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.° •L' ' WIN'TIETaiIZES.
ICINGSTOt‘Dse. ao.
• lbefore Mr. JuGict Pusaoucau.
BURGLARY AT TINANIZS DITTOM •-••Wiiliatit Day,
Edmald Creamer, James Hayes, and Charles Mader
maid, were charged with hurglaHriously enteriThng the
direlling-honse of the Rev. G. . Storie, atThames
Ditto!), and stealing therein a quantitrof silver plate,
value 1501.
that the housedeposed, was secure
on the night of the 29th of September, and that the fol.
lowing morning he found it. bad been entered through
the plate-chest plan-
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doe, is wedeestood, that sod a easpialot had hem sr
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1 *bit tise prisoner. As she bat not taien waralag upon
osentiii, she woulcV now, foe esample.aake, be commitv
1 WWI ; sib was aolamiued accordingly.
1 HOW-STRIUCT.
Yesterday IViskeisiel Dslairart. the butcher. who was bro.&
sig tea days ago on a eke* of stealing meat Mira the shop of kir.
,Owee, a butcher. in littsrormarket, was raemanined.
Shp Humphreys. the Solicitor, attended foe thehe prisoner,
and
and
iald be eismalpe-able to prove that he had bought t maill,
had us'iiesuers in the robbery.
The gladiator said IM hid sot MME to get the 'Meows ut
the boy illekh, and gave his split* shah dens had been reettio,
keep kip est of the way, a his widow, would be very asseerisi
Mr. limaphreys deprecated this state.,.;bet the prosecutor
repeatethis belief of the fact.
A peeks:or who resides within a few dews of Mr. Owen, de-
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- morning d the robbery he was

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th::Arotiode *ehobsvillillall"""diald he was dialliwprisonetal"" 's
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l -peletine luad been purcholvd by his skier, sill iso
th ore teed it up in 'handkerchief with the Inestinp,sdsooll,
diem home.
Mrs. Johnson AIM, that after the lot had been bought! lo_hell
it waslosaing up the table, sho observed &young lad (the
brothel) take hold of it and draw it towards him ; upon ine he
wawa skid, " That bon% belong to us—l have not peremeptise
The lad then sold something in aMw *U.S °Evoke and Won*
ately afterwards the accused folded up the pelotas anii plawol k
under her arm.
dischssion toot place between Mr. thy sod the friends
A long
of the accused—the former contending that the pelegine had been
taken-with o felonious intent, and the latter that it was wholly a
mistalte.—The Magistrate ordered the defendant to And bail to
%e cbuge at the Sessions.

