The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-14 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENOt,.

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• WORSHIP-STREET.—Mary Casey, a .",W°l°ll24l,
abandoned habits, was placed at the bar ymilitS
D'Eyncourt, charged with having been concerr,
two other women, not in custody, in hoeussob
yed
robbing Mr. William Wailes, a house decorator,
Hackney. h
The prosecutor stated that while
City-road between seven and eight o'clock on Sat
evening, he was acccosted by the prisoner and
woman, who requested him to treat them at an a!-1.!t",4
ing public house, to which he imprudently cons!tio
and afterwards accompanied them to their lodging,lyc
same neighbourhood. On entering the apartracn'4.
were immediately joined by another woman, at th!
passing throtigory
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citation of whom he sent out for some ale
which was poured into a teacup and handed lie 0"
the prisoner, but the moment he had tasted it he
seized with an overpowering stupor, and fell bac 4,
state of insensibility. On recovering his conseioast'oe
he found himself stretched upon the bed, and. t,,,,1°,0p
prisoner was busily engaged in ransacking
consisting of a sovereign, a half-sovereign, anuo-dher
tity of silver, and on endeavouring to seize 10."004
hand he was instantly set upon by the other 'fete
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who forcibly dragged him off the bed, and Ihre://o0
that unless he instantly quitted the place utheur
throw him out of the window. In the midst el "'sr
roar the landlady of the house suddenly made halt eye
ance, but instead of affording him any assistau'ilip,
vigorously joined the others in their attack 11P°11 ore
and they handled him so roughly that his clot deter
literally torn to pieces ; but finding that be w3s,sn'
mined not to leave the housa unless his money 0,3?.,
stored to him, the whole of them ultimately at 31.11, Ur
and effected their escape. Witness then made t
of his way into the street, and communicated the
ticulars of the robbery to a policeman, who snee,4 t
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tracing out the prisoner, and took her into eusto.P.ftft
Police-constable Warnes, N 370, stated tbaoee;?
lodging the prisoner in the station-house, he ,P,hefr
to her apartment, on searching which he found
ments of some receipts and other documents.i4rento
about thehis
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indication
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The prisoner, who declined offering any defeuceP
ordered to be remanded for a week.

THAMES.— William Barry, an Trish° ~,31,311'
brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with °°''3- efs'
a violent and indecent assault on a Jewess, 11°-
JacoThbs.
e complainant, a girl, was standing at the (11111;!
her parents dwelling in White Swan-yard, Whitect d beds
on Saturday evening, when the prisoner aCeB :be
and made an improper overture to her, whie,J h
jetted, and told him to go awa • on which
menced pulling her about in a very rude mal'iol,7l
in spite of her struggles, threw her down is the' 1,,d
of the house and raised her clothes. She .„":to' r
aloud for help, and called her father, who °3,riiol;
assistance just as the prisoner was about to Oct'
and was making preparations for committee,, ristoer4l
serious assault upon her. The father seized the PA
who got away from him and made his escape. Jv'
constable pursued him, and took him into misty:h.!e co": 4
The prisoner, in defence, said he went t° rnrsg,i'
plainant's house, or the one next to it, to look 'toleir
with whom he was acquainted, and might hatre,,o,
the complainant, but he never went inside the u"
Mr. Yardley said the prisoner was a most Oroiste'
ruffian, and, in default of paying a fine of 3/-, 69113
him to the House of Correction for one month,

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