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London, England, 1851-12-17 00:00:00

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[PRICE SD.

Mr. George Herepath proved that Russell left the
papers, and shortly afterwards the prisoner, who be
thought was then in the prosecutor's employment,
came in and took them up from off the counter.
Mr. Wild stated that he had not sent prisoner for
the papers. He was not then in his employment.
He had for some weeks been one of his extra Satur-
deg hands, but left about a fortnight before this
transaction. He nude the arrangement for Russell to
leave part of his load, that he might more easily gee
home to be in time for the afternoon traits. He bad
not recovered the papers.

The p:iiice•uffice.r proved taking the prisoner from
where, he was at work, and ho said he was not the
mar,. _

months'
Several witnesses gave prisoner a good charaoter.
The jury found him Guilty, recommending him
to mercy on account of his family and previous good
character.
Mr. Wild kindly joined in the recommendation,
adding that the prisoner had been a good servant
imprizonnient.
whilst in his employ, and had left him because ha had
go,„„t full work elsewhere.
CoArm..)s SERGEANT sentenced him to two

opureese.
puma.
1111DDL
Martix Flana'a pi,
(ABtefore Mr. Sergeant ADAM!, Assistant-Jpeige.)
the sittie. of
Monday, was b who was or
a charge of
lered into custody on
all about what wouldESE Xhe SESSIONS,
t efe n properc
brought up from the House of De-
tention.
The Learned JunGrs said he
had considered
el flip
circumstances of this matter, doubt at
d he had no
lie then directed Fisher,
the CJurt this morning, henry
.the G division, to take
Flanagan before a magistrate
a magistrate, who
Po-
lice-court, on
obtaining a stern of money under false pretences.
you will allow
Flanagan—I never had any
Flanagan—l have had no opportunity quite enough to be
money at all.
The JUDGE— I think there is
v.ith any of my friends • and
Will deal
owfiethomitmausnbi.e
laid before
this, which I 'hat
thinks fit.
niCtoylterkaenzwufhelloil
rceaetintgo explain
chance of doing yesterday ?
The JUDGE—You will have every opportunity itt_
fel de.l you before the magistrate. Take him awa
--r
Flanagan .was then taken out of court in the.
tody of Fisher, declaring that he was as sus_innnocei
the Assistant-Judge himself. nt as
Subsequently, Mr. Hadwin, solicitor, et Lyon'ae
inn, appeared in court, and said that he was quite
astonished at seeing by the newspapers that his name
had been introduced in the matter by the man
Flanagan. That individual bad never been his clerk ;
he had never been in any way whatever euthorised
to act or receive money for him, indeed he was a
person of whom he knew nothing at all.
The Learned JUDGE recommended Mr. Hadwin to
wait upon the police magistrate before whom Flanagan
was taken, and offer the same explanation. lie was
glad Mr. Hadwin had cleared himself from the im-
putation the fellow had thrown upon him.

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Captain Frederick Scarth, of No. 37, Jell:Un-
street, was brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged
with having violently assaulted Mr. John Theobald,
of Rose-villa, Ealing.
The cLenciplainant said he was a gentleman living
on his property. He was getting out of a cab in
Great Charlotte-street, Portland-place, about one
o'clock that morning, when he was suddenly knocked
down by a blow with a stick from some person
behind him. He was struck repeatedly on the head
while down. The defendant was the person who
committed this assault. Complainant contrived to
get upon his legs, but the defendant continued striking
him with the stick until a cabman came up and took
the defendant away. Complainant, cn seeing a con-
stable, gave the defendant into custody.
To questions the complainant said he was formerly
on friendly terms with the defendant, but they bad
quarrelled. The difference between them had, how.
ever, been afterwards made up.
James Blangan, cab driver, said the complainant
got into his cab in the Haymarket last night; at the
same time witness saw defendant get into another cab
and follow into Charlotte-street. When complainant
got out of the cab defendant also rushed out of his
cab, hiding his face with his cloak. The defendant
had a cane in his hand, with which he struck the
complainant severa times, and knocked him down.
Complainant got up, and defendant sttuck him again
several times on the head. Saw blood gushing from
the complainant's ear. Witness then laid hold of the
defendant, and held him until a constable came up.
Police-sergeant Witham, E It, said, as he was
taking defendant to the station-house, defendant said,
"I admit I gave him (meanh]g complainant) a good
thrashing."
The defendant said, he would admit that he gave
the complainant a good caning, but he den irtl having
struck him while behind him. The cause of the as-
sault was this—the complainant invited him down to
his villa at Ealing ; while there, a woman with whom
complainant cohabited threw some beer, in his face.
Ile rose up, and while half blinded with the liquid, a
prizefighter, whom the complainant had hired, and
his servant, came into the room and nearly murdered
him. He was so severely beaten that he was obliged
to remain at home for three weeks. He met the com-
plsi him.
nanhtlast night, and certainly he followed and
dined

Mr. ITAnnwica: said the case was of too serious a
character for him to deal with, he should therefor,
send it to the sessions.

