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London, England, 1836-07-18 00:00:00

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1, :VIT.—JULY 16.
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:, ,a,i, reston, at Yeadon, on the

Ben ea tlic• night of that day, about
eleven !,1 I,roC'er.l. in company with a female
of the nf : i towards her master's house,
which feadon ; he parted with her
a few , ock struck eleven, she pro-
ceedim • ; her master's house. Almost
immed r and bade him good night ;
he rec nstantly knocked down by a
blow c ras several times repeated as
he lay • Jner then knelt upon him,
and er to untie his neckcloth, for the purpose ap-
parently of cutting his throat with a portion of a razor blade
which he held in his hand ; but, on hearing some one ap-
proach, the prisoner ran away, after having endeavoured to
stop the prosecutor's screams of " Murder!" by thrusting
the stick into his mouth, breaking one tooth and loosening
a second. The razor blade remained in the prosecutor's
hands, which were cut through in the struggle. Ann Grey,
who ran to his assistance, on hearing his screams, assisted
him to her master's house.

Anne Grey corroborated Preston's statement. He was
rather " lightened" with beer when they first parted, but
not " fresh." It was a starlight night.
A great number of witnesses gave the prisoner a most
excellent character.

The Jury brought in a verdict of Guilty, recommending
him strongly to mercy on account of his previous good
character.

WESTERN CIRCUIT, DIVIZES, JULY 16.
The Commission was opened here on Thursday after-
noon. The business was very light.
CROWN COURT.—W. Alder was charged with having set
fire to a bean stack, the property of John Brown, at Chi-
seldon, on the 9th of February last.
Mr. BINGHAM was retained for the prosecution, and Mr.
SMITH appeared for the prisoner.
Mr. Baron ALDERSON having summed up, the Jury ac-
quitted the prisoner.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

HATTON-GARDEN.

William Farley was charged with assaulting his brother
James.

The defendant resides in Norton-street, Clerkenwell, and
is a jeweller. For a length of time he had paid his ad-
dresses to a young woman to whom he had promised mar-
riage, but on Thursday he found her walking with his bro-
ther James, and he subsequently ascertained that she was
actually married to him. The defendant reprehended his
brother for marrying the woman he intended for his own
wife, and a scuffle ensued, which ended in the defendant
getting a pair of black eyes. His brother James then gave
him into custody.
The magistrate dismissed the case.
The defendant (crying)—Oh, your worship, he knew I
loved her, and had sworn to marry her, when he took her to
church and married her himself.
Complainant—She knew me before she knew you.
The young woman was present, and hung down her head.
On leaving the office, she took hold of the arm of her
husband, and said to the prisoner that she would always
respect him, but now she was bound to love and obey her
husband.

MARYLEBONE.
A respectable-looking gentleman, in a whitey-brown wig
entered the office, puffing and blowing like a grampus, and,
wriggling his way through the crowd to the beach, re-
quested the Magistrate's advice. The gentleman (whose
name and address did not transpire), having wiped the per-
spiration from his brow and recovered his wind a little,
proceeded with much solemnity to state that his wife
having lost two of her best front teeth, which greatly im-
paired her beauty, he determined upon supplying the defect
with a pair of artificial masticators, and he accordingly re-
paired to an eminent dentist in the vicinity of Oxford-
street, who asked three guineas for the couple of ivories.
Applicant said he thought this a long price, but he should
have no objection to deal if he (the dentist) would take a
set of harness, for which he had no further use, in ex-
change, and which was worth 31. The dentist replied that
it was just the thing he wanted, and having seen the
harness the bargain was speedily struck, and the teeth
being manufactured to order were sent home. Applicant's
better half, however, disapproved of the bargain. declaring
that she would not wear false teeth upon any account.
The lady's objection was stated to the dentist, but he in-
sisted upon the fulfilment of the agreement, and actually
came to the stable and carried off the harness in triumph.
Complainant wanfoti fn hi,.

'7IRCUIT.—BUCKINGII.42II, JULY 14
TE ved here yesterday, and having attended
morning, the Courts were opened at
tv,elve 'ef Justice TINDAL presiding in the
.Crowp iAir. Justice BOSANQUET on the Civil
tl,'A.cAlembr and the cause list are both very light,
and it is einctetl ;1,4- their Lordships will conclude their
labc-, tinn:, to-morrow. • •

nz stated thle Case for the plaintiff.
out 'Of the late Marlow races in
. .
ed ight- t 6: ieCoVei-compensation in
an a,,sauit committed by the defendant on the
:he.plaintiff, while engaged in a scuffle with the
c: _Jr the course, arising out of his breaking in upon the
ground set apart for the races, received a violent and un-
provoked blow from the defendant, who came up and
struck his uncovered head with his constable's staff; for
this he sought to recover damages.
The nvidenee wac nr. V ary conflicting nature, and the
Jury Damages One Shilling.
Cr "erss was indicted under the
Ellen ig and stabbing John Worley
on th
M Ise. The prosecutor and the
prisor , er in removing some pots from
the cart ; isoner's master, and while so
engag,-,! the prisenor he prosecutor's father in doors
abusect him; itiecusing hire theft. Upon this he was de-
sired to site sti?- and not Lr. : ike a noise by the prosecutor,
whom heiril,n late offere to fight, putting down 12s. 6d.
for that purpo.si.' 'This chaLeage was accepted by a by-
stander, and they went out and fought six rounds for as
many pence. @n their return the offer was renewed to the
prosecutor, accompanied Ivth an accusation of having
stolen the prisorileiss jacket, ikhereupon the prosecutor, feel-
ing himself insuited, pulled the prisoner's nose, and a fight
ensued, which 7...5;ed two rohrlds. They both fell, and on
getting up -,over went •nd knelt by his basket, where
he remained they had a third round.
After thiB :oner =melt down by his basket, and
appears l tf, be f.m1,1:, is jacket for something for
about t the prosecutor by his own
account i he meant to get up," ac-
compan . ipen-handed slap on the face.
On. this ••• 't time, the prisoner reared
himself • tog at the prosecutor, and
stabbed .`. knife.
On 1 •
case wa-