The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-08 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

AN EXTENSIVE ROBBERY PREVENTED.—This morning
two men, one named Robert Ford, and the other John,
lhorrill, were placed at tue bar charged with attempted

{oink home. He prat ded to open one of the doors,
but nut wing in, witm ss questioned the little girl, when
she said the prisoner had taken liberties with her. 118
took him into custody after the statement of the child.
Mr. John Comley, surgeon, of High-street, White-
chapel, stated that he examined the girl at the station'
Leman-street, Goodman's.fieltis, at two o'clock. Thera
were marks of irritation, but no indication of violence.
There was no evidence of the capital offence saving beel
effected.
The prisoner strongly denied the charge, and said the

prosecutor 1-ad sworn lah:ely.
Mr. Ingham—l do not believe you have committed a.
rare, but you have certainly been guilty of as 10014
for which you mu=t pay a fine of 51., and in default to
be impri,oned for two calendar months.

The prisoner was locked up in eefault.
AN IRISH Row IN UPPER EAST SIIITHYISLD.*"°III3
before
Mr. an Irish labourer, was placed in the dock bef
Mr. Ingham, charged with an assault and cistlelefr a
turbance in Cooper's-row, Upper East Smithfield.
Sergeant Ball, 21 11, stated that about liseV.° 05-
to h
o'clock this morning his attention was 41irected
great disturbance in Cooper's-row, near the Lend°l e
Docks, which was the rendezvous e f the lowest order.
tbe Emerald Isle, and on approaching the house *lite°
saw the defendant running about in a state of Pad"'
the
with a poker in his right hand. He was flourishlog
poker and raised it to strike witness, who fortioll,tav‘
il
evaded the blow and took the prisoner into oeen
When he was arrested there were five other
bourers, in their night shirts, fighting and raligLei
they were mad. The light was put cut when the orwille,
entered the place, and there was a regular shindy'
prisoner was the most violent, and some difficulty IP)
in taking him to the station.
Magistrate—What have you to say to the cbsrgenni
Prisoner—Faith, your worship, I merely wee/ .-
t' quell the disturbance.
Magistrate—Well the next time you want t° '—
peace, you must not think of doing it with a poker' rj.
Fined five shillings. The fine was paid, and tbe r
Boner liberated.
...eth
THE ITALIAN PRIEST AGAIN.—John Jung'
German recruiting sergeant for the Foreign Legiea' a
placed at the bar on a charge of robbing the, 1.,„50,
priest of a quantity of wearing apparel, at a 10;bl
lodging-house in Ratcliffe-highway, about a 106"
since. takio

Sergeant Fory, of the H diviiioni deposed to
the prisoner into custody yesterday at FoMesta°. 00
property bad Lot been traced, and at present the.

Wag ys
Paveloped in great mtery.
After sever Li witnesses were examined, the Prig°3ler
was remanded fur the attendance of the interpreter.

SWALLOWING A RlNG.—James Stanton, a Privy
oft
~,he Queen's Own Light Infantry Regiment of --i°lll
Hamlets Militia, was brought up on remand 1)&11'1'
Ingham, charged with stealing a gold ring, 0111! 5
the property of Mr. George Pound, dust contract°"lo
The cireumstrinces of the case were very sign ;
The prisoner and the prosecutor were in a
together on Wednesday last. Mr. Pound Wie_lial:ef
wearing a large gold ring on his finger, and the P'o,o
commenced bantering him and said it was a WO Artfleot
bauble, and he was astonished that any one woo
it. Mr. Pound took the ring off his finger and 66$1igi.
was worth more than the prisoner supposed.
soner snatched the ring from Mr. Pound and Pli..A" -01
his mouth. The prisoner's father-in-law I:6-10
public- 010
'aim to give up the ring, and on his refusal no•
so struck him on the mouth. The prisoserA:
swallowed the ring, or, as he expressed bins dept
slipped down his throat, and two teeth Baal/ lop'
after the ring. His teeth were loosened by 08 :tbe
The prisoner also said the prosecutor should 10" oyi
ring when he could get it, and that he had IcePt
flded
look out since he hal swallowed it. He was rem- n
nd
to Clerkenwell prison, and ordered to be watelieu; os
this morning, when he was brought up on retaAnie 1.1
ring was produced. It had passed through the rindsl
body, and he.was delivered of it in prison op
morning. 00011
Mr. Pound identified the ring, and said it a° - 110
brighter than it was when he took it off his fiver'
bad no wish to press the case further._ sot t°
Mr. Ingham said he would advise the prisoner -A die
play off any more practical jokes of the kind, snf
charged him, and he was given up to the serjeso °
regiment.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ;(60
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A FRENCHMAIT.'"",SIdI P
Landers,cl a well-dressed Frenchman, and .ileoll(6glit
' are, a woman with whom he cobaLits were bAr°ll4l
before Mr. Bingham for re-examination,' barge":oll 0
having stolen two 101. and one 51. note ac nets (1-49'0U
Bank of France fur 100frs., a promissory noes tat i-ittie
francs, and a quantity of plate and wearing appere2,o4
property of Mr. Joseph Aroma, Eau-de-Cologne w- •
facturer, 9, Militnan's-row, Chelsea. bi
The prosecutor etated that about three tneath*:°oo
was in Paris, where he met the male prisoner, swiQt for
introduced to him as being in possession of a °eel'. till
the manufacture of eau-de-cologne, equal , 4..4'
genuine Farina. Prosecutor being about
wcll
ing in business for the manufacture of that iirecottr
in England at once engaged the prisoner to a to
pally him to London, where they arrive 4 i°lloo44'
1 t of August last, and took apartments in Casfri:rool'
Oxford-street; pro-ecutor occupying the b*°' 00
arid the pri,oner the front room ott the first fl°4'bool‘f
the 2d of August prosecutor placed. his Peckeitiroillt
containing the notes named in the charge, in ° 1.000
of the dressing-table ; and, on the following AP31.0
the prisoner called him into his room, and askeu;
let him write hie (prosecutor's) name and addregs 4
09
pocket-book, in case he should lose his way jyts -
thought it a good suggestion, and Wept kt-bet
room frlt the purpose of getting the P°c"tebikt
when, to his utter astonishment, he found ,-,,- thr
purse, with its valuable contents, had been et°l%olo**,
from. He at once informed the prisoner °f
:ft; obeti;
and told him he should go and speak to the pol" i, 00;
/r
it. The prisoner requested him not to do 50,01 t
injure their reputation. Witness, however, ev go if
el.
days after and gave information of the robbell'bt
Abe
days afterwards, the servant of the house bOt/gpie
b
ness a letter, which, on opening, he found too° 0;01
promissory note f.r 4,500 f. now produced, 00°00;
the writing on the cover of the letter he felt° jeeps'
that it bad been written by the prisoner ; thi°,',46llor. ("),APa
circumstances which bat come to his ko°ww-gecC°P.a
vinced him that prisoner was the thief, an be
_st)
ing'y caused him to be apprehended. cb.dee e
a
The prisoners in defence said they had t).
of
spoons and dresses, and denied all knout
etla"
missing notes and pocket book .
The prisoners were committed for trial.

