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London, England, 1829-01-16 00:00:00

he found a fragment of a waif, awe with two Pears, a tune, sal t
the blade of a penknife, Hai belied 'Yminiceintele, and Wheatky•
admit the robbery.
Mr. Saucy swore that he had no doubt the razors were Mimed:
had Lein etas on the *lna the robbery.
Young (the prison, r) then re-ehtefed the JuSticearooln, anti.*
that he was re..dy to mak a fLii sli:clo-ure of all he knew of them.
bery ; and having bet n informed that he could not he phoning*
any exemption front phistsbment it he crianutand biotech, he stated
as hohotwea.-
▪ I live at Twickenham, and koow diea three men at the hat,
Wheatley, Kite. and King, from tiicir imancy the the Sitlirdat
night before Christmas-O•oy. the three came to me and told me there
was•a gond concern to be dune well. Wheat) y said they wee,
going to rob the Lock binge at Paddington We all went togetbeat
I. the water side, and we wain into a punt. which was fastfood
toe Peter-heat, and went across the water to the pi .ce When are .
landed we went to the lean ( airt of shed) of the Ina-house. [a •
was then nearly twelve to chock. There were iron ban in the
window, but we forced out the frame ehogether,and Wheaky and
Kite went in moil handed King and me some bottles of gin sag •
gingi:rioread. They then came out and we went tithe other owl
of the house and broke through a brick wall into the other lean, vs
that we could unlatch the dcor, hut there was nothing there hat
fowls, slid we took none. We then went to the back dour of did ;.
haus...and made a hole with a center hit large enough to put i
the arms. Wheatley worked the center bit, and made a var:etyaf
shoall holes, which brake into a large one. We then entarest as .1
house, attd found a keg of gin and a leg ht mutton in the Ititcheni
we struck a light with Mitt smi steel and tinder, which 1 curled•
with me, and so lighted a cantle; we then went to a done at the
foot of the stairs, which was also fag, and Wheatley made anodic(
hole with the centre bit; we undid the door. went into the °Meet
and fOund a family token on the desk, winch we bruke.open With
a crew bar that Wheatley carried with hint ; we broke open toe
cupboards, but found tee:thin in them; we then wept up 21.0tike
Sight of gaits, and vieht into a room and searched the drawers.
and Kite took out three shawls and a cloak and Leghorn bonnet-.
(Here Kite cried nut—" Oh its false, Gertleineit ! its falte.")-
-We then went to Air. Sivary's bed•roont but found the deer
locked inside; Wheatley end Kite, imntedistely upoh litiditig it
fast, forced it open with their bodies and entered. Kite went up
to the bed and said, 'l' Your mottry or your life," hot :Ina apistol •
to Mr. Savaty's head. We were all of us dia•ti(ed. Wheatley
took a metal watch. and rummaged the room, I.ltile• Ki:e held the
plena' over the lied. King stood guard over the chiLlreee's rides.
I thought I beard the children cry, but did not exactly bar what
they said ; I was standing outside. Kite de aired Air fLeary to
get up, and go down and gel the money for us. Mr. Sa'ary did
get up. and went with Kite and Wheatley two the once, and [
•od at the 4. or. Mr. Smeary went to Ihe corner ctopboard, Bud
said n You have got the moiety." •• No."s.id Woeaihityitong
Mr. Savory took, a bag of silver out of his pocket, and a ime.pvang
note, and a ten-pound note. I did not hear any threat eftd...-
Atter he gave the itinstay ere went down weirs, and kite • told
Mr. &wary to go to tied, and that he would return in ten Minium
to see that he w..a in bed. Kite w.lited till the rest id us-were is
the boar, and then joined us. We then weer to my hinge, and
carried with us all we took away—we put the gin and other things
lute hire Cniskteg's hirer-pit until Frith.), night. Kin and
Whe Vey went to Loa :on with the money au : said
returned at night and divided the money. I 'tad IL S.. foe nay
dime. Oo Fria.), night we divided the tin in metes, and Wbeatky •
had the cask and the l.egh bonnet. Knit had the I.i inket aid
sheet, and a new pair tat watertights. Kite lead toe...bawls and
the cloak. I bad hushing but the divatiuti of the homey and the
capper medal Kite, when he saw th- mite, threw it dowse
and and it *need lost dee,. but Whettfei e•-.i,1 it vreesMi. •
The Loan .11ama—Were you sublied...t this division of the
ptopenj ?—Young Ito • nut quite.
The Loan M avue— 1.4 you s-e otherartiole than these. far
speak ut ?
Wont's—Nut one. Kite bad the pistol; f dial not see. troktfil)
.••we it into the house
The Lone MArnit— Dia ynta know whether ft was loaded or not Y
Yousig-1 don't know ; but he t(ohl me that be had loadmilt.-.
I saw neither hat. shore, talw treat coat.
An (dicer said he found two hankie of gin, a picklock 14.7.-and
a tinder lots, in Young's house. lit found at King's Muse &Wes-
kit and sheet; and at Kite's house be found a tans, a ruler, and
the outride of a shawl.
