The Sun.
London, England, 1847-08-30 00:00:00

!ranger to his clients, who therefore could not have any
Laterest in rescuing him loim clstutly of 1'1"
Stable.
dTbe defendant positively denied being found in the
wect position as that described by the constable. He
foat.attking his way home, when the constable came up
tal and told him "it was quite time he was at
'4440 He said that he should go when he liked. The
constable then pushed him into the middle of the street,
'packed him won the leg. He cried o, when the
ants, Mileham and Hi ham, who had previously
Then the constable's conduct, came up and spoke to him.
ette°csequsnce was they were also taken into custody.
r.Brzionalt said with respect to the charge against
convey, and without casting any imputation upon the
Vieti
astable's statement, he did not feel justified in con
.t was np
tin, but as regarded the other two, he must say
tine e Very dangerous thing to set up as constable aide
of the peace, and interfere with the police. H
"leught it wholly unwarrantable in them asking the
"am_.ngt4le What charge he had got, and that they had
tea altogether very unadvisedly, but as there had
,flo real violence, and as they had been sufficiently
iritlaued by being locked up, he should discharge them
that admonition.
WOReo,
„ 4„RIP-STREET.—( THIS DAY.)
.ue,,„
ensto4 Scanlen, was charged, with another, not yet. in
robber
_named Andrew Comfort, with the following
It a
gePPetirs that they were yesterday engaged by Mr.
ii(Qe'ett,r, tailor, of No. 126, Long-lane, Finsbury, at his
ef in the manufacture of three black coats for some
%via customers, who were this morning to attend a
hbuitlerai. Mrs. Seymour, who had been left at home
Qr husband, to take charge of the premises, had
illortiee,, in the afternoon, to leave the house for a
ShP"led. She was absent about half an hour, but
ertbreeturn the dishonest snips had disappeared, and
ether In the three garments mentioned above, and
oh._ articles also. Information of the robbery was at
In'ornEiveu to the police, and Dennis Seanlen was this
fotiki% captured. None of the property has been
Sew
tlittti en was remanded for a few days, in the hope
the the interim his companion would be found, and
settle trace of the stolen property would be obtained.
Is
THAMES..-(THIS DAY.)
_„ Field
Ints eh ' a Young man of rather genteel appearance,.
latne'aizrgeeddwii.itah grossly insulting a respectable married
prosee'..Y.! ry Power.
another femaletla stated, that yesterday evening, with
she itrit, friend, she was returning home, and as
the P680.'41108' few doors from her own residence, she saw
...roman he ,„' who was stopping and insulting every
4Uc
l'ulluegf —"et. She endeavoured to avoid him, but he
ducted hller, threw his
arms round her waist, and con-
%lea, Inself most grossly. The witness screamed and
'eith thl,nred
disengage herself, when he assailed her
elled toev—°" foul and disgusting epithets, and threat-
The -neck her into the gutter.
, constable who took the prisoner into custody,.ll
%ere°, rrchorated the evidence. Prisoner was quite
he bad prisoner, sli
The
ghtingly, said—" Oh. he didn't think
t pne so far as had been represented."
44st had t_IDLEir observed, that his conduct from first to
1,114 d his de en disgusting and cowardly in the extreme,
AST cpzeanour in the dock was most unbecoming.
ere IN 7igh time such brutal and atrocious outrages
%Wt. a stop to Ile should fine him 51., or one
n'thee naPrisonment, with hard labour.
,14„181 seep„,ris_;cer, who had evidently not anticipated
'l4 seemed quite astonished as he was led away to the