The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-02 00:00:00

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LONDON,

" Ths Cease JFr aphisA HAM,

ESTATE WAN.
NVANTED to perch sae an Estati
441,00.1 a Year, with a good Fasefly.•
it, and distant front London between 40 and AO
Apply to Messrs. Patters and Co. Lb:mole'
London.

K l'ifell EN RANGES.
Ir HE Nobility. Gentry and the Flit
fully solicited to inspect JOREPIIIPCII
Floal Patent Stroup Kitchen Ranges, e
Cooking will heat di Hall or Statr—eas.
Ms Tuba. and dry clothes In a tannery.
sixty feet. The Patriot consists of a simple
tl:e holler. over wh:eli the oven Is Paced,
-leers itself, and heats the oven and boil
than any plan vet offered to the Public,
away wits the ho is rntai flow Vlach given
particularly in the entry ; the flown ire
vised famines, and may he bed whit the
only. The same patent N applied with the
to ship Stores.' Asti cooks with far more
ern any other plan yet discovered; and i
making from trl to SOO gallons of our.. fresh
WM", In Mc course Of one ley. The prineli
merlon every Tnesday and Frit% y from
No. Ith Long Acre.
N. 13. Resister end other Stoves, Fenders,
of the newest and most elegant patterns.

GRAND LAST DAY
riAniunr, irforms his Friend,' mg
11.../ the presort Lottery oda finish Drawl
13th AUGUST. when the

TWO PRIZES OF .1111,
And all the other PRIZYS aIUtIT
Tickets and Wire', wirrantcd eadrewn.
CAvermes fortunate ()Ikea. 19. Coennoct
roe e-staters; where he bold a areal portion
Prizcs is the IINt and late Lotteries. incledir
FIVE PRIZES OF !30.r
FIVE OF triLi

ODEINO GLASSES sail YUEN'
L 4 ral large SECOND HAND PLAT
sale, at Coster' and Son's Alanufactory,
gate-street, Within.—. Some of the larger s'
bly adapted for large dining-rooms and
rooms. A large assortment of rich finished
and Cheval frame-4, with New Massey; of se
brilliancy the prices reduced beyond all
Plate Glass for Windows. Carriages,
may also be ma.infactured as high as tat
by tin, or to.any given dimensions. '
Noblemen, Gentlemen,,Snrveyors, Propels,
and others, will And this Warehouse deserni:
'raw its extensive Variety of (-tee' lent Cabinet am
The ephoistery arrangements display some tsew
peeoliar nintoessstwl elegance. with the r
tare of ecoaoluy in the charge.
.1. C. and Son in particillar direct the
public to their newly invented
inr certain convenieores (especially esefi
ahich all effluvia is carefully pretested.

0.• A considerable assortment of Totjßey
all other Carpeting. oo Uri soopozottleiw

r111111,:* RUEST and CARAFES.
t R EIIOUSE in the WORLD,
110 USE. Regent-street, seven doors
Rooms. t.:orn•r of the Circus. Oxford-street..
anfaciories.KIDDERNIINS rEtt
eels, Venelian are' Kidderfrinster Carpel-
Gov erg. Counto•rpenes,Qullts. Red Ticks,
Green Raise. Scotch end Irish Linens, t.
width and qnslity; Divers. 7,smns, Long
and giver Table Linen, Printed Furniture,
ties. Settees and Jeans, Coloured 'Arsine
description, and Window I.lollands, de.
R. COLLINS and Co. can positively as,
only bleaufucturers In the Kingdom, that
articles at the MANUFACTURING PRICES.
opened the above Establishment. the sof
perienced from a generous Public, Is
fur which they return their grateful scluol
R. C. an ICo.inform their friends they e.
ply from their Manufactories weekly.
POSITIVCLY SOLD AT THE YANG CACTI
Turkey, Persian. Brussels, and Kiddermh
(sU Sizes) ready for laying down.
N. B. Carpets, de. cleaned, and the utmost
old Carpets lu exchange, at R. COLLINS
Nouns, Regent-street.

FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN TIII
WORMS are the cause of mat
thong, which vary so much in tl
may be mistaken by the most eminent phl
equally fatal to the constitutions of ad!
though the latter more extensively suffer
tire ravages. Their more usual symptom
the stomach, side and head, loss of appet,
said, and ernacialffd appearance in the Pat
ordinary efficacy of Ching's Patent Wort
such complaints. as well as obstructions it
every disorder where opening or ckansing ;
Is so universally known, and has been p
led fed by so many persons of distinction
ciety. that It Is unnecessary here to enlarge
virtues.

