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London, England, 1846-10-19 00:00:00

rack him, and struggled to get away ; and some fourt°lell
coat,el!' with
their heavy hobnailed boots, kicks him in
bobs as
he lay, till they had kicked a hole in his great
tai ,l)..nd all his left side was as black as his hat.
Pice.constable 56 C said the prisoner and his corn.
h
aro oes been put out of the public-house for riotieg
to Pay fur the liquor which they had had,
t4L,s4einnetn tboeTaortta quarrel and fight in the street. When
them he received a haavy blow on the
aod from one of them which knocked him down and
him insensible.
u_.e,Prisoner denied the charge.
tl ``-`r tIi.RDIVICK. said, that such brutal conduct towar is
tioelPhee must the isited with severity, and checlied in
tie
6,, otherwise y should have to -double the force.
ittcl itit"tieed the prisoner to one month's imprisonment,
the two'l'd labour in the House of Correction, on each of
Sisel assaults the punishments to be. borne succes-
ktY• The first complainant was also granted a war-
against the others who were engaged in the assault.
?SOUTHIV ARK.—till-HS DAY.)
o;rg Mbrray, a tall, powerful-looking man, was
off tbeed before Mr. Seeker with assaulting and biting
Loci,„greater portion of one of the fingers of a Mrs.
Tthe wife of the master of a coasting vessel.
4,4 complainant, who had one of her arms in a sling,
her that at a late hour the preceding night, as she-andt
lithvesybh:aractlid were passing a house in Windtnill.stritce ,
aria , a great noise and screams of murder. .er
tho n.;"" uernediately went into the house, and on seeing
fereVoner attacking two women, he immediately inter-
pr;so '°l' their protection, when he was assailed by the
the 80 who, being a very powerful man, got him down
had -00 r. The complainant finding that her husband
eredenc? chance in a struggle with such an adversary; yrot-
Ina fromto his assistance, and in attempting to extricate
6,: the grasp of his assailant, the latter. got one
of
it ofeeers into his mouth, and actually bit a portion _
sae,
‘ll3' this time the police came to the spot, and
attes`,44e difficulty secured the prisoner, and took him
.t 4 tne station-house.
Asa ,tahe course of the investigation it was ascertained
itao,ue Prisoner had entered the house in the first in-
Ti. 4 with a female, and insisted on remaining there.
Ittt andiady, however, insisted on his quitting, and in
h,teaTting to enforce it was struck by the prisoner, and
es„ere.a for help having attracted the attention of the
lady",alnant and her husband, they went to the
a'sistanoe, when they were treated in the brutallttn
niter above described.
The d
tie, efendant said that he was attacked by the par-
t° :arid in defending himself he was compelled to resort
lvnee, but was not aware that during the affray he
itlatten the complainant's finger.
!_l'ar,e,,e°alPlainant having exressed a wish that the
21lite-draight be summarily disposed of, the Magistrate
"alt a Penalty of 403. on the defendant, and in de-
Yo
PaYruent he was committed to gaol for 21 days.
SHIP-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
*elf -"ant IVhitton, twenty years of age, describinghhei.m-
the tte:BB gaStrian, was charged on suspicion of being
foi°i'Y to the debah of his wife, Ellen Whitton, under
,Eci,„,°4ing circumstances:—
glejt„- atd Allen a carpenter, of No. 8, IVlaidstotie- street,
,11,1`'rai-o?1, deposed that about one. o'clock yesterday
"'arl."°'-' "0 was proceeding towards the Canal-bridge,
;*llea be row, Hackney, on his way homewards,.
i'e heard in that direction some persons quarrel.
