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amptscshire. your Worship, 4 replied; and I hate been gbial
give More than fifty years.
The Solicitor from the Scamp Odle* contended that the cleteli.
ant bad been proved to be a hawker within the meaolog the tux
By that Act, all persons were deemed hawker, who w, at ~)„,
from shop to shop orating goods for sale, unhss it could be lust
that the owners of such shops were customer,.
The old man at once admitted that the mew, to whom he tud
offered his goods were not customers, in the general icceptatms
the word.

Mr. MLINIPIOLL, kowever, did not think it at all necessary,
der to constitute a person a customer, within the meaning of
Act, that there should be a previous dealing. All that the Act
quires, said his Worship, is that the party purchasing slug
retailer. A great many poor women are auppotted by
mar
swing lace, and therefore ill fair means should bellowed to la.
creams rather than to check the consumption of it.
The &Limos seid, that if suck were the Magistrate', enie
he would not press the we any further. -roq

HATTON-GARDEN.
Yesterday a man of gigantic stature, named Maas Wader, wai
bi
er w
eaghtmrs. 'Mama warrathaotoree, ar
warrant by. Limtbriceen
kibenfoei ~
before —.ell—us, ebartei
byearring
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about ten years a age, to commit a iiOltat await upon her little
daughter made feta years old.
Hrs. Biggetatedobat the defendant, who was a tallow.ebanaes
and ordrtea
kept a shop next deer is their house. The present was cot the
only instance ebb slaidietkee feelings towards her young family ; h was eon weft( dein, bat for what reason was Ink nom,
asking his hishfiasthbeilwlch of them he
unless k arose tidy not dealing with him. On the preadioi
Taesdayorldle dale ether children were with her at their own door,
wboi
bast
themstandinAgfrearr his,
sheeld beat, and reentrlng an answer, the boy executed the order by
seats. her iletb girl a 'liken blow on the back part of the hely
from
wig& sh, ha is die pavement. " Timis a good boy; es.
gellintsfendanto got an.
claimed the deholliet sdnMogly, a serve them so wheftwyc.„
men throe Elbe picked op the child, and remonstrred with ilea
&Want on Ms Inaillty, when be began to call her all sorts of sue
names. Not eentest-teldh dds, be seised a large nun of tallow
greases and barbed it at her. Fortunately for her, he mused hi,
aim, for such was the force of the blow that the panel of the doot
was knocked into the passage.
This statement was corroborated by a respectable witness, who
was passing at the time.
Mr. Roosas asked the defendant what he had to say ?
'.."'*". '.hare much to say, but shall not trespass more this

half as hole.

Mr. Roosts—l shall not bear you for half an ham What bars
you to say to the charge ?
Defendant—l cannot justify myself in less nine.
Mr. Roacas—Then you'll nod good bail.

DIARY-LA-BONNE.
A fellow, named George Wee. lianseil was charged with basing
committed a daring Alleyway robbery upon a Gentleman, named
Harris, on Tuesday evening, near St. Gdes's church.
Mr. Harris stated, that be was passing St. Gilet's church, in coo.
pang with his wife, on Tuesday evening, about dusk, when he se-
ethed a violent blow in the breast. and immediately afterwards In
felt his gold watch and appendages drawn from his fob, and he saw
the
prisoner running down Laurence-street ; but knowing the
west was inhabited by the worst of characters, he did not purne
the primmer, and be saw nothing further of him until be was appre.
headed on another charge of felony. He was convinced that the
Wooster was the man who robbed him.
A Mrs, Gibbs, in whose house the prisoner had lodged, stated
that ha had robbed her of a watch, 14 sovereigns, and some salvo,
which be bad Waft (rum a Mall box in her apartments.
Aswan person accused the prisoner of having robbed her of
watch, which he bad taken away, as she supposed, in a joke, bat
Dever returned k; and a pawnbroker produced the watch, Irina
had been pledged by the prisoner in kis own maw. —He was re.
=odd for another examination.

