The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-06 00:00:00

NUISANCES.

Yesterday Mr. Golding, the brewer, of Knightsbridge, was
convicted on the complaint of the Seirre)tor of the parish
of St. Clement Danes, fur 14 barrels being placed and re.
maiming a considerable time its Pickett-street, sew St. Cie.
nirset's Chorrh.sard

Henry Bult, the out-done clerk. who appeared to sewer
the charge. said, the penalty, which was 40s. and ss. foe the
removal of the barrels, would rill upon
Mr. Liston, a bricklayer, its the same parisb, was convict-
ed of lay mg rubbish in the public Street.

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Flizabeik !tidemark wax convicted as a rogue and gaga.
bond, and twilit need to oae wionth's iatiteisousinent, for bay-
ing papers relating to as illegal Lottery, or Little-Go, fated
in her possession.

✓awes Ridler was charged by Jobe Davis, • constable,
on suspicion of horse•slralmt, in the meanly of Surrey, and
where he suspected him to stand indicted for that offence.
He was committed fur hertism

William Lidston, • boy about thirteen years of age, an-
deroent another rxamiiiation, we a charge of &kitbag a
coach and horses from Richmond.

Ii appeared he drove ii to London laatSunday, and was
diacoveied will, them by the coachman, iss Bridge.at►eet,
Bisekfriars.

The Proprietor of the coach and ►omes attended, and
hinted to the %lagiatrates that it was nut hit wish to prose—
cute him, and the father of the buy attended, and stated that
he had got a situation fur him to go to the Cape of Good
Hope if he was discharged.
Mr. Beckett and Mr. Reereton, the sitting Magistrates,
after giving the boy a suitable admoustion, discharged him.
Upon their decision being proutonced, we never witnessed
more pure gratitude, and opontaneutis repentance; be is-
voluni•ry •ent dust.' on his hares to express his lbatiks.
He cried must severely, and at the use tim► there was
joy upon hip countenance, and when he ruse from his keels
he held oat his hand to the ostler from the Ring's Head pub.
hc.ho•se, at Richmond, who attended to prove that the
coach remained there four hours, and that the P►isoser drove
the coach, and that lir considered be belonged to the roach.
IMO. The Promisee also held out his ►and to the coachmso.
who said he slemill Imre am difficulty his forgiving him had
lie nut aspersed his character, by Whet his =Mee ha was-
drunk.

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