Star.
London, England, 1827-12-06 00:00:00

iNNINgItY AND ILL•TRRATIINNT 1W HYDI Max.

•
Theo Sessions commence this day, at the Sestinna
in the o.ld Baler, before Mr. Baron Ijoia.oct,
istice LITT L IDA Lit, the trap MAYOR, RitCoßDalt,
nine o'clock the Grand Jury were
ind le. iied to dim room. The 'Petit Jury were
fn, and at ten o'clock the Judges took theiraeats

bench. There are on the present occasion nearly
prisoner, for trial, several having been committeci
the making up of the calendar, kmongst whom
tto find a most serious case, namely, that of
man charged with the crime of robbery and
in the house of his Master ; for cutting and maim-
,i; manslaughter two; one for murda, and no
than four for receiving stolen goods.

(Ann Raker was put to the bar, on an indictment
nog him with assaulting, in a certain place near
ing's highway, •iz. near Grosvenor Gate, Hyde
on the 29th of October last, about the hour of
o'clock in the evening, Richard Luscombe, and
from his persiin four sovereigns, four shillings, a
id an umbrella, his property. The facts of tha,
as sworn to by the witnesses, were as follows:
the evening in question, the prosecutor was passing
.itosvennr-itate, when-the prisoner came up to him
said," You. had better take the Park, as the road is
dirty: The prosecutor declinrd doing so, and the
7, testfi atroath, said he should not go in that way,,
imnieitately used constd-rable violence towards
villa be followed up by robbing him a; before
, Th• prisoner then ran away, but in consequence
alarm given, was pursued by two soldiers and
other persons, and eventually secured near Buck:.
im Gate, towards which he ran... A handkerchief,
Ila,, and a • glove, -were subsequently picked np,
**le s% or n•to by the prosecutor. The above facts'
been sworn to, the prisoner was called on for
ience„ He merrly said that the prosecutor had
the tharge of robbery against him (the pt isoner),
luence of the latter having evinced a disposi-
give him into custody, in consequence of an
hawing been made on him by the former. •
. CLAKKSON and Mr. ALLEY, jun. conducted the
irir the defence, and cross-examined the witnesses
:Mutely, but tailed -to elicit the slightest deviation
the evidence' in chief, or in the least to affect the.
ler of the-prosecutor. -•
Baron HutLoat summed op the evidence to the
with his usdal perspicuity, and put it to them
- they .could entertain any doebt as to the
the part of the prosecuti-n? If they belie,'ed

rosecutor and his witnesses, there could be finer
. or the phones's guilt, and under all the circtiM-
snares, his Lordship saw no reason for their disbe-
- the testimony which had been given. • •
Joey consulted for a few Minutes, and then re.
On their remits, they brought in. a verdict of
, Death, against the prisoner, having been absent
one Flour.

The Jury recommended the prisoner to mercy.

LEEDS, Dpcsmsis 4. •
tDFUL KNIMUNTEE KETWEEN POACHERS awn
MEKEIEPIM—ONE MAN KILLED, •ND OTHERS

-alltßatlt
Fnday ev,enieg, one of the most dreadful affrays we
remember' occurred on the estate of Sir George
Bart, of Kirklee. Hall, near Huddersfield.
sashes of men met together, and, it is conjectured,
aware' of the absence of the worthy Baronet. at
:oneert et Wakefield, resolved to enter his grounds
sh of game,- and they commenced their design
(ate hour at night. The party consisted of about
several of whom were well armed, either for
lag game or for repelling those who should resist
A. They had not long been occupied when they came
close contact with the gamekeepers and their assist-
about half a mile from the Hall, and near to Nun.

After ',line patleying aid many threats, each
the pa ties apparently determined to try their
7th. The deadly contest commenced, the game.
and watchers fighting at tearful odds, using no
of defette but the bludgeons with which they
armed. After a stout contest. and not before
had been spilt. the gamekeepers were worsted,
Iht.safety is flight. An express was as soes as
sent off to Sir George. who arrived shortly
'le result of this dreadful encounter is, that

Balmer, a watcher, was killed ow. the sposby
from a bludgeon. John Green, keeper, and
George Clayton, watcher, so bruised in the head os -to
leave bet slight hopes of recovery. John Clayton, bro-
ther to the last-mentioned, received twenty shots in the
nen, and about halt a dozen others of the game-
a's party were seriously injured. Five of the
as are in cmtosly. It is said that nine others
absconded.—An Inquest Was to be held yester-
-011 Bulmer by Mr. Socks, Coroner. Leeds Patriot.