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as tried the body. pad :Pored --- oc three pretty in,
fieuffiliesket with his left. irking was not kb% and caught" 1.1,%;b5._'
illiffiffie ads, bead with lit right. Both *Sri 11 .t,.....---
'elindl Peellineeovered his nun „mite
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lady to cognise with hit t, as be stopped with ins dor. 111
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saw this. and rept ated bit itody blows, leaving pretty obvious awks
Omni Ms knuckles ; Perkins did not return. Good countetlits as
the nob. sled and left, and both away. Again to memeueel
when Dicks body hit was stopped ; be then rimbrg to and It
Perkins open banded With his left; Perkins returnee with his tor-
catching him on the mouth, and a few slight acing., rono„ed:
Dick again bad him in the body with bis left. Af er a short patim
a fine Glad kg iely &mimed, and some good jobbing Mu were de.
-livered on both sides; fresh stream• of blond lowed fruit the eases
of both, and hide advantage was observable, the punishment re.
ihniDshircisikifht agtat;afineh;
caved by Dick, boweyer, was more obvisms ;in the end Patine •
i len This was a fine musty round. and excited general applause;
and from Dick's steadiness the confidence of his fritade encteased.
5. The symmetry est Dick s phisog wss a good deal altered,
whilst Perkius's only showed the cut over his right eye, and still
Pr"uplallifact,:;ltrdhkiiiihnissiewretatanwilwilasodweari well gduTaPerhidrfetd7bt asu soilt
tow a.hrildliSedd CI:: law: defiance
jobs. A abort rally, in which hits were exchanged, SO both went
down easy, Perkins under.
6. Dick ttied to plant his left on Petkins's nob, but he got well
away, and succeeded in stopping a second attempt at his body.
Naha made two excellent stops, right and left, at his head, tut
napped it in the ribs ; this did not seem to affe:ct him, and he ; re-
served his stea•tiness in a manner little circled from a yokel.—
Good stops on both sides, and an admirable display of science.
Perkins stopped right and left, but his returns passed beside Dick's
bead, and were rather at random ' • bits were interchanged, thLiugb
trot of great moment, and in the close Perkins went down.
7. Dick fought a little openmuuthed, and seemed somewhat
crabbed at not being able to retch bis man. He took a drop of
kook and water, and again went to actn:n. Perkins, still steady
toil alifircted, sad evidently as strong a a bores. Dick resumed
* Sibling system, and caught Perkins cleverly with his left, while
ilidtalvered bis right heavily on his collar bone. Had this reached
Ms eannister, as was no doubt intended, it wuuta b.ve told taks,
but Perkins' activity on his leis enabled him to step back in time. 1
Dick put in three body blows lts succession with his left, but they
did nit. item to Olen the iron carcase of Perkin.. Dick then
rushed in to punish. but Perkins, in retreating, fell, and puikd
D.ck upon hint. [Dick's friends were still satisfied all was right,
and hooked svinnii.g as certain. But little betting took place, so in.
tease was the interest recited by every move that took place 1
8. Vet tried his lett Lat.desl job, Mut was .topped, •and with
equal neatness stopped the counter hoot Perkins's left. In a second
effort Perkins was more successiol. and put in his left ckverly on
Dick's 110:). while Dick countered at his body. Perkins again
stopped Dich's left handed job, and showed great quickness in
getting away. A fine spirited rally followed, in which mutual et.
changes took Vac.. and the blood flowed from the smell. rs of both.
It was a fine manly display on both sides, but in the end Perkins
hit
_Lk ck clean off bis legs with his left, catching him heavily i a .
the side of the bead.—(laintense cheers from the Oxonians, and
die Londoners looking blue).
9. Dick a hole abroad, popped in his left on Perkins's body. and •
then rushed in to fight. Perkins retreated, an gut into the cornet if
the ring. when a desperate rally followed—Perkins jobbed Dick
several times right and kft, catching heavily under ilk ear with his
right—thus showing he cupid use Loth bands with effect. Dick
fought with him. but the length of Perkins seemed too great to
WNW hiss to hit with effect. Finding himself foiled at this game,
he *load. arid at Perkins's not) under Ids arm, was about to
lb; but Perkins slipped down, by the advice of Spun', and evaded
else punishment he would otherwise have received. Dick, on getting
on bionesiad's knee, was covered with blood, and looked all abroad ;
eked...handed bit under his lug, in the last round, was evidently
a stinger.
to. Bath came up collected, but Dick did not seern disposed to
lose much dine in reflection ; he tilt with his left, but bad it im re.
turn from Praline on the nob. A lively rally followed, in which
both got pepper; Dick robbed in lustily, end Perkins tell, Dick
am him.
lids and last. Dick Dow came op evidently revolved to make a
desperate effort to put aside the coolness of Perkins, but be found
*gams ready at all points; good counter-bits were exchanged,
swills* fought with fury • Parkins threw in a heavy hit with his
lalik mt Dick's nob, and dicta on his body with his right ; Dick
kg.' with him boldly, but had no advantage, when Perkins
caught him heavily on the temple with his right, and he fell all if
a heap. •He was immediately picked up, and his seconds tgfoil
every expedient to bring him to his senses, but he seemedge-7,44.
lied, sad of time bane called was incapable of standing. Ilie itat
was immediately thrown up, announcing victory, and Perkins ran
out of the flag as strong as ever. fie washowever, sent back,
till the battle was pronotinced won or lost. The decimal wasters
in favour of Perkins, and In a short time Dick was conveyed to
his carriage, and from the ground to Maidenhead.
The fight lasted twenty-three minutes and a half.
KOMAIIICS.—At the conclusion of the fight, which
was certainly more quickly ended than we anticipated,
most of the persons close to the ring teemed tube satis-
fied that Curtis had been emit( ught, and that, in fact.
be had been, as we observed in the fig at instance over-
matched. Id our opinion, Dick fought too quick, and
Oa that presence of mind which with such an oppo-
nent was his only chance of success. From the undi-
lainished strength which Perkins showed at the last.
too, we are satisfied be could have continued the fight
much longer ; and we have no doubt, with a little more
experience, will prove, a dangerous customer to any
man of his weight in the ring. We agree with Stm,
who seconded Curtis, that he was more if a match for
him than for the Pet; at the same time, from the cha•
racier cf. Curtis,. and from our knowledge i f his talent%
we anticipated that the laurels of victory would not
have been so quickly wrested from hit brow.
In a very few minutes after the fight Perkins entered
the ring thes-ed, and little the worse for his engage-
Meat, beyond the cut over bis left eye and a little pa-
ging in the mouth and nose; he must how
heverh for
Mee time feel the effects of his body blows, wic were
both heavy and numerous. He expressed a strong de.
sire to
-second Harry Jones in his fight with acidic, but
'this bis friend' would not permit.
SECOND FIGHT.
HARRY JONES AND TOIL REIDIE.
The'srin4. being .cleared, these men next entered the
arena--Redie attended by Young Dutch Sam and hit
Hudson, Jones by Tom Spring and Tom Gaynor.--
I, Reidie, from Jones's late indisposition, was the favourite
Ilat sto 4. To describe this fight would be a
burletque,
libel on
the annals of pugilism. It was
Ifor neither of the men planted inkeffective blows ex-
cept on the body, although fifteen rounds were fought.
It was a wild scrambling affair, in which etch was
alternately down. In the twelfth round Jones was
sick from the effect of a body bit, but a little dy
pot him to rights, and in the next round be was as jolly
as ever. He went in to fight, but Reidie evaded close
quarters. Two more rounds were fought in the same
wild style, but Reidie being chqffed on all sides for his
Cowardice, at last quietly slipped from his seconds
knee and would fight no more. Young Dutch SAO
imusediatelp gave him a kick in a place that shall be
nameless, and left the ring ht disgust-
follr --4 aertween two Saffron Hillseves,
A third fight
wacy 7 Aen, for 171. but seventeen rounds
named T
'"'ke been ' oat without drawing blood, we left
their amusement without waiting the

, fight foowed ,
whey
anlldeinens
seen folllst
them
result—.lo amslH•
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Christmas evening a pour lad having fallen into a
parry at Poulton, near Bath, in which wereph eight or
nine feet of water, a poor man, named Jose Hoff
intrepidly plunged in, in spite of the advice of the by-
standers, and succeeded in bringing the unfortunate lad
to the side of the pit, but it was so precipitous, that tel
fout-buld could be gained, and before help could be
obtained, they had both sunk to rise no more. Twentl
mi,nutes elapsed before the bodies were found, %ago the
vital spark was eitiact.—Bath Journal.
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