DARING ROBBRRY OF A. WATCH FROM All ; ,-- do*, - t
CLERKENWELL. v00(9;
—Margaret Ttcy,nam, 27, and Elizabeth Fatt the lit
two sniartly.drassed prostitutes, were pieced 11', frelfs
before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with robbing -11 01
gentleman, of the name of Louts Defleetsll 1 the
complainantw valuablel
ht
them
h appearedeisilvern f onire watchfrom.somethetwo
tthi
time,
e,prisoners, evidenceand-treating
at hn ad t: a leasefo, 0_ Pig:
otl
elbr
yet'st: 101 0
0° 01:
thing to drink, he accompanied 001 %oil' ri'
brothel, situaied at No. 1, Brook'srcourt, 11°1, tl3O P;r
went to one of the upstairs rooms, and, tip°v. be Pt-te
soners asking him to give them more 111°11,i'tbelitt-tt
sented them with 61 each. While talkii-tisll;eit,
prisoner, Margaret Twyman, snatched ewpoion e'itle
broke his guard, and having obtained Pest-oeil 100
she ran away, but shortly aftergarlie r, svh° tot
out it. He comp'amed to the 103101 bode,
to
the watch could not have been taken irl 1:f the 100
on going down stairs be found the ril3g.ailce• the,,pre'
near the bottom. Having called for th°, rotor& ere 0
prisoners decamped, but were shortlY w,,,t43 t n ° dof
headed in the Gray's-inu.roal, by .13. J.Y°p'otbive
sea
very active officer, but upon being ~oiir
importance was found upon them.
°-site° t tbe r . is,
i t Pr
.The prisoners said that they had n athe-
....,e -
tutor's watch. He tad been talking to sow
who no doubt had stolen his vvatch• a tb. Pris":;°ll
Mr. Tyrwhitt said that he should retnoe
officer to
_lO
until Monday next, to give time to the (Tecotor be
the property. Unfortunately for the Pr° other s'
falen into very bad ha...ds, and he Iva° hog.
that his
prisonerswatchis would
we
then
The
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d.
vadshirefft-ii eil
Tin Moons.—The moors (says-tbe ", of the be
0
continue to yield fair sport to the eter,L, cotes 'OO
131 a-ck game have been less pleutifol vs."—
bird° t° f.e
been wished, but several of those fine
_.ther b 0 , ,
struck down during the week. Vie vic‘• f 9:0
TO ° 0 1
in general most pr,pitious. .crabss hter r
Ten CROPS.—The wheat crop in lir eto
rs to
eolnsnire and other and it
appea
had been expected, and it is calculate('
.Li_A leP i
' light soils will be fully one-te I`.. . 0010
pro., Me on 0 4,./
last year. 'The .111° ipitl'.lo
THE VACANT BLUE RIBAND.--- ovee 10.,
$l3-01our, ill t° (1-
liatetf:Lll7rdinSeg Yitt by tbe 000'
tpo'll'f'eve[hh°bin'esll'ufne:lluthiceber°a:u):l,:ft:aw'i'llni:iteceerhkspeebtsu'atksel:ecToibueereveret.P.,—:
!too tow_be-itsl.
probability that his Grace will.also:!reril.
Croaerala with a eeat is the cabipeti