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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION--HO USE.

A Gerinan Jew, named Myers, summoned two officers of
the synagogue, for having urged on other Jews to assault
and otherwise molest him and his wife.

Myers said, in the phraseology of the foreign Jew, that
a great prejudice was raised against him by the defendants,
who accused him of having been naturalized, in order to
have a good excuse for attacking him. The consequence
of this report was, that all the low born Jews who felt the
sin of conversion to be a grievous one, never ceased to
annoy and insult him, and as he " vas a valking the other
clay mid his vife a set of them falls upon him and threatens
to murther his vife, poor voman, though she vas the mother
of eleven sbilders."

The LORD MAYOR—And was this because you was a
naturalized Jew Myers—Please you, my Lord, I a'nt no
such a thing. I am a real Jew, and I never was naturalized.
They says so to rise the kibosh against me and my rife, rot
I vas a valking mid when they come down upon us. Ve
goes reglar to the synagogue, and the gentlemen knows it.
I'm as good a Jew as any on um all, and so is my poor rife.
The LORD MAYOR—And can you assign no reason for
this violent conduct towards you Mrs. Myers—No,
please your Lordship. I only went to un for a little money,
for my husband was in de Hospital, and they makes no
more but calls me an old German's bunter, and kicks me
out of doors.

The LORD MAYOR—Can you swear that ether of these
defendants kicked you out of doors ? Mrs. Myers—No, I
cant swear dat ; but I can swear dat dey said " Go out of
de house you old b—."
The LORD MAYOR—Can your husband swear that they
struck him ? Myers—l don't think I can swear, but they
gets other Jews to give me the kibosh upon me, and its all
same to me which of the whole set struck me. All I can
say is, that me and my poor wife will be killed at last by
'em. They are all against us—all the Jews.
The LORD MAYOR—Perhaps the defendants can clear
up the matter.

One of the defendants—l belong to the synagogue, my
Lord, and know these people well. I assure you that we
invariably assist our poor, if they deserve assistance ; but
these people are, to our positive knowledge, the very worst
of beggars and impostors. They go about the streets in a
variety of characters. Sometimes they are to be found
with turbans round their heads, with their children chaunt-
ing for pence in the streets, and acting in such a way as a
Jew ought to be ashamed of. There are several in Court
who know their tricks, and that they act most disgracefully.
It is of course disagreeable for us to be annoyed by such
people ; but to talk of blows is quite ridiculous.
Mrs. Myers—They set the little blackguard boys at us,
and they call us turncoats, and if him or me is a turncoat,
I'll throw myself upon your Lordship.
A tI,Q crowd—l say, Mrs. Myers, wasn't you a
" Mommiton" the tother day, mid your " turbot" t.len. 'your
head ?—(Great laughter.)
The defendant said the complainants and their Children
were in the habit of begging and gagging about as the na-
tives of different countries.

The same voice—l'm sure I've seed 'em scores of times
as black as chimney-sweepers.
Myers—No ; I've served my King and country in the
German Legion, and I never pretend to be any thing but
a Jew.

Several tradesmen here stated that the complainant was
a very troublesome fellow, and not over honest.
A respectable Jew of the same name declared that the
complainant ran away with a bale of goods from him.
Myers—lt was upon credit, and I am an honesht man.
I say my prayers like a Jew.
The LORD MAYOR—Did you say your prayers like a
Jew when you stole the bale of goods?—(Laughter.)
Myers—My life's in danger ! My life's in danger !
The LORD MaYoa—Not in the least. These gentle-
men will not annoy you—so go about your business, I've
had enough of you.