The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-02 00:00:00

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oreC, world. Grand ballets, magnificent scenery, unrivalled
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PIE ALITAMBRA.—RE-APP EARAN CE of
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Including their last Great Act, TO-NIGHT.

TIIE AL.HA.MBRA.—SECOND WEEK of the
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MM. Julien and Laurent, and
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ALIIAMBRA..—The GRAND CAS-
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TIDE ALHAMBRA.—LES FLEURS du JAR-
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TO THE ELECTORS AND RATEPAYERS OF MARYLEBONE.
ENTLEDIEN,—I present myself as a Candidate
kx for Election to the London School Board as one of the
Representatives of 2ria.rylebone. I have incessantly and acti rely
advocated a system of National Cinsectarian Education. For
twenty years I have studied the wants, the claims, the rights of
the people ; and have all that time been in the habit of expres-
sing my opinions, as a public journalist, on the questions which
have arisen affecting their moral and material well-being.
I have been led to believe that my humble services to the pub-
ic cause will recommend me to the place of honour I seek at the
new Education Council.
I represent no sect, no party, no clique, and am not specially
supported by any organisation. I base my candidature broadly
my known participation in the political progresses of the last
wenty years, of which the Elementary Education Bill of 1870 is
the most important.
Trusting to be favoured with your support on the day of
election,

I remain, Gentlemen,
Yours, faithfully,
B.LANCJIARD JERROLD

Reform Club, Oot. Ilth 1871

LAW AND POLICE.

CURIOUS CASE OF WIFE BEATING.—John Reardon, a
costermonger, of No. 29, Tower-street, Seven Dials, was
charted, at the Marlborough-street Police-court, before
Mr. Flowers, with violently assaulting his wife Julia.
Mr. Moore, of the Asiociate Institute for Enforcing the
Laws for the Protection of Women, watched the case.
The complainant, a tall,*stout woman, whose head was
bandaged, said, on being sworn : I do not wish to punish
my husband, as he is a good husband when he is sober.
Mr. Flowers : Oh, you always say that. What has your
husband done to you this time? Complainant : He came
home drunk, and wanted to take out some birds to sell for
drink, and because I tried to keep him back he struck and
kicked me, and injured me as you see. Mr. Flowers :
I see, through coming to sit at this court, that you
are both in the habit of coming to two police-
courts —to Bow-street and this court. J think,
if Mrs. Reardon showed her strength, she would come
off best, and I do not know whether it would not be a
good thing if she did so. Complainant : Ail I want is to
bind him over O. keep the peace. I work hard to keep
the home. All he does is to get drunk and break the
things, and when drunk he is mad ; but I don't wi..at to
punish him, and I hope you won't send him to prison. I
want your worship to do with him as you did at Bow-
street, sir ; , bind him over. Mr. Flowers r Well, Rear-
don, if you are anything like a man, you will never do
anything of the kind again. It is a very brutal thing to
assault a woman. I cannot pass the matter over entirely.
I shall send you to prison for a month, and at the end of
that time you must find a surety to keep the peace for 12
months.

