{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
Ont 10Th ult shoe maker fgood char
acter was brought before the magistrate at
Guildhali, London to be examined on u
charge OF theft. Just at the moment that
his case was about to be called, his wife, a
respectable young womanin her appearance,
and IN the last stage of pregnancy, who
had been waiting in deep anxiety during
the whole morning fell back from her seat,
and expired without groan or struggle.
The frantic agitation Of the husband, and
the shrcks OF some female relations who
were present, produced a most painful scene.
The prosecution was abandoned, and money
bestowed when it was found that the miser-
able man had "a family 'of six small chill
dren, whose distress had probably driven
! him to the act Of which he was accused.


Ircland.-This unhappy country is again
become the scene of crimes and contention


In Dublin as well as in other places, the sys-
tenn of combination is still extending itself,
and threatening to be productive of the most
fatal consequences. "Fresh instances OF
anarchy and murder" says the Dublin Pat
riot, "occur every day." and batting from
this exaggeraton little, and allowing that
such things occur only once in every week,
it surely is too frequent not to Justify alarm
The masters arc deferred by the threatnings
fthe men from employing other hands, fol