Star.
London, England, 1830-10-04 00:00:00

POLICE REPORT&

Idairstow.Housa.—A butcher and an old clothes salesman were
bbt before the Lord Mayor, dtarged, the former with having In.
I ineal-die character of a public-house, or " ginnepa," In Leadeabalt.
street, by crying out 14 Murder ;" and the latter with hiving gives
cause for such slana,by certain wellwasseured blows upon the butcher's
careen
The publican said that the Jew sad the butcher, and other ladles and
genhoma, bid bass drinking at his Mr, and that soon after be beard a
seder mems" la the passage, and saw the Jew hit the butcher right In
the immt.psedh below the ribs on the left side. The butcher doubled
am= 11 but although the fight was knocked out of him, his
td, and be filled the neighbourhood with cries of
M untsoch
AW al the house with the neighbours.
The LIMO MAToi—Jitawhit sort of company Ash your house ?
Complabon—What soot? Willy your Loedship, I ean't know
every ems net comes to my house i the gentlemen, (the Jew sad the
butcher) sod others like 'em, amass, and they haves their drops, sad
then they goes away.
The LORD MATOI.-ADd pray what ladles ielve you a cell ?
Censkion—Why please your Lordship, cm't az them whether
they are the dibt sort. They may blow each other up, and swear •
bit, bat non all i they never turns out and fights in this bore shameful
waliii=—Plissiat your Vorship, they're all b—y w—a what
gme to Ms crib ; its a reglar flash 'un—end If • decent body, man,
many sr Jew, goes In, they're sure to get drawn of their tippery,
whawswaven it may be. Besides, please your Vorship, their Impinge
is quite isabesseMe I'm blow'd if ever I head such language as they
men—osughter.) Vy your Vorship, I'll just tell you what one on
'sus sad the tether day to myself, that's the father of children these
twenty puss. I ay, says he, you—
ng, lawn Macoa—No„ no, don't tell me i I'm SUM when h cur.
pled sods a theater of language as you, it must have been very bed.
Whishimm—Plesse your Vorship, I likes people to be decent in theft
comematin, whether they're coal heavers, err sweeps, or Jews, but It's
esiden you'll bear a Jew talk decent, they are so gallows low—(loud
I t— wish, please your Lordship. that the public kaow'd rinraws wish to see the face of a Jew, they're a hinjuvy to my
one la the *Ws line, acid any man as serves 'em is nothing but a Ma
(load )The Jasr dhlhadmit—Now mind vot you said t ou never wish to see
the hoe eta Jew I now, 'alp me GOD, mid if I ay trot you says,
ead_you'll see wit a *s stroke of work you'll do. •
The Butcher—lt is a thieving piece, my Lord. I brought in • duck
to sell, sad the Jews wanted to pet him ; sad you see, my Lord, I
wouldn't have no sitch a thing, lad- then this here gentleman, (the Jew)
Into me ; and as I Ma% lik to be murdered any more than theWl airs out i and nee the leaden gives' charge on us ; but if I
didn't " Wake out, I'm blest if he'd a.cared if both me sad the duck
was mutbeted--(Losd laughter.)
The Loan see what sort of a house ft la, and I desire,
Akers, that you will most scrupulously watch it. Have been told by
good authority, that the most infamous characters are harboured, and
net authority,
are frequently committed there. As for you, Mr. Pub-
lican. I dinette your complaint, bet advise you to look to your license.
The pdelion sidled, declaring that We Jews bad brought him to the
!zossable Anise In which stood, sad that be wished net It
Owes ON es seed them once more like vagabonds over the
earth, he they eseibet, as the watchman said, act like gentlemen in
comparison with the sweeps sad wahheavese.
Lensatt-Seazirr.—Mr. W. a DedONDER la Poplar, was brought
before the presiding Magistrates, Messrs. Wyatt and Walker, and the
Rev. D. Medlin, by virtue of • warrant, charging him with asultst
his wife, and refusing to provide her with the common neoessarl
life.
The complainant, • rather well.looking woman. with an infant la
her arms, stated that bee husband, who had formerly treated her with
the sweetest fondness and Module, had for the last six weeks taken it
iatollis head to become jealous, and treat her with the greatest cruelty.
Oa Wednesday evening, without giving him the slightest provocation,
he beat, and tweed her out of daces. In fad. oath vox his conduct to.
wards her, that It was quite impossible she could live with him, and be
positively refund either to support be, or allow her • separate main.
tenor
The defendant in reply, said that be had for a keg time suspected
the fidelity of his wife, and be was sorry to say, as the swivel proved,
with toe good wawa.
After much aladastin sod recrimination, the wife offered not to
press the nap of assault, provided ha husband consented to mike a
sesame esedinsat on her.
The washiness, however, said that they had nothing to do with this
part of the bedtime, and dismissed the complaint. advising the parties
at the same time, if they could not live happily together, to resort to
the advice sesame mutual friend.
Oo the above parties leaving the Mos, • substantially domed,
matronly " fat. fair, and forty," premated bawl( befwe the
Megistrates, sod addressing them, said that for the last e t maths
she had been an inmate of Limelause workhouse. The
from the respectability of her appearance, astonished all present,
Mr. Walker, with apparent anxiety, asked bow it was this she henna
an innate Ma por.lionee ? She replied that her husband Copan D.
*Wed to sapper bee In any place but the workbooss, and he Snowed
her 10e. a week while thief. The par-ochial °Seers, however, bad Cohn
to a datelataidat not to let her stop there any loop; and the
object of bee resent application was to know if no *meld ow

