American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-24
FROM AN ENGLISH PAPER.

Mr.. Dennis O'Dwyer. and Mrs Ellen Reagan, d
CUTIE Bat Savages christening, in cambridge street
Y In proof OF the beating, she exhibited black eve
IL scratched nqse, aswelled lip, demolished cap
and torn hair enough to stuff good large pincush
/ ion. Sand ypnr Honolulu persave,' said She ",ba
sthcy well nigh kelt and murther'd me-and if the,
chad quite, may be | wouldn't be here boherinp
4your Honour about the like OF 'em." "May BE-
snot," responded his worship; and he granted hi,
j warrant for the apprehension of Mr.. Bartholomew
SSavage and Mr.. Dennis O'Dwyer, and Mrs. FL.
I lien Regan.
In due time the officer returned with the partie.
I'm custody, and they came attended with twenty.
thtee Witnesses, all well prepared to tell his Hon
Four the right Of il. There was Mr.. Thady O'Fla
/ herty, and bis sisters cousin by the mothers de
tDennis Sullivan hat married Mr.. Thady O'Flaher
Nv mother last August was twelve months, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Toole, and three little
COLES, the craturs; and Mr.. and Mrs. Demody
I Town cousins 10 Mrs Ellen Regan, and the twu
Misses Foggertys, only six weeks from Ballyshan-
mon, county Donegal and Mr. Patrick O'Callag han.
sand his children, whose mother deceased from 'em
5at Donnaghadee and Mr. O'Donnaghue the
Epratur merchant, and many others of minor note.
Then Mrs. Judith Hays came forward. and hay
gng made three very handsome curt-'ses to the
! bench, she made her complaint over again prof3r.
5ma. She told how old Bat Savage determined to
3chrlsten young Bat Savage decently like The rest OF
ms children, and therefore invited herself and he
lu'e ot OF daughter TO be present at it. She told
lhow many ladies and gentlemen were there like
wise and hnw those who could NOT find room in the
illace Sat down, on the broad Of their backs in the
Passage. She told how the table in m ddle Of the
place was furnished with picked pork and praturs
'nd Deer and drop OF the craur for the ouldest Of
l'he ladies' aud how the pork and the praturs d
ne oeet tand the craturl plenished again audi
again repeatedly. She told how at length he cra,uf
tot The better Of most OF the ladies', and OF Mrs
Icnen keg4n IN particulars and how Mr.. Thadyl
- tiahery volunteered The use oil his legs to any
lady that couldn't go home on her own. She tol,
now several ladies availed themselves of Mr. Thady1
" flaherty gsllanry, and went home on the bac IA
1t him as comfortable could be and having tolds
al this, and much more she came at last at the at
tack upon herself! 1t appeared by this part of her
statement, hat Mrs. Ellen Regain conducted her
sell win such Imp oprley"i in regard Of be cratur"l
lhat is TO say or the g1h that She Mrs. Hayes wasi
quite scandased at her, and left the party in suchk
haste that she forgot her bonnet and shawl that she
DIS returned ior these thngs, and then Mrs
Ellen ReRan cast reflections upon her for finch
ing that sh4 asst the reflections back again uDone
winch Mrs Ellen Reagan, encouraged thereto byH
W.T. bartholomew Savage and Mr.. Dennis o.
Dwyer hew OF her like bad woman as she was
and bate her up and down till she rot back to herb
own place MIR. Bartholomew Savage and Mr.s
Dennis Dw}er aiding and assisting her therein, /
The whole time bad luck 'em
Mrs. Margaret Brady, the English wife 10 Mr.
Daniel Brady, from Portpatrick, substartated the5
"Aoie Of TINS statement, and then Mrs Ellen Repap
was called on for her defence but unfortunately
she had made so free with 'the cratur," before com
ing lhto court that Il again got the better OF her dis
Creton' and she manifested more disposition toi
n al 81,
aside and It was as much two stout officers could
90 to keep her from again rushing forward 10 the !
soul IN arms, and eager for the lray ~
! ne second defendant, Mr. Bartholomew Savage.
was now called upon TO speak. He was tall oldt
man. OF saturnIne aspect, and the father ofle Bat
whose christening led TO all this mischief. "You,5
worship, said he, ID lit OF truth there's i'll
i and having SO said, be held his peace,-taciturnf
10 FAULT
Not so the third defendant, Mr. Dennis O'Dwyer
,ie was young man, IN irieze Jacket with venti-f
la'ors at The elbows and he evidently considered
h'nseii as possessing the gl OF the CAB in superH
eminent degree. sis mesef 10 We spanking fora
'heht Judy Hays, your Honour 20 demanded he. III
5000 as ms friend Mr.. Savage had said his saw 4
ne magistrate told him he was ready TO hear&
his defence. - "e''
heh shall be after telling your honour tbef
whole sentiments OF me Minds said Mr.. D.nn;ss
Owyer' and his honour having admonished h,mE
10 40 !, IN as few words as possible, he procpeded
"fa'l, them your honour, meself was the oodta-s
.ner TO little Bat Savage, where the ro,O was vous
Nnow and the place was full beca.e Of it, and ,hes
woman made big noise in regard Of the cbris,en.E
''g ana the drop OF gin, your honour, and thet
cnnder squaled-that's little Bat and the res, III
en- your worship, nightly: 'and come along outs
" ~ says to Dan Sullivan, because of the philla 4
zoos your honour. BE the powers and | win y
says Dan Sullivan to me- at that same time. .ands
,ets go up to mother Powes,' says Dan Sulliyans
10 me again; 'Cadsbloodp says me elf 10 Dan Snl.s
''Va' so we WILL me jewell says out Of it, ssyss