Star.
London, England, 1827-01-30 00:00:00

BOWATREET.

Yesterday, Henry ANA and ...haw lenses, two smartly-dressed
robust countersue, both undo' VO years of me, were charged,
before Sir limnaan Brame. with being concerned in several high-
way robberies which bar& been recently committed in the neigh-
bourhood of Finchley.
Robert DoekereU deposed that be Is a gardener tit Fincbley.
Friday night hat, about twenty minutes past sewn ins be
neat Oahe). Hatch, o the road leading from Whetted's'
ky, and was stopped by two men, who knocked him
told him to deliver his moneY. H. informer( them thin
money about his person; but be had a watt*, stii.de
them. The two robbers crossed the road, agoeteagsiggiasa,
sulknt, sod escaped into a Acid. Ile had spec the .pdmnar
going up the lane a few minutes before, mil had wia 001
was the man who knocked him down.
James Carter, of Finchky Common,
Friday evening last, between seven andeliglwedoell‘ba-
,slong the road, near Wary Hatch-lana, besualleg lte
Wells, and saw two men, who appeared to be in • sepzile
cation, come out of the lane. One of the OM MIS s 4
light jacket, aid the' other man In a dark sear.
light Jacket came up to him, presented a blaidedimi,,,_
sod demanded his money. He was alarmed ear billiaed,
the man said, " Deliver, or I will blow your braimeeme Haying
- sleeted his thoughts, be determined to rods', knowing that there
two waggons which be bad passed shortly betore,coming
The main who bad presented the blunderbuss at his bead, r
kis former threat, accompanied with an oath, when he dot
idulielled they *LAW for some time. The man with u
omit andeard his companion' and kicked his (witaeree) skins,
die other robber attempted to " throttle" him, and swore,
spoke a word, he would blow his brains out. At that
two waggons were beard on the road, and be made
struggle to free himself from the grasp of the robbers; t
In acme derive effected his object, herald to them." I'M
' you, there are some waggons coming." The robbers
alarmed, and ran off as fast as they could. He called sot'
'stop thief!" and two patrols can op and puma the.
He bedewed that Smith was the man drain in the V*,
who ;preened she blunderbuss at his bawl.
The none want remands& They answer the damsdptien
pram who have commind mow* other *Away robbed',
let Ild.blWrbsod.
"Edam aerie was darn' with stealing a wreak and
Ai the band Omit Minpali4 the Amine Cseitel.
fr earrey.etreet. threat The prisoner had whop the apps.
sfasetion Mtn the house at the time the dustman Was tenon
miles trona Me Bell ramie was billy committed.
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WORSHIP-STREET.
Lowe, a Uvery.stable-keeper, was charged with t.
receive a private of the Tower Hamlets Militia when billet.bite h appears that, by the Militia Act, licensed victuallers .
livety-stable.heepers are equally Liable to have soldiers quartered
arm • but Is the present ace, tie defendant pleaded that, s'
had stable room, he had no piste in which he could
roots bet what his numerous family occupied.
Om the other head, lt appeared that there were pabile-Isseses
and 14 stable-keepers, and the Constables have to provide -
for 56 soldiers balf.yearly ; they therefore divide them
amongst the stable-keepers and publicans. .
Mr. Twytou said, it was..ammerree to send a miner
lodging could oat be provided for him; and he could not
this defendant to receive the soldier, unless it proved that
could not be found elsewhere,--Summens dismissed.

UNION-HALL
A man named Alsemider, who described himself as a French
was dsmged with having committed the following fraud 0.-
weaver of Bethnal Green :
. A few days ago the prisoner called span the compkbant,
whom he had been previseely ad sell that a parer
naming 'a variety of valuable of Freed' nuenfacture,
rived in this country far him 6mtw) bet that they were
hands of a woman is Pettkmtdarie,weiwho refused to deliver
to hits unless be paid her a debt he iwediser rite therefore r
the Ism al fL Ids. sad he promised terepay k when he ret
goods, and also to resent the cempieinset's wife With
shawl and alpine et. lace. The poor weaver
aby *deft his own and his wife', clothes, and tit
the primmer te the hems of a woman In Petticoat•lane.
a blown pope pared Wasmbibited Ao OWN carefully
up and salad, Mil the Meade to its being delivered -
the sin chimed-bfr. the fenade. who awned
been at that expense herself in 'palling the carriage, Ott. r