Star.
London, England, 1827-07-20 00:00:00

LAMBETH-STREET.

Lai Aft& wee charged with stealing eOlbs. of butter. Inds,
the eke. stated, that, in consequence of info' nutlet, he west es
• home iR Petticoat•lane, kept by one Abrahams, and theta farad
the capitate of a firkin of hotter which he now produced. Os
minden/as Abrahams as to how it came into his posersion, be
confessed be had purchased it a few minutes before, at the rata of
6d.•per lb. of the prisoner, who he (Davis) subsequentlyappro.
heated. Abrahams conliuLd thiseatement, and the primaeval
amended tfi Saturday.
UNIOXIIALL.
Teseerds Thews Simpson was charged by the Parish Offend
Lambeth with deeming his wife and three children, sod Wang
them ciseteobb to the Petah:-
In tie mendirof May het, a nhake of his wife died, Writ* (et
,:s
t= et sat. which Simpson received, and inunediateie ab•
ibeellicers at length *acceded in _discovering kit is
lotintriust Oared. When apprehended. 501. we all that was led
or . He treated the matter. with lent=, and said• the
tempts wife en ea bad he could not live wiiti her.. The
'Magistrate thought tire conduct of the, ptikante m ILA !Cif it *l-
eered caimplary purtishm' ent and Verges emontitted Wm as
•°12111,-1, tossmonth. The' Sofa wandered to his wife. •
TOW/I-HALE. - • . •
• Sevilla' DWI paupers were preowned-to the Alderman by the
Beadle of St. Dime's, at their own request, for pews home
to Ireland, some of whom had come to this country ow speculation ;
the Alderman said the Counties were.pet to an eaves,, not its!
than Sl. a-head re every person so removed, and he could not think
of being accessary to it, the law never contemplatiog any thing of
the kind; and be would not encourage such a use of the public
money, and refused the application.

Tuesday evening, as M'Ne.is, in the employ rf
Mr. Pipe, a builder, in York-street, Westminster, WAS
&zing a four-story ladder to a house in Milbank•streer,
the rope broke, and he fell. At the moment a fruit-
woman was passing with a large, flat basket on her
head, on which he alighted, which of course slipped off
her head, and so far broke his fall, that on being taken
to the Hospital he was found to have escaped Wall only
a sprained anele and some slight bruises.
A melancholy accident happened on the sth instant
at Balnacraig, in the parish and county of Kincardine,
by which Donald Mackenzie, who had been more than
fifty years wood-ranger to Mr. Innes of B ilisacraig,
met his death in a very sudden and violent ssnanrer.
The following are the circumstances:—A servant."4l,
intending to pass from the house to the farm-office,
observing the bull near the side of the road, and think•
ing his looks somewhat suspicious, expressed her apps•
hensions to Donald, who threw some stones at the ati-
mil to make him go to a greater distance. He w•nt off
slowly by backward steps,Vhett Donald had the rash-
ness to go after him withAtiiinsignificant walkiog-
stick. The bull suddenly ana unexpectedly rushed
upon him, and throwing him down, attacked him most
furiously with his head ; and though he had no horns,
yet he struck him so furiously that, though he sows res-
cued in little more than two minutes from the power of
the ferocious animal, life wai completely
extinguished,
and his body exhibited a shocking spectacle, as much as
if it had been torn by a horned animal ; a great part of
his breast and side having been driven into his body by
the violence of the strokes which he had received from
the info/ia:ed animal.

MARRIED.
Rev. N. German, Turtusibent of St. Peter's, Manchester, to
Marianne, eldest daughter of the late O. &Rot, Est uncoil, d