Star.
London, England, 1829-06-27 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Aahoisy 31117148 was charged with stealing a new black coat.
Mr. Mather, a tailor in Surrey-street, Strand, stated that the
prisoner was formerly his foreman. Saturday last he called at wit-
Dess's shop, stating that be was out of employment, and asked for a
job. Witness agreed to take him into his service again, and at the
same time gave him a new coat, which he desired him to take to a
customer in Tottenham.court.road. Oa inquiry he ascertained that
the prisoner,instead of delivering the coat, had pledged it for li.
Brown, an tanker, stated that be took the prisoner into custody.
On searching him, he found several duplicates for coats, (rowans,
he. and among others the duplicate of the coat in question.
He arm remanded until Wednesday.
MARLBOROUGH STREET. _ _

A Bentham, an elderly man, who filled the situation of butler to
Mr. Alderman Atkins, M.P. was brought up for final coaniination
charged with stealing a quantity of cloth and other articles. the
property of his master.
Alderman Atkins deposed that the prisoner had lhred with him
between 14 and 15 months as butler. About three or four months
since be missed two sums of money front a private drawer to which
the prisoner had access; but having received an undeniable recom-
mendation, he did not suspect him. Subsequently he sent from the
city a parcel containing some wearing apparel and two razors, to
which wu attached a cud desiring the parcel nut to be opened. On
looking for this he found it had been taken front his closet, and.
upon a further search, he missed nine yards of sloth which be had
purchased of Mr. Blakedey, of Basinghaltureet. In consequence
of these robberies be applied at the office, wheit an officer was sent
for, Who examined the place, and then the .servants; and from the
manner of the prisoner, and what was found on him, he was induced
to give him into custody. Although he had paid the prisoner 4W.
per year for wages, and he had lost several sums of money, be had
not, when taken' any money in his possession.
The constabledeposed, that on going to Mr. Alderman Atkins s,
he commenced searching the prisoner, when he appeared very loth
to have it done • when he stated that be had no occasion to be
alarmed, and Ise then found three duplicates un him, which he said
belonged to• person who had gone to Maiden. The duplicates were
for cloth, and which Mr. Alderman Atkins bad since seen and
identified as his property.
Mr. Blakesky identified the clods as the same be bad sold to Mr.
Atkins.
Mr. George King deposed. that the prisoner bad pledged the
three parcels of cloth—one length of four yards for 12a. and the
second, of four and a half, for 14s.
Alderman Atkins—ln respect to the blue cloth I am not able to
spe.k, although I think it is some which my daughters bad by them.
They ue in the habit 9f making up clothes for the poor children in
the country, but in which I don't interfere. I have named it to
them, but they have no means of knowing it.
Mr. lhaa—The other case is sufficient, and on which I shall
commit him for trial. _

The prisoner declined saying any thing, when be was fully cum.
mined.

In the course of the 'undulation Alderman Atkins observed,
that, upon the Brst investigation, an account had appeared in one
of the Morning Papers. which stated be only paid the prisoner
420 a year. In consequence of this error. be had received an
anonymous letter, asking him whether he, as a Member of Par-
liament, and one of the supporters of Civic hospitality, thought
that a butler could live upon such a sum ? and whether the small-
ness of the wages was not a widen% inducement for the poor
man to rob him? What he stated was, he bad only a few weeks
previous to the money being taken, paid the prisoner ,ElO for hail
a year's wages. Ile merely mentioned this to have the error
mottled.
NARY—LA—BONNE.

Ames Welsh was charged with stealing a watch and seals from
Mrs. Mary Dudgate, of the Igyre Arms, St. John's Wood.
Mrs. Dudgate complained that the prisoner pressed roughly
against her in a passage rather dark which leads from the gardens
of the tavern to the bar. She complained, and he said he could not
avoid it, for others pressed him ; she bad a reticuk upon her arm -
she found the clasp open ; the prisoner Instantly ran away, and she
Missed ber husband's watch and seals which had been placed there,
and she cried " Stop thief."
Mr. Joseph Brennen. of the Horse and Groan, Gresse-szreet,
Radshone.place, was coining from the gardens, and be beard Mrs.
Dudgate cry," Stop thief," and saw the prisoner running away,
sod by putting out his font to intercept him be threw him down.
The prisoner got up directly, and cried " Sup Thief " lustilf him-
self, but by that time he bad been pointed out to an oMeer. who
incased him. When taken the prisoner said," Search me; I have
;" by this witness eopposed he mutt have dropped the
emelt on the spot where he Was thrown down, and on going bath
found it there.
Thierhon, the messenger of Mary. Mbotete.ollice, pursued the
prilloese, and was dodged by him round the trees in the garden,
did be captured bins in a roan where 200 or SOO persons were
isisiabled. Ike prisoner said, " Fee Gon's sake let me go to the
Lidy add make It right." The Laity had seen him as soon as be
was eppreheeded, and identleed hint. He offered any thing in the
shape of etoeiy t•Thiselton to kt Wert°, and told him, if the LAly
*tore to hies, it wield be all up With him.
The watch was proved by Mr. Dudgate to be his ; and Henry
Percale, a young man employed! to assist in preventing the introit%
of improper persons, supported the evidence of TWselton. •
The 'slimier said he eras a bootdoter in the neighbourhoodiff
Finsberpequare-He was coinsmiltod fee trial.
Jeln Oates led Prodkrick Cole were brought to the bar, sad
Flinty Percale stated, that et tall past one o'clock he saw the pri-
Minir Cole (a •kkeheey teadkillais) Come oat of the stosnmittee room,
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