The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-04 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER

Ertlliatia Tuesday nighi;between
nine and ten o'clock, the Bunch of Grzurdtshlic•h3use•
in White's-yard, Rosemary-lane, was of property
to a considerable *mown. • The landlord, Mr.(.rawley,
while engaaeil in his husiness,having been informed that
some suspicious looking fellows, one of whom carried a
ladder, had been lurking for some time behind his house,,
he consequently went out into the yard, when he saw the
window of his bed-room on the first floor disown open,
and a mail standing inside, who held a light in his hand
which issued front a dark bittern. Having raised a cry
of murder I - thieves I robbers, robbers I" the man
jomped out at the window, and on his attempting to se-
core him, the ruffian knocked hint down, and five or six
of his accomplices, who appeared to be on the watch,
instantly cause up and heat hint severely; they all suc-
ceeded in escaping. On exa • • g the apartment, it
was discovered that a k had been broken open, and
robbed of about 701. in cash, end a silver watch. In-
formation was itistatitly given to the 'silicas attached to
1 Lambe' It-creel Police-office, who proceeded in search of
I the robbers, and in less than half an hour they succeeded
in apprehending six notorious characters, who were
brought up on IVednesdae, and underwent a lona exa-
nutiattott at the Wier, when they gate their names as
follows :—Fraticis Purdy, Edward Wilson, M. Walker,
W. M. 11 tlluams, and W. and Joseph Corhet, brothers.
Mr. Crawley itlehtilied William Corbet as the person
won j pest nut of the window, and the rest were re-
cognised 55 hang on the premises when the rubbery was
discovered. Purdy was sworn to be tilt person who car-
ried the ladder, by winch access w.. 3 gained to the wont.
The prisoners were all committed.
Mare. et', at Kisaresbo gh, Mr. Albertini, of York,
teacher of languages, to Muss Anti Cant, of Kisaresbo-
rough. Soon after c.letustity, the harmony of the wed.
ding-slay was considerably iiiterrupted by the appearance
pf a gentleman, who stated that the tridegroom had
another wife, who wa.s dieing in Ih,Glin, uncertain of
the residence of her hushatitl. The solicitations of the
lady's friends, however, proved unavailing to separate
her front her husband, and they i ttttt le-Mandy set 4* to.
'licher in a chaise for York. A very handsome dinner,
*illicit had been provided at the Crown Inn, was left
untasteti, the whole of the wedding party having sepa-
rated at this miexpected dennuentero.
Ills° RACETUL Or CRAGE.--0.1 Tuesday afterlifein,
as the totter d procession of Wm lowood, an old fisher.
mail) of Lambeth, was moving towards Linibuh church.
yard, it had not proceeded far before smite scoundrels
begat, to insult Mr. Seager, the undertaker, by callina
hint" Body-snatcher," and 'Alter vile name s, and rushed
amongst the mourners and dispersed divan in all three.
tions. The pall that covered the corpse was loaded with
filch, amid th +mummers were smothered in mud. On the
funeral procession arriving-at the church-yard, the gates
were opened to receive it, and were immediately, though
with great difficulty, closed. However, notwithstanding
tins Fee:statism, some of the most daring of the rioters
scaled the wails of the church-yard, and encouraged
others to follow their example, by which means a consi-
derable her g tined an entraisee, abut cotnnenced in-
metro pting the inletatent, by yells and other noises. The
Minister was oblized to stop twoor three times whilst lie
W 35 reading the buses-al service. The mourners on their
return from the ground were again assailed with
and their scarfs, hatbands, &c. completely slanted. Se-
veral of the ringleaders are known, and on Wetlitemlay
Mr. Seager represented the case to the magistrates at
Union-hall, who immediately granted warrants for the
a pprehers:fl,l or the -,dlians.