The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-08 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-ST REST.

DANGEROUS ASSAULT ON A LICENSED VICTUALLER.--
Cornelius Foley, a rough-looking Irishman, was charged
assaulting Mr Busby,
Public-house, Tower-street, St
before Mr Tyrwhitt with violently
ncl'usidielobadfylitewot.habesirnot present, being confined to his bed in
GraPes
Tyrwhitt,
clwMaonanisalterhoiqualiruence of the injuries he received, and a certificate
yoshpaidalLatairied he was not able to attend
stating
abty
opwring to Fanning,the sOectehr
ee
It appears that the prisoner was turned out of Mr.
Busby's house three or four times on Saturday, owing to his
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disorderly conduct, the last time with some others about a
etllatrew the bottle was smashed to
night, when in the presence of
e gingerbeer bottle at Mr
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Dowl
aei tota
hxty lt
ros2uo
Boc,
h'
tic2is9obforceo'clock
h
nose, which was so frightfully lit-
th
jrsup from the floor. Deny-
totook the prisoner into custody, and on the
way to the station the prisoner's
und that a
immediatelypiece of it was picked
wife having spoken to the
prisoner, he deliberately and in the most savage manner
knocked her down. Dr. Fanning
Yner to see the result ofFanning was sent for and at•
g with him since Saha-
dangerous state.
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wni‘hi
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ne
arßusby,nbaynbdeei
nd rget mh ine p
a inn
tLe injuries Mr Busby has sustained.
ItcrobEny AT THE HOTEL DE
PROVENCE."-Richard
itin
Provence, Leicester-square,
were charged beiore Mr Tyrwhitt with stealing some
marked money from a till belonging to their employer.
Horse
pyr aelip':lrie jtoorof Flynn'
the liteplo der porters
rovin the employ of Philip
N
The evidence of Butcher, n
137 —9 a plain clothes officer,
1' and placed it in the
n Flynn.
lainceadrkheidmssoeinifeinm:uncell a position as to see the
showedtil
l,and that
then it
placed
oetheyholding a candle in
of
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frvi hand,sioswtenhr
ds
h waaawvinti thewithdrawing
hbee
some prisoneretnil lscirt onehewd
withdrawn,
whichnt gh, the:a till out of its place
All the n:arkeci money had the appearance
being quite bright.
d Flynn was not his accomplice, and that he
Homey Sh.
b'Uilty par:y..
Was found o
alone was the
head waiter at the hotel, said money had
Pierre Roraking, •
The depositions having been read over by Mr Nokes, the
been missed from the t..
Chief Clerk,
dtooswa
Mt Tyrwhitt asked
ynn had noing to
ellesYaisdals
because he did 'io
Fl not like
ll for about five weeks.
the prist.me.rs whether they wished
to see the innocent buffer for the guilty.
yithanthyethcinhg;agaen,
Mr Tyrwhitt coractitted both prisoners for trial.
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AND TILE THREE MAID SER-
mti RYLEBONE.
Stephen Crucupley,
THE JOLLY BREWERS
and John :1111ingworth, were charged,
vANTs.—Three brews's, sb.7vallts, named John Slack,
and in the house No. 2,
before Mr Yardley, with being f,
Albany-terrace, Regent's•park, soft_ 'esed for an unlawful
purpose. It appeared that about feu,-
."
reah:ing at the above
o'clock yesterday
one of the
(Sunday) morning, Mr Henry Foster,
address, left his bed-room in order to pall IL To his
maid servants to attend upon his wife who was )...
surprise he mot one on the stairs fully dressed. To his
question she replied that she had been forced to g.
,up
and dress as she was not well. He then desired I`2l
to c4ll for a second female Servant, Still more surprised