The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-01 00:00:00

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On Saturday last Sarah Hall was taken be. g,
the sitting magistrates at the Shire-hall, Nettl:o,4,
ham, charged with obtaining two shawls, a or so
and a quantity of clothing from Rachel Spare
domestic servant, by means of false pretences.
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prosecutrix stated that about a month ago she
in service in Nottingham-park, and on the 19t"ti9e
February the prisoner came to her mistress's lif.)A tO
and offered some caps and lace for sale. She sallo
witness, " I should like to have a few words °J
ell
you, my dear." Witness replied, "You cannot
me more than I know." Prisoner replied, "Ye:'oo
can tell you who is to be your husband, when Jot;
saw him last, what he said to you, and when .
will see him again. I can, moreover, show Yoe,
likeness through a glass I generally carry with of
but which I have now left at home." She also 0%1
" I tell many people their fortunes, but if I tell 10 0(
shall require to have two of the heaviest pieeelo
money you have in your possession to tie uP '„00
handkerchief." The prosecutrix gave her °;010
clothes, as well as money, and the prisoner said old
would return on Saturday and tell her who 141014
marry her. She returned on Thursday, and rated
the clothes were not heavy enough, and
more. She said she must have more clothes or 00
glass would not act. Prosecutrix did not see dor
prisoner until a week after, and then told the ente'
dener in her master's employ to have her °P rot
hended. Prisoner—" Now, my dear, did Y°l.loo
say to me, when I called upon you, that a vie,itoe
had been to tell you your fortune a short tend
before, and that you gave her some moneY, 110
some clothing 9" Prosecutrix—" Nothing o'id
sort." Prisoner—" Had you your fortune to'oe
fortnight before ?" Prosecutrix—" You are ig
person who took the clothes." Prisoner—" 'lvy)
not the question 1 asked, my dear." (Laugh
After some further examination the prisoner_o
them, but in the end g
mined receiving the clothes, but denied sto
pleaded guilty, and hoPeciola‘
magistrates would be as moderate as they c, joy;
The Bench—" We sentence you to six niontl?e of
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prisonment, and are only sorry you can lay 14.1",
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Prisoner—" Thank you, Sir.
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