Yesterday evening Mr. 1141 NT, of Kilburn, left his
and chaise at the entrance of Exeter Change, in
cafe of a stranger, who took ofrthe bridle in order
ire the horse some hay, when it started off down
Etrand, and running mt-the pavement, knocked
An ell Lady and her two daughtets, who were
ievertly ; it nest felled the son of Mr. like,
-,kseller to the earth, who w,•as rendered insensible,
el'ere.ly injured in the head ; ha was taken to the
lap of Mr. Stanton, surgeon, who afforded every as.
While operating on Mr. Hone, three other
who had received injury, were brought in and
relief. Mr. Hunt, on hearing of the disaster,
at the shop, left tits asidrens, lamented the cir-
-e, and promised to snake every compensation

power.
StfilOUS ACCIDENT —Yestrulay 'morning, between
' god nine o'clkrck, the neigibondiood of Spa-
immeliately adjuiuing Goucester•etreet, wa

, alarmed by the cries and screams of females,
"a a Cumber of men were seen running from every
th'eetion rewards a large heap of dust that bad bees
and at which a number of men and woof*
employed in sifting for brick making. It was
thit tl.e labourers had so undermined the beep
. a great mass of it felt, and had buried some of
Owe employed. A number of hands were soon col-
kned, who with shovels removed in a short time the
hpetiocumbeot heap, and brought out ass elderly man.
!such bruised, and his right leg broken just above the
!aele. The fracture was of so severe a nature that
.4 bone protruded through his stocking, and the goes
relloar Was much •exhausted. The attention of the'
!°llm"n was then directed to the cries of a females'
4:eY soon uncovered her face—her gem" "d screams
4eo then dreadful, and it was near a quarter of.*,
'ear before they could completely' extricate her ins
!cid it is wonderful bow she existed so long. her bqdy
elf% doubled in so peculiar a way, and her legs being
40 doubled up in an opposite direction. When taken
tit she was quite exhausted. and for a few mommas'
leared lifeless. She was dreadfully bruised, and one
Ot b.ith her hies dislocated; her lower lip. was alri
Iletely cut through. The poor creatures west re.
abutters to, Bt. Bartholomew's Hospital.

' •
'Theo Sea
!louse, in th'
Mt. Justice 1
Aldeitnen,
worn in, ,n d
then sworn, I
se the bench
NO prisoner
pige the mg
✓ ire regr, ttv
yoang man
arson lathe t
a jog 1110; ON
less than Ina
William I
▪ charging hie
the h
p,,k, on the
• eight o'clock
'sting hom
hat, and an
'a case, as swot
▪ Oa the eve
b near Grovel
Ed said, " 1
e very duty.*
4 Prisoner, wit]
•
and =melt
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s stated, lII'
of the alarm
4 soot otber
Ingham Gat,
▪ ambrella,, al
ka which were
to having been
ics his de,ence,
• Ede the
P*. a consequei
Mato give
i.
a attack !main
,
4 Mr. CLAN
o me far the
Lk' most minute
!volt the eve
sr characier of
Mr. Barns
sal' Jury with h
wa• whether the
n.
or, dcnce on the
of
the ptolecol
doubt at the
vas.
it-
maces, hi!
mg tiering the t
be The Joey
be h,ed. On I
Gsilty, Derr
for one hen:
The Jury
kip DRIADFUI
ha% GAMEYE
le- .111061tlitt
Fnday .ev
Le MT, remelt
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1 outobes
re•
beorz aware
▪ the Concert
search n
at a late ho
. done, Sc'
tilling gun
them. They
b in close con
ants, about
or - took. Ali
iy
of • the pa
strength. '
s• keepers and
SI weapons of
36
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sad sought
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Beira Buie
et blows iron
George Cla
leave bat it
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butte and
the care of
to give the
the Etrar,d
down An o]
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the 'hop of M
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