The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-23 00:00:00

BOW-STREET-(THIS DAY.)

'4 DRUNKEN VIXEN.—Tane Martin was brought
fore Mr. Henry, charged with being drunk, and
ating a disturbance at the Bull public-house, Bury-
atr,eet, Bloomsbury.
,
efir• Nicholas Butler the landlord of the above house,
irted that yesterday about one o'clock, the defendant's
haughter came to his house, and requested him to give
ther mother credit for a quartern of rum. Knowing that
ilianner's husband had been ill for a length of time, and
at he had but recently got into work, he (witness) re-
-4111,8,.„64_1 and told the girl to tell her mother that she had.
a„-,4n, Y been herself for soma rum, and that he would not
4,7dfuY her with any more. The child then left the shop.
bar allnitlY afterwards the prisoner bounced into the
arid in a furious manner desired to know the reason'
qw-Zuld not trust her. Seeing that she was then the
fnr liquor, he persuaded her to leave the house
tor, ; bat instead of doing so, she burst out into a
nt,-;;" of the vilest abuse, calling him by the most filthy
Pei --ea' and, as a wind up to this, she seized hold of a
%iter Pot, and smashed a pane of glass, doing damage
e extent of 3s. Witness then sent for a constable
her in charge.
the-,• -ttenry said it was most disgraceful conduct on
gettrart of the prisoner, who, instead of stopping at home
-waving her husband's dinner ready, was spending his
Prea ,in drunkenness ; and because the landlord very
brelrtY: refused to supply her with liquor, she must
01,es. 'la, Windows. Such conduct could not be passed
don: ang, he should order her to pay Bs. for the damage
and in addition, he should inflict a fine of 10s. for
Ilrunk and disorderly behaviour.
the ,drunk and
not being forthcoming, prisoner was sent to
-.1% use of Correction for ten days.
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WORSHIP-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
NO. Crawcour, the son of a dentist, residing at.....
all!:
mill °r-place, 'City-road,
of geld
(11,_111 with being concerned in stealing 580 oz.
was charged before .M. hi
,I'lt, the property of A. Pentreeth, master mariner.
August From the evidence it appeared that, in thei hjust lain, the Lady Flora was, while lying
Aus-
trair of Rio de Janerio, on her voyage home from
the l% robbed of the above quantity of gold—Pentreeth
in the har-
ande,aPtain, being from illness incapacitated from acting,
ilrilitie vessel being in the hands of the first mate.
.The
portion
of to New York, where the principle_
mate of the dust was sold, and the second
e by whose connivance the robbery was effected,.
11°W li • jiiii es in Winchester jail, awaiting trial for the same.
months James Brennan and Sergeant Evans have
.for
te,k 8. Past been in quest of Craweour, and last evening
eaele"3l as he left his father's house. He denied his
duet. • On searching his boxes aboit 1 lb. weight of the
uosWas found, and between 1,800 and 1,900 pounds in
tralia?
.enmpl
4,18 te2 gold, and
oubtfitills of exchange. The prisoner had
ete , and would have been off to Aus-
-11„_ three days. He made no defence; and Mr.
eie7t4lo 111 directed that lie should at once be sent to Win-
r and take his trial with the coadjutor.
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hext ---/IRANGEMENT OF THE OVERLAND MAIL—The
azid c.,°l'erland arrival from India will bring a Calcutta
clsv :44314 mail. It is due at Malta to-day, and in a
itN"
1.1‘; two t lez a 1,- announcement from Trieste of
is clan vital traYebe'eXPp-elected.This India and China mail
the
.1.4 Marseilles on the 26th instant. This will be
n 6,44 arrival from China and Calcutta in the begin-
-110 of the month. It will bring news from Hong gong
ithd fr`he Ilth ult., from Singapore up to the 17th ult:, 1
tom ettacutta up to the 20th nit,