Star.
London, England, 1829-11-11 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE'.

BOW-STREET.
Mr. Thomas, the Super Ascendant of the New Police, division F.
appeared before Mr. limanni.L. to complain of the conduct of the
parish officers of St. Martin's parish, in having refused co obey the
order of the Magistrates.
Mr. blinsum.s.-011, that is nothing new ! but to what case do
you allude, Mr. Thomas?
Mr. Thomas—ln the cue of that vile female, Mary Lukin,whom
your Worship held to bail a few days back, for having seduced little
children into her house in Bambridge-court, for thr most iniquitous

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Mr. Musurai.—Yes, I do remember, perfectly, that I ordered
the parish to prosecute that inhuman wretch.
Mr. Thomas—And I, Sir, took the utmost pains to induce
the parish officers to undertake the prosecution; which they,
however, pwsioptorily declined, saying, indeed, that they had d.
:Mar cases, supported by much stronger testimony, which failed.
These proceedings bad cost the parish se much, that they had re-
solved to have nothing to do with any more of them.
Mr. Mnessintc—l must say, that it is exceedingly to be k-
mented that there is no process of a summary nature to oblige
parish officers to obey the order of a Magistrate.
Mr. Thomas—There is a whole nest of these houses in White
Nart-yard, in which children are received, and robberies hourly
committed ; but of what use is it for the Police force to interfere,
if the parishes will not support them?
Mr. Munnott—ln my opinion the houses in which little chil-
dren are heartlessly ruined, ought to be the peculiar objects of pro-
secution with parishes.
Mr. Thomas—l have bad instructions from the Commissioners,
to station men with boards, front and rear, with suitable cautions
to the mammy, at the doors of those places, and I shall certainly
act under them.
Mr. Minsantt thought that i most excelleat plan.-111r.Thomas
then withdrew.

Mr. Rawlings. the Assilialt Overseer, then came in, and Mr.
hihnisull expressed his asepelee that he had not complied with
the order.
Mr. Rawlings—The eviaricß wee -insufficient.
Mr. Muumuu. said he theilkitt otherwhe, and` added, that he
should Insist on the prosecution.
Mr. Kowtows—Well, then, if the facts are left with me in
writing, I'll sec what is to be dame.
Mr. Mumma. •aid that course should he adopted.
Frederick Amway, Wan was brought op in custody of Ford,
the poler,charged with balling seriously injured Carlo, the toll
keeper of Waterloo Bridge. by furiously driving over him on Sa-
turday morning.
The certificate of Mr. Anderson. a medical gentleman, stating
that Carlo was still in imminent danger, was produced; and after
some further evidence was gone into, the prisoner was remanded.
HATTON GARDEN.

Yesterday, M. Des Giusti., was charged by Skinner, inspector
of hawkers and pedlars' licenses, with hawking turpentine chips
about the street, and not haring a licence. It appeared that tie-
fendant had been: twice before had up for a similar offence; but al
he contended that be was acting under the Wnolcomber's Act,
which allowed him to hawk his wood, be pas, admonished and dis-
missed on these occasions. Yesterday,he made the,aame defence,
but was fined XlO. Defendant said that he eltould
W 0 IRS HI P+ST REET.
Wes. Brown and Ells. Rowe were yesterday brought before Mr.
Baussrr, for re.essmination on a charge of feloniously killing the
prisoner Brown's wife.
Mr. Damn asked when the heparin would take place?
The Spitillields beadle said that the time was not yet fiud. He
produced a letter from Mr. Byles, the surgeon who bad examined
the body of the deceased.
The Magistrate read it, and it appeared, from the tenour of his
remarks upon it, that some doubt was entertained by the surgeon
as to the precis:cause of death. 0 •
. The prisoners were then remanded until the Coroner's Inquest
shall have been held.
THAMES POLICE.
• Win. Begets, and Catherine his wife, of Shadwell, were'charged
with an assault ee Michael Hayes, a lodger in their house. On
Saturday night the defesidanta. demanded their rent of the cam-
plainantorhicis he was unable to psy. Mr.. Regan then beat the
p,or fellovi, act 'while she held him on the ground, the other pri-
ennet.beat him with's large thoemaker's hammer over the head
• and face, till he was covered with blood.
Mr. Baursrenta. wits[ the concurrence of Mr. Baorozaw, sen-
tenced them to pays fine of 20s. each to the King, or in default a
fortnight's imprisonment. They were locked up, in default of
payment.

BIRTH.
At Camden, Cove of Cork, the lady or Edward Sutherland,
Req. 77th Foot, of a daughter. . .

MARRIED.
At Kiknow", Charles Kingsley, Esq. Captain id Regiment. to
Marcella, second daughter of the late Henry Collis, Esq. of
Linasrkk.
Thursday, Michael John Sununu), Esq. to Barbara Term%
youngest daughter of Wm. Pits Gerald, Esq. of Limerick. . .

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