The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS,
SATURDAY, OCTONIIIR 27.
TIM KING 30A1IN• 111U112•11'..„
Mir care yes of a heirless description. The Defendant
Was Wined lee receiving *siker epos, henries it to have
bees Moire. It appears that she Is sfreft.wotuao,rho
keeps a basket at the career of Citillird•Otresit,Tottesham-
eoset-road. Sin had lodger. • littlitaliffid if tee years of
age to go is taw deb for apples to theilorillt of lc 9d. sad
thew peppled hee.lei steal • iiilmiesSitiOuptient from heir
Igavertleant wheels Abe pummel le.dbedarasi of eightdli
Sop. She retorted the idest ri toallosibild, sod restste
her realm her with bum- too, puelliSek Ste. to therm!
of three 'hilltop. • • •. al 9V.,11
Jsas Ismer Hie child, sehetunlollaillaybove ease folly.
She sawed to he as etwominsulfilitlielet ebild of bet age.
The mother of the arid wee, Woe Padeoed, who sire
she was sot atoll selosisted with the Perkier.
The ewaseues• was also prodeeif, who ideating
the spare or her property.
Cborimeorsios„the officer who apprebeuilled the Prisoner,
penal that she had court seed bawler p owned the spoon.
Theolekseeattompled to be 'et op war, MP Pm Street,
ihe inisettor, boil *got the child to thiPelibuer for the
purport of powsiog the "peon; led this alio lila to sonsia
by two etiterdiseket trousee, who said they were present
wheat tits ohild caw with • etesage to that effect from Hie,
child's tanker.
notary withhold resitariam, however, pellieeeeed a Ter.
diet 4170114 g. nenottin* impllkomest is the
Bear 114 C 411111111104 ow bread and water.
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The Passer reeroketed for 'remelting bbe,mtleer. Um.
Voledeedi proved QM' see gave ber two black eyes,..mo‘
so severe • troottrilitiiilbe breast, that she was blisters&
sod MO.
Ph, primmer put in • long written defence, acensiog his
saber of hs blind druuk, and falling op a;g=
stairs, bet Mead ening any tritnesn..-.19141".
drys imprisoning oo Weed and worm
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BOW-ITRZIT.
COFFEE SHOPS.
Ou Silently emoting James Norman, the keeper of •
coffee.stiop, is Wyek-sireet, appeared be: ore George Row.
hied Ilinelteil, P.sq. the Situieg Magistrate, to answer a
dome of • breach of the Lie Act of Parliameer‘prooli
for the nineties of such places, in which is a reerigas
of boors fur them opening.
The ADM aPlost the Defendant was for banal; his asp
open st fuer u'elock un Thursday neurniog, being betoent
Michaelmas mid Lady day.
Jobe Cox, • seafaring man of Margate, stated, that be,
errompenied by • kaiak at the otiose slated time went be.
the Orfesdont's slap sad gained admittance without Woo,
difficisliy, writ" he bail oos baste of soup, and tlashosis
had two basins, for which be paid one shilling; thstalkandlp
robbed him of "enrol ankles and then rau off, be puma
sod "reared her • she was taken to the walchboest, Sad Ili •
Friday she usdrweat an esamination at the above alley, „I
mot was enionsitted for trial. On Ills crositexamisailoe:
he admitted that he di.l not see the Defeadant there, but
was supplied with the soup by a man who acted as 7.1Z.4
dr
who attended ow Saturday evening, and frankly 'ools
all that bad lakes place as to the sale of the soup, &c.
An Attorney attended for the Defendant, and took "eve.
rat objections to the proceedings, contendiag that the sale
51 soap was wet within the meaning of the Act of Farb...
