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mutable, in whom Mose the trablaction occurred. e.
hew a m
in his official situadosi, cbold let his lodgings to loch ',ewe—
teammate. primmer.
beau said, that when be let the room to the prisoner be did
!mow her character, and that be was out of town es tinniest .41„;
the occurreece in question took place. ‘.
His 'Crean girl proved that she was awoke akar Mani& ,
scale on the_ stain, and that she beard the primmer doaumet;
front the prosecuter money, which be refused. Swabs bend
Watektharectlied hs, and saw him take both the prisoner and 11,
promator with him. On being vacationed by the Mrpierateaue
the threader
of the Mane. aciusowledged that awe was +•sl-
of the frail skteellood beinkr_ the riumeet, wog in k.Mr.Conaise severely repelnu led Liscoe for keeping vaeli ledge .
and dwelt very forcibly ut the peculiar impropriety m a
caratable's keeplu'g sack a home as his appeared so be. p
At the prosecutur's Instates, the capital charge for cutting sell
inalookag was abandeeed4 bet tie prisoner was fully cossabiesetiar
The assault.
Ifenlisg /dared was brought up for Sort eseternetloo A
eli4char l:gfßec:.:oliedknetabey•epingdo,
an old
42:1.4.iigsditsehler::,powas:asyLiintamat.iBenduisrvoniplOcer.ret"flisiaStafv.mijnidulbutWil-
fully committed: the Magistrate observing, area be
these gambling houses. ,
petiole of foreign brandy is his pussessiun.
A Scotchasan of the name of Elise, mmeabouad in a former to•
port, was fully eununitted for robbing a brother Soci.Lnitn, a
butcher, of the oaring of Chien, of 73L
• fild N -SW.II „
yeetaday Yiu Tharms was ehareed with malting and resew'
the helmet a a hide girl, named Mwy Godwin. The mullet
thitgiri had been Meant to Miss Clawson i there was some di.,
at
abbot du god the amber was constantly annoying her We tri,.
A Gentleman who "attended with Miss D. said, that if the :0.1..t%
plakhat would Undertake sot to annoy latish D. be would give lee
a ooverelp. Mr. Wuma recommended the parties tq Mires MI
the matter WAS settled .n payment ',die min of XI to..
UNION.HALL
Yesterday, a young man, named Fahowd Glom, was brooch
in custody to this (Ace before the sitting Magistrate, R. J.Cri —,.
az us, :lbw charged with internist rying with Ann Poley kis ere
wife Debug alive, The prisoner, it appeared, was on the peke di
getting 'married to a third wife, the baits having been scarily pt
up on the day be was apprehended. The two Ladies were Fenn
at the examination.
A Bow.street patrol stated, that !bile on duty is blackfriam
road, one of the females now present addresaed him, patuangeee
the prisoner, who was sin the opposite side of the way. .. her air
band, and dencribbig that he had deserted her and had named
otlarr wamao. She requested that he might be talon into chnoly,
and when be (the patrol) went up to him for tat potpie, he so
tetlipted to make ithrescape by running away, but wu ultimate!?
sedated.
The Riet *Lye, whose maiden tams was Health Wilson, pro.
diced the certificate of her marriage with the primacy., on the nada
of July. lass.
. A Witness, lA* arbe present afire ceremony, conlinhed the cow-
phinatit's evident..
Ann Paley, th*iecond wife, stood forward, and stated the
she' 1,41. married tethe primnet by bans, in St. Savinut's Church,
SolithW4i. the 23d of January, 182. The register of the mar-
riage was also Preidieeed, and a when . who auettileal the ramose,
and gave the bride away, identified the prisoner.
The priroiler,who treated the charge with the most py,rfett is.
idUfetence, on being asked !Oat could have induced bin to dat re
ao many women? replied that he was only trying to get a good wla
hut of the ldt—He 'win bah, committed.
TOWialtA LL, 6013 T if IVA EN.
A wYne:teitgrothabi M alit y eppeited to aon nsoos, at the nit
of the parisEtilitieses oiSt. dlive's, Mitithwart, to remunerate Mee
feet adltaneel made Wile wife:
The Alders:4r J. &inn% Wherretojtaised the wife la my"
ledy.like woman as Withal/ firdatiy appeared Aeon has ea le
same sob jest, a 'lf there yebs ao Other mode ;by which to std
their dtterenteii,'thit ad appeal to a *ltigistiate ; and being repthl
tells the iseptiee, &died het ne. proceed; wits she said, teat iL
MEMO aba had witittocroifur heart cemented to the Wats of lege
don-oh the &mitt etcadon, it was with the undemanding is
should be albitteillobth he children. This, bowevet, hid kis Pfi.
Died het ever since, and that unlible to w-ar against bet miste, Es
had lint übdet the opting* oared to her Maternal ferillegi; oli,b.
capacitated ftorn poriaing bee avesdatkeli; she was' skive n.
the miserable alternative of applying to the pariah, or pethilig
through want.'
The husband retnainiog mute, a coniersation (Math benne
the 11dermals and the parish °Meer*, as to the right of the Intent
interfere, the complainant admitting that she raided in thepoiltd
St. George. Hanover.square—it was, LOweger, suddenly pat ist
end ti by one of the Lord Mayor's Ofilcer's banding to the M ms
magi a warrant, slgnfd by his Lordship. for his wife's appraise..
'granted 00 a certilleate from Mr. fibelton's Office for not-apple-
'amine set indictment preferred against her by ber husband at de
Selsionscie leaking which, site Dam Info tears, aod action,
I was urged tovlolnice by the desire to see my children."
The AL/MAW/4 biPeellitl* that such animosity should nig, ds
'served, thit any forthttr interference on his part was pot so colts,
wfiekf else wairtaken May lii a state of mind painful to withers.
A young wettest, who gave her natio Ann Blakely, a native,
Newcastle-vim-Tyne. entered the dike; with her face cumin
with bruises and both 'Vet; tilfelteurd. to lodge information side
following anikiiit tharalabery—
She stated, that she was so her way from -- Soppeet's, Tap
Hampton-wick. terseem, and croakiest Viihibledon.commeo by tic
=high resit, between two end three o'clock onfhaday het, who it
was met by a powerful map ba a sailor, glob, who demseid
meey, and od her seiing she had any a fee halipeace stoat bee,
struck her in the face and attempted to take miry a Week ate
carried in her band, ;obi& the minim he gave bee a seeped blaw
that deprived her of her acmes. On coaling to bevaelf, the towel
several persons near her, at whose approach the imagined then"
isitthatberibetwwasithastundeabr ragoseasitypossessieastisakinet the bundle.
forth:a...awed:
mistime. beibg at preeentoet of service. sad Wished to be Wes
of the means to be punned.
It appearing
infsdicers of she
deptt
Nintewinight is
Kene-seeete,
she
was
lineal
re the

