Star.
London, England, 1829-10-01 00:00:00

UNION-HALL

One of the new policemen was brought op by the officers of the
old police, dialed with having on Tuesday night violently beaten
a young lad, and a considerable outcry was made in consequence of
this arrest. But it appeared on examination, that whilst the man
was on duty be was grossly Insulted, and followed by a number of
low fellows, who applied to hint very opprobrious epithets, hut
more especially by this youth, who was IV years old, when he
suddenly turned round and caned him, the fellow screamed out
murder, and the policeman was given in charge.
Several witnesses came forward, and stated the forbearing mar-
ner with which the policeman put up with the insolence of the
mob, and fully contradicted the statement of the lad.
He was immediately discharged. The Magistrate ttld him he
had only done Ids duty.
QUEEN -SQU A it g.
Yesterday Joseph Wailers, who has been in custody for three
weeks, on suspicion of ill-treating Mr. Frederick Crate, about a
year since, near Warminster, in Wiltshire, and robbing him of 50
sovereigns, was again brought up; but Mr. ('rure not attending,
be was discharged.

B I RT HS.
This morning, in Wimpole.street. the Lady of J. B. Pried, Esq.
of Tyringbam, Bucks, of a son and heir.
At Cullman Patti the Lady of sir Joseph Radcliffe, Bart. of a
son.

MARRIED.

March 28, at Bombay, James Burner, M.D. Civil Surgeon to
the Residency at Cutch, to Sophia, daughter of Major-Geseval Sir
George Holmes. K.C. B. H.R.I.C.S.

DIED.
At Ralioburgb, Vary, third daughter of Colonel the Hum
John Ramsay, aged 15 years.
At Madras, Much SO, after a few days' illness, Sarah, the be-
loved wife of Major L. Cooper, 47th Regiment N. I.
At Madras, March 12, Mr. Assistant-Apothecary J. W. Pater-
son.
April 24. the remains of Mrs. O'Neill, the wife of Dr. O'Neill,
who died on board the Mary Ann, during the passage from Lon-
don, to Madrid. were interred is the cemetery of the Roman
Catholic Chapel there.
Sunday, in the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, Lieutenant Duncan
Kennedy, of the Invalids, who we severely burnt on Thursday
night, in consequeoce of hie clothes taking Are.
At his residence near Sactonbe, in Devooshire, Jones Yates.
E.q. of Woodville, formerly a merchant in London. This gentle-
man was born and educated In Glasgow, and. to promote learning
and improvement in hie native city, has directed his trustees to
make over to the Lord Provost and Bellies of Glasgow, the valu-
able island of Shona. kb property ; in order that they may appro-
priate the rents thereof es follows, viz. two-fifths to the Univer-
sity of Glaigow, for the better endowment of the hairs of Moral
and Natural Philosophy. Beranj, and Mitheniaties ; one-fifth to
the Andenonian belinstlon ; one-fifth to the Infirmary ; 'Mont-
fifth to the Corporation of Glasgow, to he employed in erecting or
improving public edifices, or for other chat itabk or useful purposes.
This munificent deed of gift has been placed in SW handl of the
Lord Provost bf Alexander 'thnenloa. Esq.• better is Greene*,
one of the trustees, with wheal, ea his most eonfideitial Mod,
Mr. Yates had some years ago depositod the same. _

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