The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-15 00:00:00

BANKRUPTC Y.--- (T RIS DAY.)

SUBDIVISION COURT.
(B4ore eciI7tDiSs3O;:ersyONBLANQUE, GOULBURN, and

HOLROYD.)
IN RE ALEXANDER AND CO.—JUDGMENT.
His HONOUR gave judginew in this case. He said
that it had been before him in July, 1847, and was on
an rguinent to r, duce a claim of 15,0001., made by.
Messrs. lly son and Co., of St. Petersburgh. The facts
were, that in January, 1847. an agreement bad been
entered into between Alexander and Co. (who were
merchants in the City) and Messrs. Dyson, that the
latter should supply Alexander and Co. with 10,000
quarters of oats, free on board, at 21s. per quarter, end
they were on shipment, and advice of the portion, es
agreed on to be entitled to draw on Alexander and Co.
for one-third of the value. Another agreement had 910
been entered into for the purchase of meal, and the satne
agreement was come to, but Alexander and Co. having
stopped payment, and their affairs having bt en put under
the direction of inspectors; Dyson and Co., held their
hands, and did not consign any more direct to Alexander
and Co., but one of the firm came over to England, end
the corn, &c., was consigned to him, and a negotiation,
was entered into between him and the inspectors and
their accountant, to whom it was alleged a tender of the
corn, &c., had been made. His Honour had consulted
the other Learned Commissioners, although it was not
a case strictly coining under the Subdivision Court, and
they were clearly of opinion that there was a payment
in advance of 3.5261. 10s., the corn not being delivered,
and that the Court could not recognize arrangements
with inspectors or accountants before the bankruptcP
The Court was, therefore, of opinion that the claini
should be reduced by the sum of 3 5261. 10s.

SECONDARIES'.—(THIS DAY.)
There was only ens case set down in the list, and the
record was withdrawn.

CRIMINAL COURT—(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Baron ROLFE.)
RAPE.— William Burrows, aged 22, described as
labourer was charged with having committed a rape on
a young woman named Eliza Craft.
Mr. Iluddlestone appeared for the prosecution. The
prisoner rag undefended.

It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutrix that
on Monday afternoon the 4th of June she was at work in,
a field near to Sundbury when the prisoner came up 50"
invited her to accompany him to a neghhouring public'
house. She refused to do so, and he forcibly threw her
down and accompliohed the offence.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was on'
tenced to be transported tor life.

BO W-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
Dennis Healey, %%irk) has been some timein custody
upon the chargo. of assisting in the eicape of HickeYt
who stabbed 'M'Carthey, a recruit of the Bengal Artil-
hxY, in. a fight in Tottenbam-.court-road, the. week be-
fore, last, was, again brought up before! Mr. ,j4rdine;
But the police have been unable to produce one wit"s
to prove the fact, out of the great number who were PO'
sent when the change of clothes toolv'place, and the
Alagitrate, considering that • whatever moral certainty
thOre• might be in the case, there was not sufficient evi:
&nee- to convict.the•:iisoner,direotea hinv.ti be set at
liberty.
The most diligent search on the part of the police hall
hitherto been unavailing to di-novPr Hickey.

MARLBMY-STREET—(THISDAY)
Ann Savage, a young woman formerly in the service
of the late Mr. W. Collard, was brought before Mr. Ilardi
wick, charged with having stolen a gold watch, value 16
Lead a silver watch, value 61., under the following cir-
cumstances:—Mary Ann Collard deposed that she svll
daughter of the late Mr. William Collard, and reside
at No. 32, Castle-street, Regent-street. In the month of
March last the prisoner was living as housemaid in the
service of her father, who was then alive. On the night
of Saturday, the 31st of that month, witness saw het
brother place the silver watch produced on the
kitchen mantel-piece, and on the following worn
ing it could not be found. Witness then
went into the parlour where her late father
was lying in a dying state, to see what time it was,
we when
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she was astonished to find that her father's goldhad disappeared from the stand on the mantel-piceh
:The prisoner was taxed with the !hell which she denial
but circumstances of a very suspicious nature having
transpired. she (the prisoner) was given into custody
On the Monday morning following, she was brought tu
this Court, but in consequence of the evidence not being
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sufficitnt to cminate her, she was discharged. .Atiethe,
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charge was subsequently brought her, when she via
committed for trial, and sentenced to two months'
prisonment.
Joseph Humberstone, an upholsterer lodging at No. 4,
Queen. street, Oxford street, stated, that on Sunday, tibe
Ist of April last, he was in the apartment of an old WI;
19dging in the same house, reading the newsPsPe
when the prisoner came in, and asked for the oldr
lady. Witness said she was not at home. The prison et.
then said she was in a hurry, and would not stop• VVd
ness asked her it she knew the old lady? She rePilee
she did, and had called upon her to ask her to take care
of a small parcel for her, but as she was not at Ilona
she would leave it with him. She then gave him a stn
paper parcel, and was leaving the room when she turned
round and said, " Mind and take care of the parcel, hot
it contains two watches." She then went away. Will.
Mrs. Goose (the name of the old lady) returned, wl
ness gave her the parcel, when she expressed bet
astonishment at any person leaving two watchej
with her. They subsequently opened the parcel an
found the two watches produced. As the circumstance'
appeared of a very suspicious nature witness gave Wier°
[nation to the police. Nothing more was seen of the
prisoner till Monday last, when she called for the watches+
but witu ss refused to give them up. She then left the

