... MURDEIR AT KIZENTI'lfi-I'oW~N. O %wilful mnurder of Elizabeth Dobbitns, at Mlih~~ neor! Keritifi-towri, ottI thle 4th day of Octohcr lad by fi betingm her brains out Withr a P61ker. f ja ob. jnsis depofed,-that, -le %N.rkats ti , tt' d wknt~s (If shle i-ja~lam she Waiter Compntly, and lie it milfleld-lasn , kentifhi.towvn. ['Iie dcedle~d 1 not wife, but hitd lived. wvith him twent y yeus, and ...

... S - COUT b-R -I-S as Ilearintg tf zAe 21st of Scptc;lber, 1811. fe Caufes are fometimes brought before the criminal R courts, founded on offetsces, which though lamentable ei and afflicting in their nature, are accompanied by fuch :t fingular abd oftcn comic circumftances, that the judges a themfelves are obliged to make large demands otl their di gravity, in order to preferve a fufficiency ...

... I ESCHARr or :.%TuDn vr. L-5f --R. ns, Oiai MIonday evening week, Ann Radforddaugliter of itn Mr. Radford, gardenfer, prefei red a charge of murdet of against a youni maian, Joln bard, a coal-carrier, with ble whom it'seehis she bad for a long while kept co mpany. mid TIe nian was appreheended, and art examination took tdy place before the magisirards-Ann Radford, a single sFix womiah;t ...