Star.
London, England, 1827-02-01 00:00:00

HAITON-GARDEN.

Hoptrai was remanded, chsviedl;; Mr. Taylor, Vestry
Clerk of St. Andrew's, Holborn, with fraudulently sbtahsiog
various awns of different persone, in ids name.
Complainant stated that the. prhoner bad been his clerk until
within the last tWo weeks, when be was dismissed. He (Mr. Taylor)
Was Secretary .to an Institution, denominated "The Vestry Clerks'
Society," establithed for the ptftpose of witching over the interests
Hof certain parishes in the isletropolisi and supported by annual
vobscriptions. The prisoner, having a knowledge of the Society's
affairs, applied to several of Ise Skaters, obtained their sabecrip-
dons and gave receipts in his air. T.'s) name, wkhoot kis know-
ledge!. In Another instance he had appropriated to his own -use SOL
of the' Society's money, with which he was amused to discharge a
bill of costs.—Remanded.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Some days ago a young man, named Taylor, was charged with
robbing another young man, nutted Sullivan, of a sovereign, and a
half sovereirg, by knocking bllnlown the night before, in the street,
and forcibly taking the money front his pocket.
Sullivan swore positively to the robbery, and the prisoner Taylor
was committed for trial on the charge. •
Scarcely bad the ease chased when Ned Stockman, the pugilist, en-
treed the °Mee, and, meeting Sullivan in the passage, he gave him
into custody, upon a charge of having, on the night before, robbed,
him (Stockman) of the very sovereign and half-sovereign which had
been Cho subject of the investigation just over.
Stockman swore as positively to this robbery as Sullivan did to
the preceding one, and the latter was aim committed .(but only for
re-examination until yesterday), and Taylor was ordered to be also
brought up, although committed for trial, before Stockman gave
another turn to the affair.
Yesterday the prisoners were accordingly placed at the bar, and
the sitting Magistrate seemed not a little puzzled how to get red or
dispose of them There was clearly no use inmending Taylor to
trial for robbing• Sullivan, if Sullivan was to be.committed for rob.
biag Stockman, for then Sullivan being incapacitated as' a witness,
there avid be no evidence against Taylor, and the evidence of rob-
bery being just as sarong against Sullivan himselfas against Taylor,
it would not he proper to let the framer escape, Mid to semi the
latter to trial. After, however,. MOM amongst the
Magistrates, it was decided, that as Sseolunan was not anxious to
press the dt,provided be got his money back, both prisoners
should bed h:p e i ged, on their consenting to have the money found
on them given up to Swami; this the prisoners very madly
agreed to, and Taylor candidly acknowledged that the money was ,

not hit, and Sullivan confeeeed that it .pireperly belonged to Stert.
'man, to whom, accordingly, it was delivered up, and the pri,,,,,,„,
were discharged.
MARY-LA-BONNE.
Yesterday&Wos. Amon, lately the proprietor of an bit.!, io
Thayer-area" Manchester equate, underwent a third ar,d float ta.
amination GO a charge of forgery.
After a good deal of evidence had been heard, Mr. 'Tamar, owl
was relent for the prosecution, said, he sbould leave the taw
tirely in the hands of the Magistrate.
Mr. Ilawmantots—{t appears to ale very unaccountable that Mr.
Jarman should take a bill at three months of a Party, and not he
able to tell to who and what be was; to say the best of i• it Wu EA
act of great indiscretion. I think it is a fit case for a Jury, I
shall take the depositioos in the usual way, and accept of Lail, bid,
self in fleo and two sureties in .foo each.
_ _ .

Mr. Jarman said, he woold Sod the securities in the course
the day.
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