... 'fr.;et, on the 16th of Jaliauay. IY vdr2drar il stated, thait the prisoner wias a priiate id in the Gernan Legion, and the woman who was ti mtrderod, at-the time a shopkeeper, at St. Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet. Site had taken a walk to, el Broadstairs ...

... Cosirt-hlisoe, Waklitl l, befote tie follosing Magistrates,-Godfrey WMeiLtwOIth WetttwOrth, Fsq. in tile Chair 'Sir George Army- tage, Bart. J A. Ilusfelid, B. IDealtry, J. P. ley. wood, Win. Dawson, il. Stmcks, R. Walker, A. Farrir, snit - Myres, Esquires; ...

... stripped, her sex was discovered, and bv order of Captain 's Thonpson. a woman was fetcbed on ioaid wilh clothes for her; the greatest care seastaken of her, and site was landed at Blackswall in about a fort- night. She then wevit before the Queen, who ...

... agualt prouelaeced LI vocigot st-IhV1 q o t .I . 1 I EX8,VUTION OF Mns.SHVTTLEWORTHI, FOR aNontrose, Dee. 7.-This unba ppy woman, after le., ceicing a respite of one -month, o n erwest-tire awful sera- tence of the ?? tbis flay, on a gibbet erected in ...

... dollars, and about-seven pounds in half crowns and shillings, The prosecutrix waas an extremely infirm old woman, who was brought into Cdurt in an armi chair, and placed on the table witbi a person ton`attend her. From her indistinct and incoherent manner ...

... diately ?? vessel was put round, and every st t exertion made to save him, but without ?? ty uitkisiliuve. er Last week a poor woman got into one of the hi d plantations of R. Watt, REq. ott Bishop Burton, when pi she trod on the wire oh'a spring gun, which ...

... genileifan of great reepoctabili y, lMr. Bli, a mna of nohle hirlh, and connected vjlbl Ilhe highPst failnlies.- He wns in thle army ,bout the yenal 18i5, when he wavs first iftroduced to Mrs. Bligh. The dafendant, M31r. Wetlele^ipy, also is a lianl of noble ...

... however, in his regular and they :iable -life, which subjected him to censure: lie kepta nate mi stress. She was a young Dutch woman of 22, an officer's drol -: idow, vhlomnhe had known'formerly atAnivers. She was .1 of gaiety and health ; and her extreme ...

... been made by ltlie plaintiff. In addition o 3n, to the above, there was £7 rent due for the occupation of E his two acres of land, being a part of the eaid close, since r Ter' May last. Mr.I1-lolden stated the plaintiff's det ermination ter up to waive ...

... with the little boy. It does not appear that any suspicion lied then entered the mind of army one in the house, that poison lied been thle a cause, of, her, death ; land, before leaving his soni-in-law's, a he observed a cake and the remainder of a fruit ...

... finnd winch, nil liei, bet ,went tire road cand Sykes's tourne, ret uirrid fromo tire aie re intro tlte mriddle of time road. land there met Stie irrisonrer Jtiekori: they both wentS io a ?? iroprrsite, onit whittst goireg fii wvit- net e.s ierrdr thle wividrois ...

... Tho'o)ias ArundreZ, -agedd 17, was convisetcd of - ,. bredaking into tli& dwellihg-hcuse 'of a poor miserable-. e ' lookcing old woman, named Gay, hinthe parish of 3Strond, .Y and stealing therefrom an old looking-glass god an un-z 10'brella' (or rather part ...