Star.
London, England, 1831-09-14 00:00:00

POLICE REPORTS.

3IARY-LA-BON NE.

Gaoss OUTHAGE.—Monday, George Campion anti
Thosaus Piefon, both servants at Major Read's, No. 31,
Cavendish-square, were charged betore Mr. Hositixs
with intoxication, and behaving themselves in the most
disorderly manner on Sunday night last.
Major Read stated that he was from home on Sunday
evening, and the house was In care of his sister, a lady
who fir some time past has been in a state of extreme ill-
health. About tin o'clock she sent her servant down to
order Campion to make sonic toast and water, but he re•
fused. She rang the bell and he came up, when he behaved
himself in a most insolent manner, and so alarmed her tba
she, as well as the female servant, locked; themselves iLtu
their own apartments. The prisoners then began singing
and shouting, knocking the tables, &c. over, until 31ajo.
Read returned at one o'clock, when they got into bed r-r-
-tially undressed. Alias Read told her brother what had oc-
curred, and when be went down stairs to remonstrate wit!l
them they were equally insolent to him, jeered him upon
his mustachios' and at length he was obliged to send fcr the
po;ice. They broke a variety of articles.
The prisoners offered no defence.
Mr. Ilosmss said that the insolence of servants bud o:
late become past bearing, and the public were muc:i
dcbted to Major Read, or any other gentleman who would
take the trouble of coming forward to prosecute. The p-
ito:len must find bail, and he trusted Major Read
indict them at the Sessions.

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wins intoxicauon, anti behaving themselves in the most
disorderly manner on Sunday night last.
Major Read stated that he was from home on Sunday
evening, and the house was in care of his sister, a lady
who fir some time past has been in a state of extreme ill-
health. About ten o'clock she sent her servant down to
order Campion to make some toast and water, but be re•
fused. She rang the bell and he came up, when he behaved
himself in a most insolent manner, and so alarmed her tba
she, as well as the female servant, locked; themselves into
their own apartments. The prisoners then began singing
and shouting, knocking the tables, &c. over, until Map:
Read returned at one o'clock, when they got int.) bed r-r-
-tially undressed. Alias Read told her brother what had oc-
curred, aml when be went down stairs to remonstrate wit!i
them they were equally insolent to him, jeered him upon
' his mustachios, and at length he was obliged to send fcr the
police. They broke a variety of articles.
The prisoners offered no defence.
Mr. IlosKiws said that the insolence of servants had,':
late become past bearing, and the public were mue:i ire
debted to Major Read, or any other gentleman who wooLl
take the trouble of coming forward to prosecute. The ri•
loners must find bail, and he trusted Major Read
indict them at the Sessions.
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BIRTHS.
The 7th inst. at Clapham Rise, the lady of G. F. Do:,
Esq. or a daughter—The 11th ins.. the lady of H. En'.
Esq. of George-street, Hanover.square, of a son.
MARRIED.
The Bth inst. at Thorganby, T. P. Waite, EN. of Lo=t:
to Arne Mary, dau.;htcr of T. Harneis, of Thorgaithy.:-.3:'
Lincoln—The 10th inst. at Knockholt, Kent, 6. lit;••07t
Esq. of Secenoaks, to Charlotte. Louisa, daughter et 6.
Rich, Esq. of his Majesty's Customs.
DIED.
Aug. 31, at Dieppe, in Normandy, Isabella,
of Capt. A. M. Campbell, Royal Artillery—The tth: s
P. J. Delauney, 25, only son of the late P. Delaun.y.
of New Bond-street—The 2d inst. at Shirley l mane:,
Hants, Mr. R. E. Knell, 36—The 6th inst. at Sui.l:4
Hill, Mrs. Ann Dawson.
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