The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-21 00:00:00

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n various parts of the mat'. 017s—latterlv• in
,r et, Camden toa ;II Joaia-treet, Clerkerot
air u Maireli no, eaa a a aa-ativ doina
tiled 1,,a i, Insolvent Debtors
8,
r, nil aW•T.•t, at lie 1,31 I ~t, 1.4001. by forced bale
an I, fur her, that be had no„propert7 beyond that stem:
have
lo the schedule. Fr uti information, ho
Drewitt Austin, me-senaer, under a fiat of banve ruptcy,
discovered in a cellar in a house in Woodbridge street;
Clerkenwell, occupied by a carman named Stratton,. _
large quantity of boots and shoes and leather, which tn!
prisoner again swore belonged to a Mr. Matthew di
saddler, of Market-street, Margate. The property 01°
covered sold at auction for 1,4071. of
Three of the creditors Mr. Henry Roolisby,
of Finedoe;
Iligharn Ferrars ; Mr. William Langley,
bout manufacturer ; and Mr. Charles Randall, also
bootniaker—identified the property found as having a bio
-ent by them to the prisoner within three months 0..
bankruptcy. 0 so
To pro /e the perjury, Mr. Marshall swore that 0 ,th
occasion had he any money or other transaction
t'be,
the prisoner, and that the boots, &c., found did 00001
long to him.; and Stratton and other witnesses deep
to the prop rty having been moved from the p
shops at various times previ ,lls to his insolve r.
ncY the
d
latter fact having been denied and sworn to before
Commissioner Fane. at
Mr. Pyrwbttt committed the prisoner fortrial
Old Bailey.
gale,
THAMES.—BURGLARI AND ROBBERY. h are
alias Clark, an Irish coal whit er, ass brought "col
burglary'
Mr. Yardley, charged with c in-uitting a
stealing 1501. ra4
The plu4oner wae before Mr. Ingham 00
evening, and appeared tipsy. He also acted in % yeti
col
strange manner, and the magistrate would nil Prbause.
with the case, and sent him back to the station-
iight
It appeared.from the evidence that, on Thureallo of
or early on Friday morning, the private resi,u:„rior,
Mr. James Joseph Baldwin, a ship-chandler a" —iresa
stere-dea'er, of No. 14, Albert-square, Coininereia;, is
oVer,C4 150 a
Ea-t, was burglarioualy antered, and an
tae Nide pocket of which were two Bank of loir
notes, one for 100/. and the other for 50/ , a Ptefilayeel
of sugar-tongues, two silver salt spoons, and .0
effete i tbs
shirt were stolen. An entrance was
course of Thursday night by getting over a "Ilover the
rear of the premises. A portion of the grating' cadet
area of the kitchen window was raised, IS dtlSeellt
and the shutters, which were not fasteneci,woesr:e
opened, and admission obtained into the ho
only property taken away was an over-c troiit
spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, and a florl6 need
and, no doubt, the burglar was agreeably surPaa Vie
putting his band into the side coat poeket to v1'11311,1101
notes, one for 100/. and the other for 50/. /tale' P, ;her!
the prosecutor, accounted for the notes beol6 big
they were by the fact that he took them o'!t. the
pocket-book on Thur-day night, and after g,c11.; the
book to a chill to play with, he put the o°,li:hill°
side pocke of his coat, and laid it across a c"`4,-bieveB'
kitchen. The prisoner, who belongs to a farnilyoL '0101;
who have been all convicted of felony, and itoPrilicoorteu
trail anti
transported, was convicted of felony and
many years ago, and, having served his 6%d 0.:
returned to London nine or ten months agn, lie
been working as a coalwhipper on the river' deuulLene
been known to the police for some time as lover lir.
and disorderly fellow. On Friday last the Vl' Ile sena
pared to have become suddenly possessed 01a large s 0
of money, and he was treating people ea, „dooe'i
lavishly all the day. In the afternoon he
by his brother to Mr. William Clap_h In?„,'''an lane''
the Crooked Billet public-house in King
few yards from the K division station-house.
latt
.oiler said he bad received some money from
with gr.
California, and deposited 85 s //f'. the: . .
oierei,, I
Clapham, and requested him to take care eine•'
The same evening the prisoner gave five snvaer 'Ove.
his mother, and asked Mr. Clapham for L've•ng
reigns, which he presented to his brother, legip gee°
still in the landlard's possession. Mr. ClaP"teabi°
immediate information to the police, wino
day
tr)
rn detainorn
itnhge, ptrhies r
prisoner,w ben
whiewaraisc rde
in a ;eq,
r,tly°tesdlirge?..A!,:ti
and excited state, went to the Crooked 1:31118" ibrtnsin
inanded his morfey. Mr. Clapham refused to Pa sooSa
it, on which he made a great distill baece, and tifei.
Mr. Clapham, alio gave him into cu-toci,Y n
.
•irunk and disorderly ; but on the officers, vv°'e
sabre
K, and Potter, 212 K, who were making ingairie;
the case, finding Mr. Baldwin's flannel shirt 1113°
they changed him with the burglary and rohherY'bor'
ker and Potter were of opinion the notes were c
the
Iwo gold on Friday moring. to
Mr. Baldwin said hen could swear positively
it
flannel shirt taken fr the prisoner, who bad tepTteeli,
putting it on, because he wa,z a larger man then r,
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin, wife of the prosecut"6ooo'
also identify the shirt, in which there were tw°ollllB
holes and a defective button. She had put it njtifo/011.;
in her kitchen alongside of her dress on Thu
lug, and she was surprised the dress was not il'uath;
well by the thief who broke into the house. 101
'louse Albert-square was attempted by burg
Thursday night. IP'The prisoner said he bought the flannel. shirt
Monday, and wore it till he was taken into cust°lll
Mr. Yardley—That shirt posnivel orptible
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, and the ptosasiel:t:ioYrn. ogIfWets.:1:011
sum of money
—is
Nveortyssuu,sp•picici,iluss.t.
The prisoner 00°4
from Baltimore in the Lizzy clloaara, after
Jo a_.,o
C•ilifarnia, where men are worth nothing one,_7l4l'
'2 0001. or 3,0001 the next. This money I got Is'°-
day. 5005
air. Yardley—Of whom ? Don't answer rof ci
unless yau like.
Tne prisoner—Of whom, sir ? Why, of .I°
(A laugh.)
Mr. Yardley—Do you think proper to tell n'e 1411°
John South is ? 'th fre,o°
The prisoner—Who is he, sir ? Why John 519,1
California. He gave me the money. I don't know ousv"
the
lie is gone, your worship, but I saw him off 10
ler Liverpool. difi6i
At the request of Inspector Allison, of the— d paceor
who wanted time to trace the stolen note', ii:liclectcl
taro who had changed them, Mr. Yardley r4lO-airoi.
prisoner tillMon•tay• next, when he 'Nil' be
for trial