CORONERS' INQUESTS..

Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Tart Tap, PIS
rico, on the body of John Crow, aged 25, who died a
consequence of injuries he received in a pugilistic re
test. It appeared that the deceased and amu named
Beard haling quarrelled at a public-house in the neigh-
hourhood of Golden-square, agreed to Settle their slif•
ferencei on Old Oak Common, where they met 011
Monday morning about eleven o'clock. They fought
about 85 mintites, and the deceased received reveal
heavy falls, and was generally undermost. The we
tresses who *ere etamined said, they thought the de'
ceased had the best of the battle. In the last round de
deceased was so dreadfully punished, that he cooli
si
come to time, and Reid gave in for him. The deuced'
was instantly removed to St. George's Hospit4l, 210
it
was discovered that several of the ribs on the left !Kt
were broken, by falling. The collar and breast bores
were also fractured, and the spleen was ruptured. 'De
Jury returned a verdict of " Manslaugh:er spiel
Beard, Reid, and the other seconds."
Yesterday evening an Inquest was held at the Talbot
Inn, in the Borough High Street, on the body of George
Board. William Goner, waggoner, in the empluY
Mr. Bath, was employed with the deceased, at the Tat.
hot lm, loading dung, anti the waggon being loaded.
the deceased wait into the sables to feed the horses
In about an hour after, he (the witness) went low the
stable and found the deceased lying on his face as if
asleep; on turning him on his beck, be perceited hiss
black in the face, and apparently dying, Medical 26'
aistance was called in, but he expired almost Onrobti"
ately after. It being the opinion of Mr. Thomas Eld.
ridge, Surgeon, that the deceased's death was the elect
of apoplexy, the Jerry returned a verdict to that efece•

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