The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-12 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

G UILDHAL L.
On Saturday Thomas Williams, Esq., of Brynbras Castle'
Carnarvonshire, and Ellen Evans and Ann Williams, his
servants, were re-examined, charged with forging a will and r
codicils, purporting to be those of Jones Panton, Esq., 9'
Plasgwyn, in Anglesey. Two examinations had previously
taken place, and the evidence adduced on those occasions was
given in our paper of the 25th ult. The examination of to-
day (Saturday) occupied a considerable time ; but it was re"
stricted to showing the probability of the genuineness of
vs ill giving the bulk of the property to the prosecutor, Mr'
Barton Panton, the son of the testator, the circumstances to
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show the invalidity of the documents produced by the accuse
being reserved.
Mr. Ramsay Williams, of Penrhos, an attorney, identified
documents put into his hands as the will and codicil, the latter
of which gave the hulk of the property to the prosecutor.
The prisoner was remanded for a week. the

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A PIOUS FRAUD.--" One bird in the hall(' s
worth two in the bush."—There is, in the department of C 51...
vados, a certain religious house, the members of which crave
mightily for the good things of this world. An old priest,
who possessed a handsome fortune, chose this establishment
o ' 0,
• wherein to end his days in peace. Being on the point
death, the superior of the house approached the sick man
bcd and told him he would perform an act at once, agreeable to
heaven, and useful to the establishment, if he would make his
will in its favour. Be it so, replied the dying man, such was
my intention. An authenticated will was accordingly
.drawn
out. The testator stied a short time after : on examining
papers the will was not to be found. Look again, said the
exnectant man of God, I know there is a will in existeneu•
The document was in fact found by the magistrate before whom
the search was made, briefly stating,
is m, " I beqyueath to my
nephew the whole of property."—,,
The Pate was posterior to the one drawn out by the lawyer.
Droit. last will."--

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On the 4th in Cheapside, Mrs.. A. Burghes, of a daughter:
On the 4th inst , the lady of C. W. Iloskyns, Esq., of Chester
square, Eaton-square, of a daughter.

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On the 3d inst., at St. Helen's, Ilishopsgate, Charles, eldest s°,'
T, Henshavv, Esq., of Streatham hill to , Mary Ann Whitbread►
niece of Mrs. Adamson, of St. Helen's-place.
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On the 16ili ult. in Catherine-street, Commercial-road East,
Sarah, relict of T. 'ingman, formerly of How Fsrm, Sheen, near
.Guildford, Surrey, aged 73.
On the sth inst., in Hunter-street, aged 71, Ann, relict of Mr'
Thos. Gilbert.
On the 6th lust , at Wokingham, Berkshire, Mrs. Beak, relict
of J. Boak, Esq., of Leadenhall-street, aged 86.

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