Sold In Boxes, at Is I id. and Ps. 9d. by
No. ♦. Cheapside, and 210, iterent-street,
terloo-piece. Edinburgh; 31. Sacksiile•street,
by the principle Medicine Venders throng).
Kingdom.

Hominem pagina watts sapti
Oar paye relates to man.-7
Just published, price be, in boards (Fit
THEdEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Mt
tary on the indiscretions arising frt.
In which the Causes, Ss anptems, and bane,
Veneree, Gonorrhcen, Shicture, Seminal '
fully developed ; Part 11. contains sot
Min Female Complaints. in particular
embraces Practical Observations on St
Abuse. and Mental irritation, with some
tions on vegetable and animal life • in Pal
cisys ittogroise of the preceding it
them in a familiar matinee, and the whr
Youth and Maturity of both Saves.
Consulting Surgeons, London.

Nltturs brAtis
Omnibus ^or dedit, P i quit' eognorerit

Since to all life fn ad of blii
114 freual application mats the ri
May be lied at •21.1. Paternoster-rot
$l, Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Sot
174, Fleet-street; Ht. West Smithfield ;
don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and
!rwich; Barratt and Duflield,lll
tol ; Hatt. Cambridge ; Headley, Leedt
sellers.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are
usual, everyday. at their house; and Pa,
are requested to describe minutely the c
mittanee for Advice and Medicine, will
•y part of the Wurld.—GOßS and
awns. No. 7. Jermyn-street, St. J
st:ett, Fleet-street, London.

