Star.
London, England, 1825-09-21 00:00:00

MA RLBOROUGH-STREET.

Thomas Ilagnar, an Irishman, was brought up yesterday for 'l-
amination on a charge of bigamy. The witnesses were air. Davies,
Registrar of St. Anne's, and a woman who called herself 11:r3.
Dwyer, the first wife.
M rs. Dwyer, alias Mary Cann, on being sworn, denied that sbe
had been married to the prisoner, or ever been in a church with kw.
Mr. Roe (pointing to Mr. Davies), did you ever see that GeuLt.
man before ?—No.

Did you go to St. Anne's Church SOON months ago, to inqi!ire
about the marriage of the prisoner, and procure a certificate ?—No,
never got any certificate there.
Mr. Davies said, he was one.of the attesting witnesses to the first
matriam but he could not Identify the parties. He had not :he
least doubt, however, that this woman came to him three or four
mouths ago, and got a certificate of the second marriage. " Look at
tne Mrs. Dwyer, ' said he, " I ant sure you have seen me before."
Mrs. Dwyer (turning away her bead)—" Look at you! I see
you well enough, I am sure I never saw such a face before. I never
got any certificate from you. I never was married to Tom hiagnar."
John Lamb, constable of Mary-la-bonne, went with that wonun
(Mrs. Dwyer) to St. Anne'tsChurch, some months ago, to ascertain
if Magnar had been married there in June. They saw the clerk
and one of the Clergymen. The latter put some questions to the
woman, by which he discovered that she bad been married to
Thomas Magner, in June, 15e0. She admitted this, but said she was
married to him under a different name. Witness bad known the
prisoner and the woman for years. They always passed fur man
and wife, and she repeatedly said she was married to bins about
five years back, at St. Anne's Church. She was living at present
with another man.

Mr. Ros.—Well, what do you say to this, Mrs. Magnar?—Trs
have sworn that you were not married to the prisoner, and that
you did not get a certificate from Mr. Davies, some months back,
and both these facts are proved. The our on yottr own admission,
and the other by two respectable witnesses.
Mrs. blagnar had not much to say. She lilted Tom Magnar
better than any non in London, and she would not burt a hair
of his head.

The Magistrate said there appeared to be no doubt that this wo-
man had been married to the prisoner, but as hes evidence could
not be taken against him, nothing could be done sill the other at-
testing witness was brought forward.
This witness, it is said, is living in the neighbourhood, and would
come forward for a trifle to prove the marriage.
The prisoner was remanded till Monday.
UNION-HALL.
Sarah Neweart was sentenced to titres months confinement in
Brixton, for inveigling away a little buy named Welland, between
nine and ten years of age, for the purpose of exhibiting him at fairs
as a tumbler. The boy, it seems, had absconded from his master
in the Borough, and was met by the prisoner in Whitechapel, who
induced him to accompany her to her residence in Duck-lane,
where she disguised him in tattered clothes, coloured his face with
vrainut-liquor, and then taught him the mysteries of tumbling, in
which she was an adept. The boy travelled with her through the
country, till they came to a public-house at Bamford, where be
was observed to be in great distress, and being questioned as to
story, he was ultimately restored to his master. Newcaft made a
second attempt to get her little tumbler, and was secured near tie
boy's master's house, having again induced him to leave-bis home.
HIGHWAY Roassar.—George Hunt, and the two lads, Martins. 7
and Wilkinson, who have been some time in custody, on suspicion
of having attacked four young Ladies named Turner, in Brockley-
lane, bythe side of Sydenbam Wood, en the afternoon of the ed
of September, and stealing from one of them a bundle, containing
a nankin pelisse, were yesterday brought up for final examina-
tion--Hunt was fully committed to take his trial for the highway
robbery, and the other two prisoners were ordered to find bail.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Mr. Richard Dawes, landlord of the Cock, Church-street,
Hackney, was fined in the mitigated penalty of Ss. for entertain'?;
persops in his house during the hours of Divine Service, on Sl-d. y
the 4llth instant.

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