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

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

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DANGEROUS ASSAULT ,114. A. LIOENSED VICTUALLER.--
Cornelius Foley, a rough-100,:Ting Irishman, was charged
before Mr Tyrwhitt with violently assaulting r Busby,
landlord of the Grapes raw. -. Tower M-street, St
to- hone..
Martin's-lane. •
confined
bsao his bed in
Mr Busby was not present, being
consequence of the injuries he received, and a ob..-tifioate
was handed to Mr Tyrwhitt, signed
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Charing-cross Hospital, stating the
u that owing to the severe
injuries Mr Busby had sustained he was not able to attend
the Court. by Dr. Fanning,
It appears that the prisoner was turned out of Mr.
Busby's house three or four times on Saturday, owing to his
disorderly conduct, the last time with some others about a
quarter to 12 o'clock at night, when in the presence of
James Daayton, 29 F, he threw a gingerbeer bottle at Mr
Busby with such force that the bottle was smashed to
pieces pa Mr Busby's nose, which was so highttully in-
jured that a piece of it was Picked up from the floor. Deay-
ton immediately took the Prisoner into custody, and on the
way to the station the prisoner's wife having spoken to the
prisoner, he deliberately and ;
.13 the most savage manner
knocked her down. Dr. Fanning was sent for and at-
tended upon Mr. Busby, remaining with him since Satur-
day night, Mr Busbybeing in a Very dangerous state.
Mr Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner to see the result of
the injuries Mr Busby has sustained.
ROSITEFIT AT VIE HOTEL DE Pnoymt 0 E.—Riehard
Homey and John Flynn, porters in the employ of Philip
Nind, proprietor of the Hotel de Provence, Leicester-square,
were charged before Mr Tyrwhitt with stealing some
marked money from a till belonging to their employer.
The evidence of Butcher, 137 c, a
plain clothes officer,
showed that he marked some money and placed it in the
till, and then placed himself in such a position as to see the
prisoners with the till, one of them holding a candle in
his hand, and the prisoner had got the till out of its place
by withdrawing some screws, which had the appearance
of often having been withdrawn, they being quite bright.
All the marked money was found on Flynn.
Homey said Flynn was not his accomplice, and that he
alone was the guilty party.
Pierre Borakins, head waiter at the hotel, said money had
been missed from the till for About five weeks.
The depositions having been read over by Mr Nokes, the
Chief Clerk, the prisoners
Mr Tyrwhitt asked whether they wished
and Hotney said Flynn had nothing to
to say anytii:rzi
And 1e said so because he did not like
do with tho charge, . ~ the guilty.
to see the innocent suffer a. ,
prisoners for trial.
Mr Tyrwhitt committed both.

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Stephen Crumpley, and John Fdlingworth, were cht.rg:d'
before Mr Yardley, with being found in the house No. 2,
Albany-terrace, Regent's•park, supposed for an unlawful
purpose. It appeared that about four o'clock yesterday
(Sunday) morning, Mr Jenry Foster, residing at the above
address, left his bed.rtorn in order to call up one of the
maid servants to attendupon his wife who was ill. To his
surprise he met one ca the stairs fully dressed. To his
question she replied Oat she had been forced to get up
and dress as she was not well. lie then desired her
to call for a ncond female servant. Still more surprised