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lIPIPEN fill is the riga sad irD.VErefied ea die Seepildr • PRTCIE SEVEN PENCE 1 p
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Do . COMMON COUNCIL. rendered himself, and expressed great sorrow for the
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,te from 1E3.000 in ; —.sow- issi•f Inuit. •
rallyißesittenee epos feelerday a Court of Commis Council was held at Mr. Law, his Compel, called witnesses on Lis be-
I and Rel miles. Plgislltill. . half, who gave bins an excellent ofiereeter for home- 1 •
Lineole's-inmeeld.. • The Adage Honer Committee delivered in a Report. i
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. is Petition to anAct of Parliament for the removal of Justice ..,
the Water Works at London Bridge, and for leave to Mr. retie summed in tie ease for the Jure,
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*c. !draw for their expen•esa, wlsieh was agreed to, and the and told them that if they believed that the death of
the dereatted was occasioned. merely by mci•eident, and i rook are respect- yid Art was referred to the Committee to be carried
la ea eCiallatn. • not from any improper condom of the prisoner..they .
'CRATER and Co.'s :I.
which, in addition to A Petition for an Improvement at the corner of Wet- were betted to find him lint guilty.
hell water in wash- ling-sir et and Queen-street, Cheapside, was presented, The Jury immediately foond the prisoner----Not t ~
~ &mat a distance of see refei red to the Improvement Counnittee to consider rap, • . •
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simple upright else la and report. .Y. ,
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ed, by that meatts'it The Tr he Committee delivered in a Report ill 'rella- —sess--- ' TORR.—TV/SDM JULY 30. -
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toiler moth quieter lion to the claim for 2s. 9J. in the pound, for the Tyellea .
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It, eornaletely doing r the Cora-offi w ee, is Tower-street, and of their tine Doc, Din. 7110111/18, V. ACKLAIL
Ives so teach bauble dettith the Vicar of the Parish (Allhallows Bark- This was a case of tedious pedigree, to frOVO that
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are made to slit al' lei), to accept the enetomary pa) meat in lieu' of such in American lady, Mrs. Thome., was an boiress at
the oven anti boiler ~.4 i'' !yin's, which was agreed to. i.w to Miss Harriett% who died at Hull its 1818. and . 1".
Me greatest success
the Gaol Expense CommuPtee presented a Report for tef• considerable property, without any tes:amentary ~.
are ease end less fuel
and ii.. the mete, et joint- a mon of methey to t.ascharge the debt due to the dispositl n. Mr Serjeant 11U1.0 OK stated the case,
fresh water fresco sea Bridge House. whirls was agreed to. which lie after•vcrds proved. Joseph Harrison hail
rineipte to be seam in , Thu Court con.i•iereal 4 Report from the Improvement
gene from York to America, and bees comptroller of •
s It tead o'clock, el Couistsittee, in relation to an Ltsprovetueut in Cowdenes •
which teas agreed in. the Customs at listston. 1775. P.-ter Harrison, his
den, Fire-irons, &e. A Report front 'he General Purposes Committee, re- youngest brother, followed hies to Ameeice, where hs 1
/dive to the refloat of the Bailiff of the Do:tote-la to call died, leaving four children, with Ali illed without jean-,
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a meeting of the inhabitants thereof, was read and or- •xrept Elul** whys merriest Mr.'Jaates Ls 'low, of
I'. ' tiered to lie upon the table. al.i,- fa marriage Mrs.`flietries was the only. surviving ~
insl the Paddle th The Loom Mayon neelered a vacancy in the sitnation child. Miss Ilarr'son, whose property was now he
ei„g ea -I uEduAy. f City Printer, by the death of Mr. FestnlCK, and it was
, spremlott, hed been the daughter uf J.seph Hirriion ;
referred to the City Lands Committee, to corsis.er ~.
a Coon *hat regulation' shoal,: b. aslopte.lin relation thereto. and Hone of the family or of their descendants being
'the Court, on the motion of Mr. Theme, resolved now allve.bat Mrs. Tbuuses, alio was clearly heiress at
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that appointment of Deputy „Seas Coal Meter, should law.
raw. are Selling atltl
lie in the Coal and Core Committee as herets,fole. Captain Acklam, Colonel Le Diane, T. W. Led-
senike. and 96. (U-
N:tribal' of the Ceptill leer, ronnsellor at law, of New York, Miss Breathier; . 1
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electing 'FL'aVRR.V. OP MR. JOIIN Emrdzr. daughter of Admiral Drees:ham, were examined.
0.000 •—en.---. Mr. Serjefant Iletbeca tten handed a rainiature , I ,
0.4t0 -..-11' Yesterday afternoon the ceremony of' removing the picture of Mary Frances Ledleer (Mrs. Thomas)-when
remains orthie celebrated actor, took place, when the a ehaid, which heti been in the possession of Miss
NIT . lIRESeen4 deepest egret seemed to prevail in the breasts of nom- a ' .
Harrison, observing, "My Larch I put its the lady
ATEe, are now on here of individuals of every class,
herself " . • I s
:tory. Off. Bishops- About three o'clock, a %ewe, followed by nee mourn- ,
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er sizes are ask:sirs• ing coaches drove up to the deceased's bowie, in Hyd Tite banisters looking eery ettrinesly at this pie- F
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,nd elegant drawing- street. Illetninsibnry. and ins short time after the colds lure, 4
shed Chimney. Pier* contaioing time. body was deposited in time hearse—it The Loan CIiISII Jusxtcx aniekssitheladyis mar-
