Star.
London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

gairdalt JlOllO Henry Gory. Nicholas Dyers. and Chwiesl4
wenit=t up for a third examinadoo. The parties were twice
the course of the week, ois a charge of stealing a horse
from Patrick Demand, which Byers agreed to purchase foe cash,
and the party living made Deensood drunk, gave in payment a
bill drawn by Byers oca peon named Was. Palmer, and while
Desmond was objectingw the bill theta rode away with the horse.
..-On the second examination Palmer attended, and stated that he
worked in Newpuomarket, and had been so far deceived by some
of the party as to allow Byers to accept some bills in his name,
which Byers was to pay when due, but had not paid one of
them, and its consequence, he (Palmer) was Uabie to be arrested.
He then promised the Aldernsaa to supply him with the names of
all the pasties concerned. When the prisoners were brought up on
Saturday. Palmer stated that he received a note is the morn-
ing that he would be arrested on use of the Bills he had accepted
for Byers, if be &bald go to Guildhall that day to give evidniesa
sod as he was entering the door of the Justice.room he way arrested.
Sir Pavia LAUILII called' for the er who made the arrest, and
threatened to punish bins for ueting justice. The latices de-
clared that the w.rrant to pat into his band within the last
briar, and a person tune him who pointed Palmer out to him.
He bad never heard any thing of the ease before the Alderman.—
Liestenant Colonel Ornuby presented himself and stated, that he
knew Child for eight oe nine yean, and always considered him an
honest man. One of the bills of =champ fodnd on Child was his
which he gave bins to take toe seeeptaaae—Sir Pelts
Erarlitlid, Owe wore three bits found on : one for 501.'
drown by a person named Hanlon on Lieutenadt-Colonel Ornsiby;--
another foe 50f.drawn, he supposed, by Liettleismi WNW OrmilihTs
on a Mr. Jones, and not accepted. Colostel Ihrosebt slid that bil
was drawn by him, and was given to Child In take fat .
Sir Pazga said the third bill was for US* and 00 be
awn by L: blordasnt on the Earl of ateentenote, is to be se.
coved by the Earl.' Child said he was a general agent sad re.
coiled tha bill on Earl Strathmore Imes Captain' Wodelionse, to'
=bed. Hienteived Colonel eisieby'sco=re iris lir.
for she same purpose, sad Colonel a draft, as that
gentleman had stated, to get accepted. Sir Pewseatiebeerved
that such acceptors and general agents, him Lord more'
downwards, were, he feared, doing a-vest deal of f. Pal-'
met said he was endeavouring to And out all the set that were
connected with the prisoner. There were lawyers, doeton,
and some divines; but he should expose the whole of them.—
Sir Parma said, a case of fraud was made ant against all the pri-
soners ; and be must have good ball for their appearance to take
their trial at the Sessions. The MUM bail was OLea bet is this case
he must have £lOO for each prisoner; and each of thsoneelves £lOO,
and must have 41§ hours' notice, that the solveney of the sureties
might be inquired into. George requested that ores bWs found in
his pocket-book might be given up to him, as he Might want them to
raise money.-Sir Paves said they should be retalord,aa they might
be wanted in evidence. George and his frAends could be at no loss
for bills 1 they appeared to be well acquainted with the anode of
manufacturing them.--The three bills found on Child were restored
to him.