Star.
London, England, 1827-05-07 00:00:00

HATTON GARDEN.

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Saturday James Noah. 16 years of age, living in PhiMp's Bu
loss. Somers Town, was cheesed with dreadfully assaulting ano-
ther lad, named itoberts, with a knife; while engaged to a
pegilisnc encounter en Friday evening. A dreadful cut was visible
an 'Le left shedder, and the thumb of the right hand was shock-
ingly laOsrated. The waistband of the smaliclothes ftittunadly
turning ilia blade of the knife, prenented a wound in the abdomen,
which symild'very likely have preyed fatal. A Surgeon's testimony
as nelliiikeence of immediate danger being produced. Mr. AWN
erdeled him to give &4 hours nodes of pod bail.
QUEEN•SQUARE.
Ilitorday. R. Granger, a lad, was bretight up by a. watchman.
vim found him 'kepis/ es the steps of a door. The poor lA. j
M. that be was a shoemaker, sad bed come from iiiirkwahnigil
hi hip of getting work, but had failed, and was without mew
amill*Wing foe want of food. The Magistrate strictly intereag
fintonsd finding his account to be apparently true, gave him some
gtessaniary relief, and advised him to return instantly to his native
place, with which be promised to comply.
1110IISHIP.STREET.
Saturday anus maimed Poole, who has lately added one us
so the number et OW Within running between Paddington and
the Batik. applied to des lkslig Magistrate, Mr. limousines,. fur
redress against certain inharineibiwen. who, he complained, bad
entered into a son of combinalien is *Winn from the road. He
stated that the parties of whim be are in the habit of
following him closely up anfillaurn owing whammy's be
cps, and practising every hind el by wales la
cruet they effectually proemial:NZ*
Mr. Bauttowron—Are yea On
Applicant—No, Sir.
Vann, the oMcer in attendants, said the erlpielMed was what
they call a byteach„and net one of the regulars. The ether
eoaclimes, therefore, finding it Interfere with their regular lenia,
endeavour to prevent it by what they call " badgering" the by.
coachman. Thus one coach will keep just herein him and wilhat
behind, regulating their speed by his all along the road, sad suin
nage so as to pick up whatever passengers would otherwise hays
fallen to his lot.
Mr. Buntene said he did not see bow the Ma :haste coda
interfere in each a case, unless the applicant poold swear that he
went in danger of his life, or that a breach of the peace was
committed. •
Applicant.--They won't let me get my bread.
The Magistrate saki he knew that the public good had boss
essentially promoted by the regulations which the Association of'
Coachmasters had recently established. The public bad now a
regular supply of Coaches, and the nuisance formerly complained
of was in a great measure, if not wholly, abated. He recommended
the complainant to endeavour to join the Association.
A Solicitor why accompinied the complainant intimated that they
would mot now admit him ; but it was hard that he should be so
annoyed.
Mr. liarnsonvou.—The complaint of annoyance is too indefinite.
There does not appear to be any specific charge in which I can
interfere;
The complainant and his Solicitor then left the oWce, ill satisfied
with the result of their application.

LA MBETH-STREST.
Saturday Whits, alias Jack, was committed foe having stolen two
candlesticks, value twesty-siz guineas, the property of Lady Ann
Scott, of Charles street, Betkelerequare. It appears that the can-
dlesticks were stolen on the 16th of last June, from the pantry of
her Ladyship's home. On the following day, the prisoner and
another man of very bad character, were observed by an o&ar
going down Pettkoat-lane, the prisoner having a basket in his hand.
The dicer suspecting they had stolen property in the basket, ran
after them. and the prisoner escaped, but left the basket beblads
and in which were the candlesticks.