racter. The Alderman said Yewen should have told him who he was, and have cautioned him, and he dismissed the case with costs on the prosecutor.

Guildhall, 20. Yewen appeared before Alderman Harmer, against the omnibus-driver 2152, on a similar charge. A wrong man appeared, and the magistrate required Yewen to get him the name, before he would grant a fresh summons.

Mansion-house, 23. Yewen and Smith appeared before the Lord mayor, against George Peacock's driver, for cruelly whipping, and furiously driving a horse. He was fined 10s. and costs.

Union-hall, 25. L. Gompertz appeared before Mr. Wedgwood, against the drayman of James Godlin and Henry Broadwood, for having cruelly lashed the horse. was fined 4s. costs.

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Union-hall, 25. L. Gompertz appeared before Mr. Wedgwood, against the Brixton omnibus driver 1301, of Mr. Hewitt, for having cruelly whipped, and struck a horse, so that the whip was broken to pieces. He was fined 10s. and costs.Second offence.

Union-hall, 27. Yewen appeared before Mr. Traill, against cab-criver 1423, for cruelty to a horse. He was fined 10s. and costs, and committed for 7 days in default of payment.

Union-hall, 27. Yewen appeared before Mr. Traill, against the omnibus-driver 226, for great cruelty to a horse. He could not be found.

Lambeth-street, March 2. Yewen appeared before Mr. Walker, against drover 78 D, for having cruelly beaten a sheep on the head. The case was dismissed with costs on the prosecutor, and an admonition on the defendant.

Union-hall, 4. L. Gompertz appeared before Mr. Traill, against the hackney-coachman 552, for having whipped a horse a long time on a sore. He denied that the

horse had a sore place, and his witness said the horse had been killed because its temper was bad. The defendant was fined 5s. costs, and excused any penalty, on his paying also 3s. 6d. to the poor-box, by consent of the prosecutor.

Mansion-house, 5. Yewen appeared before the Lord mayor, against Robert Trott, for cruelty to a horse. He could not be found.

Union-hall, 6. Yewen appeared before Mr. Traill, against the cab-driver 819, for having ill-treated a horse. He was fined costs.

Union-hall, 10. Yewen and policeman 41 M appeared before Mr. Wedgwood, against a man, for cruelty to a donkey, and omitting his name. Yewen had given him into custody for the last offence, and his donkey was sent to the Green-yard. The man was fined 10s., and the expense of the Green-yard, &c.

Lambeth-street, 11. Yewen appeared before Mr. Walker, against John Higgins, for illtreating a sheep. He could not be found.

Union-hall, 20. Yewen appeared before Mr. Traill, against the driver of Clifford's omnibus, for great cruelty to a horse, (his third attendance.) The master came, but not the man, whom he said he could not produce, and did not know his name, and he employed any person he could get. Mr. Traill expressed a strong disapprobation at his indifference, as to what sort of drivers he employed, and hoped the Society would make a proper notice of the case.

Union-hall, 20. Yewen appeared before Mr. Traill, against the cab-driver 1767, for having ill treated a horse, so that it was obliged to be killed. He could not be found.

Union-hall, 20. Yewen appeared before Mr. Traill, against the hackney-coach-driver 418, for cruelty to a horse. He could not be found.

Guildhall, 27. Yewen appeared before Alderman Scholey, against the omnibus-driver 3229, for cruelly whipping a horse for a long time on a sore. He was fined costs.

Guildhall, 27. Yewen appeared before Alderman Scholey, against John Draper, for cruelty to a horse. He could not be found.

Union-hall, April 2. Yewen appeared before Mr. Jereing, against James Hoggarth, for having cruelly whipped a horse, he was fined 20s, and costs.

Union-hall, 2. Yewen appeared before Mr. Jereing, against the driver (William Smith) of James Hoggarth, for great cruelty to the same horse. He was fined 10s. and costs, or committed to Brixton for 14 days.

Union-hall, 3. Yewen appeared before Mr. Jereing, against George Shillibeer's omnibusdriver, for having whipped a horse till the blood came. He was fined in costs. Sessions-house, Guildhall, 6. Yewen appeared before the bench, against Charles Hood, for having pushed him out of his house amongst a mob of drovers who were assaulting him, and having torn his coat. He was fined £5 and costs. Mr. Sadgrove attended. (Same case on the 24th December.)

Guildhall, 6. Yewen and policeman 91 appeared before Alderman Perring, against drover 22 F, for having ill-treated an ox in Smithfield. He was deprived of his badge, which was illegible.

Union-hall, 9. Yewen appeared before Mr. Wedgwood, against Thomas Barnes, for having ill-treated an ass. He could not be found.

The following are the Contributions which have been received from the 9th of June, 1834, to the 9th of April, 1835 :