his • tentleors was aseaseseary.
Len some oftbe Joey remarked. that the welehmen whe
Toned the body. stated, that It appeared quite freshould thee
*seta apposite *be resettle*: aid the thetteu's re-
poet was take thoustrary. The Coroner renleetal, that
dm waleilmalt'setvidence was not to be pat la cesestitha
rub deft of* veigalsr Surgeon. That the Wembley' *ld
beton** as far he wee able to jedge at glebe; aid that
Amps laimanstoied to beadle wow-born latalittediett ha
iled to ensweee Owe shill wu /metered, frovelsreaus Wag
thesitalloomead yea, of which a Sturgeon •suat be the
hele *Meg kW Peas dee circulative, of tie need stria/
YAW eleiroblldatel appear that it was the Manful of tie
Qllllleteuttipersoo to destroy it. If it was, they would
lieltellik ' id string titled, sad the child wield berg
tied *Ns% It might be the child a( some yen piper pto
e.„; _is" on the means of boryieg it ; or perhaps •
. ~
.. *Q.. tq without lithatioa to destroy It, bat
. .Ippp ;he yaw, thetie . was no erldesee We*
'011111• lbw. liareeimsalledumiliHmse end was isfiberat-
Higaetheir regale. '7 Mme minds made sup so ye.
Mew a vordied "`lreleaftlfillef MIMI the Coverer vesamtei

an they wen booed by ll* oaths utak* • view of the
Way ritivlelos hs Ibt*ldllindligenfr venni. Mr. Brews.
the Slid* west ibithelaidr. *kirk ley et the week-hosar
nettdbor; be returned with it la a little shim it was la small
white shell, he laid it or the table, the Jury steed rend
it. and the body was uncovered ; the appeasing of the eight
was that of a line healthy infant. sot. more Ibis 96 hours
dead. On muds* the skull, the Irritant was visible to
ovary body.; the aseel.string was elided ; and It looted is
If the bead Was dashiki against *ewe). Brown was spirt
questioned whether the paridt-sargeon saw or *tanned
the body, Or ordered him to report to the Jury that the body
was La seek a Mato of petrefactioe that it could set be open-
ed. Brews Mired to aline an oath the teeth of whet
he bad related morseling the surgeon's report. The Cen-
ser mad Jury Moen, emadeed tho body, cad wen aeri-
als' that the ASO arm sot long deed, Ifni then was to
painthetion.thgnavel-etrlog untied, and Wankel! fractured.
that the child nam Mardered, land that Mr. Spencer. the pa-
ria-mrgetto, bad toady a false report.
Mr. Bremer was seat fir, bet hen* helm et some, Mr.
Widtmere.amothor ~goys, was WIN for. who, after vita-
lly the Way. akelared it was spills fresh, aid met la a state
arsotabolies..imifrosene armament the ddid must have
hem ardend., Ike :Jury enissited for some Or, tad re-
tuned a miriSetet VS* Illerder aghast some perms or
parson saltinlim. lin body was them removed (10171 the
I room, and OM Jtrywiare debating on the conduct of Air.
Spenser, whoa Mr.. brown, the beadle, meminesd u the
Jury that Mr. Spencer had derived. Mr. Speseer entered
the room, Mr. Bone repeated before Mr. Spencer whi.t
be boil ernerfy Anted, and astral Mr. Spaseer If that
enteusesi.was came Mr. Speacer stated it was perfectly
sertectemad amending to what as &aired hie to state to the
Jury.
Jaryintila.—passime pretend to say, Olr that the body
Islam* a pstaWslioni. thabiteenast Iseemnalsoil ; that
• the Aril Is not builireill mad that the amoastriag was
tied/
r 116. Illielk#:"lddlteitlfAiliellbAllieris he see a pa.
trid state, that I meld fern eo opinion. The skull Is not
&sawed; add tits navel string was tied. flees an alterea-
tirta took place Weser Mr. Spencer and some of the Jun,
I when it was proposed that Mr. Spencer should take another
view of the body, lie did. and looting at the body, he
lifted ap his heeds sod eyes. sad deviated that he bad sot
sees that body before. •
111 a fact was, that when Mr. Spencer came so enrols,
the body at the workhouse, the body of a child that had died
,ip the workhouse, sod was then in a shell In the dead house,
had been brought to. Min le naiente.
Matters beteg this salctently explained, the Jan were
satisfied with Mr. Spencer's coaduet, aid apologised for this
Mistake.

Esther Brady.late bar-acid at the New Ilammenet, was
sot turned away, it appears, for any improper fimaiarities
between her aad say person in the house, but !or her fre-
queut quarrels with another girl la the bar. The robbery
was mot discovered till el days after her dismissal.

Os lasday lag, at alwehwood, the residency, of brr 6.
*IN till Js.i Souadors tiabriaht. Vast. M.P. Emily Salo-
dem.* wikof Proderick Friols. Esq.
Oa Sas Slat alt. at lioatislt-town, Susannah. the wife of
Mr. S. P#ee, Old ItltiNttitut. Doctors' Commons.
Oa"Wilattesdr.y. the OR Otto*, at the residelial Of her
see. Si, eholtroilo, Oattthony, at the ad-
vanced ago of g 4. o,lsut •so ,•••••
Ottillottday, the 91:11alag St Peckham, Brows Frooth,
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