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THE NEWSPAPER. 
candidate at an election who did not join the Orange 
Society, and adopted a resolution: | - ‘That a loyal and 
A + 1 1 
D arin, SO ran) 
‘happened, and that catastro ophe supposed to be the result of 
horrible miei by some one. In every palo case it w. bas pede 
sib nt people talking, and newspapers peptik, some 
I abstai 
paii connected with it. 
— 
h 
oF 
on, praying her to dismiss her 
pi mee address, mes was 
read to the meeting, des . Peel a the 
Ministers as | “ those aira servants, ‘ho are 
withho 
F 
a your protection 
the church S our mar tyred reformers, of which sear 
on is th temporal Seat and a. = sdti ary ad 
fen pea 
f 
part in APERO and left the wn, 
Lab. 
Assize INTELLIGENCE.—NogTHERN CIRCUIT, APPLEBY. 
Richard Simpson, charged with the ee: had his gms mother, 
was tried on Saturday, before Mr. Jus Cresswell. The 
prisoner, it will be sdi had Rien. couvatiited i in con- 
sequence of the death of his mother, she having died from the 
effects of dreadful blows inflicted by the prisoner’s band” He 
ha rmer, “ j d to attend the market d K = one 
dal. Was almost constantly in a state of drunken 
much n that delirium tremens, it was said, had affected ‘his 
mind t degree ey ch rendered him mcih My The 
ARE, kad he resided in thes same house ; Aes ihe return. 
co) ond ‘ti The and 1 nother 
= 
Ëa 
the prisone ong while previous, been in a state 
unsound mii; pak Sha oki yi ite nearing ag ene upon that 
und, returned a verdict of Acquittal on und orion nity. 
was Tried a e the norde f her 
he ia 
noticed ' in this Paper. The principal _— prams A wre 
that she had held her little child upon the fire for such a 
y 
fire, mother first exti inguished | 
the paa and then, n = Ao the other Genghis a child of 
h the livin upon re 
eleven, she had put g child the fire and 
held it there. For the tte it was t ond e 
the prisoner was shown to have been rendered in a eee 
from the habit of drinking, and had tre: ate a both 
much in 
really intentied to 
consistency in 5 ames f she re t the 
child to death. It suggested to the as being not all 
im eg od at she, in head fd placed the child in order to 
im 
ready been communicated 
to 
the oe at notion with some E 
that such means of “ counteractio: — be effi Pe 
Baron Rolfe coneu in = view, the jury, after a few 
minutes’ deliberation, returned a vardiet of Ac eng oln 
Gralam, of Gri rimsdale, farm , Was Tied the 
charge of having în = oe ber Tast wily rimi bese dath of 
his we at Kirkandrew, by'ai mixed 
faite ‘The! fac a of this e have 
this paper, on ore than a ocea- 
ot necessary to repeat them in detail. After 
wiiee had been examined, Mr. Basha Rolfe pro- 
sum up. He could not admit the = 
o the indictment. The arge 
t he, knowing cS. his Te wife 
medicine, or milk, or all of them 
m, 
i in- 
sidious manner. It uite clear from the evidence tbat the 
deceased had died from poison. The points would have to 
so ey w 
sider were, whether an opportunity and motive existed for 
the prisoner to commit the . Had the prisoner a 
tunity of rare aerg 
others ? 