EMBEZZLEMENT AND ROBBERY BY A CARMAN.—Edward
Webber, a carman, was brought up on remand, at the
Thames Police-court, before Mr. Paget, charged with
embezzlement and robbery. Mr. Stoddart, solicitor,
defended the prisoner. who was in the service of Mr.
Richard Martin, a lucifer match and candle maler, at
St. Paul's Works, Bow Common. The duty of the
prisoner was to deliver goods and receive the money
for them. In one case he had prevailed on the shop-
man of an oil and colour warehouse to purchase half
a gross of lucifer matches, in addition to three gross which
had been ordered, and he received the money for them,
and never accounted for it to his master. The half-gross
of lucifers had-been stolen. In another case he received
18s. of one of the prosecutor's customers, which he had
not accounted for. Lamb, a detective cf the K
said there were several other cases ar ttinst the prisoner,
but the parties did not appear. Mr. Pc, set committed the
prisoner for trial on the two charges.
THE RIGGER AND HIS " LADY-LOVES."—Elizabeth
Middlemay, Ann Martin, and Ellen Coverdale, three
infamous women, well known to the police, and who
have been repeatedly convicted, were brought up before
Mr. Paget, at the above court, the first on remand, the
third for the first time, charged with stealing a gold
watch and gold chain, value 230, from the person of
an old rigger, named James Foreman, from North
Shields. The woman Coverdale took the prosecutor in tow
and conveyed him to several harbours of refuge, called
grog shops, in Shadwell and St. George's-in-the-East, and
after he had been well plied with indifferent liquor and
rendered semi-conscious, Coverdale robbed him of two
sovereigns and some silver, and then left him in the
company of Martin and Middlemay,-at an infamous
den in Angel Gardens. Here they robbed him of
his gold watch and gold chain attached, and a
gold ring. They attempted to pawn the watch
and chain in company, and Mr. Henry Wood, a pawn-
broker, not believing the prisoners were bond fide pawners,
and noticing that the chain was broken, stopped the
property. Mr. Paget committed the prisoners for trial.
HEAVY SENTENCES FOR ROBBERY.—At the London Old
Bailey Court, before the Common Sergeant, three men
named Hughes, Whitehead, and Harris, were indicted
for robbery with violence. It seemed that the prosecutrix,
a Miss Klein, and her mother, were in the Whitechapel
Road, when Hughes " hustled her," knocked her bonnet
off, and stole.her watch and chain. The three prisoners
had been seen in company together just before the robbery;
but the evidence as to Harris was so slight that the Court
ordered him to be discharged. The jury convicted the
other two prisoners, and previous convictions having been
proved against both, Hughes was sentenced to ten, and
Whitehead to seven years' penal servitude.
LORD MARCUS BERESFORD BEFORE THE LORD MAYOR OF
YORK.—Lord Marcus Beresford and W. Hope-Johnstone
appeared before the Lord Mayor of York in answer to a
summons charging them with having on the 25th of
October committed a nuisance in Coney-street,
in that city, by being disorderly. The charge
was proved by two police officers. The defendants
it appeared, shortly before 11 p.m. on the occasion in
question, so misconducted themselves in the neighbour-
hood of the theatre as to disturb the residents, and
several windows were opened. Shortly aster the
defendant reached Coney-street Mr. Hope-Johnstone
crossed over to the police who were watching
them, and asked if he and his companion
looked like pickpockets, adding that they were
" perfect gentlemen." One of the officers remarked that
they should conduct themselves as such, when Mr. Hope-
Jehnstone assumed a threatening attitude. Lord Marcus
Beresford declared that he did not care for all the
" bobbies in York. Police-constable Denham charac-
terised the conduct of the defendants as idiotic. Both
were in drink. Defendants now complained of
the insolence of the officers, and denied that
any of the residents were attracted by their proceedings
to the windows. A fine of 20s. and costs was imposed
upon each defendant.—Lord Marcus Beresford was then
fined 20s. and costs for furiously driving a cab on the 22nd
October, the cabman sitting on the occasion by his lord-
ship's side. The defendant, on the 25th August, was
fined 10s. and costs for a similar offence. Both defend-
ants are officers in the 7th Hussars, now stationed at
York.

THE FIGHTING AT ForatEßlE.—Azamat Batuk
in the Pall Mall Gazette says that at Formerie some 120
French soldiers under the command of Captain Dornat,
had to fight for a couple of hours against a detachment of
cavalry and infantry much stronger. "On the
approach of a few dozens of Uhlans the
men opened fire, and, the UhL9.ns having at
once turned back, the soldiers instinctively threw
themselves in pursuit of them. At the end of the town
towards Campeaux, they found the Prussian guns
directed upon the streets and many of the houses occu-
pied by riflemen. A heavy fire ensued then on both
sides, the guns beginning to smash windows and roofs
' and to fire several houses. But as aid was
already at hand, and the three officers who had the
command on that occasion proving to be notonly
courageous but able men, in less than an hour and ha
the Germans were retiring in not quite so orderly a y
I expected them to do according to what I had a
They left one gun in the hands of the Mobiles.