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London, England, 1826-01-24 00:00:00

LA :‘IIIETII-STREET.

A respectabje young woman begged to know if her marriage was
valid, under the following, circumstances:—The ceremony was
prrtorintd about r.ven years ajn, but a short time since she dis-

covered that she bail never been lnptl•rd. She had later), I.•
that omission repaired ; but whenever her husband was di•ple;,l4
with her, he threatened to marry• another wentan, do el.' Mg 1..,
former matriage was not binding. She wished to know if he wi,
right In his law? The Magistrates disnihsesi her with the grautyihr,
ar►urance that be was wrong.

WORSIJIPSTREET.
Wm. Smith, RA. Alerchant, of Broad-street, and Clapton • tv:.e
charged with a serious assault. On Tuesday evening the defor:ela.
was chastising his children with some violence, when a'
man, named klacer, walked up to the gate, as if with an ,
of interfering. The defendant immediately, turned upon
knocked him down, and inflicted nearly a dozen wounds
head and body. The prosecution being taken up by the
Offieers, the Vestry Clerk of Hackney -now attended. A '
certificate was produced, testifying that the man lies-in
danger, which was confirmed by the viva owe evidence of
Liam Blizard, who had .seen the patient yesterday morning.
defendant was remanded, to b.: kept in custody until the
sate object of his vengeance shall be pronounced out of danger.

vNIox.HAr.L.
A young man named Iryon, was charged by a Mr. Brookes,
seducing his wife, the detection of which °Renee led to the alteg
.sialault. Mr. Brookes lives in the neighbourhood of George.seree!
Bermondsey, and on Sunday minting, about two o'clock,
tinted home, after spending the evening with sonic friends.
.petting the fidelity of his wife, he contrived to enter the
with a friend, through the first. Boor window. He proceeded
to his wife's chamber door, and finding it lucked, be bruit,
and caught his wife and her dies emir, in bed. The cowl:dal
a friend with him, and they beat the young seducer severely.
cries of " Murder !" brought the assistance of the watchmen,
the parties were conveyed to the watch.house. Tae detendant
that he did not assault Mr. Starke.; but Air. Brookes strum'
In the most furious manner, repeatedly, alter he was in the
of the watchman.
Mr. CXAMIIIMS, the Magktrate, said, that he could
blamed the infuriated husband, if be bad thruwii the delinquent
of the window. He :delved the complainant for redress to
Commons, and the accused was discharged.

• TOWN HALL
Mr. Turner, an undertaker, in Snow's Fields, applied to
man Ssurio, for assistance in recovering the body of his child,
from Knight's Burial Ground, at the back tat the blaisnalsea
son, where it was interred three weeks since, and was discovered
to have been taken away. Suspecting it had been taken to onp
the Hospitals for dissection, be wished to have a search-War-
Alderman &arm said, that could not be granted, no
being accused ; but he would send an officer, who would douL
gain him admission. This was done; but the search proving
effectual, the distressed man set off to other parts 01 the town, -
the determination to pursue his melancholy errand Londne

MARRIED.
Rev. Edward Thomas, of Briton Ferry, to Elizabeth,
daughter of the late Lewis Thomas, Esq of li.jlan, Carmarthen.
Rev. David Thomas, of Chepstow, to Miss Elizabeth '
Nicholls, of Carmarthen.
At Manchester, the Rev. T C. Holland, of that place,
Robberds, daughter of Mr. J. Robberds, late of NorwL

DIED.
Friday, Mrs. Planche, wife of Mr. J. P. Planche, of the
litarantidagye, at his house, in Howland-street, Fitzroy-square,
glider Cameron, Esq. in the 48th year of his age; sincerely r-
by a numerous circle of friends.
Jan. 18, at Belchamp Hall, aged 81, the Rev. Samuel
Mond, LLB. Rector of Fletnpton and Hengrave, Suffolk,
' Vicar of the consolidated Parishes of Balmer and Walter
champ, in Essex.
Sundarse'nnight, at. Ramsgate, aged 95, the Rev: William
beet, B.D. Prebendary of York, and formerly Fellow andl
et St. John's College, Cambridge.
Friday se'nnight, Anthony Runnacles, Esq. one of his Maj
helices of the Peace for Essex, an Alderman fur Harwich,
hoe Comptroller of his Majesty's Customs at that port.
Jan 11, at Great Thorlow, at the advanced age of LOS
Ma. Traylen, widow of Mr. Traylen, formerly a farmer
/WO. She enjoyed her faculties, and could read without
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cies, until the close of her very long life, and w,
to her room by illness during the last three wrxkr
Biaday se'nnight, at Clifton, James Macnamara, Esq.
Bar-Admiral of the Ittd, a distinguished Officer in his
novel service, which he entered 44 years since. He was
Post Captain into his Majesty's ship Southampton, in
which be frequently signalised himself, under the orders of
Sir John Jervis and Commodore Iddisotr. In the memorable
tie off Cape St. Vincent, February 14, 1797, the hltoltar
Was one of the repeating frigates to the centre division of ,
Jervis's fleet. He was afterwards appointed to the Cerberus,
'saved in the West Indies. On the 6.6 of April, 1803, I'
Macnamara bring in Hyde Park with his NewtouniLa•rd
War began to fight with one belonging to Colonel )lontgoniery
who alighted from his horse to separate them. lit% words
lad between their respective owners, which led to a duel the I
evening at Chalk Farm. The parties were both wounded,
Caked mortally. A verdict of Manslaughter having been
tatted by the Coroner's inquisition, Captain Macnamara sr-
foto custody, and on the 22d of the same month tried at
Bailey and acquitted. Captain Macnamara subsequently obta,.
the command of the Dictator and Berwick. He was advanced
the rank of Admiral, June 14, 1814. lie married Jan. 26, '
**widow of the lion. Lieutenant-Colonel Carleton.
A few days ago, at Towcester, aged 10, John Pollard,
pars hostler at the White Horse Inn. Twenty-five years t
purakood the female with whom he hat ever since been living,
abs street of Toweester, for the sum of £2O, her
exposed her there for sale with a hatter round her
as her being delivered up to Pollard, sbe indignantly took
la from her neck, and throwing it to her husband, desired
fa and hang himself with it. This cireumstance took place
presence of a number of spectators, and several respectable
viduals are living at Towcester who witnessed the bargain •

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