The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-02 00:00:00

The Rutland Stakes.

Adine

Calorie ...
Ambrose

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Won Easy.
Match—Hot-cross Bun beat Weathergage.
BETTING ON THE CESAREWITGIL
5 to 1 agst Mokanna

CLERKED[ WELL.—(THIS
William Reid was placed at the bar before Mr.
whitt, charged with embezzlement.
From the evidence of Mr. William Thurling it I
peered that the prisoner had been in his eropleloo
errand lad, &c., for upwards of 15 months, during 1/
time he placed great confidence in him. On Fridslid
the prosecutor was in the parlour, and through a yid
tian blind saw the p.risoner in the counting-housef
his hand in the till; he went out and caught hold
hand, and asked him what he was doing there_;;/10
made some trifling excuse; but before he was perw„"or)
to leave the counting-house a book near which Pr:,'
had been standing was lifted up, and underneath 2 00
found a shilling; there was a hole in it, and proser
recognised it immediately as having been in thccif
shortly before, and he then charged the prisoner
robbing him. The prisoner after much pressingto
mitred that he had robbed him twice before; but erol
circumstances hawing come to the prosecutors 10
ledge, he was con vinced that he had been robbed
seriuus extent. It' was finally elicited from thlo
soner that he hail been in the habit of $6Ol
money out of ie till, and that he did .0 I
the suggestion of a sailor, who had once seen ill,' pi
the till, and ho in co then threatened that if be 0100
continuo to do so an d share it with him he would je
his coaster. This st ory the prosecutor partly bap
and to-day applied l'or a remand to enable the
to take the man into custody.
Mr. TYRWHITT remanded him accordingly f°f
week.

WORSHIP-ST ItEET.—(THIS D - 04
LARCENY BY A SER VANT.— Mary Ann Drinis.
fully committed tor trial on a charge of felonOtil
stealing be-d linen and wearing apparel, the proper.d
her !Amster, James Mottle, a clerk in the General oil
.:lice, residing at 4, Mortimer-place, De Beauvoir 3 0
Hackney. Prisoner bud only been in tho service 0,
Moule .since the 12th August last, and on
Septembi ?r stopped out all night, a circumstance "01
excited s.aspicion, and on being given into custodY
number o duplicates relating to the articles were' opi
conceale d in her dresses,proving that she hadcotno3d
her evil
.practice on the first day of entering the P

DEATH- OF LORD CALTHORPE.—We have 7,4;
cord the d mise of this venerable nobleman, who 0%, ilia
few days since at Lyons, in his sixty-fourth year. "'"f
ceased Peer George Gough Calthorpe, was the sorl„V,
first holder of the first title by Frances, daughter of LI",
Carpenter. lie succeeded his brother Charles, the L
Lord, in 180;".. The deceased never married.' 110:e
succeeded by his brother, the Hon. Frederick GotlPlo
1790, and wi ho married, in 1828. Lady Charlotte o",jrir.,
Somerset, clan ghter of the sixth Duke of Beaufort, 11 ;0101
he has had is iue several children. The family is s,glj
branch of the old family of Gough Hall, in the cos Pool,
Stafford, oflst ich Richard Gough, the celebrated alit
was a membtli . Sir Henry Gough, of Edgbaston, 1074
mingham, em rried Barbara Calthorpe, heiress to her b`
Sir Henry Ca Ithorpe, K. 8., on whose death, in 1783t0f,
sun Henry, a, erwards second Baronet, assumed the fo,
and arms of C. tlthorpe as inheritor of the estates of Elbe4tr
county hants, grid property other parts of the e'
Sir Henry was th a first peer. p
INFLUX of S HIPPING.—A large number off ltol,
which have been detained in the Chops of the Chann!ocd
further cut to sea by adverse winds arrived in the 0011
the course o f Sunday and Monday' last. The number odo;
of all kinds ~vhick were reported at the Custom-b°,6,,i
Monday as t .axing
arrived from foreign parts was the
cludieg several from the East and West Indies and OA
tinent of Arc ,erica, and also Australia, as well as frors
one of the pi incipal States of Europe; and laden witlio
description o f valuable merchandise. This influx oft
from abroad, in addition to the ordinary arrivals of 7
and other ve eels from the adjacent continental SW-'6O
have the effe, •,t, of causing a great deal of bustle at the tr
side and tin several dock establishments of this V'
The arrivals k f Tuesday in the 'Thames from foreiqofiji
were also of re very numerous character; and the atibt
ptl
have made t-,h necessary arrangements for meeting tPci,
sure of bud aesh in the import trade, and to prevent in
nieuce and delay