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London, England, 1833-11-28 00:00:00

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BRIGHTON, Nov. 27.

COURT CIRCULAR.

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noie, sad proved that it had been paid in by
11''' Smith, Payne, nn7 Co , on the 11th October.
William
Clarke
d that he was in the service
Haling, Pearce, and Stone, in Cochspur street,
ttilat he had seen the prisoner at his employer's house
4t 10th or 11th of October as a customer ; she m ide
~41,orehases from me to the amount of about 31., for
the gave me a 1001. note. Witness inquired
ti‘e she lived, and her name; and she replied platy
413, and that she lived at No. 12, Charles-street,
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'iuster. (The note was here shown t f the witness.)
tore and address now on the note was written by
Have no doubt that was the note which the
it " gave me. Messrs. Smith, Payne anti Co., are
taluiters of Messrs. Ha,Tr2., Pearce, and Stone.
ijis, a police constable, proved that he was sent for to
iuse of the prosecutor to take charge of the prisoner
ode' 17th October, and conveyed her to the station-
t:' Starched her, and found on her a bunch of key.,
duplicates, one silver tea-spoon, a knife, and a snuff
i,,The prisoner denied all knowledge of the money ;
,714 me she lived at 84, Wells-street, Oxford-street.
Went there, and found she did not live there, hut
M:'' 61, in the attic of which house witness fonnd a
tllcl on searching its contents discovered the articles
Produced,—viz., a variety of lace, ribands, flannel,
'halos, and other articles. The keys found on the
11'ICC opened the lock of the box.
itprisoner, when called on for her defence, denied
t4Positively the charge.
t‘,l. Baron BOLLA ND summed up the evidence, and the
"uund the prisoner Guilty.

King gave audience yesterday to Sir Charles Ogle,
Ofterwaids, accompanied by the Countess of Errol,
nut to near Shoreham, visiting the Marine Parade,
j tTlp Town, previous to his return to the Palace.
!ti.tMajcsty's health is much better, hut she has not
the Palace.
t! Duke of Gloucester will spend his Christmas at the
„,'°n, and the Duke of Sussex is expected to join his
Cr relatives at the same period here.
1,4 and Lady Holland are among the latest arrivals.
)!, invited guests to dinner last evening at the Palace
171sed—

t',4e Dowager Duchess of Richmond, Mr. and Lady
li,.`,l4lwrenee Peel, Lady Sophia Lennox, Mr. and Lady
;riltt Tighe, Sir Peregrine and Lady Sarah 'Maitland,
1 "d Lady Fiezroy Somerset, Sir Charles Ogle, Lord
14" d Colonel and Mr. Clithero.
e Queen's band attended, and performed, with their
excellence, some admired pieces of music..
;,°2.4 Hill continues on a visit to their Majesties.
he Earl and Countess of Moray, the Ladies S,euart,
William Alexander, Lieut.-General Sir John Smith,
,istr w
James Fraser, visited their Majesties yesterday.
11,4 second Almack's ball will take place on Wednesday
ttS at the Old Ship Assembly-rooms, under the patron-
'tef the Duchess of Hamilton, the Countesses of Rosse
and the Dowager Marchioness of Downsbire.
kit:Marquis of Conyngham, Lord and Lady Fitzro
Ptid.ll*ts Lord Alvinley, the Earl and Countess of Usk-
Otto; the Earl and Countess of Rosse, and the Ladies
4144 Were amongst the fashionables yeverday afternoon
e Western esplanade.

p4l's Duke of Gloucester returned to town last evening,
4tVry•iSit to the Marquis of Bristol at Ickworth Lodge,
h
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council held a
Yesterday morning at the Council Chamber,
thithall, to hear appeals from the colonies. The Lords
ait.l4t were the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Justice Park, Mr.
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Banqet, the Chief Judge of the Bankrutcy
andos theu Vice-Chancellir.ud Mr. Greville wasp the
litof the Council in attendance.
t• Barge opened an appeal from Antigua—. Pow.
't,°. Miscall," on the part of Sir George Pownall, the
R,i;sst Marshal of the island ; and was replied by Mr.
It) on the part of the respondent. The case occupied
1,4 t Lordships' attention till three o'clock. Judgment
4dt given. Mr. Pemberton afterwards addressed their
tihiPs on an appeal from Granada. Toe further
1,4T1.01 this case was postponed.
Russian Ambassador and the Princess Lieven
the arty Baron de Wessenhurg arid a select party at
I,h. on Tueml..y evening, at Ashburnham House.
t's )04Lord Chancellor arrived in thivin yesterday morning
lk Woburn Abbey. Bedfordshire.
Spanish Minister transacted business on Tuesday at
Foreign Office.