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TWO O'CLOCK.
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Do. Account, July 7

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—?his Day.

MARL BOROUGH-S TREET.

AN UNLUCKY THlEF.—Benjamin Perry, a young man,
calling himself a seaman, was charged before Mr. Tyr-
whitt with stealing a gold watch, of the value of £2O, the
property of Mr. John Story, a gentleman of No. 35,
Charles-street, Piccadilly.
The prosecutor said ho was about to open his door at
two o'clock that morning with a latch-key when the pri-
soner, who had followed him down Charles-street, asked
him the way to Albemarle-street. He directed prisoner,
who immediately said, " What do you say ?" and then
snatched his watch from his waistcoat pocket, breaking it
from the chain, and ran away. He called "Stop thief,"
and the prisoner was stopped.
Ihe prisoner—l heard a cry of "Stop thief."
Mr. Tyrwhitt—And you ran after the thief ?
Prisoner—Exactly so. _ _

Mr. Tyrwhitt—And you were not lucky enough to
catch him ?
Prisoner—l was not.

Henry Baker, employed at the- Oxford and Cambridge
Club, said he saw the prisoner running in Bolton-street,
calling out " Stop thief" as loudly as he could, but there
was no one before him.

Police-constable Mortimer, 49 0, said he saw tho pri-
soner running up Bolton-ctreet calling "Stop thief," and
ran in front of the prisoner and stopped him The watch
was afterwards picked up ou the door-step of No. 14,
Bolton-street, and the case near where the prosecutor was
robbed.

Mr. Tyrwhitt, after remarking that he did not believe
it was the prisoner's first offence, remanded him.

T HAMES.

NICE PERQUISITES.—EIijah Tomkins, Wiliam Hyde
Charles Johnson, John Bassett, and Henry Felgate,
labourers, in the service of Mr. Goodman, a contractor,
were charged with stealing 3 cwt. of old iron from the
ruins of a building formerly a sugar refining warehouse,
at the corner of Duncan-street, Leman-street, White-
chapel.

police-constables Padfield, Eldred, and Skipper took
the prisoners into custody with the iron in
their possession, and about to sell it to a
man calling himself a marine store-dealer, who never
seld marine stores in his life, but dealt in everything. The
officers stopped the sale and captured the prisoners. The
sugar house had been lately razed to the ground by Mr.
Goodman and his mon, and the prisoners said the iron was
picked up off the ground, and was allowed them as per-
quisites. Iron bars, stancheons, and doors removed in the
course of the demolition of the structure were not perqui-
sites.

Mr. Goodman's foreman confirmed the constable's evi-
dence, and said the scraps of iron were their " privilege."
Mr. Paget said there were some large pieces of iron
implements among the scraps as they were called.
The Foreman—lt is the privilege of the labourers.

Mr. Paget asked why Mr. Goodman who had been sent
for did not attend, to which the police-constable replied
that Mr. Goodman had been fined for cruelty to his horses,
and did not like to face the magistrate.

Mr Paget—l should not fine him for cruelty to his
horses if he were here to-day. After what his foreman
has said there is an eud to the case, and tho prisoners are
discharged.