The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-06 00:00:00

UNION-HALL.

Captain Henry Nicholl, who stands indicted with
having committed a disgusting offence, was brought
up in custody.
The prisoner absconded at the time of the appre-
hension of Lieutenant Beauclerk, who, it will be
recollected, committed suicide during his incarcera-
tion in Horsemonger-lane gaol. Captain Nicholl
was on very intimate terms with the deceased
Beauclerk, and upon the examination of the latter
at this office, evidence was adduced of such a na-
ture as to implicate the former on a charge of a simi-
lar description, and a true bill was found against
him for a capital felony at the following assizes for
Surrey. Since that period Captain Nicholl has
managed to elude the vigilance of the police, and
his apprehension now was chiefly attributable to the
circumstance of his having been left a considerable
sum of money, which was bequeathed to him by a
deceased relative, arid to arrange which his presence
was necessary in London. The money, it seems, he
was to have received in a few days after his arrival,
and it is said, that upon the receipt of it he in-
tended to have emb irked for America. He was ap-

prehended on the preceding evening by Glennon and
Jefferson, two officers of this establishment, while
walking along Lincoln's lon-fields. He was shab-
bily dressed, and on his being placed at the bar
seemed to be labouring under no little mental
suffering. When first taken into custody he was
searched, and only a few shillings, together with
some pawnbrokers' tickets, found in his possession,
evincing that he must have been reduced to very
straitened circumstances since he absconded. There
were also two knives found in his pockets, one of
which had a blade sharpened off at the point like a
lancet, both of which were taken from him, and he
was carefully watched so as to prevent any attempt
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been looking after you for 4 considerable time; do
you admit that your name i 4 Nicholl
Prisoner—My name is Henry Nichol], and I am
aware that inquiries have 4een made after me. The
officers have at length Own me into custed y, and I

am fully evrin,4 of the clisgracefv! charge upon
lam placed at bar. I fei.,l it most sensitil

Jefferson, the officer, then placed the'few
he had found on the prisoner on the desk, fr
Magistrate's inspection, upon which the p
said," The production of the pawn-tickets wil
the state of distress to which I have been
since this dreadful charge was brought againr
He added, " I have lost every thing—my nam'
been erased from the Army List, and the hr
which I earned in the service of my count
been stopped, and I have been degraded in
way possible."
Mr. CHAMBERS having directed that part
indictment specifying the nature of the offenc
which he was charged to be read, then ask(
prisoner if he was desirous of saying any th
the subject of it ? Prisoner—l have no at►
and, in fact, have not the means of employi]
You have the whole treasury of the county
disposal to prosecute me, and here I am, w
the means of affording to pay the expenses of
fence to the accusation made against me.
Mr. Warner, who is in the habit of atten
this office for parties, undertook to attend
behalf on the present occasion, and the prism
committed to the county gaol.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUN,

MORGAN V. BRTJNDRETT.

This case came on to-day on a rule psi foi
trial, after a verdict found for the plaintiff,
action had been brought by the assignee of
rupt of the name Shirley against Mr. Bri
an attorney, to re,-,over the value of two chi
plate und a polity of insurance (which hi
sent to the defendant by the bankrupt),
ground that the delivery to the defendant
undue preference on the part of the bankrupt.
defence at the time was, that the delivery
plate and policy was a bona fide transfer of pi
to prevent an attachment from the Cr
Chancery.
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE was of opinit
there ought to be a new trial on payment of
to aflbrd an opportunity for the more sath
investigation of the facts and discussion of tb,
tion.—Rule absolute.

LAW NOTICES.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

SITTINGS AFTER TRINITY TERM.
MIDDLESEX.—For Common Juries—June 13,
Saturday, June 15, to Wednesday, June 19, both
inclusive.

For Special Juries—Thursday, June 20, to
June 25, both days inclusive.
LONDON.—For Common Juries—Friday, June
from Wednesday, June 26 (adjournment day),
nesday, July 3, both inclusive.
For Special Juries—Wednesday, July 4, to Wed,
July 18, both inclusive.—To sit at half past nine •
MIDDLESEX SPECIAL JURIES APPOINTED:,
THURSDAY, JUNE 20. Rex Y. Jessell,
Broughton, Addington v. Gompertz, Neave, Bat
Baker, Bloxsome v. Neale, Rex v. Jadis, Rex v.
Jones v. Ripley, Rex v. Hopwood.
FRIDAY, JUNE 21.--Rex v. Hazeldin, Rex v.
He vlett v. Laycock, Rex v. Emanuel, Lumley
Foley, Gawler v. Heath, Layton v. Lord Foley.
SATURDAY, JUNE 22.—Salter Y. Crease, Rex v. 151!,,gn,„,'
Rex v. Briscoe, Rex v. Briscoe, Grieve v. Sowter, A.l`9
v. Baker, King v. Baker.
MONDAY, JUNE 24.—Bernasconi v. Farebrother.
LONDON SPECIAL JURIES APPOINTED
THURSDAY, JULY 4.—Solarte v. Yates, Solarte
Yates, Domett v. Beckford, Molyneaux v. Lotheringt°ol
1
Evans v. Trueman, Whitbourn v. Brotherton, Rouge°l,4
v. Hutchinson, Colley v. Kymer, Papps v. Moore, V/Yu
Batt. v. Pead, Bish v. Bolton, Parker v. Groves. ,
FRIDAY, JULY s,—Cope Longmore, Cochraneket'
Braithwaite, Ray v. Newall, Darlot v. Freeling,
P4r
v. Stone. t.•

SATURDAY, JULY 6..—Case v. Broderick, Wars"'
next friend, v. Morrison, Crowley v. Perkins, Rex
Millington, Morrison v. Buchanan, Perry v• May'
MONDAY, JULY S.—Woodward v. Dutchman, Brows
v. Thornton, Beale v. Royal Exchange Assurance Co_ JD'
pany, Beale and another v. Royal _Exchange Asetlrew-
,
Company, Reynolds v. Mayhew, Rex v. old.
TUESDAY, JULY 9.—Bessell v. Carbonnell.

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