Star.
London, England, 1825-11-30 00:00:00

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that the hliteirejptrin. s
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. -hina ranter was heard of the matter until within there i
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had Instructed committed for trial, and his mothmin-law sr
when it wits dlscoveiet
melt for some attleles of drapery at the shop of Mr,
Oxford-street, by the prisoner's mother-in law, and. -,a,w„:',.,Y
et' ehtah
intoc.eniisi!,einoierie
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held to bail fur her appearance to give evidence.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Edmund Hars,Cornelius Hayes, and Al% Bryan, Irish bri la-
were charged with creating a riot, and with assaulting -I—sle
James Adamson and William Bentoff, on Mond„ afiznmbli: 0:41g
Mary-street, Hampsteadroad. Adamson and nt;it-oiern"°, b. "Nt -M
into the office in a weak state, having been dreadfully b witere.„,l6l
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gave their evidence. It appeared that on ?donday feat ''
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patty of Englishmen and Irishmen were drinking at the \e; /1,_4 11/111.9"I
vern, Mary-street, lialgeware-road, and a quarrel ensued'. 4%,,--
were turned into the street, and beat each other with I..„'i 11 AV
staves, sticks, &c. and the watchmen, night constable, and n147.' • UMIS
had difficulty in terminating the affray, iind taking the r' bt34'
the w a teh-house. Adamson andßentoff were cat r ied, iiPi .•."thleenr.:, • .TH"
state, to a neighbouring surgeon. l•everal of the friends of • d'''
the ptoditc
I euired swore that the English were the aggressors, and the 11 ; •
trite ordered all present to find bail to keep the peace. 4' ' CatSld
Helen Kelly, an old woman, the mother of Patrick D.r.le ir ~,
wife was tried last Old Bailey Sessions, on a charge of ha..,11,:,`
tiered him in St. Giles's, WAS charged with committin., ,4*.. ,
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vagraucy. Ti., old woman had three half-started and aat:',i'll
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children with her; they were her grandchildrea, and tie. ult.: -ils entire!,
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children of the deceased Patrick D.tyle. It was Anri• that 3 .g
SI-
In "se whole I
had begged in the Quadrant, Itegent-street. Ti.e aia.k,
ordered lois. to be committed fur one month ; and thec,,
L' 'e
- '',e Pilot, M
in the meantime, to be taken care of in Sr. Gli.:,'s P,,,,,..1-, Long 1
The old woman, on hearing the order for her imintsonmete. '
:el •t. BOUT/
upon her knees, and uttered an cid intatioa in the Irish langukt .'`p
14.1'
—she looked piteously at the Magistrate, and the children ru,
:21 Colonel Ht
bet, and clung round her. In her agony, she tore nearly all the *nein of tb
rags from her half naked body, and it recidired six officers to fr•t British 1
the children from her, and to plate her in the lack-up room.
Mr. and Mrs.Botionaky, and Miss Mary Ann Roe, residing at No. MI
7E, Berwick-street, Soho, were charged with entering the situp e Cecilia,
Mr. Cooper, chinaman, of No. 101, in the same Witt, at nine 'ln the cow
o'clock, on Monday evening, in a state of iutoxication,and Weida. eebibited— 1
two china figures, which they refused to pay for. Miss Mary A Point of Tin
Roe was" not so far gone," it was stated, as the other two. .N. endeavouring
Magistrate fined Mr. and Mrs. Bottomley, 55. each, and erica" surrounded b
them to pay the valie of the figure.; and Al i.s Mary Ann Rau.. 11
fined ls.and the party,after receiving an admonition,e..,:edischa:i.
W. It. .11alward and W. Walker were brought up by Avis, the,;
To which
cer, charged with robbing their ntaster, Mr. S. Eyland, tho ;,
prietor of an extensive shoe warehouse in Ilanway,yard, Ot.fht.
street. The prisoners were well di eased lads, and their palms 2:t CI
respectable. Walker was admitted a witness. Ile had tee,-3:,1 In Act I
from Milward four yards of silk belonging to the presecutoroe;,.,
the former had stolen, and he pledged it, and received mtgs.:it;
from Milward for his troible. When Walker was asked by tb-. •• Bens, es. I
Magistrate why he did not disclose the series of reblieries whits Quart
had been carriedon for so long a time by Milw:ird ? lie rtpliedtkr.
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he was afraid that Milward would have beaten him.—Avis tuts(
that he apprehended Milward, and found in hit possestina ono he.
dred and twelve pawnbrokers' duplicates of articles belongm; t.. FOUI
the prosecutor, which Milward had stolen during the time he ye
in his employment.—The prisoner Milward was remanded, all AND LC
the property so pawned was ordered to be produced on t:
next examination. . •
CARRC
W ORS H I P-STREET.
