Star.
London, England, 1829-08-27 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Awry /ad rard,Awe and Homy Lys, were charged
wid Eddins joocketa.
A Gentleman named Valor., stated, that on Tuesday night,
about nine o'clock, they was a crowd Openness collected in Broad.
scree, Bt. ekes ; he went amonpt them, and soon alter kit some
ppea 'a had in his coat pocket, mad on examination found his
handkpdfd half-way out. Woodward was at that moment stand-
ing dome behind him. He then watched him mu of the crowd,
and in a moment afterward+ discovered that his handkerchief was
gone. He dim saw Woodward joined by the other two prissoers,
and they proceeded together to Ozhadlureet, where be distinctly
saw Woodward pick a gentleman's radar a smdibea, and hand
It to Kelsey. Wimeem condoned to Ulm than, and in
street, &. &. Giles's, saw Woodward pldt anotber gentkman's past
of a silk handkerchief. He then mind Woodward, and eased out
to one of the patrol who was paseeg who took the other prisoners
low custody. All three of therobberies were committed in the
space of ten minutes.
Cole, an racer, stated, that on searching Woodward, be found
three sUk handkerchiefs, nearly new, a snuffbox, a gold ring, and
a thimbles

Mr. Valerie idemtlied sue of the handkerchiefs as his property,
and the gemdemem vies he had seen robbed, identified another.
The gentlemen win lee his wieabox did not attend.
The Omen wow essmultanhe Newgate for trial, and the par-
ties bound over espressos&
A youth named Will es abut 12 years of age, the son
of reputable parents. was with a robbery.
It appeared diet the primmer Is one of the boys on the establish-
ment et " ilbeltem's seemed School," in the parish of Se. Gifts-
hader•Plelis, and that dudeg the absence of Mr. Barnes and his
family, the Muter of the School, the prisoner went into the pri-
vate apartments of Mr. Barnes, after school boors. and forcing
open sane drawers in one of the rooms, be carded of several sli-
ver spouse, a gold seal. and a silk dress belonging to Miss Berner,
ail of which be pledged at a pawnbroker's fee miss. liespidem hiv-
ing fallen on him when the robbery was discovered, he at emu ad-
ndtted hating taken the things, and told where be bed pledged
them, and pointed out a spot where be had Ws sy the depilleates,
sod thrown the pieces away. where the candle hood dim The
prisoner also told where he bed hides.' porn Is wilds the money
was that be bad received fee Iheidedese, tsar W bed, and where
it was found.

Ise pswebroker produced the property, and all flee the pri-
soner waft wbo pledged le, and Mr. Bases and his
the articin as hdetsift to them.
dlClPrrisome, who was very needy dressed in the uniform of the
School, was MIT committed for trial.
mato N-GARDEN.
Yesterday Mr. Dolby, coal merchant. was charged on inform.
den by Sldruser, the informer, with neglecting to mod a proper
Winchester measure with two and a half chaldrens of cods which
were delivered in Gray's Imams* en the 30th of Aigust Iset.
Mr. Dolby, in his defence. stated that ft was wholly netnewn
to him that the measure was defective, nor was he aware at it till
informed by his awn ; and the only cause et Ise king defective was
that it had accidentally fallen from the =gm ma get damaged
on the side.
The measure, which was produced. was M Moped, and bad
every appearance of having been accidatitai Injired.
After referring to the Act of Party terse. Mr. Dolby was fined
in the ndtipted penalty of 10s. sad the maws ordered to be
destroyed.
QUEEN-SQUARE.

Yesterday Thomas Dream and Ili wile. in Itegest-street,
arshes-cosnmen, applied to the Magistrate, 0. W. Menasorr,
le+ for his advice under the blowing distressing drcunutances
Wink= Make, in the employ of Mr. Gabriel, an ironmonger. of
Castle-street, Clerkenwell, had on Monday evening, in a state of
intosication, drive, a horse and cart is a meet furless manner down
Arabella-row, Pimlico, and knocked dews the eon of the appal-
cents with his cart, when the wheel went over his body. and he
was taken in a dangerous state to the Westminster Hospital. where
he died yesterday morning.
'no father and mother sow applied to know if they could nut
compel the prisoner. who was in prison, to costribote
something towards the funeral of their son 7—Mr. Mesmer: re-
commeoded the parents to apply to the owner of the loess and
cart, who in all probability would assist them.

THANT= POLICE.
Yesterday, a qnsediss of some intpaetaaoe as regards Reedit go-
della, was decided at this dim. The matter originated in t►e
following manner. A Member of a Sockty called " the Free and
Happy Brothers," claimed, under the 19th clause of the club arti-
cles. the compensation of 151. for the destruction of certain pro-
perty by an accidental fire in his premises. The claim was opposed
on the grounds that it was contrary to law, and avian the spirit
of the Act for the Regulation of Friendly Societies. It was also
contended that the articles of the CM directed that all disputes
should ►e referred to the arbitration of three members. without
any appeal to magisterial authority at all.
Mr. BALLIIOTTII, delivered his opinion in killer of the cow.
*inapt. believing that the Act of Parliament provided for all cos-
tistgeocies connected with the natural state of individuals, or sus-
exigible of calculation or average. The complainant therefore was
awarded the la be claimed.

PUNEILAL or LAMBOURN.—lmmediately after the
Coroner's Jury bad returned their verdict is Unthaws's cue on
Tuesday but, Mr. Holmes, the of the Borough of
fluothwark, called at Guy's Hospital, and requested to see the
steward. Mr. Holmes said, 'his object in calling was to went the
body of the wretched men Lanham, who, according to the Vef-
diet, had committed the act effete de se, till the hour of interment
appointed by the Act of IParnansent (from t to it o'clock at night)
had loathed, ha his remains should fall Into the clutches of the
resurrectiesists who throng that neighbourhood, as, in case he did
not witness the burial of the body, be (Mr. Holmes) Would be
Gable to a Joe of 5004 under the statute. The steward told the
High Belliff, that the body would be perfectly safe where It then
was (is an apartment adjoining the committee room), till the period
arrived, and did net see the neautq for any further security. Mr.
Haines, however, did not feel sa in Sh point, and requested
that the steward wield lock up the body In the hase-house, and
piece the boys is his (Mr. Hoboes's) hands, which would be in his
opinion proper security. This the steward declined doing. upon
which the High Bailiff left the hospital, but ptessetly after re-
turned, accompanied by Binsey and Johnston, two cesseaMes be-
longing to the Town-hall, whom he stational sentries over .the
body, and gave positive orders that 11,011111111100SIK whatever WWII
they to lose sight of it till the beer of nine arrived. Accordingly,
the men remained on duty tin the hour prescribed, when the High
Bailiff again made his egpeseatee, eel steel ever the body. from
which area a mist anima eilledies, whiht the lid of the shell
was screwed down. The then moved ea to the private
burial mend in anew's-DsMs. Wowed by a posse of constables
and a large amours, of perms. On reaching the (rare the two
Chu:Award's* 'heeded, and saw the teepee lowered into it. They
remained with the High OM R till the pit was Sled up, sod ties
the hair addresilag sae of them (Mr. Beight) saki, Areyou
stitillids Ors due all Is light. eau that have done my duty?"
Mr. Kai& usetrend blot la the dirmadve, and the High Bailiff
hastily left the Erased. None el taatbeans's relations were present.

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