Star.
London, England, 1830-06-29 00:00:00

NOTICES Or MOTIONS.

Mr. Brougham—to prrstut a pctititw tsom the Mt tni.olis on t%
subject of colonial Slavery.
Aid. IVood--Motion tor vane:ion of the salaries in Cloven:ln t•
Officers, commensurate with the it.Clealle made during she Vihr.
Mr O'Connell—to mare ha a Bill to alter atAl amend the Lai
relating to the making and repairing of Roads and 111:dg, s in It.
land.

CRUEL MURDRR OF A POLICE CONSTABLZ 1141
7111 IiXECUTION OF MIS DUTY.—Lac evening, between seven
and eight o'clock, Joseph Grantham, a police constable, No. 196,
letter S. division, was savagely niuttleretl while in the execution of
his duty in endeavouring to quell $ disturbance in Thornky's.
place, Skinner's.street, Somers-town, occasioned by a light between
two Irish bricklayer*. The fight continued for some minutes,
when some of the neighbouni called fur the assistance of the Police,
and Grantham, on whose brat it was, came up and endeavoured to
part the combatants; but he had no tomer attempted to interfered
than Duggan, the most fuzious of the combatants, turned his van.
geance upon him and knocked him down with a tremendous blow
with his fist. His head coming io contact with a large paving
stone, he was stunned, and while in that state, Duggan, who war
perfectly outrageous, kicked him in the groin and the left side is.
viral times with great violence. The poor fellow uttered a groan or
two, and then was to all appearance (had. Further assistance w The melancholy news cf the death of our lulttett
called, and James Bennett, another policeman of the same d vision, George IV. reached Marlow on Saturday at two o'chwk. ar.d II
No. 87, came up, and seeing what had occurred, rushed at once town was immediately in a state (if commotion, and he th..tsgtua
upon Duggan, and, after a desperate struggle, succeedtd in se. having a stntilly.eunte..ttti election. In the et.or,, of tl,v
curing him with handcuffs. The man who was fighting with him • ing Mr. Morrison, the haberdasher of Fore-street, artivtd, sot
ran away. Grantham
vas )*ken up on some mews shouklers, aIC next morning the 'wit sifting Members began to canvas., as did tilt
conveyed to 31r. Wakefield'', a surgeon, at the corner of Skiniter-' Morrison and Colonel Clay ton From the state of the poll at tb
street, New-road, but that gentleman immediately peonoure.d him; close el the last general election It will, no doubt, be a sew
to be quite dead. The body of the unfortunate man was then con- struggle ; hut, amongst those who are beat acquainted with
veyed to the Boot public-house, in Crown-street, and Duggan was borough, it is belltvd the two present Members will be veto
takes to the police station in Albany-street, New-road, until a Mr. Morrison was a candidate at the last general election, and vs.
Carter's Inquest r be summon' d. eft in a -of

)Jr. Wodehoure—to move a Rer.olutior. for the repro/ of the et.
[Duties tarried cowawisie.

Mr. Secretary Peel—to pret.tat a lic.r.ige from his Maitsty
11..11 am IV.

Mr. A./may Cave--to move lietolution nalwriqg Slave Ch..
dreo, that all born after JanuAry. 1831. be della:tit for.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

Will-Pay Apprentices 11111-11tcport therein. to lc taken into fu,
thcr consideration.