The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-18 00:00:00

POLICE-THIS DAY.

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A TRADESMAN'S SON CHARGED WITH ROBBING HIS
FATHBR.—J ohn Kearns, a shabby, dissipated-looking man,
was charged with being concerned, with another in custody,
in stealing a quantity of knives and knife-handles of the
value of £B, the property of his father, Mr. Kearns, of 425,
Oxford-street, manufacturing cutler.
Mr. James Kearns, a son of the prosecutor, said that on
the evening of the 12th of June, at ten o'clock, he saw a
parcel containing the knives and knife-handles safe behind
the counter in his father's shop. The next morning at
half-past seven the parcel was gone. No one could have got
at the parcel without being acquainted with the shop.
Mr. Knox asked the witness why he suspected his
brother.

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The witness said in consequence of the course of life his
brother had been leading for some time, and his having
robbed his father on a former occasion. He, on discover.
ing the parcel had been taken away, communicated with
Sergeant Cole.

Sergeant Cole, 23 C, said—At seven this morning he met
the prisoner in New Oxford-street, and told him that he
was an officer and should take him into custody for stealing
a quantity of knives and knife handles from his father in
June last. The prisoner said the charge was got up against
him, and asked whether the other man was in custody. He
told prisoner that he was, and prisoner said he had nothing
to do with the knives. He found a watch with the initials
"R. W." en it, and a new knife. _

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Mr. Kearns said it was a knife stolen from his father's
desk.

The prisoner asked why he was not taken into custody
before.

Sergeant Cole said that it was on his advice that he was
not taken before, as he was desirous of getting the other
person concerned first.

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Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner, to be brought up with
the man who was found dealing with the property.

WESTMINSTER.
THROWING STONES IN PUBLIC THOROUGHFIRESe--
William Leahy, a labourer, was charged with throwing
stones in a public thoroughfare.
Mr. James Deverill, of 1, York-terrace, Chelsea, said that
last evening he was proceeding along the Marlborough-
road, Chelsea, when he was suddenly struck by a stone
nearly as large as a man's fist on the chest. He turned to
a person who accosted him, and informed him that the de •
fondant was the person who had thrown the stone at him
and he consequently seized defendant, and held him until
a policeman was found, when he gave him into custody.
Mr. Paynter inquired whether the stone hurt the com-
plainant ?

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Complainant replied that it struck him very hard, and
did hurt him much.

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Mr. Paynter asked whether there had been any difference
between him and the defendant ?

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Complainant said not the least. The defendant was a
perfect stranger, and he had never szchanged a word with
him.

Mr. Paynter wished to know whether defendant had
thrown any other stones,

Complainant said that shortly before this stone was
thrown at him the defendant, who was armed with three
large stones, was opposite the front of a baker's shop, evi••
dently inclined to do mischief.

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The defendant hoped the magistrate would overlook
what he had done, as he was under the influence of liquor ;
he had not intended any injury to the complainant, who
was a stranger to him.

Mr. Paynter said he might have done him a very serious
injury, and it was not his fault that he did not. Throwing
stones in the streets was a most dangerous practice, and
defendant must pay a penalty of 205., or be committed for
14 days.

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THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1862.