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London, England, 1831-12-30 00:00:00

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It appeared that when the prisoner was taken t°
the police station and charged with stealing tbe,
child, a light-coloured shawl was taken from he'
neck by Mrs. Dumphy, her landlady, who claimed 11'
Some of the witnesses subsequently brought forw3",:
who had seen her carrying the child, described he'
as having worn such a shawl.
James Hanley, the Worship-street officer, to!
produced the shawl, which he had received from tbt
witness Dumphy.
Mr. Dixon, the superintendent of police, WI
stated that he had no further evidence to product,
Mr. TWYFORD told the prisoner that she
not be again brought before him, as the evidence
was closed, and it became his duty to commit her
to Newgate for trial. He asked if she wished t°
say any thing before he committed her.
The prisoner rose and attempted to speak, 11
her voice faultered, and she burst into tears, sr',
sunk back into her seat without making any refill
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The Magistrate asked if she was aware that s`'
was now about to be committed to take her trial
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the charge of murder ?—The prisoner, who hi
covered her face and was weeping, made no reel
but the question being repeated to her by an officefr
she answered, scarcely audibly, in the affirmative.
Mr. TWYFORD said, he supposed she would te •
serve any thing she might have to offer in defence
until her trial ?—She said, " Yes, she had no viiill
to say any thing at present." • I,
She was then fully committed to Newgate for tr's
George Bradley, Louisa Covington, and Sara(
Skinner, who had been apprehended on suspicion °
having murdered some person or persons unknooll'
at a house which they had recently taken in Seveele,
place, Bethnal-green, have since been several tittle
examined before the Magistrate, Mr. BoouGteroS•o
The prisoners, it will be remembered, had bee
apprehended upon the information of Mrs. Smitho,;
widow, who occupied the next house to them, No.
She deposed to having on more than one ()cosi° I
heard noises in the house occupied by the prisoner.'
which induced her to believe that females wee
" Barked" there, and on the Wednesday night be,
fore the prisoners were taken she heard faint but d's4°.
tinct cries of murder in a female voice, and folloveo
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by the voice of a man, who said to another " 11°4
the —,•hold her," after which all remained ';
for several hours, when she and her niece heard
box corded in the same room, and saw it carne]
away across the'fields by George Bradley, foliage
by three men and the two female prisoners. .1
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prisoners on their part denied that such exclanl.,
dons us described by Mrs. Smith had been uttereuet
but said that on one of the occasions which 5
spoke of, the brother and sister were romping, °el..,
on the other there was a quarrel amongst thetni
They all declared that the boxes spoken of by 111"
Smith and her niece existed only in their imaginatio'
and that what they saw taken out were a bedste
table, and other household things, which were' j
vied away all night. Upon inquiry it was ascerta
that some household goods had been moved I 41
to places mentioned by the prisoners, and it ,
peared that they had for some time past been shift,
ing about and bilking landlords. Circumstance
were discovered which showed them to be persoll,
,
of disreputable character; bit nothing confirmat°r;
of the suspicions which caused their apprehensi%
was elicited, and after a rigid investigation they o'r
discharged out of custody.

NEW FEAT IN CONJURING.—III an 0'
nouncement of performances is the following :---" lie "'l'4
then drive eight tenpenny nails into the small of any ge_:":
tlewan's back; place the individual in a loadstone
draw out every nail, and the gentleman shall feel no pain,
The state of trade in this town at the prece°
moment is depressed beyond all parallel. We could One
more instances than one where most respectable 0'63;
keepers did not take a farthing for three days together 's,
week ! The lace, the staple commodity, is almost st,,
stand still, and the sufferings of thousands in the miJ".„
classes, arising from present embarrassments, and the sri
prehensions of the future, are such as to excite the uttn,:,
commiseration. As a proof of the depression of thing',
this place, we may state, that a large sale of splendid I'a°l'
advertised last week but one, did not produce a sing:
buyer ; and as to the lace trade, we will put one fact ".
record. A seven quarter eleven point circular lace 01';
chine, with 41. worth of cotton on the beam, actually el
work, making 100 racks per week, was sold for only 12" I
and a good winding tackle was given into the bargai%
We should suppose this machine would at one time ha
lf
sold for 5001. Dues not such a state of things can 'he
immediate relief from Government? The fact is, t 0
aristocratic landowners, and fundlioNers, together with
immense standinz army, the Church, and other suchli%
non-producers, are swallowing the fruits of the poor 00"
industry.—Nottingham Review.
SKETCH-BOOK OF INIGO JONES.---:11,11t
Duke of DEVONSHIRE has made a curious and valusu
present to the Society of Antiquaries—a fac-simile of thin
Sketch-book of INIGO JONES, kept by him during 11e,
second visit to Italy in 1614. The original is a most r j
markable relic, and came to his Grace from the celebrst,ett
E irl of BURLINGTON : it is an octavo volume, filled "'lir,
drawings, chiefly of the human figure and face, in Pee
and ink, entirely by the hand of Irirco Jos Es, who Tye
annexed and interspersed many critical remarks. „
Duke of DEVONSHIRE has had a few fac-simile iropre",
lions made merely for presents, and one of these be bs,
given to the Society of Antiquaries. Lilco JONES begs,
his career as a landstape painter, and in 1614 he apri.o,
to have returned to Italy for the purpose of stuslying
tory ; and his sketches are entirely from statues, teli,%;
and paintings, without a single drawing to indicate
he was by profession an architect. Recollecting that
was at this date more than forty years old, the motto °O,,
the first page of the "Alien diletto the imparar
trovo" forms of itself an interesting characteristic. Iv
author knew how much he had yet to learn. This Sketc,,
book confirms is a decisive manner the assertion that the
quarrel between BEN JONSON and INIGO JONES could n1.)0
have occurred so early as 1614, but that it broke out
1632. CHALstErts has maintained the contrary, and tb,g
the part of Lanthorn Leather head, in BEN JONSO,,
Bartholomew Fair, was meant for INIGo JosEss It I
not to be disputed that the htstility of Istao JONES de
layed the performance of BEN JONSON'S
yule of a 714/15
and occasioned the omission of several scenesand pa.
sages in which he was iutended to be ridiridiculed.This m
we have on the authority of the then Master of the Revell'

BIRTH
On the kith inst. at Scarborough,S. the lady of F. R. Croy.jefi
Esq. , 0 f Carshalton-lodge, to )1 a
Esq., of a daughter. ste,
On the ‘2tith inst. in Berkeley-square, the lady of Capt.
venson, of Battbrd House, Gloucestershire, of a son.
son of the late J. Estridg:, A
On the 27th inst. at Beddin_gton, .11* T. Estlidge, Esq. yO,l
the youngest daughter of George Loraine, Esq. of Wall'
Surrey.
DIED.
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On the 28th inst. William Garrett, Esq. of the Royal Cre6'
Bath, and Marine Parade, thighton. iii'P
On the Oth inst. at Deal, Mr. D. H. Willard, agtd 26,
cerely regretted. I A ItItIED.
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