The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-24 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

10' Young man, named James Hughes, was charged with
-"e following unprovoked assault upon his employer ;
kr. George Charles Ram, 17, Clement's-lane, builder,
.i:itt tred that the defendant had been in his employ for about
. months and yesterday, at three o'clock, he came to
2
late" I a state of intoxication, but, in consequence of his
irrn egu al.
r habits, he was desired to gather up his tools,
get work elsewhere. He then became very, violent
hiw! seeing no person in the workshop but the corn-
Vinatn, he seized the carpenter's plane produced, and
"Ileic him violent blow hire t a
the 0, the ground. As soon as he recovered himself from
e4u,"nts of the blow he sent for constable 34 F, and had
The
to the station.house
t defendant -accounted 'for his violence. by saying,
Der seeing the plane on the bench he claimed it as hist prclie-
toZi Which being refused by the complainant, asrumgugst
have tlace to obtain' possession of it, and the
13.him~ een inflie:ed accidentally, but he never wound
a blow
"deavours to pull away what he knew belonged to
Mr. T
wvPortD, with the consent of Mr. Thistleton, a
,'`lligistrate, ordered him to pay a fine of M., and in
ue was sent to hard labour for two months.

„411.11.LE80NE.-(THIS DAY.)
...,,,,,
~, .....____.-
Aire '-stvE ROBBERY.—hour women, named Berl-
eliargec7l66, 'liken, and Richards, were placed
dat the bar,
iltis°llr with the following .robbery committe, on the
::::::ed4l4_:tillik:s mistress, a lady named Parke-, residing
'Air. l'-: ""d4lnd-street.
Finden was tbe first witness called
.;d.he
i,n Pitzr - ''ill)self to I.); an architect and surveyor, rest Inge
rt'lrs. paquare. Yesterday morning, having calledi o
rl'ed it.”' on business she told him she had been p un;
e4ci da3°; bflantkiotlrrhien.se quantity'htof plate ; and within. these
e number of Spanish bonds
151:°8e4del?4,7ebdeie_11,abssetrakcTeddfrtema her drawers. The witness then
ii:‘, istin,t',lli
.evidence, which was nothing more than a
°Me - "tail of the facts described in the oldence of
Ors, er Mitchell,
t° e,kilarkes entered the witness-box next, but evidently
,er to be nervous, that Mr. RAwLINSON kindly ordered
She
at t°
e accoMmodated with a seat near the bench.
ot,
e, 44(i
4, e prisoner bad th 4
th4t
theal lived ieneehfiedreseecreviicee
hfoerr.a long
e
4 r (Li " ways reposed much
134 rt of Y, when examining her Plate, she found the greater
4:2llnt.it 'Lid heel! taken ; also Spanish bonds to a large
Vied the'? Peaking to the pris.oner, she said if she re-
at I,e , !atter, she would forgise her the plate robbery ;
1 kitm,",rned all knowledge of either. .
llitlg-ruee_ll'.an officer belonging to this district, said that
1 "ke 'l"4ed information of the robbery, he went to Mrs.
it
atd4A uk°use, when,questioning the prisoner Aiken, he
'4lch - "°ek at th
t., ards, ~_,l ladoor, .
hall and on opening it, saw
sto„ tvl 0
when
for the former , he took. her into
ates, Ynd when he searched her, found fifty-nine dupflir-
814rti te,flY Of articles of plates, most of them pledged . o
rlervi,.:l:„Ying from 2s. to 1/. ss. ; and in a very short time another knock came to the door, and the pri
thellt, Bey another
and Gibbs being there, he also arrested
l'allocs,cll berkshire he found three duplicates, one of a
ttoiel;:e silver paint box which was among the article ever,. and tlie other of tv;o table spoons. Notwithstanchng
henkortlYiexertio be could make yesterday evening and this.
iativ t, could acquire no satisfactory information
fre
there•-u the bonds ;he therefore requested that the fur-
aturidn'estigation of the case might be postponed until
fleeted% next, when he hoped to have further facts con-
iNir.. Ir_itli this extensive robbery. .
4le,h ttAviLiNsoN, after questioning the prisoners as to
h7r,', theY wished to make any defence, acceded to
48. e. 'n's request, they having no satisfactory defence to

_
•
b0v........--___....----.
Nnrd Lll.--I see by a paragraph in your Paper of
l'eal;CaY some anxiety has been excited as to the
.ei,
10):
vrolfiLl: Lord rd Brougham. You may allay such fears.
P:144 °,l)!e Lord In-ay be seen daily on the Marine
je4Pond n
eln excellent health and spirits.—From a
I est i t.
s„ 4 . ,ernia--
„ y afternoon, between one and two o'clock,
I''itulj„();ll,Yman painter, who was engaged cleaning the front
Ittid• 'of the house No 42. Great Marlborough-street, wha:
- inc.
vca, bon the top of the balcony, his foot sli'A.ed, and
134.
tuNlireeipitated upon the iron spikes of the railing of. t _
esilve?tie of Which entered his head. He was immediately
)ecl to the Middlesex Hospital.