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That a sd—d IMP should rake the Detail!"
Mr. Savage said he was not aware of the buys brinajacaticki
with them to school except on one occailoo, whet he. brokctheut,
and if zny complaint had been made to him he sitaulli.isavv,ehasa
died the offender, and prevented disorderly.cooduct.
Mr. Alderman Cox said I)evelin had not brought a. mopes. *ink
before him for punishment, and dimlissed the complaint.
• BO W-ST BERT.
James Hobert, an elderly man, was charged-with stealing a)e of
pork. It appeared that the prisoner's son was brows& before Mir
Magistrate, charged with picking a person's pocket. The peisonef •
interfered, gave his son a most excellent character, and he surees4rcs
lin obtaining the youth's liberty. On quitting the &lice, the prisoner"
stepped into Mr. Jackson's cook-stop, immediately opposite; and
wished to purchase two-pennyworth of bread. Mrs. Jackson had
I turned her back to give him the change of a shilling, when.he gal
OE with a leg of pork that lay on the counter, and joined his ectfroc
s is the public-house adjoining, where le was secured wjtb
tirsil;ari e. Ile wai committed for trial.
The driver of a lime cart was charged with wantonly driving.
against Colonel Banbu ry's gig,and ding his eyes when remonstrated
with. The defendant said.the circumstance was purely accidentalond•
the expression was only returning the compliment to the Colcntel, fir
his polite salutation, which, though a poor man, he thought- 'sr 1,34
a right to do. The Magistrate, however, without entering imq th'
latter question, fined hint 10s. sad costs for carelessly driving.
L A 118 fiTli-ST BEET.
J. Reid was charged with ue.ding several half Cwts.,and
hog trough from the farm of Mr. Mi., of Old Ford ; also /A sew
bars from the premises of Mr. Patterson, rope-maker.-of BettilAry-
Jones and M 4 Carthy, marine-store dealers, acknowledged ilanyiarg
the weights of the prisoner, at the rate of a farthing. per pognd,
and an ironmonger at Bow, who is a Methodist Pieachec, said he
bought the crow bars for 6d. each, and the trough for IBd. 111 e;
Patterson said the lowest value he could set on the. hart. vtas..6s.
each. The prisoner was fully committed.

NARY-I.A-BONNE.
R. Mantel!, collecting clerk at the Hope Ale Brewery, at Llama
mersmith, was charged with embezzlement. The Proprietors of
the Brewery having occasion to retire to the Continent for a time,
on their return, found the defendant had taken advantage of their
absence to collect several debts, which he had not accounted to
them for. In defence, he said tie could prove that the charge arose
from a conspiracy, in consequence of his having given evidence at
the Excise Office of some improper proceedings in the brewery.--,
He was held to bail.

QUEEN-SQUA RE.
P.lrelsh, a mason's labourer, was charged with stealing 4lilbs, of
lead from the New Court of Chancery, new building in West-
minster Hall. The prisoner, on Friday, was met by a Bow-atreet
Patrol, carrying the lead in a bag through St. Margaret's Church
yard; on asking him what be had? be threw it down and ran away;
he, however, was pursued and taken, when he said he was remov-
ing it. from Westminster Hall to the House of Lords. Colonel
Stephenson, of the Board of Works, said, several pet sons had been
lately discharged from the• buildings for stealing leAd; there was no
doubt many employed assisted in the transaction. The prisoner
now said he found the lead in the street. Fully communed.

UN lON-H A lA.
A woman named Swage was charged with imposing upon seveiat
parishes in Southwark, by a pretended tale of distress. Bir.Zlley,
the Overseer of Christ Church, stated, that about six weeks since-
the prisoner applied to the Parish Committee, and told a long story
of the distress she was in, in consequence of the recent death of her
husband, who had fallen off a house, and had left her to pro•ide
for five children. So much commiseration did her case excite,
that she not only received the usual relief, but a subscription was,
raised among the Committee. On Tuesday last she made a second
application, but Mr. Tilley having heard that her story was un-
founded, said he would accompany her to her house, to ascertain
'if what she had stated was true, when she told hint that be might
save himself the trouble, for all she had narrated was false, from
.beginning to end. She was sent for three months- to the Hone
of Correction.
A boy named Simpson was charged with conveying into Horse-
monger-lane Gaol a bladder full of gin. The prisoner applied' at
the gate, and requested to deliver a quartern loaf to a prisoner.
The Turnkey, took it out of his hand, and, finding it rather heavy,
broke off a piece of the crumb and discovered the bladder inside.
The bottom crust had been cut off to put the bladder inside, and
nicety replaced. The boy said a strange man had given him a
penny to carry the loaf inside the gaol. His story was believed,
'and he was discharged. _

At a Meeting of the inhabitants of Faversham and
its neighbourhood, on Thursday, it was resnlveJ, thrit
a Stock Market be held at Faversham., every fourth
Monday in each month.
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