Star.
London, England, 1827-06-29 00:00:00

POLICE IVITUAGtNct

MANSION-HOUSE
A eadaaahle, who 64, he said, apprehended a matt In Leaden
se a warrant front the Lord Mayor of York, charaelt um
wlik
having absconded from that rioye,and leaving behind blot hi, wit;
end Andrea unprovided fa; oplOsll yesterday tb the Loan darns
to haw the dypontient of the MOM elites, in *lda that he iniphtce
slot back to Toth.
Th. Lbws klter i tedlal4 Mahe warrant/ . •
The conicabbi OM.ln kith rat hi had It net ah'nie kW, sw
had be it at allin bit ItostitsMoll I but he yin aware that tt bed
been Issued, and rho psiewers owe coefestion was tantamount to
an acknowiedgdowfd (he fad.
That may he, said Ms LetdiMp I but you tintst be aware that
in apprehending the man withmit the warrant, you Wee acted
very injudicious and almost Word part, bootee: well matt. /awl
oft, cortabilyeander suck eihntenstatiew, without the
hinuoty. production of
the warrant, take the depedtione of any man statist
The constable again addressed the Lord Mayor; lad iatimatnt
that sit sinter might be mot with the prisoner to York.
His Lamm, declared, that he could have nothing to do with tltt
taw es it mood at present.
" Welk" said the constable, who. with the fine Pewit:now of d
thoroughbred loiter, was resolved te try every way to acco.ug
his ehiret," what would your Lordsh
.ip recommend me to de?"
'Dam ~" geld the Loao Maros, I shall sot give any add
but this I will say, that the taw who,
ahem.era, g I happened to give you advice of an illegal nature, ye,4
the man into custody without a warrant,
would endeavour to Writer yourself ender the &tithed/7 of the
usbaidoelessi"kenit;wae backed by a Etatinrwe cif the Ott
wriall:YerLod:ltidwiwoYhin:hiciar :wefyill allow you to send him into custody to York.
You have begun this matter unadvisedly, and you an at liberty to
terminate it as you think proper."
The constable withdrew balled, but sot defeated, ult. still kepi
possession et his prisoner, who is, De doubt by this time, on bit
travels to the North-Eastern Metropolis.
GUILDHALL.

Richard Choler was brought up fore;;Minadon Tetuan, before
Me.-Aldonnan Lucas, oa suspicion of interims a forged bill of e.
change for atbie, pupating to be accepted by Pearce Power, $4,
of Remalseess, near Mallow.-.-After a long investigation, it wit au.
temaned that the primmer should be again remanded, to allow Use
for ptirtgiag evidence from Ireland respecting Mr. Power's baod.
writing..—. question was then discussed whether the pribioti,
should be remanded for *hear ten days. Mr. Burke said be would
start foe Cork the nest looming, bat Jr. Power was a fox heater
and country farmer, and be might not meet with hist the fun day
he reached Mallow. It was u/timately settled, however, that the
prisoner should stand remanded till the 7th of Jaly.
BOW-STRERT.