house.
Police constable D 2 proved taking the prisoner into
custody last night, at her lather's house. On telling ber
the nature of the charge against her,
cunfi ssed to the robbery.
Collard having identified the watches, the pri-
suner was fully committ.d for trial. she immediately

CRICKET.—(THIS DAY.)
v.")
THE MARYLEBONE CLUB (WITH HILLYER, AND 111. -
V. THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.
This match was resumed this morning. The follOWilig
is the score:—

UNIVERSITY FIRST INNINGS.
E. Binds— c Fitzwilliam, b Uiver
G. F. Jenyns, Esq.—e Hiflyer, b Diver
H. Whymper, Esq.—c Gowan, b Hiflyer
alker, Esq.— b Hillyer
R. T. King, Esq.—bllyer
W. E. Barnett, Esq —c Gowan, b Hillyer
A. Potter, Esq.—b IliDyer ••• •••
J. LFifli, Esq.—s Gowan. b Hillyer
E. W. Mote, Esq.—b Hillyer
Fenn, Esq.—.b Ilillyer
F. Walker, Esq.—not out
Byes, 15; w, 1; n b, 1

Total...
MARYLICRoNE FIRST INNINGS.
C. Esrom, Esq.—run out ...
A. llagyartli, Esq.—run out ...
Diver—run out ... ..• •••
llillyer—c Blayds. b Blore
E. Edwards, Esq.—b Potter ••• •••
M. Gowan, Esq.— b Blore
Lord Guerns(y—b Blore
lion. C. Fit zwilliam— c King, b Blore
F. Calvert, Esq.— c Jenyns, b Potter ...
S. Taylor, DI —not out ... „..
T. Ince, Esq.—s Walker, b Potter ...
Byes 2, wide 4

Total...
UNIVEESITY SECOND INNINGS.
E. Blayds—b Ilißyer .. ••• r••
G. F. Jenyns, Esq.—b Tiiver
H. Whymper, Esq.--c Hillyer, b Diver ..
J. Walker, Esq.—b Diver
R. T. King, Esq.--b Hillyer
W. E. Barnett, Esq.—b Hillyer
A. Potter, Esq.— e and b Hillyer
J. Leith, Esq.—b Hillyer
••• •••
E. W. Blore, Esq.--e Haygarth, b Diver
Fenn, Esq.—b Hillyer
F. Walker, Esq.—not Out ... ••• •••
Byes 7, nb, 1 ...

106

... ••
i 0
.. ••• 6
••• ••• 0

::: i

Total...
MARYLEEONE SECOND LININGS.
C. Esrom, Esq.—c and b Blore •••
A. ringyarth, Esq.—b Blore •••
Diver—b Potter
.• ••• •••
Ifillyer--- not out . ••• •••
..
E. Edwards, Esq.— c Fenn, b Potter ...
M. Gowan, Esq.—b Blore •••
Lord Guernsey -b Blore ••• •••
F. Calvert, Esq•—not out ..
S. Taylor, Esq.—run out
Byes, 0; w, 0; 11 b, 0 ...

135

••• 0
• 10

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DIED.
On the 15th mat., at his house in Bedford-row, Willie
Latorest, Esq., in the 93d year of his age. f J.
At Westbourne-terrace, Hyde-park, on the 12th ins"'
Samuel, lisq., aged 51.
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