The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-18 00:00:00

Pembroke also ran

Betting—Even agst Honest John-4 to 1 each agst
General Bisio and Ripley-10 to 1 agst any other.
Won by half a length ; two lengths between the second
and third ; a bad fourth.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
• 13 to 2 agst Caller Ou (offered)
7to 1 agst Polynesia (offered)
9to 1 agst Brighton (taken)
20 to 1 agst Daniel O'Connell (taken)
20 to 1 agst The Monk (offered)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
10 to 1 agst Blondin (taken)
12 to 1 agst any other.

GOODWOOD.
Acceptances for the Goodwood Stakes (Handicap) of 25 soya
each, 15 ft, and only 5 if declared; two miles and a half.
72 subs, 38 declared.
The highest weight accepting being Bst 81b, it has been
raised to Bst 121 b, and the rest in proportion.

Age st lb
liaddington
Maid of Mashani f, 4 8 11
Bellman 5 8 61
Loiterer 6 8 4
Myr Lie
Overton 5 7 131
Knutaford
Grimston
Balham 5 7 6
Pilot . 4 7 5
Cock Robin
Catch 'em Alive
Magnum Bc.,num 4 7 1
Port Royal
Bandage
Evenhand 5 6 9
Barchettina

Age st lb
Chaff 3 6 6
Anfield
Blondin .....
Zapateado 3 6 6
Schoolmistress
Barbadoes 4 6 4
Jack o' Hearts
Blackdown
Sea Nymph 3 6 2
Romanoff 3 6 1
T halestris
Brian Boru
Herdsman 3 5 13
Wasp gelding 3 5 13
Truant
Warhorse
Canzonette 3 5 11

CARLISLE MEI
Acceptances for the Cumberla:
dicta

ETING, JUNE 30.
Lnd Plate. Twice round and a

Age st lb
Caller Ou
Joey Jones
Brilliant
Oldrninster
Montrose ..
The Knave
Captain Crow 4 7 5
*Patrick
Slingsby
Weatherwise 4 6 10

Age st lb
Judos
Misfortune
King Charming
Honest John (late
Robber) 3 5 8
Trump Queen
The Fawn 3 5 7
Ashmore
Luna

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—June 17.

LAMBETH.—EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF A
LADY.—Joseph Newlett, a footman, appeared to
answer to a summons, charging him with the fol-
lowing novel and extraordinary offence :
Edward Gardener, coachman to Mr. Newell, of
Sydney-cottage, Brixton-hill, deposed, that on the
morning of Tuesday week, while washing his
master's carriage, the defendant, who was then in
the service of a lady named Wilton, of Raglan-
house, next door, leaned over the wall, and gave
him what appeared to be a nice tart, for which he
thanked him. He placed it on the shelf, and as
soon as he had done his carriage he ate a portion of
it. Perceiving that the taste was very queer, and
that the smell was worse, ho examined it, and
found that the interior was filled with black beetles
and some nasty stuff resembling mustard ; but it
was not mustard. Having swallowed a portion of
the stuff he felt very ill and went to a chemist's,who
' gave him an emetic. On the same morning a young
woman, the fellow-servant of the defendant, called
out to him and asked " how he liked the tart," and
she, her mistress, and the defendant all set up a
laugh at him. He took the remaining part of the
tart to the police station-house, and the sergeant on
duty told him to come to this court and apply for a
summons.

Sergeant Hammond, 10 P, said that the last w

ness -brought the tart to the station-house, and
anything more filthy or disgusting he had never
seen, and he was very glad indeed when he re-
moved it. The stench was so intolerable that he
had to open all the station-house windows to get
rid of it. On Monday evening the lady with whom
the defendant lived at the time mentioned by the
complainant drove up to the station-house in her
carriage, and both there and afterwards acknow-
ledged that she it was that made the tart, and that
she did so for a lark. She had also left at the
station-house a tart which she said was intended
for sale at a bazaar, but which she wished to leave
for approval. This tart was subsequently examined
by Inspector Smith, and in its interior was found a
painted toy pear perfectly full of black beetles.
(Much laughter.)
Mr. Norton—Who is this lady ?
Sergeant Hammond—Her name is Elizabeth Wil-
ton, but she sometimes calls herself Hyde. She lives
in Raglan-house, Brixton-hill, and lam sorry to say
that we have a good deal of trouble with her. She has
a German band there two or three times a week,
and keeps them playing there to a late hour of the
night to the great annoyance of the respectable in-
habitants of the neighbourhood, and particularly to
an infirm old gentleman next door in his 80th year.
It is not long since she had a party of black men
playing there, and on their leaving she preiented
them with a large pie which they carried off with
them. On reaching the first publichouse they
stopped to have what they expected to be a good
feed, but on cutting the pie they found the stuffing
to be a pair of lady's drawers. (Loud laughter.)
One of them put the drawers on, and returning to
Raglan House danced about in front for nearly an
hour. (Renewed laughter.)
The defendant, in reply to the charge, said he was
desired by his mistress to give the tart to the defen-
dant, and that he did not know what it was made of.
Mr. Norton directed that a summons should go
against Miss Wilton, alias Hyde, and that in the
interim the remaining part of the tart should be
analysed.

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