Star.
London, England, 1825-05-05 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL
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Wes. Aden, *shoemaker, was charged with assaulting Willlain
Riley, one of the same fraternity. It appeared there was a general,
"strike," last.week, amongst the Crispinites, to obtain an advance
in the Price if their labour, and Riley was met, with a bag ful: of
work, on Saturday, in Fore-street, by a number of the turn-outs ;
and as It was known be was following his ordinary employment
while the rest of the trade were idling about, the prisoner asked,
him where be was going? he replied to his employer's, Mr. King,
in Aidersgate-street. " be d—d if you shall," cried the pri-
soner • • what have you got in the bag?" Riley replied, half a
desert of boot fronts, and two fronts and backs. The prisoner
then endeavoured to pull the bag from him, and he was obliged,
from the pressure of the crowd, to seek refuge in the-shop of Mr.
Case, a cheesemonger, where be remained three quarters of an
hour, the mob increasing all the time, and front whence he was
eventually escorted by Barnes, a constable, to his master's door.
As be was entering, some fellow made a blew at hint, and threat.'
ened to " do for him," and the Pacer immediately seized the
assailant, and conveyed him to the Compter ; but giving no express
charge against him, and promising to return immediately, which
he failed in doing, the turnkeys, after detaining him an hour, dis-
charged him, pursuant to the Governor's directions, never to reader
him liable to an action for false imprissonment, by icking up a per-
son against whom a direct charge is not made.
The prisoner admltted hiving stopped and questioned him, and
thought his former acquaintance with him, and the very great in-
jury he was doing his brother labourers, by continuing to work at
the aid prices, justified his going thus far; and to all the menaces
be was a stranger, as he sent away at that period.
Mr. Alderman Cox, aided by the Lours MAYOR (the case re-
quiring the sanction of two Magistrates), sentenced the prisoner to
one month's amusethent_ at the Tread Mill, for endeavouring to
intimidate a workman from pursuing Ms labour.
BOW-STREET. • ' . •
William Breater, alias Barger. alias Jerrei, a man for inboseappre..
hendon a reward was offered in the Police Hue and Cry Gazetfe. so
long Age as October last, was brought before Mr. flau.s, en suspi-
cion of having been very extensively concerned in horse-stealing is
various parts of the country.
About the time mentioned, the priseoer. with another man who
has since been tried and convicted at the Assizes. was seen in
veral parts of Kent and Essex, from which horses were stMen, and
on one occasion they. ere traced. great number of miles, end se.
veral times nearly being taken; but they assuaged by superior tact'
(knowing, as it would appear, that they were closely pursued) to
escape with three horses which had been stolen. The Police have
been constantly on the look-out for the prisoner ; and on Weanes-
day evening Furlong, one of the patrol of this Office, who had had
a description of his person, raft hint in company with another man
in Brick-lane, Spitalfields. The patrol felt certain that he was the
s advancing cau.lously to seize him, when the prisoner
immediately started off at full speed, :Furlong, hew-
him. sod after a sharp run of sOme distance,
secured bins, but not without considerable re-

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made such conduct a misdemeanour, punishable with man, and was advancing cau.louslv to seize him, when the Prisoner
above excellent Institution, was held at the Freemasons'
saw him, . • • ratable and benevolent, both clergy'and laity:but he was haralhi
fi te or insprisomnet t. and immediately started off at full speed, ,Furiong, how-*
Tavern, Great Quien-street.—Lord GA &Mica in the• - : . ever entrusted with money, as he was suspected .1 poodileotitstal
ever, was too quick for him, and after a sharp run of same distance, for •nt
1 1 A 0 Vicr.Cswicsuas observed, that that Act was expressly 11 .
L air. The Report contained a detailed account oT the he came op with and secured him, but not without considerable re- --- '''' "let'Y of Henn
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4 nude on account pi those very province.
1 1 MI . fittALD said, thai the only argument that could Proceedings of the Society during-the past year in Ifif- 'Licence on his pert.—Remanded. , St AOS —THIS DAL
ferent parts of the globe, and was received with cotisi-, r; _stets v. MACASTNY.-51r. Felix NaCArtby was charged with A lit sue as: ollik.
be attempted to be-used by the
.opposite side was, that
0 although it wastlegal to prozure the enlis-tment of the durable applause. Lord BEXLIrri the Dean of SALTS- having assaulted Mr. Stephen Griggs.. insight i 0 I Franca to'
recruits, yet it might nut be so to forni,,h them with
PUNY, L"l'd CALTHORPIL, Lord ROCKSAVAGE, Sir G. The panics are both. operative Mccodrusers; and Mr. Stephtin Warergord t 0 Hamm:roil
Griggs deposed that he had loihwn Mr. Felix filac•irthy some :incrust:l maul Jersey 0 0 1 Brazil 0 1
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high satisfaction on tie . ccasion. A handsome collet- himself. •' But, dang it 1" added he, " he's always a punching a Gottetiburgh 1 0 1 Buenos Ayres 0
, theca, it was quite absurd to ray that it was not also
Masai and contrary to public t.olicy, to aid in equip- urn was as made at the door.
me ; and if your Worship doesn't bind him down to the law, he'll Malta 0 0 I Jamaica • 0.• 0-
be the death of me onw of three odd days!" 1 Holland IS 0 America , • 0 4:'
. ping them for the occasion. On these grounds, there.' Within the memory of the oldest persons living, am e 4, why then, yer honour," replied Mr. Feliz•Macarthy, smooth. in-_ , r
i •: \ fore, he was sure his Honour would decide that the t ever appealed such a prospect of an abundant season. his down his tosetop, wan a hanctasbroad antlachard,as a. • hatchet'. HI C.; ii- Al ATBk at LON DO 14-iii I DGM TO. megettpw.
10' 4eflowdamt was Tiok in demurting to the biil. . Almost all the tillage in the neighbouring districts has- irwehova-0 Why then, yor.binuaar, devle. burn ins it I 'moved -.- Morning . . •it info*, after' 4
. • lit Sigipri. on the other slat. 'aibe heard lett •.t what cro arts most tie t- l'sauked bins at all ! \Te takes the eirii 1 tozether, when we can Mersey° ' -
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14 0'.41 7• • pious situation in which this demurrer placed tienetal crowned their efforts with success.-1 imeriek Cliio-nut f "
1 0 keep him awake any. be, but ri tlionght we was always ?eighty Loamy : Prnstedsind
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