Met, sad nal coining under the meaning of" other Wisps.
eke." It was also observed that a.la mode beef-shop and
eating.howses that sold soup, who kept open at unlimited
Men, would be liable wider this Act of Parliament, if monp
ttowld be brought ruder the meaning of other Pigeon. The
Armory oleo contended lust no proof had been adduced
BM the Defendant was the proprietor, occupier, or agent
if the petition, but if soy offence against the Act by the
sole of soup had hero committed, it had been done by the
waiter, and against whom the charge ought to hare been
preferred.
The Magistrate overruled all the objections, sod cenokal
ed the Defendant in the penalty of 101. to which the altos.
net gore more* of his iniention to appeal, and produced two
Mil for list purpose, expressing himself confident of ,ne-
aps with his objection at the Sessions.
A maw of the muse of Hall, who stated himself to reside
to the Borough, sod another in the City-road, presented them.
mires at eight *Mock, as bail for Mr. Bloomfield, bat he
Iteing thee to the House of Correction, the Magistrate de.
distil waiting until he was brought from the'prisoa, rape.
Molly soder the circumstances of two strangers, living at so
greet • ulster-e, offering themselves as bail; be therefore
desired them to inn their raises, business, and address,
that hopity Might be made, and to attend agar' this
morning.
Os Friday errant Joiner Smolt and Robert Roedwell
were brought before the same Magistrate by Nesbitt, the
streetkerper of St. Clemeat Varies, and Smith, our of the
patrol, charged with collerting a great crowd of people in
Breitutoor.stret, so as to render it almost impassable with-
out great inconvenience. The conduct complained of was
that of elegies wogs, and holding dialogues of a sedi.
Otiose sail inflasinusiory nature. One of the publics.
his.. was prodeced ; it consisted of the mutt ion-
pelmet. sod disgusting ribaldry, and was issued from
the press "firma of the name of Cat oat, of Moomonib-
emir. Ituetorll had been in custody some time since on
• charge of leaviag robbed a gentleman of his watch.
The Prisoners were ordered to find bail.

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KILLED BY d BULL.
A melancholy accident happened at Deuby Grange on
Friday afternoon, the 12th instant. Timothy Cudworth,
cow-leech, a ma• much respected I. the line of his mo-
fission, went nnaceompanied by the farmer, or any of his
farming arrows, into a paddock at Denby Grange, to look
at a f ite bull: the animal had, helot, that period,
shirrs symptoms of dislike to the unfoetansie man, whom
be then attacked with the greatest fury : the walls of the
paddock being seven feet high, the pour fellow failed in his
endeavour to make his escape by IMC:41111 of the wall, and fell,
when be was so shockingly tossed and gored as to occasion
►is death, which sock place un Tuesday evening. The bull
was shut on Friday, and was sold by Mr. John Ness, al the
Kars Arms Inn, on Saturday, at nine o'clock, by the pound,
fur the benefit of the pour widow, wbo is now left destitute
of moppet t, wish sir belpleuthildres.—( York Chronicle.)
Late on- Monday night, or early on Tuesday
morning last, the premises of H. H•aFO•D, of
Down-place, Berk., Esq. were broken into and
robbed of sundry articles of wearing apparel and
• watch, with which the thieve' escaped undis-
covered.
One morning in last week, as the gamekeeper of
Sir THOMAS WHITE, Bart. of Walling Wells, was
looking out for poachers, he overtook ■ fellow with
a fowling-piece, and immediately *tilted him, but
in the scuffle, the ~oschrr retreated • few paces,
and discharged the piece, the contents of which
entered the gamekeeper's body, and lie expired
about eight o'clock last night, leaving • widow sod
five young children. We are happy to learn the
villain is in custody.
Yesterday tre'unight the parish church of Farnham
Royal, Bucks, which ha. been under a thorough
repair, and the body rebuilt, was re-opened fur
Divine Service, commencing with Alorning
Hymn by the children of the Free School.
Friday after the Dover mail-coach had changed
horses at Dartford, in parsing through the town it
Eroke down, in consequence of one of the wheels
breaking. The fOlteli was full of passengers, inside
•ud out, but, we are happy to say, they all escaped
injury•