jrisuirriarirorr coiner rianstd. bore the following inscription : ' tied, gentlemen "
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" Mr. John Emery, died July 26,1922, aged 45." ale. SCARLITT admitted that the.onty point on 1 1
a, &e.—This "Mete
~,, 1, .r.) lto In the monrning coaches. we observed the following
which
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an e he Could found an objection !Vide lady's brie/ i
—-Y inches, • letdividuel., viz Horatio, Robert, J I d salsalY
~ gmety. suns of the deceased, were in the first teach as sa'alit."- '
Toe Loan Cecme JI:NTICE directed the jury to fled
d'meeePrirafit:en:,rteTZ: chief mourners. In the second were hlessrs.JohnThosup-
sinetanitCheirWork. 'on, William Roes, Simeon Smith, Henry and Mr. Camas. a verdict f.r the plaiutilf, suirject to tbe opinion of the I
me sew speciosa.* Emery. Third, Mews. Thomas Clarke., Henry Gatlt•ine, C.,nrt as to the siiancy. Is wan surprising to find a
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e still greater advises Edward Smith, IVallark. anti Myers. Fourth, rate so clearly made out at sorb a distanceuf time sod
ii . Egerton, C. Taylor. Brandon, Cmapanan, and lace. . s
the attention of.jhe M-Cullock. Fitch, R. P.:baton, Esq. I'. Danlin, Esq. P
laad-ntaast, contain- Mr. Rouse, and Mr. Fannie. 1' •
fletten A Lt. —DRRADPUL AteIDRICT.—Os Wednesday it i i
Bilry.pisee, Dammeyer, lit haul to luralids) In The procession moved slowly on through Hyde-street,
afternoon, ',bout four o'clock. uI carpenter, of the same
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ury opiate, Soirhetut e
lackey Carpets ;a an d tee-stseet, Holltoro, and a.) 1.111 to St. A °drew's church- of ililhoroughs residing in lin isk'smourt, Watee- ...e lone, . ~, . .
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I**- . --""'"''''—nrea, CIVAP.jRg hotigoteelsill, Itrawas tucked aloutray the On the coffin being taken from the hearse, the melen- lode of a ih...kney.rlidriolt, the wheels- et which palmed
il' FURNISHING era alighted front the carriages, and were joined by' over hie body. • The cooelintan, who was evideutiv 1
1, Is as DENNARK- Messrs. Bartley, Callahan, Mountain, anti solo"' &ono lc-, drunk. appeared to take no notice whatever of the acts. 1
1 from the Argyll- men of the company at the Lyceum riwatt,., who fit- dent, but continued to drive oo furioody down the hill.
rent. cam! at their Ma- lowed in procession to the body f the Clmreh, preceded Hr was, however. stopped by a gentleman nn horseback, , -
LASGuIV.ForBrus- hy the Clergyman reeding part (tithe funeral Ceremony, and given in custody to Snow, the beadle of St. Martin's.,,
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tine, Drugeet.Table
Th: pews el the church were already oseenpied. and Cuslgate. 'the untrtrtunate sufferer, who appeared den-
:, Blankets. Flannels, ainongst the auditory we recognized the features of certainly hart, was recognised by wine of the eeigh.
libertines of every
many ancient actors, also attended to witness (Ilia Use bone., and conveyed, covered with blood, to'his house;
'one Cloths. Damaskr •
tare, Feraitere Hind- ceremony perfortnedover their I esperted brother. After and tile driver, wbo gave his name George Ewinos, mot
nos. Muelins of every the ceremony the procession moved toward. rite 'rink at hroneht up yesterday at this offiee before Mr. Alderman • - t
ca. &e. ike. the Holborn aide of the Church, where the body %VAS de- cost, the sitting blegi.trate, to answer for his conooct.
• assert they are the P°'•ifed- Mr. Hayes, a stock-broker it, Throgruorton.greet,
that retail the alms' The crowd was" great 'o'l particularly anxious, limit stated that liewas wining down Ludgate-hill with a friend. . •
:as. Since they have moth difficulty was cam's's! to make • passage ter the .. hen he saw the prieuner Aria ing his chariot down the bill. .
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ik Rapport they have ex- procession. On the (mirth beings placed in the emit?, the He cm as so ,trunk as to he scarcely able to sit *Avon his
teyond all precedent, procession returned its the same order to the noose to box, which occasioned hint Or... Hayes) to observe that
uowledgemeats. Hyde-street. 1 i
he feared some accident would never; and he had no
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cant:naeltavinga sup- 'The multitude were so anxious on the nerasi.n, 'l-',t sooner made the obsereation, time he saw a man I:floc:t-
-ater the gentlemen foruCtig di.• procession Ii el .:e..'ed rddown and the chariot pass over him. He. and Lis f
CTURINo PRICY'S, the vault, a rush was Made, Intlin a moment it was friend immediately ran to the spot, and assisted in rain. i .
dderminster carpets, nearly filled, in order to gain a view of the t•ut.ri. ing the Illin up. He appeared much hurt, and one of 1 t
his hands was dreadfully lacerated. He was. however.
(most value given for SURREY ASSIZES.—GCILDFORD, JULY 31. able to state where hr lined, and by the assistance of • . .
;a and Co. DRNMARK- some of time passengers was coil veyed lionm. Ile ap. - ,
--or— plied to Sir. Box, the eurgeon in Ludgate-street, and sue-
CIVIL SIDE. ceccied in procuring hie attendance.
FIE STOMACH, &C. DOE DEM. Pox V. roe. A certificate was read from Mr. Box, which stated •
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Tnia was an ejectment to recover the possession of that the nnfortunate man was consi.lerably injaited, so
any internal iullic. : I
their effects that they a freehold estate at Reigate, valued at 6001. per so- that Isis life could not be pronounced to be 1)!I i ~ioanger. • 1 "1,