Yesterday a decently deemed young man, named Peter Georg
Nomiteesd, was brought before the Migimeate, chatted with my%
ing a quantity of counteseek oar. The prisoner, au Friday tar,
made his appearance at Enfield, where his Moos &waved the
notice of a constable named Ramsay, who watched him to avail
shops, where he purchased small quantitin of goods, and pAI toe
each purchase with sixpences. The whole of the money pawl by
him in the town proved as be bad. An Inspector from the
proved the sixpences to be counterfeits • and, in order to the cum.
'natal of the prisoner for the major Offence of being a comma
utterer, George Bradford. a turnkey of the Have of Comtism,
Coldhath-Aeids, proved that he was convicted at the Wddkwt
Sessions of January, 1899, of uttering boos coin, and sentenced u
twelve month' imptisounoeut and hard labour.--The primer mg
fully committed.
QURRN-SQUARIL
Yesterday Widows Totems, wen known to the police as a Pea.
Mum Collector, was brought to this Mee, by Warm, an acme
patrol of Dow-amet, charged with picking the pocket of Wood
Hamilton, and extracting therefrom a red Bandanna silk luadter.
chief. Richard Jon, a private In the' First Regiment d Fast
Guards, stated that be was coming off' guard shoot twelve o'clock
at noon, where he mur the Omen in St. Jasnes's Park, ear
the Cocpit Steps, pat bin hand Into Calomel Hamilton's pocket,
and take out a handkerchief which he conceded resin be
gem; another melon who saw the trannedoe, told him
drop it—der prisoner finding be wee deemed, threw the haride.
ebbed awsy and ran off; a cry of " seep thief" was raised, ad tie
prisoner was tented.— Warren deposed to apprelondlog the pn
mfr. and produced the handherchieC—Colonel Hamilton we
identified the handkerchief as his property, but said be was qtra
uncooscions of the transaction.—The prisoner mid nothing is he
defame, sod Mr. Wens said he should essamalt him to Nemo
for tofu, sad the parties moss be booed over to prosecute.
AIILBOROUG H-STREKT.
'Yesterday a young fellow, named Jabs Asper, was brae& fres
the watchbouse of St. George's parish, Hanover-square, before Sr
Gomm Fame" the flitting -Magistrate at this Once, chord
t with attenialsg to break into the house of Augustus blasuist.leq.
Hertford-street, Mayfair, the night before, with intent to comae a
rob Manning stated, that between one sad two o'clock, Moo
tendon vatentratted by a robe in thefront sd hie home, voila Yn
hod-room window; and eta his =Moak raising the sash townie
the cause, he observed a light in therms am,cluse to one obit
kitchen-windows. Suspecting immediately that thieves were oda
Touring to enter the house, he determined to adopt the heat meat d
eieetiorlagthem ; but just as he was withdrawing from the window, is
andemmily let fella ham-bosh into the area.which alarmed& pn
mon who immediately ascended the area steps, and,diolaim ent
the km railing with great expertness, ran cies bet as he meld. lit
Manning, however, called out for the watch and stop thief, ad
after a short chase a watchman secured the prisoner.
In his defence at the watchhonsei the prisms, said that it eat
triis he bad been down the area, but that be bad merely gage than
foe the gallant purpose of paying a nocturnal visit to one Ode
tomb servants it Mr. Manning'. bow, with whom he bad Ms
a (sag time acquainted, and who had appointed him to come a
doe hem at that hour on that night.
In of this statement at the watchiemet, the eel
assied by t prisoner attended as the alike rangy. Whin tb
prisoner repeated his defence; hot the gal positively Mimed the
she had never made any appointment whatever with the prams
any time, or that she had ever given him any lonitatioa to di
house. She had, she acknowledged, known something of the pd.
met as a slight acquaintance for a short time; mei she we nal
!acted, that on one or two madam be hareem transom
to the particular *Madam* some ports et Ils. Manning's Imes
but she thought it mote curiosity et the time:
Besides this decided niatediedee by the girt, of the primes
exam, therd were legend, untesenia•dy for hid rem., creeds',
setae phospbents matches, Re. M the area; just des to the 916
where the prisoner was int disoreered; and marks of tbi mfic
bar were visible on the outside dt one of the hitches MIMI
where an effort had been Made to force it epee.
The poisoner denied my smalltime* with Moe ingplameMbet
be was, moterisholanding,coassolteed to tabs his trial so tie dell
UNION HALL
Ye senday the thieve of a *bloc stage emek.was mongssesim
this Offee for furious driving. A Dammam patrol gaged, A.°
on Tuesday, while on duty in Backnometreet, he observed Vero'
/mina galloping his horses at a most fusion' rate, to the got
frig
danger et the gen. A Goodman in agig, wbo eras
a contrary had a Darrow mode of being ran 6vel.L
at
the defendant the number of whose conch was uten.—Tbe
gistrates inflicted a penalty of M. and Deets se
him foe tbe offeum.
It may be useful to know, that when the comma
remedies for excessive bleeding at the nose fail, it mar
generally be stopped by a quantity of powdered gits
arabic being blown up the nostrils through
a quill.
Wednesday, a private of the let Dragoons was rode
over by a hackney coach,returoing frOMEdioburgh races,and WAS so much hurt that he died on Friday evening.

MARRIED.
Teesday, the Rev. George Avow= Meetgooterl•!feci6l
tbird &setter of Ik. George Markham, laein '...