Yesterday, J. Pinks*, was charged with stealing a silver wato:,
the property of Mr. Stevenson, watchmaker, Chester-place, fkrhsal In which all
Green. It appears, that on those days when the caitl; fair i. he , 'tined, but C
in Smithfield, a number of fellows assemble in Betlinal-green, bun that ever pre
a bullock through the streets, and taking advantage of the cud.
sios, that is created, they commit a great many robbesks, on ttl.
2lst instant, an affair of this kind occurred, and Mr. Stevenson's win
dow was, either by accident or design, broken. A number of ham! afZU
were then put through the broken glass, and one gold and one si 2(
ver watch were stolen. A butcher endeavoured to secure . .
person, but without effect. Armstrong, an officer, having meet - . MIMI'
some private information, went to a public house in Ilare-u - . gm
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and apprehended the prisoner with the silver watch in his pa - 6 '
He was committed for trial. ! .N 1
UNION-HALL •
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Three journeymen glass-cutters, named Miff, Nefgrose, CAUOL I.
Canty, who were in the employment of Messrs. Pellatt and G -
the glass-manufacturers, of St. Paul's Church-yard, were c .
with leaving their work in an unfinished state, and entering . r ! ......
the service of another master, without giving thee former m. : II;
players any notice of their intentions. It was stated that the Wet.
dants were employed by M . Palau and Green some time ago, 44
and on account of their poverty, were advanced a Om of Mir,
which they agreed to pay by weekly instalments. After 11•Ailx:
on those terms for a few weeks, they left their work eiiiii.islee.
and without having paid one-third part of the bo rowed ninny.
They were traced to another manufactory. Mr. Asire slid, du:
as the defendants had left their work unfinished. they were liab:e is NEXT :
punishment. Mr. Green was not anxious for their return to tlt QM Fl'
factory, and would consent to their discharge, if they paid tk
k.../ their N
money they borrowed, and the expenses. This was immediate!!
done,
t!ie
done, and the men were discharged. wi Improvell require
in a very she
Wednesday, a distressing event took place at llif Tickets a
f:30,000. an
great paper-mill of Messrs. Turner, at ChAfford, in tare of DECEN
neighbourhood of Tunbridge Wells. One of the mgt. And Co.'s 0
neers, of the name of Piper, who has the care of Oa street; also,
boiler of the steam-engine, not observing sufficient cap. Capitals r
Co. partici&
tion, the machinery caught hold of his round frovr,
ust month
and drew him between the wheels, which caused instant other Capin
death. The body of the poor fellow was literally
crushed to pieces. Dl;.
B(
The ship Providence, which has been chartered by
JLF braces
Government for the purpose 'of conveying female on- are peculiarl
ski
Witte to New South Wales, is now lying at Wool% .. divine withel
She will take out about 100, above 60 of whom g•' they strike..
preventing
from Newgate. ' Fifty wet e sent from that prison 01 pious directi
Friday and Saturday : they appeared in general young minister to I
their superband decently dressed women, and most of them weer
off in good spirits. when other Sold by pi
One hundred and fifty male convicts have been tram-
Oxford-ere
shipped from the hulks at Portsmouth to on board ar: change; ant
..e lica.l•
Sesostris, bound to New South WAles. T..
quarters of the 87th Regiment are embatked in her.
A Gentleman the other day asked his friend where
he could find a description of Gtvenoppel? his f..iiend iv
plied, ,4 You will find it in Nugents Dictionary. Just i
LORD NOREURIeS LAST PUN.—In the Court 0f Cot
1.
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mon Pleas, Dublin, on Thursday, bail was tendered in
tat
• Gentleman which the
a case, and the sureties were described as a 6
• bed to urea, Gone
land a house-builder. The opposite Counsel tls 'eloped ; 1
little man,
question the former, when an insignificant Debility, 81
with a greasy coat, stood forward—Counsel, 'g Ate Ym Observatlor
se after* &ries of C
a Gentleman, Sir?" 41 lambe my manner." H
wards said he was a portrait painter, and swore he seas them in a f
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Worth the amount of the bail. Lord NQllsu"3. Op/. gems, Lend
inning ne crede celore." The bail was rejected as in' Omnib
Since 1
correctly described.
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L' Hroat
MARRIED.
Charles Doh, tiental to 14
On the 15th instant, at Vevey, in Swisserland,
~.,_. to
lions on the
eldest son of Rudolph du Thon; Lieutenant do Conseil d_da,ith. porkies' and
Frances Amelia, daughter of thelate Thomas Runde'', Essl.°ll"",
siton. Inn
DIED. Quo fu
Rev. -Tl'
Saturday, in the 72d year of his age, the WI 3,i,i Whithi
Plumptre, D.D. Dean of Gloucester, and Vicar of • The &boy
Wichenford, in the county of Worcester. ouster-row ;
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