The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-02 00:00:00

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R - A N C E.
F SOCIAL, LITERARY, and POLITICAL.
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Agents for Scotland, Messrs. Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; for
Ireland, Mr. John Cumming, Dublin.

CORK CITY SESSIONS, SErr• 27' Or
Lord Beresford, of the Guards. 747°17.f the
well, John Meade, and Richard Levinge, Esqrs., yob/
43d Light Infantry, were indicted for assaulting Ml°
on the night of the .sth September. was goiof
John Leahy examined by Mr. HariNETT---"the di/
home through Patrick-street about 12 o'clock°11,;0 other
in question, and saw the four defendants, with Marl-
officers dancing on the flags with two women 11-t., atllol
boro'-street. On seeing witness they at once se -A toile" -
kicked him, knocked him down, tore his coat, ape
him in the gutter. He used to get six kicks at wi A
instant. One of the women desired him to be °t.
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watchman, too, was present, but only for a moalentorb •
then wanted to get away from them, and walked en, t the,:
the Parade, and crossed over to the New Street, utirper of
followed him, and again attacked him near tbe CObefore,
Tuckey-street, where they again treated him Alass
beating him, kicking him, six of them together, is hea
him down and rolling him in the gutter. He was the •
ft°
for three days from the beating. The officers were oar
to strike him. Never gave them any molestation af tbs
pertinence. He was unable to find out the names
two who were not indicted.
Cross-examined by Mr. FORSAYTH..--"Vas at the fere
that night. Left it immediately after the aloft
closed. Drank nothing after. Was going /I°l.A to g°
Lives near St. Nicholas Church, and he in en
through Patrick-street, though it was not the slier' hita.,,s'
The officers first struck him. They did not firttori9
charge to the watchman. He saw no one that rag_.% de
be'
acquaintance but the woman. He crossed the
ll°
aijdraoli,
fore the officers, and they followed him. He was ..001
Counsellor FORSAYTH.—Did you ever hear of '"
Witness (interrupting.)—No, I did not.
Mr. FORSAYTH.—Why did you answer before leutitio:tetl-
-1
the question? Did you ever hear of money being
from officers, by the fear of a troublesome Pres... 7
Witness.—No, never. &Ott
He served a Crown summons on.the woman 63'1401r, t
him to go away, to attend as a witness. She said she
not come, as she was afraid the officers would lanto
afterwards. She also said if she came she vre
against the truth. chi" r
The cross-examination of this witness having eetiocet°
an announcement was made to the agent for the a
the
that the woman alluded to was in Court, but he
he would not examine her. the JorS
For the defence.—Mr. FORSAYTH addressed Ord
He observed that this case should have been delay to
fore the Magistrates, but that from the inevitoo,euettet,„
this Court, it answered the purposes of extortion
worry military men by bringing the case here' end
entered into various circumstances of inconsistsiti tb
contradiction in the prosecutor's evidence, and not
he would show by evidence that almost every end
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material and immaterial, of the prosecutor's story d, or
Lieut. Campbell, 43d Light Infantry, Win'toso
the night of the sth September was at the theatre,ept to a
pany with five other officers ; after the play they vi ataibiato
hotel, where they remained for about an hoor,..steet„,
supper ; they afterwards walked through Patrickthe r:4l
get a car, and while walking they were annoyed littberle 1
secutor, who used to shove against then', 0'4,-4 I
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molest them ; they frequently told him to Wl' -the •"'
struck witness on the back, and caught him hi a 1
and they then pushed him away.
Cross-examined by Mr. HARTNETT.--The vpinid
Ds
annoyed their party before they met the women't Ord
they remained half an hour in the hotel ; wastn°,- e'"gt
in the street—(A laugh)—they may have ter'e,--datiot
across the street, but he did not consider thavb pito
could not tell whether the party danced anbe
being acquainted with the Irish mode of peril:1'1011G
movements.--(Laughter.)- Could not recellect Wei ov,
(witness) danced at all, though he was Perfie,f,. spti
Thinks he did not. They were not on a reg"." oltigroe't
(Laughter.) There was a difference betweellant
along and a dance. Was not warm, if that metady; 0
A watchman came up : they gave him in eeshopints;
some women joined them. They walked •nteati,,or
avoid him, and crossed the Parade with th eh
at
they crossed first, and he followed them eraraet
menced his annoyance. He said he would ma''' ty
by them. Atea the
Mr. J. C. Coote, 43d Light Infantry, corrolfrts of bi
testimony of Lieutenant Campbell as to the la,oarlfieir
prosecutor being very drunk and annoying tothelr.;oltte?
