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obtain a majority in the House of Lords ? Bit
means, since it is possible that for every ten Pee,
he creates Earl Grey may know that eleven 0"
were formerly, and up to the very moment of sui
unconstitutional creation, the friends and support
of his measures, would be converted by that
act into determined and systematic opponents.
who can tell so well as Earl Grey himself so
effect would probably be produced upon his act!
majority in the House of Commons, in an asset'
yet, fortunately for the nation, capable of 249:
sympathy with the Peerage, by an act, in its 1.).
and obvious consequences, equivalent to the 51)01r!
of the House of Lords? Let our Reforming Ci
temporaries, therefore, mitigate their unreasone
anger towards poor Lard Grey. If he delay' ,
sluice the Upper House of Parliament, they 111611
quite sure that there are other and better reasons
it than any repugnance on his part to the mult
cation of Grey Peers.—ilforning Post.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MAR YLEB ONE.
Yesterday the attempted murder of E
Doran, which occurred on the 27th ult., at
buildings, near Portman-square, by her
James, was investigated by Mr. HosKINS.

It will be recollected that Jamec Doran was
owing to the description given of him in the
papers, on Old Oak-common, near the canal,
furze, where he was scented by a dog belt
Edward Strike, on Sunday morning, the 6th
in an apparently lifeless state. Inforrnati
given to Mr. Williamson, the parish-clerk of
of the circumstance, who caused the unf
man Doran to be taken to the alms-houses,
finding him deranged in appearance, a room
ricadoed, and all accessories to self-destruction
taken from him.

During his residence in the alms-house-i
confession could be acquired from him; he
to give even his name ; and when, yestere
ing, he was led into this office, he maim
same sullen silence.

Mrs. Elizabeth Doran, his ill-fated wife,
tears on meeting her infatuated husband. She
for she could scarcely be said to depose f
her husband came suddenly home last
fortnight, when he rushed upon her whilst
the yard behind the house; that he struck
lently with one hand, and stabbed her with t
when she screamed out " Murder Her
then escaped through Calmel-buildings.
lieved him to be mad.
Mr. Williamson was of the same opinion
Doran, from what he noticed; but he
prisoner's madness had method in it.
Mr. HostuNs—Well, Mr. Williamson,
done your duty, by housing and producin
fortunate man ; and the question now is,
of proceeding is to be adopted in regard to
Elizabeth Doran, the wife, expressed
lest her husband should get loose, and
~afety.
Mr. Hosxtss—There is no danger of ti
aPer all that has transpired, your husband
sent to the County Lunatic Asylum.
HATT 02V- G ARDEN.

Yesterday a lad about 17 years of age Wag
.0 thin office, charged under the following

stances :

Mrs. Crick, of 25, Higla-Atreet, Sr. Goes
that a fortnight ago, she sent her son, a Iv'

13 years old, to pay a debt of two soy;
.he had not seen or heard anything of him
time, until she was informed that he had
in the company of the prisoner, who bol
bad character. She became exceedingly
alarmed on account of his absence. She
him, and made every inquiry, but could

tidings whatever of him.
Mr. Serjeant Sta Los asked her whether
loner had given any account of himself ?
Crick replied, that he had been in custody
that office, and was known to the officers.
seen decoying her son away from home.
Mr. Serjeant SELLON—Where is this lad?'
Prisoner—[ went with him to the country,
left him.
Mr. Serjeant SELLON —What patt ? Pr
Esst Grinstead, your Worship.
Mr. Serjeant SELLOS advised the moth'

.urther inquiry about him, and as there Ws'
ticular charge to warrant the prisoner's deten
would discharge him. lie could always be
any future charge was made against him.

In the course of the day numerous aPP't'i
were made at the oE!e by jewellers and 1,
spectable tradespeople, to make inquiries re;
the " Hon. James Kemp," who was remsnr
Mr. ROGERS, on Monday last, and to request 6
sion of the Magistrates to see the "
man" at his new lodgings, in order to I'o
whether he was the same that had duped Oh
larly to Mr. Collins, of Piccadilly. The ''(11,
the applicants went to the New Prison.
well, where they saw the identical custotoef,
same naval costume in which he visited the
his orders. On their return they intimat
suit of their attendance, and stated the wsi
the " Hon. Mr. Kemp" had exercised his
efforts upon them and their property.
them had been duped to a large amount.
Mr. ROGERS informed the gentlemen t

soner would be brought up on Friday ne%'
would be important for them to attend to g
charges, which they promised to do.
LAMBETH-STREET.

'esterday a well dressed young tramhi
Clarke, who keeps an academy in 0;50
Poplar, was brought before the sitting 1‘1921:(0'
Messre. HARDWICK and WALKER, by rh
the officer, on a warrant, charging him Wl'
flogged a child, of four years of age, name
in the most merciless manner. oOt,
It appeared from the statement of the ";
the child, who is a poor woman residing 9,(i,
and who is in the habit of going out to
she sent her child to the school of the "tr-ed,
and paid 4d. a week for him, merely to %eV
out of the streets, and that he might be tt,fiit
of during her absence. On the evening wo
came home crying, and complained that bBrie,
severely beaten by the defendant with a o
examining his person, she found it in hol
frightful state, from the punishment that
, el
inflicted upon him.
The child was here exhibited to the )°sltl
se.
who shuddered at the spectacle which he 1)(03:
His posteriors, thighs, and loins, were e°Olir
dark livid stripes, and the poor little fello°'
to be suffering acute pain from the effect'
SBl
The defendant, in reply to the charge, to!
the child made use of a revolting expressi°lor;
him, and he merely meant to chastise hit°,
Mr. HARDWICK remarked, that the aPPeet
the child indicated the most cruel tortu.vic‘
than that of proper chastisement. Notbliriii
justify so shameful a punishment on 011.1101:
young ; and therefore the opinion of hirle h'
brother Magistrate was, that he pay tnitlP,
penalty the law inflicts,-51., or two 01-1
prisonment in the House of Correctio

BI RTH S. th Cr
On the 14th inst. at Palace-yard, Westminster, rt. ~t
W. Blunt, Esq., of Enham-house, Hants, of o s°,ocl'
On the 13th inst. at Alderton, Gloucestershire, 0,,
Rev. C. Covey, of a son. /.loriV
On the 13th inst. the lady of the Hon. G. C. -tads
th(e)nlat
At Curtachy Castle, the Countess of Airlie, 0.1
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M A R RI E D.
Norfolk, to Louisa, daughter of T. Thistle" vo
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Southwick-park, Hampshire.
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In France, the Rev. H. Dalton, of Wolyerhanar ,
Geraldine, daughter of Lord Fitzgerald.
mitt
DSrta.kCeo,lnuiniecbe,
iEti.LoCordllianns,dEstaqd.,y
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DIED. 3lr.
On the 14th inst. Richard James, second son of
An
of Wardour-street, Soho, agod '23. fettir°
On the 13th inst. at Streatham, Mrs. Powell' 8B -
On the lah inst. at Bath, Mrs. Deane, relict
Deane, Esq. of Parrock's-lodge, Somersetshire.
CoflinTrtount.hgni'

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