Star.
London, England, 1829-04-15 00:00:00

POLICE IN I'ELLIGENCE.

MANSION HOUSIt
Distactaro Pantomime roa Cauta arm Drag —AN onfortunaft
prisooer' who had been acquitted at the Old Bailey, upon being
trkd for some petty theft, applied at the Justice Room fur some
little assistance. lie bad, he said, no piece in which to cover his
head.; lie bad no employment ; he had no character, and yet those
who were in comfortable circumstances said, " Why don't you be
honest and get Into a good employment r as if the bar of the Old
Bailey was a reemnmemlation instead of a complete check to an
unfortunate.

The Loan Marna expressed his regret that there wag but toe
much troth in the statement et the applicant. One of the great
' penalties attached• to the commission, and, in some instances, to
the suspicion of crime, was, that the accused was thrown belplees
and an outcast upon the world.
Jr. Sheriff Otermann, who happened to he present at the tune,
represented to the•loard Mayor, that the Sheriffs had no means a
stopyllylitimtor prisoners upon their discharge front prison, oak
more diens mere trifle; but if the public !new the good that might
be done by the Sheriffs' Fund being made adeluste in amnion to
the claims upon it, be was saddled that large sums would be soh.
scribed, and many a poor creature would be saved front destesaja.
The Loss Mavos lamented that there was no sufficient radio
relieve thedistressed prisoner; who was acquitted at the bar of
justice, and out of Ma private purse gave the applicant teniponey
relief,.whoexpreseied Ma gratitude, and left the Justice Room
XI ARL HOUG 11.STffi HET.

A Cement'. llesuerse—Yesterday Cotlterifee AVM was charged
with having stain a quantity of shots and other articles from the
shop uthir. Newby, pawnbroker, in Itound•cnutt.
Regan deposed that be is a watchman belunging to S:. Clymer*
Danes, and that the prisoner is his wife. the Saturday night be
came home about ten o'clock. when he found his wife was out ; he
returned a second time, and his wife was still absent. Ou his going
to his retidence a third time be found the door open, and bit wits
sitting down. Shortly after she went out, when, being suspicious
that something wroeg bad been going on, be commenced a search,
and soon fell over a strange pair of shoes. This Induced him to
look more minutely, when he found in one corner twelve pair of
shoes and Su pair of trousers, and in another corner on the Sur
two goad brooches. Knowing the property nut to be his he waited
until his wife aline In, when, without saying any thing to hey, ►e
went out and brought in one of Saint Giles's watchmen, and
gate his wife into mittody, no suspicion of stealing the property from
some person unknown. After having eaterad the charge it the
watchbouse against her be went round to Mr. Newby's, the
pawnbroker. and rung. them up, when be informed them w►at
Imbed done, and drat he suspected Ids wile bad robbed them. A
scuds bad albsequently taken place, abd'tbe property was identiSrd
u being Mr. Newby's.
lair. Newby deposed, that the pnioner Marin the habit of cumin
to his shop to please and redeem articles euerf week; but he was
not aware of ber hoeing robbultimbi Nay thing until the husband
called late upon Saturday. Since than /sorbed searched the place,
and found that the shoes are 10411 at the trousers bad bun. woks
from the shop; but Maw, or by what Mean!, they were uken away
be coold not tell.

Sepalineduced the branches.
Mr. * knew any thing of these brooches t
Mr. Netrity— taking awl% pledge in the course of
the week. aid being wary weinable eitidakthey were pet by; bet
how they came kW the Owner% remoras Is a mystery to me. I
am certain tube pfisitemia was antis the Map as the rime they went
Mr. Boa—Have you any thing to say to the charge
Prisone—My husband has oestbing to do with it. and timelier,
be had so hominess to charge me.
Mr. lien—How came these articles Into year poesesdent
Prisoner—l did not steal them.
Mr. Resineve came they into your room then?
hisestsr.-4 waster a yaws man wimbenaght them to me epee
heady irigbe a lie owes me two abilliesa; an enteeing ow ones
he laid a bundle es the table, and told me that be week; law it
foe a few minutes; he did not return, sad my husband pie we
late custody.
Mr. Rol—What is this person I
Priersaer—He fa a theemakee, sod la peen he I. a tall, good.
lookinegdT wan. •
Mr. (to the lambeed)—De yea know such a Berme t
No;H I mew beard of him before.
he eedu
Mr. 11.8.-Cas yoildve any account how you came by there
rit•
PriearaerThei wig is the adle with the shoes.
Husbend—Ske stated time dukkthoy were left with her for two
skinless by a young *.yosnan. -
Mr liona—Unal the drannuatasiei the rimier must be
remanded.
• WORS4kr—stitsirr,
MAVILAIMITEL•74IOOiiiiii G&W, a lamplighter to the
Imperial Gas Company. was charmed before R. C... Oseuentea.
Hoyt with Wile. nad slaying noises Jones,. a young man, ahem
ss yeari dfseiley trade a bricklayer.
Geroge Abraknass, a constable of Jenny*, stated—Yesterday
afternoon about two idea,. I ,Fps in the Sluice House, near
Homey Wood. I saw about twenty men io a room playing to.
tether whit palm boarkes. The prisoner and the deceased were
sparring over the table. They were both qtdoe sober. No angry
wards passed between them. They appeared fo be merely larking.
as they called it. I desired doin to &flat, as it created a snot
soh& The prisoner hit the deceased as the aide of the head, and
then caught him under the ribs. He fell es the ground rod did
instantly.
Wm. Neighbour stated—l was at the Sluice House reader
ahem's°, endow the prisoner and tleceseed sparring together. z•
the last mad the prletmer's hat fell W. The deceaged said • Ple .
ea your hat," clapped Ms hands. and said. "Go oa." They taw
an. end the deceased fell es the grimed, and instantly exptrei
There wwno Mallahbetween theft; they were on the hest tears,
and merely playlet wipther.
James Cult, an dicer, stated that the prisoner gave himself
up to him. He said be had known the prisoner several years.
and did set wen to hurt him, and was sorry for what had hap
pened.
'The priesser—Mr were very good friends, and were only plat-
',kb span lauds.
Mr. Baerausase—lt is a vary swim* smatter. I doe's think you
lasimisol to hill the peer min, bat I meat detain you said further
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yrkuuur was remanded vita Saturday next.

Monday the bells of the different churches in New.
castle rang wry.peels, en omaden of tbe joyful intelligent so
the friends of Air. Beaumont, of Mrs. Wentworth Beaumont bsW
safety delivered of a Ise bop

At dt. Georges, Haseviersqoue-------, Homy Wager, 0
Ample; deist daegion of the Marks I.kk, Ratko! WM!
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April s, at his seat In C.ernwall, Bie Chris. Hawkins. MK.
On 80411 lilt, limb forted, la her TOtla year, Mrs. OW
heti Keningtos, of Bs. Peter s In the East,Ozferd.
On the Milked October bat, at Luseu, Rut Indies, Lime.
Adjitant C. V. WOO, of the Fourteenth Native Infantry, Ma
31. highly respected imp be by the whole corps, that the inset
per ruitmW to carry lab* to the grave. This is censidered
roust sursordinary nurVel respect, as k is cinerary to tlitit
Caste to teeth la European dud body.
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