The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-02-06 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH—TaussDAT.

There was no motion of public interest this day, the Court
baying been chiefly engaged on motions for new trials. which
stood over from last term. Mr. Hunt was in attendance to re-
ceive judgment ; but after waiting several hours,
The LORD Cuter JUSTICE intimated to him, through Mr.
Dealtry, that be would not be called up to day.

HATTON Gaines —Two young men, apprentices to Mr.
Rope, master butcher, Ray-street, Clerkenwell, were
brought up in custody of Limbrick, the officer, charged
with being connected with the resurrection men in stealing
two dead bodies out of the burying-ground of St. James's
Clerkeowell. •
Mr. Scott, the Church Warden, appeared for the prose-
cution.
It appeared from the evidence of Clayton, the sexton,
that the only passage to the burying-ground was through
Mr. Rope's slaughter-house, and that the keys of the gates
opening into the street and into the burying ground were
kept by the sexton, but as Mr. Rope's dwelling coassonni-
noted with the slaughter-house, he hitherto kept a padlock
..affixed.to the inner side of the outer gate. for the protedinn
of bis property, but which bus been missing for the last
&Might, daring which time the gate was only secured on
the inside by an iron book. On Tuesday evening last,
after leaving the burying-fround at halt-past five, and in
consequence of some suspicions communicated to him by
Davies, the constable, be proceeded to examine the ground,
previously to the watchman being fixed, when he found
that be could not put his key into the outer door, some
impediment being fixed in the lock. On applying at Mr.
Rope's dwelling-house, the prisoner Matthews was de-
capitated to open the gate, who made considerable delay,
sod then removed the obstacle to the key entering the lock.
On examining the ground, two bodies, a male and female,
were found to have been taken; and a shovel was seen near
eke grave, which Mr. Rope's son, who accompanied Clayton,
Identified as his. On their searching Mr. hope's premises,
in a stable adjoining the slaughter-house, the bodies were
found.
There did not sprar to be sufficiently strong evidence
against Nicola, but Matthews was ordered to find bail.
Jean Strait, a painter and glazier, was brought up in the
custody of the parish officers of St. Andrew's, Hatboro, charged
with having deserted his wife and three children, under the
basest circumstances. Mr. Carr, (the Overseer) stated, that
three 3 ears ago the prisoner, thew in comfortable circumstantial,
absconded without any asslgeeble melee, and, though they
bare since used every exertion for his apprehension, be eluded
' their vigilance, until Mr. Carr a few• days ago noticed so
advertisement which furnished a clue that led to his apprehen•
sios. On deserting his family his wife was obliged to go to
sacsice, and the children became chargeable to the parish.
• The expenses incurred had been very considerable ; two of
the children were apprenticed out, and the third was stilt ulth

Tile LATE TRAGICAL EVRIST,—JOSEPII NORMAN.--""
Since the cousnasssiou of the hot rid deed io this town, the
particulars of which were amply detailed in our lsq Num-
ber, several facts have come to our knowledge re•pecting
the suicide—fully warranting the ground of suspicion en-
tertained as to his dishonesty, and *hick leaves no douist
that he committed the act in a pnrosyisin of insanity, oc,.a-
sioned by remorse of conscience arid fear of detection. We
are happy to state, that after an interval of painfol
sm
prose to her relatives and friends, Mrs. Warren is nor/
pronounced out of danger, and that the servant, Frorrs
Towniog, is also in a fair way of recovery.—(faunion
Courier.)
A fellow who calls himself Adam Moore, has been il•sin;
business with much success, for the last few months. in sums
of the towns of the South, where he set up as a wee:maker.
He lately opened shop at Rathdou . e , in the county of
kenuy, and having got ten or twelve watches (among wino
was one gold one) to repair, be set them going in the middid
of Ilse night, sod went himself along with them, no doubt to
see if they want right. He speaks with an Englisli accnt,
but elated intathdowncy that be came from Cork. Ile tos
deers mped from different towns in the night in a similar moat.
