The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-02 00:00:00

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LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.

NEWMARKET RACES—{This Day.)

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partition in the passage.

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Parsonage 73 C said about four o'clock this morning
he was on duty in Greek street, when he heard a rattle
sprung, folio ved by the cry of " Stop thief," and on
looking round he saw the prisoner Harris run into the
doorway of No. 53, in the same street, where he took
bin into custody. Witness then took him back to No.
43, Frith-street, where he had ascertained he had come
from and searched him, and found 63 silk handkerchiefs
■!creted about his body. He subsequently took him to
the station house, where he was subjected to a further
search, and in addition to two coats and a waistcoat
which he wore, three more silk handkerchiefs were
found tied round the calves of his legs.

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Sergeant Bird 22 C said he made a search of the pre-
mises No. 43, Frith-street, and at the end of the pas-
sage found a quantity of shawls tied up in a bundle,
several other bundles containing wearing apparel, all
rea3y to be carried away, and a ooat, which he afterwards
discovered belonged to the prisoner Harris. In the poc-
ket of that coat he found four skeleton keys, which Harris
denied all knowledge of.

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John James Scott, manager to Mr. Brown, pawn-
broker, No. 43, Frith•street, said, on the previous night
about eight o'clock, he left the business part of the pre-
mises fastened up securely. The property produced
belonged to his employer, and was worth 501. It was all
safe when he left last night.

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Mary Ann Abel said she had the care of No. 43,
Frith:street, and slept there. She went to bed at ten
o'clock last night, having previously secured all the
windows and doors, and took the keys upstairs.
The prisoners, who declined making any defence, were
committed for trial.

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