laying hold of them before any push was givenima.teet7
having given him in charge to the watchman,' the Ttyt
having been followed by him when they crosse" „open
to avoid him—could not say whether they iante
night. , defen;4ol4
[Here some argument arose as to the rigat traV%fa
Counsel to explain by a re-examination, that taeouotiesthe
frequently visited the theatre, and supped, as actiepperell
the uncertainty of witness whether there was
Ile °a
night in question or not.]
Neale, the Watchman, was the next wit!letreet' 'Oll
the officers walkino• ver steadily along Patric...be vvaS
the prosecutor following and annoying them ; pre°
tst
in charge to him by them, but an acquaintalleeen,
to take him home, he did not take him to brideworselarsf
Cross-examined—Got no money from tress es
pests none-.-saw a woman with the trave ,00
Cook-street. evi dew; the
The DEPUTY-RECORDER summed UP thecertirigAetteod.
both sides briefly, but with great clearness, ellthe dictno
discrepancies in sonic slight circumstances' °f coatilje ne"
ant's witnesses, and to the direct and urliferoce• forivar',
by all the witnesses, of the prosecutor's eTriotringup-prose:
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tined also the suspicious omission in not c
51.1 eon'
the carman, and the women who were knewer
cuter, one of whom was in Court, and who v P 1
at the transaction. ttlrnecta
The Jury, without quitting the box, re' oa
cr t °
of Not Guilty. derea
The witnesses, on both sides, bad been
' Court during the trial. tweed, ebfifej
aster
Mr. FORSAYTH, on the verdict being anise-,,oeoas be
that he had been unwilling to introduce
:tffht nntii:prir
into a clear case, but that he thought 't t;u0o pttb.`i -of
omitted that the defendants had all thron fair trial of
ciples, given every opportunity for a full have been €014)
matter which might with much less trouble.,;n,:ra Beres;.oo
promised ; and that one of them (Lord W°' over IDo
had, with great personal inconvenience, come
trial Witil
London for the sole purpose of standing has
brother officers.—Cole Constitution.
Spa"
BIRTHS. grs• ,
On the 28th ult., in York-street, St. James
yeaso
Pcrceval, of a daughter.
On the 23d ult., in Halkin-street, the wife of
hTheni.asy 0 f 0000
Esq., of a daughter. lac
On the Ist inst., at Purley House, Re
Fitzgerald, Esq., of a son.
W.
On the 21st ult., in King-street, Soho, Mrs. 11.
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of a son. h
MA R R lED. vialivort'„bter
On the 27th ult., at St. Peter's District Chur- jot daub
William Ancell, of Oxford-street, to Mary .tuaninei;erevrium.
of Mr. Henry Cleaver, of Grosvenor-place,
Rev._ Archibald r 4-00,
On the 26th ult., at 3lusselburgh,or
Stewart, Craignish, Argyllshire, to Jane,
of Pubh
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Brown, Esq., of Gilston.
of Park-street, to olar.7.i.tli
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Thomas Fitzpatrick, Esq., 31-aa—ughter
only daughter of Denis KearneY, o 01
lor's-walk. ' Limehouse, Henry, sec jab
Brazilian Consul,
On the Ist inst., at St. Ann's, s,
all, to Elizabeth, youngest ,r
George Green, Esq.,
of Christopher Dowsonof,
° Mr. Robt. Suttaby, of BEisacic.kwf the former place. gmtiooerty
On the 30th ult.., at Stepney,
ve, CaPel
court, London, to Eliza,
Hon. East India Company's Service.
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youngest.da.ughter of Mr. Pattiso
On the 30th ult., at Limber,
Esq., of Brixton, Surrey, to Janne,earthe eldest daughter
Nelson, Esq., of Limber.
DIED.
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On the 4th of August,
youngest son of the late Alex. Gibson n
Ensign Robert C' unter, 24t111;aites*,
On the 30th ult., John Stones, Escl.,_inthinsis 59th lid
33d year of his services in his Majesty's
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(11.17 rn-
Esq., age •
daughter of Henry Walker Yeoman,
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