After basing get several watches to repslr. He was lately
seen passing through Ahylaix, towards Moryborough.
supposed that he is now In this City.—(Disblio Post.)
flied, on Sunday evening, soddenly, at Barrow parson-
age, in the 214. th year of his age, the Rev. Mr. Ravvottbi
officiating Minister of that parish. He had delivered nu
excellent discourse from the pulpit that afternoon,
from his appearance was supposed to he ill before he cot•
eluded, and he found it necessary to stop at the 'owe et!
the Rector, the Rev. A. .Mainwarint, where lie
notwithstanding that every practicable as,istance was giieti
him.

MA RRJE.
On the 3d inst. at St. Alphage. Greenwkh D,
A. M., W. C. Taylor, Surer,
son of Lieat, Taylor, R. N., Greenwich Hospital, to Elizabeth second (loop-
ier o Kensington,i gsq-Deptford. _,. •Ase to
At J. HurnaU, Esq. of Emmanuel College. Csee"•-• '
Mary, only daughter of C. Dadham. D.D. E.R.S.
DIED. seed 69 gr.
On Fs Way, the 30th ult. in Klng•street, Covent Darden, ....- - ' Iv
James Anderson, nephew and copartner 0 the late Mr. Dickson, lin: "
brittd **two.
al Teesday, the 3d Inst., W. Dolby, Esq. of Park-place, Filldley-000300 1
Ilmlbeitd year of his age.
1 01 iIIop• 4 U i Instant, at Qilt•11.8 row, Pimlico, Robert Dunstone, Eel. gel
71sot
Juner7 23. Sir Hugh Smyth, Dart. of Rockier house, Wins,
)M/M% evert, Somerset.
A.Ountl.ie 2tst.
_al:, 7, years, the Rev. E. R. Keynes, A. M. late Aft
---- DI "'we'. itee et Ripe, Vicar of West Firle cum Deddinsham, le.
Prebendary of Selma. in the county of Sussex.
Jan. IS. at Ramsgate, aged 74 veers, Captain Bowles Mitt
chell, R.N.
Was the 114 surviving *Meer of these %ono accompanied Capain Cook
his.socond voyage reundthe world.

Loudon :Printed and Published at the Office, No. 497, Strand
by R. WARDELL, LL.D. Proprietor.

There was no motion of public interest this day, the Court ''''"••••" "•••• `"•""--•-- a- •
on having been chiefly engaged on motions for new trials, which of her property, and she bad
not seen him until aloe r e- ' '"••
The remains of the decease.d were on Wednesday inter
stood over from last term. Mr. Hunt was in attendant.e to re. ceived the intelligeuce of his second marriage. She had
red in his family vault, at urottol.
Ms cote(' judgment ; but after waiting several hours, never given him the least cause for such conduct. r
to The Lon n COMP J u strict intimated to him, through Mr. The prisoner, in hi% defence, said he had certainly left Tile LA T Eiftce.—JoSEPti NoRMAst
Dealtry, that he world not be called up to day. his wife from private reasons ; but he denied having inter- Since the TE
TRAGIC
the hot rid decd is this town, the
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ntr married with any other person. comission of
10 LONDON ADJOURNP.D SESSIONS.—THURSDAT. The brother denied this, and pledged himself to bring particulars of which were amply detailed in our laq Num-
ler, forward his sister to ac
tor the charge. her, several facts have come to our knowledge re•penting
--resse.—
an, The prisoner was accordingly remanded for farther exa_ the suicide—fully warranting the ground of suspicion en-
Elizabeth Summers, a pauper. was ordered by the Court titillation. tertained as to his dishonesty, and *hick leaves no dou'ut
to be comiiiitted till she could lind securities to h
ose the that he committed the act in a paroxyisin of insanity, CICi IL.
