Star.
London, England, 1827-10-31 00:00:00

Bow-srn BET.

Yesterday en application WAS made by one ache clerks of Messrs.
Vickford and Co. carriers, to Sis It Blame, whereby it appeared
that an errand boy, belonging to their offiee, had taken away a
quantity of their accounts, and sold them for waste paper to differ-
ent cheesemongers.
Sir It. Mains hiring looked over the accounts produced, depre-
catea the s►ameful conduct of tradesmen, who, from a mere child,

would, without proper inquiry, purchase as wranglers' inerantir of
such importance, and of so late a date. He esesilleeeil that the
parties rapinial thynaselees to a criminal proceralog,- an 110 came
whatever could possibly be nude fur so glaring a tranesadmi.
Bishop, the nicer, was pent with the clerk.snialln fairy whoset&
the paper, to the different places where he bed Allopeeei of it, and
the clerk undertook that the boy should be fortlienekki, In case Is
should be necessary to prosecute the parties.. •
Li A TTON OAR DEN. •

.k,wes Ceara, the driver of -a hackney melt, Was' charged by
',Mr. John Bone, a stockbroker, with demanding and taking Ufa.
for the hire of the said coach, the same being more than the 'legal
fare. The defendant was employed by Mr. Bone, un the VS& of
September, to drive him and some friends from the corner of
Petty-street, Tottenham-court-road, to his residence neat the Poised
in Holloway, which distance, including 'back fare to the nearest
coach stand, entitled him to es. only. He was tined 20s. ' -7* •
el A RY.LA-BON NB. • - •
Yesterday Brikerivas charged with committing a
in Hyde Park. A man named Luscombe was peering Ibr
the Park, when the prisoner snatched his umbrella and ran away
v4th it round the barracks. Litscombe followed, and when they
gat On a corner
p the prisoner knocked him down and pltindered;lida
pockets of a purse containing foni.soveerigns; he was, however;
ultimately accosted by some soldiers, after a long puTiteralie W. 6111
remanded.
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'Yesterday an investigation o con usable Ins to the
,pobl;c, relating to the demands of tialt*Taie jig h.:m4 'mom.,
came on before Mr. CONANT, the sitting lilampttateotamel wba
ther those toads and turrets which. hive .heleinas. ad
Lave ceased.to he carriage way pavement,. end.diejibieettAP
hababitants of those piste* to the demand, of sack 'Elie' a half
pia seven o'clock io the evening, for the ail Whiter moths, and
after half past nine the remainder of the year? .
'The driver of the hackney coach, No. 492, was anatitaned by
the Hon. Berkeley Craven, fur having demanded& shilling for big.
hack fare. ,
The Hon, BErkeley Craven deposed, that a few eveninv sianni
buttween eleven and:twelve o'clock, he took the defendant s coact
lt,tha top of Boad.atreet, .ozford-street, and desired bins to deloc
elm to his residence in Connaught-place, a distance of a trainer of
a mile. °fibrins put down, and being driven reniacAlible. welly
he gave the defendant 11.6 d being. 6d. more than his fare, for the
manner in which he was driven. The defendant said his fare was
Ss. namely, Is. fur back fare;, this he refused to pap when the de-
,fendant faid. give merger name, and I will summons you ; nut
wishing to appear in thoahape of a defendant, he paid the money.
and informed him that he would summons him. The coachman
was • rema s hably civil. . •
. coachman said, he had taken the Gentleman off the stones,
and be accordingly demanded his back fare.
,The Hon. B. Craven—Ail I wish is, to have the right of back
fares decided. .

(badman—Your Worship, there is no continuation of carriage-
way pavement.
h *au here strati that the distance was nut above a loam r •
mile, and that, before the recent improvements is the road: b 7