11,t, ai;l
,hastened towards the spot, and upon arriving
" ob-R' I°olzing over the parapet of the said bridge,
404 -erv.,l
th the prisoner and a female standing
open
t;-•° towing-path, and distinctly heard the
aha have the words, " Sooner than put up with what
'43eelf;;e thought proper to call me, I will drown
Aster,'
~!nd
;immediately after she threw herself into the
kaki, w in:less ran round, and observing the prisoner
eolioig,°% he said to him, catching hold of him by the
"tat
vagabond,
what, are you slat going to
tea 4-1' womanout ?" Prisoner then said, " I'll give
liEa <' do so; you know me, don't you?" WitnetT
•uee, ea I don't know anything at all of you whatevellr.d'
itaeee' had by this time sunk. He (witness) ca e
tlatie"„, fur assistance, still holding the prisoner, who
tai'„'at efforts to escape. Deceased was in about
piUt.?•3 got out with the drags, and the prisoner
eolqP4 into the custcdy of the police. Deceased was
aota4d to the door of the Sir Walter Scott public-
IV I'o t could not obtain admittance there. .
Past one constable 165 N, said that at about ten minutes
ace (eclock yesterday morning he was on duty near
Loth ,°„'io bridge, when he heard cries of " Police," and
ige" °r other officer hastened to the place whence the
14:tla,P'eeeded, and on arriving thereat he took charge
aCatal'tisoner, whilst his brother officer fetched Mr.
aded', a, surgeon, who did all he could to restore sus-
t'littao„allinsation without avail. We could not gain ad.-.
raterns and Mr. Morgan expressed his opinion that if
Ve "441 have been accomplished the deceased might
i'„hverpt2:,een restored. Deceased was afterwards
"Ittir to the station-house. Witness had made
'0 be ''S about the prisoner's character, which he found
t Jindifferent, as, although he had been married
t''Poo.T.e° indifferent,
he had, during that period, been cor-
. 31la ating With another female as a single man.
°4, a°troliTost in strong language, deprecated the
to s-4't of th • ' remanded him for a week.
po,v • e prisoner, and
l,q 4 tete for further inquiries respecting him; and
'k'eeitions that the behaviour of the parties of the
the lie„;,a,Jter Scott" should be properly represented to
as'og justices.

HE FOREIGN MAILS.
fo).`lie fop POST-OFFICE NOTICE.
titrn en-°;,wing notice, relative to the departure of the
tariji;"B, was en Saturday issued at the chief office,
(2,4 -uhe nd
Iptto,t.`,lll4seLlar Mails.—The next mails for Vigo,
27th 'lA"it, Cadiz, Corunna, &c., will be dispatched
"The tltist.
ta,ilB for4ntid.,,i't, /Le., Mails, via Southampton.—The next
sYpt, ;lor) tar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands,
led 01„414, C hina, &c., Southampton, will be
he !20th ins*.
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.014,84. r viaatteah Egypt, India, Ceylon, China,sL &c., ,
" eides, Rill be dispatched on the 24th n
ritish North
;I,e.—lhe next mail
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,eued 19th ; nst. (this day).
aid West Ind'' n Mails.—The next mails for the British
Porei n •olonies.', in the West Indies (excepting
4uerniuda, f,anJuan de Nicaragua, New Granada, Chili,
itnd Peru, but including Mexico, Honduras and Haven-
Venezue is and Madeira) will be dispatched sth
November.
" Sydney, New South Wales.—The next mail will be
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will be dispatched:sth November.
the
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kt„
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his
morning,
a Harriet, the be
88, Upper Stamford-
0-eet, six dr vs after her confinement,
Fvecl and rar ,st affectionate wife of Mr. David Nutt, of
Fleet-street, aged twenty-four.
Tx/ T
P % 1,41.' FE FIRE IN SOUTHWARK.—On Saturday
kterr.
' ri;•oon John Cantill, who received. such fearful in-
1. "8 at tt.,, fire on the 9th inst, in Bent-street, St.
'reer , , -
Guy's 'B, 'Southwark, expired in the accident ward. of
stateet,, lio.spital. The girl Emma Sharp also lies in a
.t, NWhieh leaves no hopes of her recovery.
