The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-30 00:00:00

Mr. BALL—You are very well aware of my meaning
in, asking these questions, and You therefore' seem in-
clined to he cautious hew you . answer ; but I am de-
termined to sift the matter to the bottom. Now, let
me ask who was it that gave directions to make out the
I bill you spoke of ? • -
Witness—The young man who attended in the
i‘rJewelleryi.H AdLepLacr6tnmseidnet,readntdh.ahtetuhs:eavlliydence accounts
ofth e w
toitnAel:
Lee for any purchases that may be made.
was by, no means aatisfacrory, and being certain that
some attempt had been maitle, to compromise a charge
of such a serious nature, he gave directions that sum-
, am-rases should be instantly taken out for three other
persons in the proseeutor's•establishment to' attend yes--
: tesday to give evidence.
The prisoner was then removed from the bar. HAYMARKET THEATRE.—This house was PP
Mr. Rickards applied to have'. the prisoner admitted Monday r pned by a chari.ab!e society; instituted for the
Ed bail,' its he submitted thatz from the evidence it benefit of nfirin pou!teiers and fishmongeri,.'wbo bail'
did not appear that even a misdemeanour" had been taken it for the occasion. The pieces selected . were the
Made OW/ • ~, `Lady (f Lyons, 112 y Wije's Dentist, and Mr. Bernardi,
Mr. 'Hatt said that his mind was madoup as to the new farce of His Last Legs, whic'a is a great favowiii•
nature of the 0111!..ttee; and-as he had reason to suppose ,Such a crowd as there was last night is not often to `be
trax.,, atterripted to be effected; he did. seen, even at this. successful - -house, pit,-boxes,dirnd
that a compromise
not eonsider. he would hesPiatified in accepting of bait gallery being crammed in such a marines, th,a,c, they .
Yesterday the prjaver.:,was
,agaivhipagh.,,,,,up,., and .mlgliilaie furnished-a hint to the peace:7,l,9f ,lugg4er
after the several yersorta, about .td ..give oidenco or- any others
whoseseedy it ia,to compress a damber
were excruded from the Court
of bodies into the least possible:compass.. • There' is. no
,
Henry Wehater;.tuiaisititant in the jeWeflery &part. dOUbt that the fishmongers have had a good draught,
meat of the proseCutors' establishnient, recollected and that the poulterers have got wherewithal to feathm.
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fectly well seeing the prisoner between, the hours of five,t their nests b A
wan named Ryan, who had they the speculation:
-care of a . bah ,
-
aria
sixo'clock, in the` shop on Thursday week. wit!
ness was there when he came in, and on asking to see
some pins a box •of diamond and other ins weYc ii. last lighter, lying off .Church-hole,, Rotberhithe, was
ussian,
droWned yesterdayafternoon in the following ;never ;--
bibitcdl among otherCa ruby, which he admired and ' whilee
he
ship, lately arrived in the River
Offainto all was
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the price of whichhe was told was eleven-guineas. The The deceased's lighter was lying alnondg, sid
prisoner said he would .:hate' it, and witness. • drawn under the ship's ke,el
gave it .to.
fell. overboard, anti was . . . • an
Abe witness Arrow to put back into the box to be ready s immediately dragged for but
when he was going away. The prisoner then askeddeavouring to pusb the lighter
.e Stream he.
About ' 'L
k found. a quarter of an pour
te. look at some sigßet rings,ind, having selected one, he bee not•yet been
accident the cook of the Russian -
t after this acc ship a reany
ordered hie name to be engraved. upon it, desiring-a" I bowl falloverboard,
MI to be Made out of the whole while he went into the
mentioned let a wo6sen . . and, while.
`drowned., His body }was
_ , oyes, a.,
aext-shop to purchase a scarf, and on his return he
d himself and fell into the river'
woult;,,,yrite a.cheque. He took the ruby pin without eaueavouring to regain it with a boathook he -b .
lancebe
anee could rendered, sunk. The body has not'yet '
witness's ket;wledge and put it into his, stock, and,wit- found. .
titiss rtiisetd it erte,•_.he had gone.. There was a lady on. R EAT MEETING OF T A
—tri answer to the numerous in ui ieof oar '
HE NTI-CORN-I,Avil
itUillebaelc with the iisit,,-ner, and. after witness waited „ - i
been
all p_.irts of. the country, we are happy to
q r s .
. ,
vt. :. ,cc a b.
st.: E . .
for el lit tlid attaistint. from the scarf shop curie,
to him askiil if the !Hi
.from,
announce teat tbt: 'mined Jails resolved to call a General
inner had left the shop, witn,....aa went to the. door . . k• •
pi,had,limen• paid for, as the pri- 1 I
~..cer,t measures for the future
Meeting of the Anl,:-Coyn-law League; to be held in
and assisted the prisoner. to get on his
we. We are not able at
Manchester, to report. tb.; past proceedings, and ,to eon- '
desired him to come the next day to his father .4 house 7 __
horse,_ and he
management of the e. -
/„„,:nt to name the precise,
~
liseenif!let‘o'enavtiali'tkinnessd , lii,
jeunt ohuel Ad
did
de
upaid. a y He
i, hdaidd no,
day when the meeting is to be he'd, but our friends
the pin; nor ,was he aware that he had got -it. •He
It. is also.
would hate required cash payment on delivery of goods., will have due notice of it in the Cif'ea,:gr.,
unleiS he knew the party, and he never saw the pri- intended to invite to a Great Banquet all tt,..' Members'
before. -On returning to • the shop he was told :of Parliament who voted in favour of Mr. Viiii...7s' rn?-
soner I of '
pin,' and he took no further : tion, and other distinguished advocates of the repot..
the prisoner had got the
notice until next morning as the address was respect. ',the Corn-laws, to Meet the deputies assembling at' thb.
able, but on the bill being sea by the janior apprentice, general . convention
,of the League.—Anli-Corn•hrio, ..
he brought back a message from the prisoner's mother Circular. - . .
Without any
money witnestcommunicated rthe•,eiro • TouLoN., 'OCT. 23.—:-The Sloop or war its. i.
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cumstance.to Mr, Sedwiek, one of the firm„,. Witness i Sabine, has 'received orders 'to' prepare for sea. 'this
applied 'at Marlhoreugh-street for a warrant, where he vessel will be, placed at the orders of ten
expected French'
was told to give. information at Vine-street "staelan- , i,t,,,e Ci • a d'Affaires to Mexico, who is daily - •
1
•and 'be did- riot' see the
hOuse, : prisoner again uetil he here, having the 21st, with a
left Paris on - , numerous..
was in' custody. : , .. .
• 'suite. According to our last letters.from'Beiika Bay)
=ln his cross-examination by Mr. Rickards, witness- the bad weither had already commenced, so that it as
said.-that the prisoner did not ask for rings before he impossible the fleets could remain there much longer. --.
was shown the pins, of which there was a variety The We have heard that the British Queen steam.
prisoner returned the pin and it was laid in a .
dosedlip sl • has been purchased by the Emperor of Russia for
box at a distance from him. Witness did not get the 160,0001., but we cannot vouch for the accuracy of the
card, but it was laid on the counter by the prisoner. He statement.—Bristot ilfercurY.