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London, England, 1835-04-02 00:00:00

BOARD OF EXCISE.

A gentleman residing at Islington, named Melvey,ilo
charged upon an Excise information with receiving a erred
quantity of wine without a permit, whereby he had rola°
himself liable to a penalty of 5001. ea ti
After a short consultation the Commissioners inflict be
fine of 20!. upon the defendant, and adjudged the wine t°
condemned.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRCUlT.—Knvasraw, AMP 1

(Before Mr. Justice GASELE'E.) .31
John Stone and Charles Wells were indicted for all10
man
robbery on Captain Talbot Rutherdon, at Croydon. /14 tot
of the name of Richard Shepherd was also appreliendc"'
the Grand Jury ignored the bill against him.
The Jury returned a verdict of—Guilty.
The prosecutor recommended the prisoners to mercy.
(Before Lord DENMAN and a Common Jury.)
COURTNAY V. GLOSSOP. „
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This action was brought by the plaintiff, an attaruer it,f
cover the sum of 181. from the defendant, the manager-A
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Victoria Theatre, for having performed a piece ealler,bout
Wandering Minstrel, of which he was proprietor,
permission.
Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 161.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—W4RWICK, MAUCIf ,21ih
Thomas Lumby, aged 42, on being placed at terees,
pleaded Guilty to a charge of obtaining under false pre': 00'
from one John Wright, the sum of 409/. 55., and Wit'
tented by Chief Justice Tindal to seven years' transpot erlf
The prisoner is a respectable-looking man, bad &J.-lief
been possessed of much wealth, and had solicited, in thi eof
part of his life, the honour of representing the in4re°
some borough of Sussex in Parliament.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

Q UEEN-SQ UARE.
Three well-known vagabonds, named Henry 1101 hioy
Robert Clarke, and John Wakeling, all of them veil I'soo
ably dressed, were placed at the Bar, before MessrV%
and BURRELL, charged with frequenting the House ‘oriOdg
mons, with intent to commit felony, they being
thieves.
Charles Dawson, one of the officers of this establelfe
stated that, in consequence of a message received at.lil°oooB
from the House of Commons, that the avenues of tie
were infested by a gang of the swell mob, he went, ireise'e
with another officer, to the House, and observed the ef,ert
goners (who he knew as reputed thieves), acting in
the lobby. Rosamond was one of the leaders of tbe or
ios'
mob, and only a short time since had rendered himselfrPproit,i;
by escaping, through the assistance of some of his tPti
from the custody of Dawkins, an officer, belongitig ps, oss
office. He had, after that, been taken at Doncaster .raco, $
committed for three months to the House of Correctiries,;
Wakefield, as a reputed thief; at the end of whicE bal.Pooteoi
ment Dawkins conveyed him to London, and he was uilsl
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tried at the last Surrey Sessions, but acquitted from her t
conclusive evidence. The witness added, that the at"-
parties were well-known as forming part of the Rang. :‘,lard
Rosamond, in answer to the charge, addresscd the' he OA
strates at very considerable length, and argued that, I cijerr
been acquitted by a Jury of his country, he mus*.-be "11-
an innocent man. rifooft
Clarke said that he merely went to the Coltrinio:,-,,,
in cc. 3
from curiosity ; and Wakeling alleged that he-was
able ginger-beer manufacturer Tower-street, Lam" to
incapable of the offence. h
The Magistrates committed theta for two months ePc
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the House of Correction.
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It is generally supposed that the swell mob kave
plentiful harvest in the different Committee-rooms d111:1iarill
present Session. Only a few days since an attorney' 'ote of
at Canterbury, was robbed of 20 sovereigns and a 51. 11 jel
one of the Committee-rooms ; and several other rolibel
similar description have taken place there.

LAMBETH-STREET. ,tgs
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THE LATE EXTENSIVE FORGERY AND DEFALCATIOOI4 ' n't
ClTY.—Yesterday Lea, the officer who has been eni pialto; le
Mr. Cohen, of Great St. Helen's, agent to the 15i4,51'5,
Charles oster, alias Smith, to trace out, and, if P. itllt'to
apprehend that person, presented to the sitting M
Messrs. Hardwicke and Norton, a letter, which pur .0
have 'been written by the clerk of an attorney, wh,.• ped
sconded with Foster, and who, it is alleged, is co Over
many of his fraudulent transactions.
- HATTON-GARDEN.
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ROBBERY pi, A MEDICAL STUDENT. —Yes,te....--,
Hinsley, a medical student about 20 years of age, was arirj
before Mr. ROGERS, charged by Mr. Samuel Si tar f
jeweller and pawnbroker, of No. 94, St. John-strc
Clerkenwell, with having stolen a watch and guar`
value 41. 10s. ta%
Mr. ROGERS (to the prisoner)—Have you anythillg
to the charge ? Prisoner (coolly)_.I am sorry for it,
shall not happen again. Nill/14'
The prisoner was, in the course of the day,.taken

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BIRTHS. of To rr
On the 31st ult., the lady of J. W.-Bridges, Esq.,
ton-square, of a son.
orth, # Ale
On the 30th ult., at the Vicarage House, Wandsw
of the Rev. William Barrodaile, of a daughter. r von,
On the 30th ult., at Lynmouth, near Lynton, North
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lady of the Rev. John James Scott, of a daughter.
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On the 31st ult., at Datchet, the Rev. J. Forster All priflof
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son of the late Hen. John Forster Alleyne, of the Is ind f 2.19
badoes, to Helen Maria, only child of the late Bricgailier-
Arthur Gore, and niece of Vice-Admiral Sir John Ge Kvi,boief
On the 31st ult., at St. George's, Hanover-squared.
to Miss Clapperton, of Curzon-street.
DIED. (ter
scrOiarnet,hoel3dlKsteunitr,oin. his 48th year, Mr. John Leath, of SU
of
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At Brighton, in herad
90th year, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,rser O-
the late Charles Smith, Esq. formerly of Brockham-gTeen'
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On the 29th ult., at the Grand Parade, Brighton, Rebec
Rife of Sir Richard Hunter.
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