The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-03 00:00:00

POLICE.

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MANSION-HOUSE.
Yesterday a young female, named Mary Jane Dixon, about 23
years doge, wan/ought before Aldermen BRIDGES and Lucas.
She was evidently Ina state of the greatest exhaustion, was dressed
in Sir aiMltw.+and itse meanie in which she answered the first
__therm vpat la induced he Worthy Magistrates to base her
vonsovallibeellbe Mr e applicants are ordinarily placed,
and to give bat addsair.
Colliapasoistl that be was on duty early that morning, when he
found the young female sitting on the steps of a house in Charlotte-
plum EU had evidently been out in the rain during the whole of
the *iglu, and was in such a state of exhaustion, that she
easemlysive any account of herself. lie took her home, and
gave her some food and apparel.
In answer to the questions put to her. she now stated that she
was bow at Amiens, and educated in Dublin, where her family re.
sided, M No. 12, Marlborough-street, Great Britain-street. Her
father had been an Officer of the 32d regiment of foot, but cashiered
by a court-martial, in consequence of a blow given in a fray to a
brother officer. He died to 1011, and the CIICURIStIIDC4II of the
family after that event became very reduced. In the Course of last
year, her mother took her brother to Scotland, with the view of
getting him educated, and settled there. She bad some money
with her for the purchase of some goods of Scotch manufacture,
in order to carry on a small business in Dublin. They were both
lost in the Coast steam-vessel. The young sufferer, who had
previously held die situation of governess, deemed it advisable to
seek the aid of some persons in London ; she, however, only knew
the address of one lady. After her passage from Dublin, she
Came to town by the caravan, and arrived on Saturday. She then
discovered that the lady whose address she knew had left town nearly
two years. She bad not sufficient money to procure heraelfalg,
and bha was onopelled to wander about the streets. On the tr-
bill day else sought about, in the hope of meeting with nee. aorta
woo wens Atom* so h, until she became almost
Ilivirsd loud tbe benevolence of Mrs. Fry, she found oat his
rsiddaser, sod, addressed a lows to bet, stating her &punt:me&
comps ad ' ' winde lathe -

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, resioesee, Lila addressed a letter to her, stating her circumstances. trussistion, he went to Hilton, the man who sold his wife, and de- On the 23d ult at the Vicarage. :esteeming. sited EO, 1". Jane PT;
he is &hoof opinion that a nOtiCC is necessary.
She was compelled to
_wander in the streets, and sink amissional MMIIIiid the toll. Hilton then offered him 4d., but the witness re-
Air. HEALD—The question is a serious matter in every sense, rent on steps, from which she was constantly driven by the watch. piled he must have a shilling If. be took any thing, as it came Ash and Ridley. near Banford.
speLiost.daoufghter of the late Rev. John Pery, p.p., di years Rector of
and—
,nrow men, or other officers, who told her to seek admisaloa In another *mein die load of " things not specified in the Act." To this
The Vicc-CosxcEtton—Then let it come on te-1310 On the nth ult. at Itallyshannon nearrd. Caidlevrellan, Samuel rorniniaii
parish. When, on the following day, she applied at Mts. Fry's Hilysissiplisd, .. Why 44. I. the price (toll) qf a hog." He then meet el _wane; and was ono et thelitat-setsetird gassers from that tone.,
at the advsneed see of 111 ye .' Re enilsted la 1734, to the 33d Rs! •
morning, Mr. Heald.
residence, she was answered, "We can give you DO telief." She =Abe awl went away. Witness told Hilton he did not to the Royal Artillery, 1 which capacity he Served il4 Yee". li' hivi
was now in a state of the greatest misery t she bad pioittoith au wiablergtablefemoruhyimintothoselltohnitt.bookwlfe: but
whichif nwotithtoe received pay hem 'undo: three Rings is a relassitsitte elrcuntqamt ' .12.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fametr, JUSrE 2. her slender Stock of clothes to obtain food. She tried eisohaslo Sc- rant treold
sxd tree to the Lord Mayor on die Oa, before Yelleerdal. bit was pre. the follerillsi the amount of pension which he hes received crow Govetnineit,i......innti:
g...-" map igth. itz. mi.. mum. Load_ hit bet ditch as unfit tor service, is said to have been r;d3,-;,. vented Isythagowd. , She won so the Coolietor at *ins •,llPd .tea wok poldtely odd kis wife for Us." Ths AkOttratti than, reetoraretabitridemavavhh mental 4'la". 11114 "ut kis eYe'dgb; until
a '
mosli, STRACEY, ,AND FAUNTLEROI"S CO3f-
, Al ISSION. - , sought. admisaionfreot Awl Or tie
tea: litalberitmlonljtathire.4 Ow numbing several other witnesses. lasusd wrgrants for the
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