Star.
London, England, 1828-01-31 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday a respectable /oohing man, and his daughter, a pretty
yogi girl of 17, were charged with robbing Mr. Henry. Davis,
lamp Und 'Mitre inamtfacturer of Nos. 87 and 90, llegent's,Quidraut. ,
Trztipeated in evidence, that the male prisoner had entered Mr.
Davies tetvice in March last, and had had confided to him tit!*
tire cnanagenteat of the business of the shop, No. 87, Mr. D. and.Mo
family residing at N 0.90. As Mr. I)avis was passing through High
Holborn, about six weeks or two months ago, lie was, through curl-
sity, itidueed to go into Mr. Bullock's Auction Rooms, where he saw
*lamp, of his own manufacture, put up fur sale. This circumstance
excited his turprite, and on his teturu hume he instituted some in-
quiries; when. however, not having elucidated the mystery, the
matter was 'allowed trio' drop, and nothing further occurred until
Saturday the 19th, when Nlr. Davis again saw another of his lamps
knocked down by Mr. Bullock..- This, of course, led to further
inquiry, and Mr. Bullock produced a letter which he had received
from the person for whom he had sold the lamps, authorizing bins
to pay over the monies to the bearer, the female prisoner. This
letter Mr: Davis recognized to he in the handwriting of Fenton.
who was soon afterwards taken into custody, together with his
daughter.
The lamp was produced by the purchaser, and fully identified
by Mr. Davis.
Mr. Bullock stated that he had sold various articles for the pri-
soner, who be understood was a manufacturer. They were all
brought by the girl, and the name in which they were entered was
Lov.:Luid.
The prisoner declined making any defence, and was, with his
daughter; fully committed for trial.

H A 'Ill'ON;G A ADEN.
Yesterday Geier Smith, alias Mtn Writinson, was placed
at the bar, under the following circumstances:—Mr. Neigh.
boor, an elderly Gentlemen, deposed, that while paring along
Cow-cross, about eight o'clock the preceding night, he was at-
tacked by the prlsouer, who with one hand struck hiin in the
sumach, and with the other snatched at his watch.chain, Which, ,
with most impudent effrontery, be" Rigged" at fur at least a minute.
Finding himself utaable Cu effect his abject, he ran off, pursued by
witness • upon *hose calliog out * Scup thief !" the prisoner was
apprehended by a watchman.--The prisoner was committed.
hi Aft HO ItOuG'il...ST ft F. ET.
. Yesterday Manta* Zey, the driver of a hackney Coach, was sum.
menedhefore Mr. Dlfleg, the sitting 'Magistrate, upon the following
okame s--William Carlisle. a Striven; of the Coldstream Regiment
et Gaud', stated, that on the sith instant, as a detachment of
the regiment to which he belongs wan marching in single file
along high-street, by Sr.-Gilts% Church, they had occasion to
cross the street, vu their way (is relieve the (tank of England
Guard, the defendant came along, driving tils coach, and with.
out taking any more notice of the soldiers crossing than if
they were so many sparrows, tbt could fly out of his way,
drove his' horses into the midst of them ; and hid not the men
quickly jumped on sot side, and broken their 'ranks, some of them
must have been driven over, and fur this conduct the Cominandisqg
thficer.directed that the dekticlasit, the number of whose coach Wit.
'DM took down at the time, should be brought before a Magistrate.
'Thit'defendant said, its answer to the charge, that the soleheis bad
plenty of time to get out of his way, and if they did not do so, It
was their own fault.
Mr. Deis said that the conduct of the defendant appeared to
have been most wanton, and he regretted that be had no power to
punish btia3 to igreater extent than Ewing hits los. ender the High:
Wiry Act.
The' defendiat seas accordingly fined In the setount, and not being
able t pay IC, and costs, he was' locked of In default.
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MARY-LA-DONNE.
JawpA Wm. Booms, a working engineer, was charged by Sophia
Ohre, a smart young woman., With bigamy.
It was stated hi eiritleticit, that the' prisoner add thetrotriplalnant
saw each other for the first time orilluistetaiday. Pie eepresesated
himself to be single, made love to her, ifid, after's cabnablp One
days. she consented to become his wile; arid thr/ wete curried oa
time tidiest. at Sc. George's church, 1-taniremiqoare. &vest dayr,
Inabasiinsthe-weelding-day, were passedby them lettioltrt interruti-
denim Kdwardarreet..Langbanssplarm s but im the eighth, s former
wife, to whom be waemarried ten yediabefeire at Winchester came
to their knignitancl claimed him as her mere' He was linmethately
given into the etastody of the bell ringer of All Soul's Church, and
brought to the•olftee, indryr.terday lsr *esteem:ended until Tendril
that the marriage eaniicate produced by his apporontle real Mile
might be verified. • •

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