wife’s famil 
& motive to exist, of admini iste ri 
death. The que 
be negatived on th 
va perfectly estab 
wed for the j jury g4 determine. as 
he thought hard t tgs 
that het w when and sed elo pies had not bee 
sy 
z 
5 
F 
a 
to fi 
upo 
have 
to 
the nia of abse 
Taino think Bt ty new 
thought it a da py tape ie 
that it is tobe: ssible 
are, placed apia to discharge an sens tant 
the life rie individu wh 
long ace to do ay o the publi 
one hand, vans DEON the sea, if innocent, 
I say I th ink that it is a dangerous do ctrine t 
that you Piem be paonon by pe judice or au 
= Kaka as 
; yo 
evidence ; 
did admi n, vs — oo of his Son 
your per pant: atively’ ed aii scharge of 
duty to the country, to say frank AS bur’ ie those circumstances 
ed in the eviden airly deduced from 
ght you hav 
7 nct from what you a a 
a true verdict accordir 
‘it that evidence dave “satisfy you that ‘the 
r this and s 
ar’ di in 
ng to the 
prisoner 
might have he ut o: y 
tice re allow ing that man to metor not fro 
t has n hea nd which he had a 
thing yo 
gon inj 
mce 
nt.” Afte 
ied o ut rahe 
finding a verdict of Not Guilty. ‘After this ver dict, a consulta- 
s held on the propriety of Drosecut ing the second charge 
f his father was 
s again 
ved a t Grimsdale, 
father, for some is 
— when John 
time becam rigs ger 
ca bat] ao is for “oe 
b 
to occupy it at Can 
wick bee: ame ber tenant, The prisoner from 
e house occupied by Beswick. 
a-year. 
other, a sma. 
Oe = geal he property wh 
pri fagan oe is 25 acres of land, and worth about 501, 
or 601. The health of — e 
like that of ae elderly man. He h 
His ae ss began on ihe we 
20th May 1: 
scarcely an hour before Jo went to 
cake es were “ma ide, 
ceased ! kent no no barabe a 
eee 
ody li 
o get some water 
piots er ‘the “house, aba 100 yards off, Eat the he: 
be 
eee 
vite bb ved in the hou: 
song t = idar ‘iter the ‘prisoner lefe the mogens hapi jia 
at 
hill | 5th inst., at 5, maii ia Reonts park. GEORGE 
Sq., 
and | 49—5th inst, 
Ha t 
eu and contentation of of all tithes, and whet he or 
fr rom time immemoriable had, and was us arp ome ave 
a the said yearly sum, a tenth of all tithes able things 
nthe manor. Bothissues were found for the defe: me cab 
——— 
31st ult., in Walke 
danel anan I — 
rere the Du 
rth 
BIRTHS.—On t 
the Site of, Lieut. Se 
F OPE J NE, 
MARRIAGES. —0n are 
RNEST, ter fi 
t Ham 
second son ae Ka: Chevalier s Bda Minis 
uri f Prussia in this to ELIZABETE, 
daughter of Samuel i 
Essex—īth i j 
Tunbridge, se Mr. Ald. Masters; of Canta 
ond s of 
CATH HARINE, eldest daughter pho late Li 
B Ho ou: heey fer 
Fu EL WREY, only aah er of the late Edwa 
Bourehier Wrey, Bsa. of the osc lig India Company's 
rvice, and c of the present baronet—23d ult ae 
Westminster, ISTR S WarLace, eldesi 
` , Esq., of Sussex-cottage, Park-vilage 
Regent’s -pa ark O CAROLINE, coer te daughter of William 
en of the i RER a 
J.S 
ate , Esq., of 
= “Bi lackteath—2d inst., at Bath, Vice’ Admiral Gra ; 
Ja LEY, age ed 77—4 Pir in re ; aged 4 t her resi 
ANNY, for 23 yea s the affec nd 
“Leadentall street —2ith walt at Le 
Rath aged 84, the Rev y Munnar, 
‘honda of Taghsaxon, Bioran of Poste, sand “for many yé 
s and effici cae of ie Foun — Hog 
acl 
f Portobello and 
t India Co CERREN 
‘late f the Eas 
tween the house and the well. Left zooa e the house Britren, Es 
she went ‘the ell. t out at t k doo 
left the door closed, but not fastened. Remained soine = 
away. She had a washing of clothes at the sooi of the gar- greatly r Spe 
den, and was a good while with them. Was 
the well, and at the hedge where the ficthes. were, that coin formerly an ba 
ing, both before and atter 120’clock. In Febru 
ng 
witness =a apesiaed were ill. Pueg were sick, a: 
at about 2 o’clock in the day 
had sin 
soner 
— 
ndy ery Poo 
was much like the linang they 
The 
of ti 
indicate ‘the Aelia gs of ars enic. s found i 
ar ood, = the liver, Had no > doubt age a death 
oy arsenic. Det 
oft rine Ne cakes whic whieh e ana e by Mrs. 