compel her Ireibumd to support ber outside as veil as beide a work.
hones The enagistrates exptessed their misabinsem that the work.
bane should Munn the habitation of sorb a mostable person as the
applicant appeared to be, but Waning, the Wei of librehouse, drew
some addlikaal light on the subject. 11. AMA *its sane timspe
pNu elm Omni lk emked as a haring Ids nil% the
pesesenal of a barbeam wells end mg amelset she
Maki duke i hat an his sem be fssail hia use 111*
Its talus, but if the asarplarist, after glving_binh ea as Mu,
which amid net by passibiltty- have hem his. Thewa
hi inseedisiely diescried her, but eabsegnsedy smism:=l"inesigin
befogs a mogisinue, to allow her 10s. a week es bag as she continued in
a Zr.
w
i.draur mid that the pikers bed acted meet properly in &soon.
tinning the applicant in the workhouse. He did am as why they should
lend themselves at all to such amommodatkus. I. bet, it was • com-
plete perversion of the workhouse into an asylum for dismounted and
*lose men to place their wives in. He therefore advised the appli.
cant to resort to other means than that of the parish to settle her du.
femme with her husband.

QuzzN4kmas-11r. Shirley, at Peallagiss-ploss, Hercaks
Bondlop, Lambeth, was charged widt aisaahis two pike con.
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The constables stated that they bawd • ay of • Murder" in the de.
fendent's berme, and a fonds voice ailed oat to them to enter ; they
got is by the both way. The defendent demmused r was the Stet
Crwho dared to enter Whems, and smashed both the coasts.
y "swain them with • paw.
Mts. Skiff stepped fennel to explein the muse of the riot, sad
commenced as follows I My hushes. maid to go out with my bro.
thee, who had called, end I wail net let him. I did every thing I
meld to prevent him, but It was Ow ass, mad I was coaspelled m have
rem= to fores ; be still posies& he not obeying my oweamods, al.
though I told him positively be should not p one of the house, sod I
believe I called out " 111Ehai:v. es," or somothig of dee sort.
• Mr. Warts Wit Ms. am the append p to have
been the ocoseisi of ell the ; end he thessid that the To.
Beeman, en WNW the cry of 44 Murder," had only done their duty in
muds( die Mose.
ThelkOsmeta fined the defendant 40.. for the meault, aid his wife
went and brought him the meaty.
Usros.maLt—Bassielk Porsfraid, 18 yaws doge, was brought up
on thaew of maks her em&
The Wens end tithe both of whom were very much
Ahmed whMe eving their stated that within the bet two
piss die bad solewidmwe ten different dame. Every endeavour was
mots to =dabs her, bat aV to very Utile purpose, for on Friday last,
s she sesepesary absence of her person, she broke open the boxes
their little preview, sod alesemedsel with the tried,. It was
stiesyseady ascertained that she bed taken up her abode at a beetled
in Pliseinewereet, whale she was apprehended., and in be: poseessica was
Pi
heal woo pinks Ohba stolen property, and the other she sold and
as powskwallase Asps. tipeissur aied lossmatly, and begged forgiven.. of her peaenti,
but her Wm was lawmasabia, in consequence of bet infamous conduct,
and thellogiewates had as other alternative than to commit her for trial.
Teams Pocics.—Peter Brows, a master carman, employed in
tevigoods from the London Docks, tem charged with stealing two
gebeiess3
Brown mid the brandy was given whim by Thomas Atkins, a cooper
employed on the Brandy Quay.
Atkins wee placed at the bar.He said be gave one bottle of brandy
to Brown to Isla home, which had been presented to him for his wife,
who bad been recently confined.
ittcaszu. said it wee clear both prisoners bed been en.
Is a system of robbery, 'end find Brown three pounds, and
two pounds, under the police act, for unlawful posseesion of the
brandy.