Bail having been tendered,
Mr. Cross, for the complainant, said the defendant
lived at Ostend, and, therefore, unless good and sub-
stantial bail was insisted upon, it was unlikely the
defendant would appear to answer the charge in an-
other court.

Mr. Ilinnwicx. direofted that two approved bail of
SOl. each should be provided.
This being done, the defendant was liberated.
CLE RKEN WELL.
Henry Martin Flanagan, aged 60, who was de-
scribed in the police-sheet,as a " gentleman," reeiding
at No. 1, Warwick-court, Holborn, was placed at the
bar before Mr. Corrie, charged with obtaining, by
means of false and fraudulent pretences, 1/. 3s. 6d.,
the moneys of Edward White.
Mr. Wakeling, the solicitor, attended to conduct
the prosecution, and briefly stated that Edward
White was on Monday last tried at the Middlesex
Sessions for felony, when Mr. O'Brien, who was re-
tained as his counsel, exposed to the Court a system
of fraud and imposition adopted by a set of designing
fellows, who represented themselves as being attorneys
and clerks. The wife of Weite contrived to raise

They were not cocaged, and the poor woman was
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fe.e.
Mr.w Hhiocrhrysh,ethheanbdareuGdreeisitttoeteldrte,hmaeaanrpnemdr.ileaonnieir,r.twonheianceughawigli
obliged to raise a similar e sduernteientivoer order
eteo,
Nseoc.urle27thGa,
professional aid of Mr. O'Brien. (See report of And.
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hSoubneoinfgyesewteorrdna,ye.o)narltnieeciOUthre,
deniedWa
ever having received the money
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prisoner
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apprehended the prisoner.
accordingly granted.

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Glasgow, December 15.

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MR. DISRAELI'S
_Ls 70- 1 eEW Won't.— - . .
'nek, a Political to state that " Lord George e
Bio-
graphy," by B. Disraeli, 13ntpl published this day by
Messrs. Colburn and Coovho haYse,‘
M.P.' ars° just issued the following
Travels in European Tur-
-BPe iZein 1830," 2 eels. Sam Slick's
new works : —Captain ?'
key, Hungary, and S, la 0
new comic
work, " Jacob Bendixen, the Jew," from
Mary Hewitt new
Ravenscliffe," a Novel, by the Author
the Danish, 3 vols.dham.
, Traits of American Humour,' 3 vols.
" " Falkenburg," a Tale, by the
Ynred Vernon." Also, just ready, Mr. Eli
“bdild
Novel,
Author of
"Darien • or, the Merchant Prince.'
ton's new , Warburton
—A mortal fever prevailing on board a
VEEACITY.
a negro was appointed to throw the bodies over-
of
"Emilia
Wyndham."
ship at sea,
One day when the captain was on deck ihe saw
board.
the negro dragging out of the forecastle a sick man, who
was struggling to extricate himself from the negro's grasp,
and remonstrating against being buried alive. " what are
you going to do with that man, you black rascal?" said the
captain. " Going too throw him overboard, massa, 'case he
dead," replied the negro. "Dead, you scoundrel !" savethe
captain, "don't you see moves and speaks" ."' Yes,
massa," said the negro, she
ow he said no dead, but he
always lie, so nobody know When to bleve him."
FATAL ACCIDENTS OCCASIONED By BOYS.—Last
evening Mr. Baker held two inquests at the London Hos-
pital, on the bodies of females who had been pushed down
in the street by children. The first case was relative to theo
death of Mary Wilson, aged 84 years, lately residing !:_t._ls';
August last, was proceeding along
8, James'a-plac?, Ratcliffe. The deceased, on 0862 i."' of
when two boys ran against her and pushed her
pou d fracture of
pavement, whereby she sustained a -
cern., ;here she died
the right leg. She was taken to the hospital,
b referred to
on Thursday last. The officer said that the
son the body of
could not be found. The second inquiry occurred under ai-
e death
the CemndlewnsionrotVs,
Sarah Hughbanks, aged 80, who
deceased was very feeble, and
milar circumstances. The
Market on the morning of
while on her way to SP el
- itelfi pushed down with great violence by
the 22d ult. she was also
two boys while they were raciutil yesterday, when she died
from the injuries. The The deceased was taken
-t
to the hospital, and ling d
egroner remarked on the singularity
of the two cases, when jury • retuned open yerdiste for the
1 nut of poeitiTo tatiguilY•