e subst. 
one iat 
E particles. haken por the 
ned, whose 
pect: 
he mstances respecting th 
agains st t the wee. ie he hadd 
magistrate that he 
ord 
be, that s not one 
ich the j jury pere satisfactorily tap hide rt 
that: the prime alleged had ejuryr 
rt fc 
en perpetrated. The 
| from the c or bps Bat less than a quarter of an eg 
| returned a verdicts ittal —NEWwCA LE,— Knight v. the Mar- 
| quis t y ‘aterford and o the 3.—This acti brought by the re 
wot f aio “ roe re this county, to re r under the 
he plaintiff w: 
bend which the defe ode ts iad felled to set out. The 
| dants pleaded they were never indebted Aa a had, it 
appear, been vey a in the Exche 
answer was 
equer by aintiff, and 
tin by the de fendants, Tx T whick the "detence set 
up — es te lands in the d api sed 
ma 
Forde the yea 
| or his as s, had fro m time eeraa in respect of th 
said nie jra sed to gx ve and repi out ve os = 
all titheable things arising within the The 
argued at great length in the e Eebe pory i ‘decree obtained 
in fayour of the plaintiff. was then carried to the House of 
Lords, and the decree was, it woul. seem, detai 
the parties should bring thei 
the chequ 
tadmitte ar ig SeS these, 
closely printed ea lio of s veral d 
sree ip 
prunes 
of the learned couns = a discus: 
f Limitations chord 7 Tenterden a “would pot ve 
It hg — tted for aintiff, that the 
aving been brou; 
he passing o oF the os 
E | oaiiy with the Tgp ne of the proviso in 
After a long argument, Mr. bya prye eld i 
st: 
Pilea x gowy erezh ed 
sta m rendered it ne EREA 
n the 3d section 
ual nts, wir = med 
States this pa; on f 4 pea an, 
the lord of the manor of Forde was an 
F3 n- | Fruit, 
would | &c. 
an | Library, High § ates 
of 1 and 
er seen the time being of ‘the pra 
Sto 
his oe 6, 
Tart, Esq., Re prudent B age st, 
Sidmouth, 'ROBERT Pocasi Esq., one of Her Majesty’ 6 G 
of the Privy Cham ber, formerly of Charlton ip 
h Shan De ~ 
, SON of C 
—Wanted a > SHOPMAN.—Di 
412, Strand 
~All Letters to be ve post-pai 
GEED TRADE. 
“baie Saag 
AC 
racter from the gentleman he is about to leave. 
take charge, w Dairy a -n Poultry, if required.—Direc 
the Office 
ried “Man, a 
nal the br: anche ok Sernin 
moe 
—A marii Man, aged 37, 
DEN ER.. i 
mily, who understands 2p -out seater > h 
Pine _ 
: to E 
see 
d Flower Garden ; also m a n 
aer undeniable. Fe 
NER anp Bale f- 
—Am 
etice in Toet 
general cultivation of culinary Frui 
and Greenhouse P! 
oaao lants.— Direct a 0 C.8 
hou 
Eases has ctio: 
oye 
sinew Post a _ ? Wandswé ‘orth. 
AS eae 
Man, aged 27, W 
nog his A 
„Vine ecin of S0 : 
ee plac 
No 
Mr. Spivey’s, Halling 
in 
ON, “Professor of "aca 
be employed iñ 
F term: 
Sub my referen 
Subjects, rate. H igh 
ven if required. 
will be given 
