CAUTION SERVANTS AGAINST ...
The Times, 1824-10-28T00:00:00

( 'IO SERVANT'S AGAIN STc SltARi;.>. A13-out ott- eO'clock oni the 26th. a till. thin nit,n of raiher centeel ;:iprcaIr_ lnLe, and who looked sicklv, witih hiei eyes, hrowll coat, dark jldal- tU1ootSs, and grecin silk iltnbielL, cilled it the Rev. .. ( :5iipbrtil'5 Kingsland, inquihing for the rook, wvhen the i:bseqaeit conv( rsatinn t,ook placc betiveen iitin and the servant, at the gale, in thc pvarlonr. aod afterwards in the kiithen. '-I an ithc cook." herer dlovour fliends live 'r" * iv (to voi wvish tokinow i lat ' I 1V11 r , from ( Canerhaur .'' '- I hall c no frien(! ;:t C wi terthiir ! I know tilat, hilt I amin ilist Iroii D)octorN' C rmnnmoms. l:lne j andi ed urn. pertv. ' ' 1t caitno: be toe m,, Sir."' \l'hat was vour hlisbialli's nae?lnc (Halaving observed 't ring oln hel licigcr.) ld sing Ot';llat ed lila inille, lie said, - Vou are theivecrv lrson I ualini ;- :,iit a:.kccd vat-ous questions regarding hiii; i n w ivich ,he bimrit i rio "ear., whcilie 'tesired her not to tiiin.l her husband', death, tbr t lcre waA norc property left her by her hlushnod'a relatives tianl shccould( cvr- prcnl. Bei-.g it a linarlour witho t it fire, lie cot plaintet of having the agtue, and ldesire(l to be sbwwn to irhire therr was a lire. (On being shotwmn to the kite:rn.h in ilttuirl ed i' shc ltil ain papers be- longing to her husbanil. Sitvin l sIhe hail sonic connected whit tilc Trinity ,Housc, as her ihusbWittl waS ai sailor. hI- requestedl a slaih of ilinac pahiers. She ritn haftily tip stairs, to brine t-e,m troim her cit rat. ( 571i]g dOownI, she fotind hinu walking onti, sita) n lie %k as going to iinartl ; gentlemlan outS(ide that she had papers. On reach- ing the gate.lie called ou1t, "W'illiani,shc has got manv paners," but shcsaw no per soni to wlioiii lie calledl. Wl'hile ste w-.itcl, hnlilinit thic dtor. tbr abotit tell iillutCS, onc Oi the tdtllil% tcalne to i., who, on hcn-ina what che wai ted to)r, derlired Icr genitlrRiai to le a tli,ct '.vhich shc colild nnt ceredit, until site f.ouinid twa Ailvr table- spoons had been stolcn trio the dresser in thle kitCellt. A puin (ILC, welgo had wvitteesed liis theft, contrary 10 his Clistom, rin after the man to the street, barking, and holding Itini by the tall o ilhis -.At, till (alled off'by the ltnsuspu ionls servanit. On Satuirdlay last lieniri vrl Rtl(ynlolhls, ll E ., the Clltet'Co inniissiotier o'the Couirt tbr tilC relief'of Insolvent I Iebtors. arrived at otir County Hall, on his firstcircuit tunter tiC arct passed tor that ptt rpoise in ie laist sesiion of ParliJittaett.c;,ii1c stc1 J,,, tralli. \t'c tinderstanuil that several nmio are in custody on thie charge of itivitig heeti concerned ini the nniirder of' \'illiatul 'ielch, a spanian oftthe Preventive Service, at Bexhtill, on tile 22d o' Sep. ANExCDTaE'rx Ot BACON, litr S(,utilTo)t._-3acoIi was re- itarkably neat itn his dresi, antI, according to the costtiulie of the nold school, wore, in fine weather, a powderedS tvig, rutlhes, sil- ver bucklcs, xvittea silk stockhings. &c., atid walk rd witi lhil golden hliledd cane. Tltus ttire, lie tone lay called t, St. Paul's, shortly at'ter Ilaming crecte(li the statue of thle henevojent -loward. and1I befbre tic hoarding wl,ich encInsed thc statue was renmoved. One ot' hiiq sns was cmploved at tins tiime in litiilhing the stattie. Alter reiitihiniog here a short timne, lie complained of ieeling sonie- what colil; on which the SOR proposet, as no one cotuld overlook themi tilat hle s'hould put oti, as a kilitl of' temlporarv spencer, an old, torn, green, shag watistcoat, with a red sttif' backt, whlieh had been left there by one ot' the worknmen. He said it was " a good thoaght," aii( accordingly btitoncd the waistcoat over his hitnd- somie new coat. Shortly .fit'rwards he wits rnissing, bttt returned in about an houor, Mating thtt lie li1d bcen to call on a gentleman in Doctor,' Comnmons, and bad sat citatting with l is wile and daugh- ters, whoin lie hAd never seen before; that he found them to be cx- ceedinglv pleasant women, though perhaps a littlc too mineh dispos- etd to litigh atirl titter ablat he knew not whiat . Sir." sidd his s, " I ati afraid I Calt explain tleiric mysterious hchtmtviouIr-surelV you have riot kept on that wvaisteoat all this timi'e" " But as su"e as I asi a livinig mail, I lhive," said lie, laughing eartily, ' and I cati nowv acecutint not onry tor the strange beimaviour of the ladies. but lor all the jokes that have been cracke:l about tie as I walketl along the street, some persons hooling, others crying let hit mlone, he does it for it Wager,' &c., all of whiic, f'roml being qutite uiconscious of In appearance, I thought was levelled at semie c-tlmer quiz that light be followiriF near me: and I now recollect, that whenever I lookted rottnd to discover thie object of' their pleasantry, the peolple laughed, and the more so, as, by the mer- force oftsympathy, I laugbled Also, althoogl I co ulcl tot iwtlirmeC lhat it all Wett."