Mate: Botsetaes•—Mr. Davis, 'plebe firm of Davis and Co. Ma
chaser warehousemen. he Friday-street, applied to the Magotrud
to restore some of their property, which had been found la hrs.
Boios♦an's house, and which Was no in the possession et the Oft.
ewe. Mr. Davis stated that be appeared at the Oid Bailey to pre.
smote Mrs. Solara/sus, and after the Ws!, the Judge ordered the
mods toberestored to bias. Mr. Hammer said he had LO et•
jection to the-goods beim restored, but a portion of Men mut
remain in the hands of the Officers to be produced in the weed
Soloman being taken into custody. The owners, howeva, suit
indemnify the Magistrates against any claim that Samos, K Is
representatives, mien make to the goods.

SALES OF PROPERTY.

The landed property sold yesterday at Garraway's,
by Mr. J. Roams, of Regent-street, produced, exclusive of tie
value of the timber, 110,4701. The lot/owing is a description el
the lots, and the prices at which they were knocked down
Te important and valuable Freehold &tate, the principal pet
tithe free, comprising the Manors or Lordships of Lapwood and
Bodtwisod, with the quit rents, royalties, and rights, abossd
with pane, and a trout stream lowing through the estate, via
cue thousand and eighty acres of meadow, pasture, arable,
wood land, divided into several farms, with farm-houses,
Memos agricultural buildings, sundry cottages, garden. &c. woe
in the parishes of Lapwortb, Old Stratford, Beau Desert, ttl
Piertan Begot, one mile from Henley in Arden, Warwickshire, let
co different tenants at £1,700 per annum, timber, &c. to be :aces
at a visitation ; sold subject to a limitation of the future born sons of
a Nobleman upwards of seventy-seven successively, in tail nul;
the Gentleman is a widower without Issue. The first offer for the
lot was ,C 38,000, and it was knocked down at £41,100.
In answer to a quesdeo, Mr. Robins stated the moms adobe,
tole taken by the merchant at a valuation, was abaft 13 or n COM
A Freehold and part C,epyhc3rl Estate, in the pari,bes of Nmk
Church and Hemel Hempstead. Herts, Including Rester' Sod
and Little Heath Farms, with farm-houses, raniens, orchards,
buildings, meadow and arable land, in the whole 1:3 acres, wile
tight of common, on lease for three years; also, the Hill End Fara
adjoining, with farmhouse, gardens, out-buildings, and plower
arable,
arable, and wood land, in all upwards of 40 acres, outpiogs on the
copyhnld part about 41, and a fine of two years' quit tout—Sold far
12,8001.
A Freehold Estate, connected with the preceding property,car
prising the Great and Little Coapard Farms, at Leversteuk-grese;
consisting of a farm-house, with barns, stabling, aviculture' lu:1s
hags, and 260 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land.--Sold
ix
6,7001.
The Freehold Fields End Farm, contiguous to the last. cants"
lag 147 acres of meadow, arable, and wood land, with two de-
tacked cottages, farm-houses, farm-yard, stabling, and iambi
buildings—Sold for 4,7101.
The land tax of the three preceding lots is redeemed. Tinier
t• be taken at a valeation.

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Sir EDWARD and Lady BANK/ were overturned
their open carriage, on Tuesday, going into Sneeir e•I
to meet the Lord High Admiral, and precipitates u‘i
.vend feet into a dry ditch. Sir Edward fell on
head, and was taken up senseless. Drs. Welter sat
Brown were immediately summoned, and Mr. Gut!:re
was sent for from London. Sir Edward's wounos,
though serious, are not dangerous. Lady Banks, se
are happy to state, was only slightly bruised. Sir
ward returned to town yesterday.

DIED.
The 50th of May last, on board the ship Cumbet:aod, 011
passage to Britain, Colonel David Newall, of the lion. E.r.
Iclia
Company's service.
Lately, the wife of William Bradshaw, carrier ortween Evan&
and Sheffield. The deceased went to Sheffield on the preeejiiii
day to consult with Dr. Knight, who immediately intimated that
the was In a dangerous state f after which she was treatarredd with all
to
possible attention, but eapired as above, and was cil back
her family in het eoffin,by her husband, in the same Ca t in which iss
had accompanied her alive the day before

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