The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-08 00:00:00

ti„ra,LPtY• Large quantities of wine were also taken
~,vuer par L !'
woman begged for mercy on account of her
ihe
COURT seemed for some time in doubt whether
Lunsband was not the criminal, and at length sentenced
;Prisoner to six months' imprisonment, and such hard
the liras her state of health would allow—declaring at
Tntsslille' time that if the offence had been proved
k_ the husband, he would have been trFisported.e prosecutor recommended the prisoner very
C°"glY to mercy on account of her family, but the
'1,1111:t declined to alter the sentence.
Other case of any importance occurred.

4,1/P, 80W-STREET.—THIS DAY.)
—`aut Edwards, a young man of 17 or 18 years of
tolt:ss charged before Mr. Hall with stealing a cash-
4hc,pblic-house in High Holborn..
itt or,`"reedY, the landlord of the public-house, said
16:4-11 Tuesday night and WeNesday morning,. from
twelve o'clock to three, the prisoner was in the
be lar!our of
his house with some other pet:sons, when
p,„ ad occasion to send for the cash-box, hi order to
lie sovereign to a person to whom he owed that RIM
klpri,ilV4B in the box. a 5/. note, and, he thought, end
Ifteii*gn• He could not say whether it was before or
e gave the sovereign to his friend that he counted
kill4Pe.Y. After the Prisoner had left the house he
°4eiti. the cash-box, and immediately gave notice to
,ttittinie,,e• The box now produced was the same, and
p leu his (witness's) license, and some other papers,
wiyerty,
olians Bradley, a City policeman, in private clothes,
bltapect,at having received information, from which he
'etter lane'
that the prisoner lodged at 7, Neville's-court,
alg,,ht::an,e, he went to that house at nine o'clock last
kh",nia was shown into the first-floor front room, by
itttelil'dY, who opened the door with a key. On
%letting the room, he found the cash-box now produced
treso'ed in the bed. It contained the landlord's license,
kehale other papers now produced, but no money.
14rtiat„Aard Hubbard, F 82, spoke to taking the prisoner
~„•-"'Y at a .4 hell" in the Strand, at two o'clock this
kip g•
g; He found on him a steel purse, containing
,Thee],
ein and five half-crowns. "
tditi bg no evidence to prove that the prisoner
kted mitt the house in Neville's-court, Mr. HALL de
bNtort the prisoner should be put back, while a
fjs's Went to th house to tell the landlady to attend.
alto,;'e meantime,e the prisoner sent for a solicitor, in
Need he had been for three years, and who
Nu:4 Would give him a good character, but this
tter,1441:141 said he could not give him a good charac-
it %V at the end of the time when he was in his service,
Nty, rouded with 201. of his money. However, from
4414 e Was induced to compromise the matter, and he
gretted that he had not prosecuted him.
Lle,iletNieenian, who had made inquiries as to the pri-
-414; character stated that he had so misconducted
Pieter Ithat his
father, who gave him a very bad cha-
-Itd been obliged to discard him, but was now
1,11 VS rent at the house in Neville's-court.
It ,i'keY, the landlady of the house in Neville's-court,
t,7 that the room was rented by the prisoner, and that
Ved there alone.
Prisoner was committed for trial.