Another colioxr food a blue coat at the home of bind sorted
Alexander, and produced it.
Alaxander said that Wheatley had worked far Itira„ant.left the
coat fur him to take care of. Wheatley had worn the coat. • Os
Mood.), somebody came to Wheatley, and Wheatley west away,
leaving the coat.
Mr. &vary bkpt./led the coat, although it had bees altered. lb
also it:tenths-4 much of the other property.
Tht City -kiln itor required that the pt nutters should be reastitli.
Kite said be bad nothing to say then, but that Young
swear away my nun's life.--Wheatley and Pig said ship were
not in the robbery at aIL
The prisoners were then an remanded. •
GUILDIIALL. •
Ames Martin was brought up for final (Random** ~el lso •
charged with stealing a bull, the property of, Mr. ./nhosnoseatthe I
Manor Farm, Highgate, and Mamas Wentwortii,;es.auspielee
teetiving the rune, knowing it to have beetagoiela
Mr. Puicurs, for the misuswr, contended that, as Martin !faded*
a felonious intent when he obtained the bull, it wale nut a taievoy; ;
and 111 r. Ha assa..and the Magistrate's Chief Club, also kelii.thene
was no stealing, because the owner did not have any actual ',-
possession when be re-purchased the animal. Mr. Par" the
second Clerk, however, assimilated it to caws Where' i Bank coo.
vats goods to his own use after the co- tract of hailmeett ira deter.
minted; and the Magistrate, •inclining to the latter opinion. de.
mended sureties for the appearance eat the prisoners at the Sessions;
the bail to be taken helm two Magistrates.
Robert Ilvberls, 6.lnterly a law clack, 'was finally ezarnitsed„
charged with stealing apparel, and other - articles, thelproperby of
Mat y Ann Chandler, to whom he professed to be a suitor.
The pawnbrokers produced a part -of the property ; heirobeild
not identify the prisoner.
There was a second charge of stealing a watch &nits a young
widow, named !heftily, to whom he had promised marriage, during
a great portion of the time be was courting the first complainant.—
On the iO•h of May. she was going to her sisters with kimaatod at
his bigamy. left the house before hint, allowing bini to lock up the
doors. 'lndio,' he did not follow, she ret urged. missed ber match,
and discovered in its place a written aditossiiht, that he had lakes
it from distress. She pardoned this. and had contributed largely is
his support since April; but learning, through the New(papers
that he was marrieds and how he bad misled Mary Ana Cheadle,
she determined to ph:mew him for his baseness. . .
prisoner was committed on both charges.
MARY- LA. BONNE. •
Yesterday the• evidence of a Mrs. Pottle was takes 'agakot
Frederick Arne. In November she kept *house in Howard.street,
hlrand, and attain the 20th he called to see a suite of apartment,
' which she had to let. Site took hint up stairs, sad he eepresed
' himself satisfied with them ; he said they were titr Ms uncle, led
I he would call again. • While he was up stairs, a fair young stay
r who had called before to ate the apartments, came bathe helm
• and was shown by the servant into the parlour. Ile remained
!. there by himself two or three minutes, and then abruptly won
away. and took with him four table spoons, two dessert Irmo
I and six tea spoons, ail of silver. In the evening Byrne eamiligaia;
I he went into the parlour while. the servant called Mrs. Pooh:dews
I stairs, and as she approached the door of ate be came out in ahem
I appeared much confused, and said—" 1 can't give Too a decisits
I answer till to-morrow." Directly after he was Ease she atisied a
gold watch, which she had just taken from her side, sod placed it
a mahogany ease epee the mantel shelf, and the neveriur hint .
again till he was apprehended. Byrne was then emonsittedusßeim
gate for trial under two charges of felony, and them of lair*
UNION-sHALL
Front* Robert Smyth, the half pay (Meer, was folly asasatgtd
a for trial, charged with a gross assault on a little girl, namildbniil•
Loader. THAMES POLICIL •
Yesterday Thews Went, who lost his left arm la the GOA
tti
g the battle of Nieman, was charged with stabbing Story Illandlail •
a the shoulder, with a fink.
Murrell stated, that on Saturday last, as be was walking than.
Bast Smithfield, the prisoner ran out of the Anchor and IWO
D public-home. and stopped her, saying. " Give me my moorfi fah
a rubbed me of a sovereign." Abe told him she knew nothing alma
h his sovereign ;he then seld, " Give me the sovereign, ec kale
it your life !" She ran into the shop of Mr. Ames, a ccamakk;
t- .01lowrd, and seised a fork which waa lying on the ceenttel
t. stabbed her in the shoulder. 'She positively and solemnly
b having touched any of the prisoner's money, and knew mobil
of him.
at Miss, Antes proved having seen the Firmer, after he bad aka
at for his money, sub the woman with a three-pronged fork. IM
was tipsy, bat appeared to know what he was doing. :The wir
k nein bad great difficulty in drawing the fork from the wormos
a shoulder, k was so tightly Sled. • She was obliged to nee here •
to drag k out.
in After some consideration, the prisoner was committed 111/ the
e, Magistrates for trial.
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