peace towards Mr. Althorp, a parish overseer, whose life Harrow Gall/CC—Two young men, apprentices to Mr. •
iba she had threatened, for slot allowing her the support she Rope, master
. butcher, Ray-street, ClerkenWell, were stoned by remorse of conscience arid fear of detection. ltre
. are happy to state, that after an interval of painfol su-
thought proper to demand. brought up in custody of Linibrick, the officer, charged
lge A Mr. Nathan was ordered to pay, forthwith, the sum of with being connected with the resurrection men in stealing prose to her relatives and frien•ls, Mrs. Warren kno
pronounced out of danger, and that the servant, Frores
two dead bodies out of the burying-ground of St. James's •
2401., his recognizance, and which he had forfeited by not cierkeasen. Towniog, is also in a fair way of recovery.—(Tountso
the appearing at the last Old Bailey Sessions, there to answer 1 id Scott, the Churchov ' Coareier.)
of the charge of an assault, committed by him upon his see- r. arden, appeared for the prose-
cution. onlbs, iii some
A fellow who calls himself Adam Moore, has been il.iiii;
business with much success, for the last few m
!red vast, the prosecutriz•
i to
lost It appeared from the evidence of Clayton, the sexton
Mr. M.Litt. motet], on the part of the defendant; that if that the only passage to the burying-ground was through
- He lately opened shop at Rathdow e , in the count}" of hil•
I of the towns of the South, where he set up as a watenuaar.
the Court thought lit they might discharge the forfeiture Mr. Rope's slaughter-house, and that the keys of the gates keenly, end having got teu or twelve watches (among wlidie.i
nu' of the recognitanees, on the defendant's paying all the sue opening into the street and into the burying ground were was one lo
ft. sad)
to repair, be set twin yoing in the mod d
the penses that the prosecutrix was at in attending, as also the* kept by the sexton, but as Mr. Rope's dwelling committal- of Ifse night.
he lisr gem .
~,
y the defendant could not find out the residence of the pt.- cased with the slaughter-house, he hitherto kept a padlock see if they went right. Het peaks with an Hug e .
sod went himself along with them, no doubt,tto
IS, secutrix in sufficient time to serve notice. •
nto- ••: ..affixed•to the loner side of the outer gate. for the protetekin
dee, mped from different towns in the nicht in a similar manna.
but *fated Mitathdowncy that he came from tort. tat cos
Alderman Lucas said, be had heard this case at elin of his property, but which bus been missing for the last
after basing get several moieties to repair. He wet lardy
sae ;
Mansion-!rouse and had followed it up. He found that the 6'l4'lol'lst, daring which time the gate was only secured on
chat
defendant had attempted to carry the case into the King's the inside by an Iron book. On Tuesday evening last, Post.)
seen passing through Ahylaix, towards Maryborough. Ills
supposed that he Is now in ttlis City—(Dublin Mem
v.
Bench, thinking that the prosecutrix could not, for want
roper after leaving the burying-ground at halt-past five, and in tried, on Sunday evening, suddenly, at Barrow Patio
of funds, appear in that Court, bat which the Lord Chief b in the °th• r of his age, the Rev. Mr. Rawortli,
rery consequence of some suspicions commontcated to him i age. -I+ year
and Justice would not allow, saying, that he considered it alivered ita
Davies, the constable, be proceeded to examine the group , officiating Minister of that parish. He had de
. 22, can that the Magistrates could properly decide upon.— P y into the
reviousl to the watchman being fixed, when he found
and The defendant knew well where be might have found the that be could not put his key into outer . door, some dare he cor•
from his appearance was supposed to be ill b
,e
0,
excellent discourse from the pulpit that afternoon, hut
rt in prosecutrix, and it was entirely neglect upon his part, impediment being fixed in the lock. On applying at Mr.
