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London, England, 1827-11-28 00:00:00

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Yesterday two men, named Hague and liaspard, were the ~,., ,
with basing entered the burial glbund of St. betalph, Illsbogepe -lePw -.
for the purpose of stealing the dead. c
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The Chmschwatdetis of the Parish bad received information
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the inception of some resurrection men so steal dead bodies out, I°'%l. -.
the church-yard, and placed watchmen In the neighboethaml ts.
consequence. On Monday night some of the watchmen - -
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doectrao !prisoners take tbeir way into the thurebyard,aog ft, 'me-
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menced digging the newly-made grave of a child, which had wt."; .40111
interred in Cu morning. The men were taken into custody ' „ ~1.
mediately, and the usual apparatus were found about the placed *SO ....---
sepulture.—The men denied that they were in the burial smog ge
all; and one of them laughed, and treated the accusaliaa with gent et. IST
levity, whereupon Oil
The Louie Mesa' bald him that be might find the matter on Inagua
only a gram but a curia tu une.
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The Logo Mardi asked Mr. Mohler what punishinetit he
ireiet upon lemons guilty of the crime imputed to the primmest Vielliblaii
and was answered, three months imprisonment in the House el Art
t„,,,,cLim.--atalanded•
GUILDHALL.
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Debit Murphy, a tall, powerlut-looking Irishman, was derma
with a savage assault upon a carpenter, named link ob. •
in 1111111e1,4Sfeet, St. Luke's. The complainant sad he was irse . ,hrough King-street, Smithfield, the pre viols, evessinr, wlkas i
he gim
die prisoner to company with a dt Intim man and two fcmal,l 'tit
0 mplainant stepped olttlm pavement to make way far eim, but 1
his envie-1y to avoid giving offence, only furred to cuoviiite the Irialil
man that complainant was a man who would tamely solnett 'nue
irsok, and the prisoner therefore wantooly stepped out of hillnieuej
UM to pub against him. illumplainant asked why he did so? The
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prisoner did not tnake any reply; but seizing his collar, paehea •
bins become him ha:f way down then street. Complainant thee Tte•
tured to threat. ii to call for assivatice; upon which Murphy them All
of his coat, struck at bhp, knocked him down, sad by the fali big
bead was cut, his collar bone broken, and one of his arms dish:K.4A 14.11 M
He was taken to the Hospital. The defendant said that the cat,•—'
platoon committed the first assault upon hits.—He was ord 1
find ball fur his appearance at the Sessions.
H ATION GARDEN.
Yesterday Mary Atkista, an elderly woos's, was brought to thli
olTue by Hutt, the Fourulling Watchhoun•keeper, upon a dalfp . . I
ad pot-stealing. . •
William Drover, the waiter of the Martinis of Welled*, Cre; • fil
met-street, deposed, that on that morning, sabout nine o'clock; . .....
saw two pint pots, belonging to Mr. Ridley, of the King's . . f 1.10
ISSl6einthitQuilses,LrNgtt.o. 16duenpgligt
siotendhnttirrsideffwreedit:hth.ehima:Htengueinnddslitinrovgn: Itet::ceauumfifeelrivikilinagrdsin saw tie
kaggAl
prisoner
u6rp take
and the pots
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she. in reply, assured him that she was merely taking them ho
usei
Not satisfied that such was her intention, he brought her to Mr. • I
Itidler, who vent fur an officer and gave her in charge. •
Mr. Ridkr proved the pots to be his property.—Hutt stated that
the prisoner was a well-kuown character. 41044
Mr. Sergeant Sateen wondered how a woman d the primer's .
age could be guilty of the atom imputed to her. The practice of I*ll.lll
put-stealing had become so prevalent of tare, that it was necessary
to check it, and that speedily. He regretted much the practice of
',lidos pots outside the house door. It was a great inducement to
tobbeties of that nature, and be should be glad to see some other BRION
sync's% adopted.—Tbe prisoner was fully committed.
M A RLBOROUG H-STREET.
Rohl. William and Joan Morris were finally examined en a charge
of stealing a duo Bank Note, the property of Sameel Vines. Pay, .
of tipper Gower-street, Bedford-square. Morrie was admitted
as a witness against his companion, and he then achnowledged that Deane
the note was given to him by Williams, on Smerchy fortnight, in
Road-street, for the purpose of getting it changed. Wiliam, was
committed for trial; and Morris was detained to give evidence. dam 4
UNION-HALL . .
Two men, named Aden and Diem. Were charged with having s
robbed a Mrs. Williams in the pit of the Surrey theatre. .. Jena,
complainant and another female were standing in the pits( the lb
Surrey theatre, when the prisoners came close up to them, and J
shortly after the complainant missed her pocket from her aide,
which contained a pair of gold bracelets end a boner oh keys. When
the prisoners were taken Into custody the complainant said she oh. herds .
served Allen throw the bracelets on the ground, and in a moment
afterwards the bunch of keys were let fall on the floor. The pn-
socers declared they were innocent. They were remanded.
