The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-27 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.)

George Nicholls, a butcher, was brought up before
Sir JOHN KEY, under the following circumstances :--

Mrs. Ann Cole stated that she kept a lodging-house,
No. 1, Crown-court, Butcher Hall-lane. The prisoner,
on the 23d of April last, took lodgings at her house for
three weeks. At this time she had two other lodgers of
the name of Bradley, who had the room next to the
prisoner, with whom a little boy slept. On the
morning of the 26th, the prisoner went out earlier
than usual, and did not again return. Charles Brad-
ley, who was also a butcher, and who bad been
that morning to Smithfield Market, on returning
home, found that his box had been broken open,
and several articles of wearing apparel and other things,
in value about Si. or 91. taken from it. Suspicion fell
on the prisoner, as he was last out of the house that
morning. A person, with whom the prisoner had pre',
viously lodged, saw him yesterday, and in consequence of
the robbery, watched him home, and gave information to
the witness, who had him taken into custody.
Charles Bradley corroborated the statements of Mll'
Cole as to her loss, stating that the prisoner left his own
shoes behind him, and put on Lis boots. He believed those
the prisoner had then on were his, but would not swear
to them. _ _

The prisoner stated that the whole was a mistake, that
be had never been in Mrs. Cole's house in his life, and that
at the time in question he was either in Bristol or Radnor,
where be bad been on family matters, having, together
with his brother, had some money left him by a relation
there.
l'
as The prisoner,
theisoner,
actualafte day h
rbeingce as at Bristollos,evlyquestionedor bythße Alder-
manadnor
was remanded till Tuesday, in order that he might procure
letters from his friends in the country, sworn before
magistrate, on the subject.
Mrs. Cole and Thomas Bradley swore positively to the
prisoner, but Charles Bradley, whom the prisoner robb!ds
would not. There was 101. in money in the box WWI'
had been broken open, that was not removed.

BOW-STREET-(THIS DAY.)

Henry Jackson and George Findlay were brought
before Sir F. A. RoE, charged with wilfully breaking s
door, the property of a Mr. Thomas, a printer, reaidi°6
in Exeter•street, Strand.
The prosecutor's servant deposed that yesterday evening
he was alarmed by some violent noise in the pagiage',
which led to the upper part of the house. He went °,,.,
a,
to see what it was, and then saw the two prisoners breo
ing the door which led into the shop ; he remonstrateo'f.
with them, when Jackson said that a man bad taken °
his hat in the street and had run into that house. ThLeir
had followed ; and finding that they could not get ftletlio
on account of the door, they did break it open, for t
purpose of recoverin the hat
The witness swore that no• one had entered the h°o9e
at the time stated. He sent fur a policeman, sod g4v-e
them in charge. gig' •
The prisoners repeited their statement, but the 10P
trates disbelieved their s'ory, and ordered them to r
255. each, and costs.
The defendants paid the money, and were discharged'

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