A,
yl' --4 OF SIR EDWARD PAGE TURNER, .BART,--
Thomase tc , announce the demise of Sir Edward George
spired age
lc" Turner, the fifth Baronet of his line,
6.7117-
&leet, (),.,4 Friday last at Tonbridge Wells, aged
4 en. Joi.,) was the second son of the
etfhiErdleeb,arNoneertfelbky Iletl,augbt.er of Joseph Howell, Esci.,
of John bi lrn in 1789, and married in 181811 the daughter
He succeeded
his C 4 .Virilliains, Esq., of Southern
barer,r4thr, the fourth baronet, inptelB.43.
aT
Londonhe first
reereh sas second son of John Turner, Esq., 0r,,,,t;11t , who was chosen chairman ofthaesEsaamstedlntdhiae
114414-'llr in 1733. The second baronet mole („fPage on succeeding to the
eel,statress
,of his grand-
taraii:,"'',r Gregory Page, of Wrickl la
Bedfordshire, with
the till states, which chiefly lieh Kent. The
, ,
are Succeeded to by Edward Tar
,?.in Henry, son to the
Tit '1
axt, c.t, ton ROBBERY OF BANK-NOTE{ AT ROGERS
44 u ns.— 'ithin these last few days circumstances
t
th4t e derstood to have transpired which leave no
the i''re long the large amount of propertyand stolen from ee„l4eking-house ot Messrs. Rogers
(it
,-I .ered.
o„ That the whole of the notes, tosatthise
Pro,v(:,),„"Pie are still in existence, has been
I,`' Dy the fact, that
a few
days since
n ed pub-
ic liar,°'aer of which does not appear in the
‘vp "eg Crd circulated, but which was stolen
arattythseentdimineg,
it
_,,a forwarded to the banking house, the p
printed ti 1.
note,flaisc ntt o rutihnbi 3eti
tc,Zauesting the receipt of it to be acktnsowledged in the
would be re-
sto4aPers, and the whole of the n
saeat
accordingly
uPeu the payment of 10,0001.—theee acknowledg-
-I,oraotieedtiltio :, a p.,7
This wasrequest beeo ent -. ; but' as to the compromise,
Whir . ertained; and, from a variety of citrhcautmhsat
11".iele have transpired but which would be at present
ere asser-
tl lY injudicious to notice, further than the sanicleest
of at!:0 doubts are now entertained but that the the whole
at the same
titnte stolen property will be recovered, an
to
.the
e such evidence 'll be adduced as to lead
eaellviaepti" 13f
have !o:are.d, stating
the offender. Paragraphs have occasion--
II `circulated ouThis is incor-
rect, for that some of the stolen notes
the Continent..
the steps taken by the solicitor for the. prose-
R:entline',:tirlll! 6:11t over to the Continentr abamnoksetri,ntmelloingeeynt.
r rige, ~,,:,:i who visited every . t!ssia, render the ntgeoatfiea'tibolFatwoefthtehewmhoilme
ythis country and
it is, the
vvell.
notes are at the poefsstihheles;toalnedn
Polls, A few , Present period secreted. in the metro-
eleciclata ft, uaYs or weeks may, in all probability,
tebbery,
- this extraorclinary and hitherto mysterious
~. AnoTitei) b
.Vria --• -LtOEBERY OF A BANKER'S CLERK.—n
ill '-'sY, a clerk belongin to the parent establishment of
e 14°11(1°n and Westminster Bank, in Lothbury, was
robbed of his case it is said, whilst proceeding down
tree f the alleys 'leadin from Cornhill to Lombard-
ft.
JousAs far as we have been able to ascertain the
S of the cas; it was the duty, it appears, of this.
t
gentleman to take up on the following day, dis-
rotoprured bills of exchange', which from neglect, or
fand not been properly advised upon, the day
~,, their ng due, and was, consequently, furnished
til,lll, reeney for that purpose. Although the extent of
Znl4ess is said to he comparatively inconsiderable, the
,Y really available part of the contents of the case
lineulg a 401. Bank of England note, yet there appears to
tVe been B(ze blame attachable at head quarters in not
lothseisctainrrgyinegen that most indispensable precaution, viz.,
upon all occasions of the guard chain, se-
t4!el3, attached to the cafe. The purloined case con-
-4114'1 s^ c‘orae railway scrip, said to be of the value
14 about o/.
• ,e:Xhe great room of the Society of Arts is, it is said,
1,1„!9g eeeerated under the direction of Mr. Hay, of
"141341'0, in a style worthy of the magnificent alle-
tcnieftiPaintings bequeathed to the institution by Barry.
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