DEATH OF JOSH HUDSON.-An ...
DEATH OF JOSH HuDsoN.-An account yesterday morning reached town announcing the death of this fighter. Thc event is said to have taken place on Wednesdav norning.-Evening vpapr. The banik of Messrs Oldaker, Tomes, and Cliattaway, at Statford-upon-Avoti, was broken open on the night of Mionday last and robbed of a large numberof otheir local notes of 1., da., anI 101., besdes a considerable amount in sovereigns, Lank of England notea, and notes of other banks. They have published handbillqs, cautioning tie public hgaise taking any of their notes tor the pre- sent, at.nd have ofered arteward of 5001 for the apprehension and An order Ias been received by Mr. Jamee Russell, the Under Sheriff for York, for the execution of MoTris Cantield ,and hlichael White, who were tried and convicted on the 10th of Au- gust last, at our arsizes, ofa bur 1ary, attended withvery aggravating circumst%nces, Oar readers will, recollect that they had broken into the-house of Edward Ellis, the keeper of the Newton toll-bar, on the road from Leeds to WVakefield, on the night of the 8th of AMarch, and severelyr beaten the gate-keeFer and hlis wife, both aged persons: after which they tool away the mnoney that wras found In the till. Their counsel, Wr. Alexander, took a legal objection to. the indtct- m2ent CQAtendinF that the ownership of the property stolen was in Alr. Ward, who leased tile tolls, and not in the prosecutor, and that It ouFht to have been 6o laid. OIr. Daron Mtllock .was of a ontrary opimon; ;but the point v4ag reserved for the considerallon o4f the Jdges, and the prisoners were reprieved to the 30tli of the present .onti. Their case was duly considered, and as the otber audgek agree in Opinion *ith:the learned Baron. they willtaffev the awful tentence of 4t lwon Tuesday next.-1uU Packet.