phesiclans, and prove num. The object of the action was to establish the It Was also understood that one of his banes wa', ant
sdnits and children ; legitimacy of a young lady, named Eleanor D 'ogles much injured, that it would probably be lieeevary to i
er from thei destrue•4 •
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toms are fins pains in Fox, grand-slaughter of Mr. Fox, forme' ly a solicitor
Hea prteoner seemed fully sensible of his situatinn,
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'petite, and pale, lan. of Parliament street, Westminster, o:f•ering of a eine- end expressed kis sorrow and contra-ilia for the accident. •
Patient, The extra- destine marriage between Mr. Fox's eldest son and 3 but had trailing to offer in extenuation of his cum feet, 411 1 ,
form Lozenges in ail Miss Douglas, the daughter of a Mr. D.m,.,; la*, formerly lid was remanded for farther examination until the fate
ns in the bowels. and. 4
ing physic is required purser of the Royal George. The marriage in ours of the unfortunate sufferer shonld he ascertained.
__ a ut.no :o1:611-STRI:e:7.-11011PanY IN Putorrs-
en publicly acknow- tion was solemnized in 1795, an-I Miss Fax o Nlne Loft: . 1
'ellen and rank its so- in 1796. Upon the deals Of Mr. Fox, the grand- evneese—Yesterday irilliins lied, oho was charged
large on their peculiar fattier, obo died infest t!e, !reale:: a large personal on a Termer nay with robbing Mr. Wes• wood, silver- I
property. estimates! at 109,0101. Anse F.,x, the grated math and jeweller. of property to time atneunt of
by Butlers', Chemises t t
Set, Lon ton ; 20, %Va.' daughter, was acknowledged as the heir a' law of Mr. 171.1 C., coosistiag of jewellery sod money was again
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e-street, Dublin; and Jot.o Fox, who died greatly embsrrass.d, :and teas brought op.
broughout the United admitted to the possession of the mare in ques ion; 51r. Westwood stated that he went oat on Sonday If
but afterwards, in consequence of an ansnymons I.m• last, and on his return he missed six sovereigns, with .i
ter, insinuating her illegitlinacy, Mrs. Fox, the widow
,irW, Ilery and other property to the amount above .
smelt.
and grand-mether, who had taken out admi nistretion, rated.
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Vibe lessor of the plaintiff' was called npoa to es 'bus!: Geo. Dralte, of Nn. 2, Richmond-etreet, stated that
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her legitimacy. A cogent and irresla.'ble. heti.). of es,- he bad area at the pris.tner five OF six years, and that
-Medical Cotnmen-
lie saw him talking with three others at oue o't I tek,
. dence was now offered:completely Forint; to demon
r from Human Frailty.
ant•nd Effects of fates stration the legitimacy of Miss Fox. and the r-tbbery being :attempted over nignt created a
mil Weakness, &e. are Mr. Serjeant TADDT, on the part of the de:ea:dant, suspit ion, which he caturnanicated to another person
mane rerner'am on cer- expressed the perfect conviction of his client that there in the bow.% and also to the watchman, who after. 1
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sexual Debility, Self. was not the slightest doubt of the lessor of the plain. wards told him the house heel been robbed.
plaintiff was as,ord. I MaryDefnitcer, who lived opitnal.e sir. Wvstwood's
le interestingotiserva- ttlf's title, and a verdict for the
Part IV, is a Series of ingly recorded. house, corroborated the evidence of Make, and stated,
subjects, eepleining CROWN SIDE, I she saw the prisoder come out of Mr. Westwood's
hole 'thin-teed to the
Freed* Caudell was indicted for feloniously killing boa... and proceed up the .trees, but mould not pnsi-
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and slaying John Morris on the 231 of May, its the tively swear that be was the non. The prisoner was
parish of Christhrhureb. !matelot! in Culd Bath Fields Prison, when fire sove• 4
verit ati.--Ctatsiee. It appe tr. sl in evidence, that the.defendant, who is reigns and some silver were found on his person ; two
lies styptics, the brottier of a livery stable-keeper, bad borrowed a of the sovereigns Mr. lirestart•od so•tre to as being Lis '
rise. horse to take a ride Ott the day in question. Ai 30011 property, by a mark abseil he generally wade with a )1
row; 39, Poll-Mall; as he monnteti, the horse. which was voting and res. knife uu the edge. ' I'.
Om; et, Fleet-street; . ,
; 99. Cheapaide. Lon- • I broken in, ran • a • • 1,144 52.11004 1113 also charged on suspicion of assist-
its e, not having been pr •per y 4. a
I Co., Norwich; R. with him down illeehfriare.road. The prisoner not in: in the burglary.
path ; Sheppard, Reis being aisle to manage him, the horse ran against Cm Ferman. the Officer, stated, that he •lied the
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Is; and at all Rook- deceased, who was thrown :loon, ail in the fall Imp- prisoner's lodgings in Ilungerford-market, where he
1 to be consulted. an . ,
'atlenta In the Country
lured one of the large arteries near the heart. and ex- tonna! several impleuctnts for housebreaking, together
case, enclosing u re- 'tired. It appenre.l dolt the prisoner, (ieding hitoseif with a lantern and phosphorous box. No one could ~
drh can he forwarded unable to corm-Ail the 11..rmr. called ant to peopae to positively swear to the prisoner as being either of the
ad Co. All. R. C. Sur.
keep clear, lint the deceased not being spiel( essouZli, men 11.1.11 I.n Sunday.' lie was remanded with Red-
t's ; and , Reniverie.•
the acs•ideut happened. The primmer Voluntarily Mt• t;ing till Thursday next. ..
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