QUER N-SQU A RR. . I
Yesterday Aunt Pyre, a young woman of interesting appearance,
eighteen years of age, was folly committed to take her trial at the
approaching Old Dailey Sessions, upon a charge of stealing nitse .
vertigo', the property of Mary Davis, a cook is the family of 31
Harrison, Brampton-crescent.
It appeared in evidence that the prisoner bad bees living la Yr AM&
Ilarrium's service for two months; on the 16th instant the . •
missed nine sovereigns from her boa, which was in the kitcheo,a •
on that morning the prisoner, who sl.pt in the same bed with bet
got up at in untisnal hour. When she returned, in a few mina Mimi
after, the cook was awakened by some one moving her head, • ' U
when she got up she noticed that her pockets had been moved tr• ,
the place where she had put themiander the pillow. The pi , .. &I
bad no money when she carat to her situation, but shortly after t
sovereigns were stolen, she purchased several expensive articles •
dress, to the amount of 71. The nine sovereigns were taken bum Gem
purse containing 40, which the resecutrix bad placed in her box a
few thiys previously, and which she intended to deposit in the Ban ihmo
on the first opportunity ; and the winner was aware that she bad
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the money, as she had seen her open the box to take some out.
The prisoner denkd having stolen the sovereigns, and said that a
short time ago she found. at ten o'clock at night, a paper containing
41. 18s. CM the road near her master's Imre, and with that sum she 13LA
bought the various articles of dress which seemed to excite so much -
suspicion against her.
Mr. Va'ners said be considered this a fit case to be determined by
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a Jury, and the prisoner was accordingly committed.
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W ORS 11 I P-STR EET.
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with the latter, were charged with breaking into the house of Mr.
tranZstrisinsierrtation on.j.lyalifouirear n:oanitihass),SiaanmhYd Artn(whßakero has,
wrehoturnc:dhafbirontted
Matthews, clothes dealer, in Play.houn-yard, and stealing pro. ......2
peandrityhteo.frthmeakamdouiscnhtaofrgedw.l. when both men were fully committed, *Ls
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Raspberries, of the finest flavour, were a few days &mid
since gathered from the garden of T. Scott, Esq. nea • ' Aka
Devizes. It is not an uncommon circumstance forte aliwkl
rious plants, in mild seasons, to bloom, and even be te...:,
formed into fruit, but it is very rare for the fruit to be •CB
brought to pet fection. Primroses are also in full bloom emu
in the same garden. Is" the
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wark. The villains crossed a long garden at the back Ze4..
lalrd.alrlianrgdeibiadrgitel,aoryf Lowansgranem,itSteoduthn. . b.,_LIEelA:alT.c
of the house, and forcing the shutters of the parlour en. ag,ply.
tered by the window of the room, and having tegaled . use ti•el
quote,them se
divecipairntedth, carrying
some sovereigns, together with the plate. a French limi:::
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hith them brandy
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and li. 7.6.
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clock, and a watch, leaving behind them an old pair of Ten)
boots, in lieu of an excellent pair of Mr. Hardwidge, 'ZS::
which formed part of their booty.
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MARRIED. led near
Friday, a widower on the Merkinch, aged 34, led to the Illymeeeal 5.,,,i,_
Altar a buxom widow of 45. The bridegroom danced during the ~,V4;4!
evening with his daughter,grand-daughter,and great grandclauglster. softy:
lugs
DIED.
In Kingspte.street, aged 67, the Rev. John Hopkins, precentor ,81
and Senior Minor Canon of Wincbestee Cathedral, Chaplain to the r_ LIT.
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College, and Vicar of Wanborougb, Wilts.
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Monday. evening, after a severe illness, Dr. William Poynter, the ,'°l4ollRoman Catholic Bishop of the London district, died at his bone its T
in Caatie-street, Holborn, in the sixty-sixth year of his age. lid ap.
deceased was a native of Petersield, Hants. The lie!. Dr *"-...---
Beillll4oo succeeds him as , a Oentbssan who, in early h
,IdE cuilA
was a member of the Church of std was educated for I'
Bar ; but basing become a Roman Cathalk, gained the TeulP - imeimai
and preceded to the English °Mese in ii, Where be wee "el 11111
1 cited for the Priesthood. He was ordained Hasp some Te eameani.
since as coadjutor to the deceased (De. Boymar), Mom be ° Illimisi
destined to named. irtout.
MAILS-s-THIS DAY. gnlllearMl /so
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Dublin & e Franca 0 o
flit agrd
Waterford 1 0 Hamburg 0 2 Of beam
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 Flanders 0 0
Lisbon 1 0 Sweden 0 1 "it WM
Dough Adee 0 0 Leeward Islands 0' °
Buenos Ayres 0 2 Malta 0 1 • alai
Holland 0 1 Jamaica 0 0 ._ ed
111(iti-VATEli at LONDON-11111Utaii TO Mailtitt) W. 7es'eheirill
Moaning . e minutes after 11 lee• Ott
Afternoons . 32 amines aft., t 1 ' Ifola
taproot,: Pruned and l'uoilalett by foul .leers, We rtOptsf
at the Stag Dinar. .No. I, Pickett.place, Temple-Bar. et
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