The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-10 00:00:00

SUPPOSED munnr.,:.

IN TERN.

An Inquisition wm held oa Friday, is the Coosieittre Ramo
of St. Thousaw*s Hospital. before TllollllllnarheoN, £.q. Co-
rnner. ea the body of Mr. John Jarvis. who came to IN death
ender the following most owelanehely rireemstaores.
Mr. William Ledger, Surgeon u( Haulmlowea's Hospital.
deposed, that the deceased was brought 111 tee Hospital as
day Wm 1 he appeared to be extremely ill at the time. It was
sawed to witness th-it she deemed had hero mtarked sad rob-
bed by two footpad.. Whom examined. nod Nos/ some in-
jury on his bark end abdomen. He paid every attention to she
eafeeteame mast. but the fever that am upon him when be aa.
brought at. the Hospital, increased im rurally, that he became
delirious, and he died a., Fndns. The loomed. were not of a
mature to produce death 3 ins death oat produced by the es..
Ismer of the freer. N ear.. formed that opieloo. nos °sly tram
she symptoms prior to Its death, but epos examioing the body
WIMP
Iresrhoura. of Cupshall•roort. who stated him-elf to he
she deceased's solicitor. ...id, that the deceased last arch merit
down In From, soratford to sake poemsios of some estate. ac.t
bad be.- scrod by trite, fre

Al a Iserson was "Whin in the field, neer Col.
s►tek, Nottingham. last week, he Incl. • cerise,
discover- )(four birds bins together. end frith every

_ , „ •-- `-'•" ". ••"•11• Mr. firirbount, rr Eupthall•coort. who dared hie-elf to he Asa lierson was er•lkiug in the field, neer Col.
wand for "the NISTITUTIOI4 ofthis UNITIGIng iiebcb, In GPO eller Ellie,' I eras, 1819 :-- Ow dreetwed's **Pester, /4.11, dap the deceived hot 'trek Olga vetch, Nottingham. lost week, he are..l. • turista! I
LICIT of SUFFNACC," which, if they did not oil. IN TERN. doom to Freer Strafford to take po4eroion of um, wrote., dim
Rialto, at least they were among the foremost to WIDDLgti.
may iiis.das "NOOX• bad be. recovered by winter.' tor Ina the Satordoy the dr. ' discovery of four birds lying together, and wish every
M. 3 erred And been brought bat in moo in o lorry b 4.1 •appears/44r of having been dead • considerable time.
adannio. They lace in the fem.( day coalesced with Pun.lay
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those is hose principles they pretend to abhor, for the T.n.s:tay
d t•d gist t' ea were motaatiees of this Wind.
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repress purpose of defeatitig the election of II pro. A ! It .14.itst. cassasma a he. if a„be said, pleb a sad on taking them home, they proved to be G egos a• .
tossed Radical Reformer fur the City of Westminster. Tnewloy ...... ....... 25 I Wedoragy
siiiimaiisies. They have been *wird, aid apt
The wooers said. be thought 13..hu01d revolter.
Their commie( has been Celle, shuffling, and hypo. Sir at 12 o'clock on the Ist, 3d, Bth, and 10th of The conooen•aid Owl tort. gown,. could alt be received b.... ii.epocted by many Gentleness, ass 4
criirsi to the last degree ; and thoogli Derellfre. Ms. at half after nine on the 131 b 15th 21:1 Ds "ide•ce• Row they canso into such a 'autogiro, sU ly log title. •
i :numerable were to be pot fotword in their behalf aud 22d of May. 2 I The Jory being*/ opleloo that the fever rowed Ms death,
marled a verdict-1)14d by she Viseattria dis
yet a
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LENT ,ISSiZEs.

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It I II (MON.

R. Coak set indicted for br•skinz iron the house
s“ J. Bernick. at Croydon, and stealing eighteen
1.. misfiles mnn►y.
't b• Prosecutor was a shop-keeper. On the 12th
a f rListemher last, Ira bad just arrived from market,
a• wig ruuntiog tome notes and silver into his till,
sr., Pt Prisoner 'weird his shop, and bought some
ortiVog artteles. 011 the same evening be made fast
ct: r:. d•t- •ad windows, and mired re rest. On
for folk wing morning, coming down snarl, he found

his shep half twee uttered, by ratting oot one of
tt... yeeels of the door, and a pane of gloss, when
the torpetrate,, by pelt's% his hand within the shop
4. pled the ale re-Itell with a pieta of brown paper,
stl then enboered the halts. His till, sontaininrg
*hoot 91. in notes, end 91. in diver, together with
seseral hills, %r. was carried away. Time former,
with the papers, was foiled ander a hedge the morn-
lug after, awl returned to him. The property was
" his little all."

J. Lorke said, the day after the robbery the Pri-
soner cvlle.l at a pablic.hoese. and sent fur him.—
lie found him drinking, ind boasting that he had
pl. nly of mosey. lie told witness that he had jest
left his place, weer Croydoe having gearrelled
with his erapinyer, but thanaGed he had saved a
little nonney. lie then exhibited sexeral notes, and
• iteantity of silver, and offered to treat the witness.
—rho) drank together for a short time, and upon
parting the Prisoner insisted open his acceptance of
some rum, in bottles, to take home, as a present far
his wife.
Sissnn raid, That en the night of the robbery.
he a.. the Prisoner mending opposite the hoes* of
the Promoter. Witness went sense distract and
seterned the same was, and again fermi hies nearly
In the same spot. !inn ring that h* lived • min-
sitletable distance off, se wondered what breeght hie
there, hot without enquiring the caste, he bid him
" good night." The Prismirr worked for a Mr.
Tate, and was paid about M. 61. par week ; and it
was unaccountable how he coeld have such a roan.
lily pr Amory.
J. Johnson, a raw nhroker in Croydon, said; that
en the 18th of July the Prisoner pledged a watch at
his house for 11. 34. On the tub of September (the
Paleaday following the robber)) he redeemed it, pay.
ing the whole of the principal and interest in silver.
The 01leer who took the Prisoner said, lie foetid

nothing in his possession be) nod 6d. its silver, •
depth-stir for a pair of boots, and a. piece of brown
• paper, *Lich, when compered with that staffed into
the bell, over the door, on the night of eh, robbery,
the torn parts of each inserted themselves most nee.
rattly.
Tie Prisoner made defence.
Mr. Justice PA as, in summing op, rsgeested the
• Jury It. weigh well the "ircutosiaoces of theme, and
if they thought their combination assented to proof
of guilt, In pronounce their verdict accordingly • and
• the Jury, without hesitation, declared hiss Gully—
Math.