Star. — 1830-12-28 (London, England)

MAT014..163i, I advise all poor persons who have claims, to go to the overseen or churchwardens, and if relief is refined to them at this bitter season to hit down at the doors of the gentlemen, whose duty it is to sec that the poor shall be provided for, until relief is given. The parish officers will, in such case, be compelled either to give the support required, or to take the claimant before a Magistrate. In either ass relief must be obtained.  Several paupers went off aocceding to this direction. Dirersaass Assaus.T.--A tierce looking fellow named Manley, was charged with having broken the arm of Mr. William Louis, the owner of the Blue Pig public.house, in St. Warp Axe, and with having threatened to break his other arm. The complainant slated, that Stanley and a comrade were in his house on Friday night, and bad a very noisy quarrel about their wages. The waiter interfered to prevent murder, but Stanley soon dashed him to the ground. Witness then begged that no more violence might be done, but did not address an angry word to the defendant, who, how. ever, dew at him and knocked him.dovnt, and broke his arm by throwing himself upon his bodwith all his force. Witness with diEculty got up, but be kw some time was without sesistance, as be had been no MOW than these weeks in the hone; and was not acquainted with the neighbows. At length a person entered, but nothing checked the fury of tits defendant, who swore, upon seeing that the seen was broken, that be would break the other b—y arm, and wield probably have accomplished it if he bad not been prevented with violence. The Loan. INlewou asked whether the defendant had lately escaped from the mad-bewas ! The eemplehmen mid, the man was drunk at the time, and acted like a login, andiesa, for note single word of once had been spoken; but he (the complainant) did not wish to' do him injury, as he was poor, and had a wife and children. To be we the wife was not my kind, for she called and abused him (complainant) that morning. The defendant said, he was sorry fo what be had dons, but be was really so drunk that he was not master of himself. Mr. Nobler- Well, have you get See hundred pounds to give for this broken arm _ .  The defendant said, he would give recompence as far as was in his power. The cemplainant, who was the most extraordinary butanes Of for. bearanca and maelmess that ever received a broken arm, Bald, be for. gave the man on account of his family; and expressed himself satisfied ' of the expenses incurred were defrayed. The LOILD MAlroa.—Your gnat kindness and humanity do you inenee trait. I know 'no man Capable of ow+ an act ; but I amine' DHOW' so dreadful an injury to be billeted upon you with impunity.. This madman mht have murdered you, Ind you and the public must si bed amni. iu defendant roast ,fisd unexceptionable bail to appear le lieselan . . /* defendant wit tionimlued 4 default of Wt. ma* mamas immoseged with having beaten a licensed victualler fa a dope", manner, but they were remanded, the prosecutor being ;amble to move from his bed. gtainuALL,—A journeyman butcher, named George =we hrouOt_ before Mr. Alderman Kelly, recede', • by H Ale ' to account for the possession of two pieces sr dint", Coloured halibut* and eve parcels of muslin itandkamb•useb--44: borders and sowed figura% worth-sbout let Ilerdafteld stated, that in passing through Bst&h.atrast, Barbican, about seven o'clock on Friday evening, he saw the prisoner hurrying  r along with a bag full of property, and he asked him what be bad got Mere. Prisoner said be did not know, but be was carrying it fora per. son ahead, whom he pointed to. Witness called after this man, who turned round sad bawled out, " It's all right--that's mine." Witness asked bim to step back, as he had doubts whether it was all tight; upon which the man ran off. Witness hallooed stop thief; but no one chose to assist, and the man escaped. From the nature of the marks it seemed probable that the goods had been stolen .from a wholesale warehouse, and the prisoner described the man who employed him as having the appearance of a porter. Prisoner said that as he was going through Smithfield, the man who ran away hired him as a porter to carry the goods for him. The Alderman remanded the prisoner till Thursday, that the officer might have an opportunity to trace the owner. - - - - •