The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN

Henry Dom the same age as the last witness. del)* a,
to the sane effect.
Three otter witmesses were called, who all deposed to
the same fact.
Mr. Serjeant Lacs replied, and the Learned Judge
(Dallas) left it for the Jury to say, whether any evidence
had been offered that the public had a right of road in
the field, previous to the lease which had bees granted
in nit, or if that were not the case, whether this road
had been sanctioned by the original lessor.
The Jury retired for half an hour, and returned aver
dice for the Piaimtilf; the Foreman saying that the
road had not been dedicated to the public prior to 1728;
nor had it over been done so by the Plaintiff since.

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One day at the beginning of this week. a nest of f
&Aged skylarks was taken near Lougliburongh. and
the piing eliirpers were carried to Mr. Adams's oft t .t
town, druggist, where every possible art was had
:Gorse to for the purpose of feeding them, hut all in
I fain, nothing would they eat. At length, however,
they were pet into a cage along with a fine cock canary
hied, which, in a little time began to nurture them as
its own ; and it is sow so much occupied in feeding
them—giving them water from its own beak and
performing other little parental offices for them, that
it has totally ceased im usual melodious notes, as if
they were incompatible with this new avocation.
OaSunday. as the Lincoln mail wan proceediar at
its most accelerated speed, a shaft horse fell near the
pillar on Lincoln heath, and was dragged a considera•
hie distance before the horses could be pulled up. It
got se greatly injured by this accident, that the curb-
tun deemed it adviseable to revers. the order of the
bones and put the leaders to: the pole. Time they
proeseded till the descent of Cross o'ClitTHill, when the
guard got off to put ne the drag. In drawing up, the
horses became restive, and u•rew over the mail roach.

whereby Mr. Maples, of Sleaford, got one or two ribs
broken ; other passengers ft runately escaped options
inlay ; but the horsiest received laceraloss and bruises
which it is feared will occasion their lose to their
owner.--(Dateower aezette.)
A nuke of an ordinary size was killed a few dare
ago. in tissefortb : when opened it bad a large full
grows rat in its belly, fell three times the thickens of
the snake itself, before swallowing it.--(lfkieekereis
Paper.)
SHUCKING MCR DEIS. —A poor man, lamed Patrick
Linalists, residing near the Castle of Carriesliee.
seem, Cork, with his wife, who was in an advanced
state of preg . were brutally murdered so the
124th inst —the firmer at a qsarry in which be nos
lit werk—the latter in her owe house. A man sawed
Maisel Cahill, a fellow labourer of Linehan's, and
who Is said to bare bad a quarrel with him • few days
before, has been apprehended on suspicion; be was
Assad with his shirt bloody in oereral places, portico.
lady os both sleeves. Cahill's father has also bees
takes.
The Blindness of Fortune is a teal reason why every
one should try for her favours. All the Lottery most 6/
drawn, To-morrow. and Bien is the favourite for dis-
tributing the 2of 20,00 W , which with all the other Ca.,
vitas most be draws os that day. The reason is rani.
sea, be sold Both the 2 of 20,010/.draws last Liao( last
Lottery.—His offices will range open till 12 o'clock to-
sight.
Wsayssa.--IFitio the exception of some raison Sun.
day morass., and soother slight *bower es Monday
evening, this week has bees ono of the most lair anti
brilliant we ewer enjoyed. The raise, based, that fell,
bare added to the radicalise at the ; for being
accompanied and followed by ;reseal beak they bare
psabed forward vegetatios with a rapidity which has
seldom bees surpassed. As *peel of the forwardness
of tbe esiimiejlispeke of it Roars es great peas, which,
ea dot Mt orMay, 1917, was tea shillings. Ads, en
Winder, tie 90th alt. only tea pence. They Mr
arra buss se cheap. withis ear recollection, at se early
a peeled. *seeps is the year 1794. The bay barns •
is In bated is tie aeighboarbeed of the metropolis; la
every pert of fandslose as with the most fa
wearable seconds of the crepe, set only of grass
ese,:st of kuits of every descriptlies. In ease parts
the thunder storms of last week did ownsidert
able ale;age. Tim Norm of Moaday se'osigbt appears
1 to hams messed the Wised diagemny, from Oloacestel
Wasik Bireidaglam, to York, sad is nosy parts of it•
porton, the liglstaug was fatal to iudividsals. The
uty of ran Wks this week is 075 of as inch.
Tbe-preeest has bees the warmest day this semen. Iv
the eked* tbe thermometer at oso o'clock was 79, sat
exposed to dm ssu 119.
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