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London, England, 1827-06-21 00:00:00

MART-LA-BONNE.

On Motulay J. Hampton applied to blr.-Rawthisou, for a war-
rant to apprehend G. Chamberlain, of East-street„ Manchester-
square, on the charge of 'bigamy ; " fur," said he, " be has taken
my wife from my side, and married her; and. when I went to claim
her, he knocked me down."—" You &hall have a warrant for the
assault," replied \lr. RA W LINSON ; " but his marrying your wife
does not make him guilty of bigamy."—Yesterday morning Web-
ster, the Officer, apprehended Chamberlain, and locked !linkup ;
and when be was placed at the bar, the prosecutor informed Mr.
RAI/amens that they had " made it up."—" blade it up !" replied
Mr. ftawimesor ; " why you told me that he bad taken your wife
from your side, and married lier."—Hampton. " So he did, your
Worship, but I forgive them both, For he did not know that she was
mart led, and she is Pot worth my notice."—The case was dismissed.
LA M BETH-STREET.
'car SOLONlONS.—Yesterday Anne Masons was brought up, in
custody of Skillern • and Goodin, two conductors of the Bow-
'street Patrol, charged on suspision with having in her possessioo
goods to a-considerable amount Which ha/ been stolen. On the
'apprehension of her husband, the property found in his temporary,
lodgings, at Islington, exceed in value 2,800 i. but that produced in
the present instance was nearly double the amount. When placed
at the bar, Mrs. frolopaoits, whb was aided with the professional ad-
vice of'Mr. Humphries, appeared much agitated mid dejected, and=
during the examination the tears rapidly -chased each other down
r her cheeks. The prelithinarrevidence wasto the folloiriug purport:
Richard Skillern stated that be we:fa-conducive .4 the Liow-;
street Patrol. On Tuesday night, at half-past ten o'clock, while
going the rounds with kis partyt. he perceived at the house of
Isaacs Itty Solwr.oncy in Dell-Lane, Wntworthltirtti

DIED.
Monday, at Me wet, Tabley House, Cheshire, in the 65th year at
his age, after a lingering illness, John Fleming, Lord De Tabley. Mr
is succeeded by his eldest son, George Leicester, Lord De Tabby.
Tuesday, at Ram gate, in the 56th year•of her age, Ann, wife of
the Rev. Richard Harvey, Vieuref St. Lawrence, in Thane.
The 2d Not. 1846. en beirst. Ole Join 34404:Capt. Fork',
on his passage from the Matarkius. to Bengal, where be bad bees
for the recovery of his health, Alfred Garstin, Esq. Captain nape
*ion. Ellstlisdia" Company!, Regiment of Native Infantry.

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