Star.
London, England, 1830-02-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOW-STREET.
Yesterday, two females, one of them &respectable matrooly-took-
ing woman, and the other bearing all the outward indication of a
street-walker, were charged by a police constable, of letter P. *l-
gloo, with having been riotous and disorderly at late 'hair is the
Wet of Saturday, in Exeter-street, Covent-ganlat
The constable stated, that hearing a disttu hence, he came op and
found the elderly prisoner holding the other woman by thrills,
and ea/ling for assistance to take her into custody. Believing that
they were both prostitutes returning from the theatre, he tool; them
into custody, and eohreycd them to the watchhouse.
The elderly female, upon being called upon to explain bee sonr
duct, said that abe was a respectable woman, that her name was
Roper, and that she tired 'at No. 15, Broad-street, Holden
where she carried on the business of a dentist. Mayas tbeViir;',
she added, of the late Mr. Edward Roper, who was brother to
Henry, the present Lord Tershani. One day last weep if* wee
Mg to the city,and in passing up badgate.bill, a very fine
proceeding
le boy, withbut shoes, Mockings, Or hat baked her for
Peeling compassion for the destitute condition of the child, ib-
'obed his name, and where be lived, and went into a shop W
the was known, for the purpose of writing down the little
dkoction. Sits then took him.,by the hand foe the purr!a at
purchasing a pair of shoes and it hat for him, when she was followed
bt a crowd apeman who begin to abuse her, charging her with a
Amin to kidnap the child. Peering that the mob would proceed as
stone act of v3olence, site was obliged to take refuge in the Ai* of
Mr. Butler, the well.koown chemist, at the corner of ti Paul'schurchyard,
churchyard, with whom she was acquainted. Mr. Huller advised
her to take nO more trouble about the boy, but to send blest about
his business, which she.accordiagly did, He then Melted bee to his
doming-room, where she was obliged to remain am!. two bows.
as the crowd stiU kept about the doors, and Mt used racily beiffill of
her personal sleety. At last Mr. Butler let her env at a 100 dm,
and she imbed home without being toliesattl. On Vas*
night site was returning frost the whoa the :106010.11thir
ppeewessnnt attacked her eilarriate.l2W, sad mane, see
_of the mar
lumdaicus l her with baying •iorW W HIM a
shad. She cull
nothing in reply, bat walked ea tie qui* le
until The prisoner, however, still followed bee, and 1114 SWIM
with the abuse which she base:wed open her Mit& kat*
mid ems bet shawl aid basset. She see
NM* a gentleman, requested be would bet. Tbeilbilh-
mon advised herb aWy th the acne imitable tikesbilb bite
she could ace ma dim until she cam M Ezolor•ampr tibmAlat-
tunaiely abe saw the constable way present, ere shin s iolled to
take cheep of the cornea by WINER. she bad i
ham itemdrad, aid
Maddened by the treatment she had received, she Inman
liseself, when the policeman elms aproind Mot them huh era ems.
The younger female, in Newer to the charge, amused 111.2oper
of being aabild.steekte, enhl mid site wee pememit lbw deli Wore,
wheat but for the interfcreiceof some pentsaa, the would. ase
napped a lktle boy. •
r. Matte mid, be did rat belie/. that Mn. !kw had any
such teirmisia. Site was mereltotransted,.. Iso believed, by feelings
thiViliglirowirds the link , whbiesilit Rye tigleiremield as
:. was erstaiely eery shade IMS 'Wen
=she whets of Saturday a sad Sunday
_ih the
Ma thought Ow saw terwile!WAsfdbarn
this.hell di* apsumumui tim me 'MOW. mar.
Igewool ham prompted tie boodohipolte
liby et )1 a tlepr 4d bilttlemaikeetyrseltiltlatalt=.
and
44 was a mess prostitute, he ststestm4 hes is • lutustlet
M the Howe if Commie& *MOWN Slrs-
jsrlatbe riaaroinumopost Mistime, rothrohjors .peg wham
tptl tat foci &quad to (maim he shsshy


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