•••_._ The COURT, after considering the ease, said, they could Pe
Ito 's dwelling-house, the prisoner Matthews was de- lie ord.
the Rector, the Rev. A. .Mainwaring, where exi
the not deviate from the usual course; the amount of the re. -Vida" •
dto open the gate, who made considerable delay, eluded, and be found it necessary to step at the hou. i
notwithstanding that every practicable as•istance was gi•
.eli
cognizance should be paid forthwith. . sod then removed the obstacle to the key entering the lock. hiii_2:_____________________----•
The COURT then ordered all other cases of indictment On examining the ground, two bodies, a male and female, MARRIED.
any
and appeals to stand over till the next Old Bailey Sessions were found to have been taken; and a shovel was seen near On the 3d inst. at St. Alpbage. tireenwish, A. lit., W. C. Taylor. Surged,!,,
man Elizabeth second clau.s.
lirect and the Court was, at twelve o'clock, adjourned till the
' tbe grave, which Mr. Rope's son, who accompanied Claron, son of Limit Taylor, R. bi., Greenwich Hospital, to
Identified as his. On their searching Mr. rope's premises. Ur of T. kinsekelhatils. Esq-Deptford. _,, •,,e, 0
16th of this month. At Kensington, J. HurnaU, Esq. of Emmanuel College. Ea...r•-•
in a stable adjoining the slaughter-house, the bodies were marl. only slaughter of C. Bedlam nn. e.R.S.
an to The proceeding of Mr. Alderman Ainaley. in carrying found. DIED. ....1 69. gr.
puts on the business of the Court without the assistants of a There did not appear to be sufficiently strong evidence On Pi iday, the 30th ult. In Klngsereet, Covent Garden. sso-
_.
.• ow
James Anderson, nephew and copartner ot the law Mr. Dicklion, tcs
lay of law officer, is not, we find, without some precedents. An against Nicola, but Matthews was ordered to find bail. brated botanist.
Oe Tuesday, the 3d Inst., W. Daley
Instance of this occurred once at the Old Bailey, In the Mu Strait, a painter and glazier was brought up in the
, In Visits' year of his age. Eunstone. EM
inivo- mayoralty of Mr. Alderman Townsend. By some accident custody of the parish officers of andd' Hatboro, charge° U. the 4th Instant, at Qmea's row. Pimlico, Robert
mself the Judges were delayed, and his Lordship having woe with haring deserted his wife three children, under the 71, Wits oild 'f
iirect the chair, after observing that the Court were not Istwode basest circumstances. Mr. Carr, (the Overseer) stated, that Jam:int-1.23, Sir Hugh Smyth, Dart. of Rockier house, i ,
to wait till the Judges could make it convenient to aenssitt three 3 ears ago the prisoner, then in comfortable cireumstanom, Ashton resift, Somerset.
Ou the 2U tilt. ape 71 A AL Mr "IP
, the Rey. If. R. Rare°, /3".,61,,,,p,5cf
.. absconded without any assignable motive, and, though they
Awls+. ordered a prisoner to be put to the bar, proceeded with totdeacon sit Lewes. Reiter ot Ripe. Velar Of we" Fill° cuw
have since used every exertion for his apprehension, be eluded Prrbenclary or seisea in use county of Sussex. bell R.N. p„
sad ac- trial himself, and was in the act of summing op the etti• their vigilance, until Mr. Carr a few• days ago noticed an Jan. lb..at nannigaie, aged 74 rears, Captain Bowlesiltea i .4, cook 0,
Irina- deuce to the Jury when the Learned Judge entered the advertisement which furnished a clue that led to his apprehen• rim the 114 surrivhig akar of *those wno aces:milieu e C pkt
. Esq. of Park-place, Filldley-00031102
second voyage reund.the world.
ishe4, court, Their appearance, however, did not prevent sloe. On deserting his family his wife was obliged to go to 1 g —.
,e may his proceeding.. and he concluded: the case, and took the sarace, and the children became chargeable to the parish. Loudon •
be ge- verdict of the jury, Mr. %I tikes. u hen Lord Mayor, fre- The expenses incurred had been very considerable ; two of:Printed and Published at the Mice, No. 497, Strand
Fe age fluently exercised the privilege of trying prisoners. , the children were apprenticed out, and the third was stilt u ith
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