The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-16 00:00:00

V7HITECRAPEL.

The market to•thy vvs 'very tuectaye, on the follow-
ing ternit-;—Beef, trona 26 4d to 3s 4d; Mutton, 2s 6d
to 3s 10d; Lamb, 36 8d to 4s 81; Veal, 2s 8d to
3s 8.1; Pork, 34 u 3,6 cl per Sibs by the carcase.

MIDDLES, .X SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
(Before the ASSISTANT JUDGE.)
Archibald Iluthven and Illur y Ann Healey were eon-
vicied ut attemp ing to rickpokes
Evidence of former convictions was given, and they
were ventei,c,d each to imprisonment fur six months,
with hard labour.

MARLBRO'-STREEF-(THIS DAY)

" A GENT."—Hurby Trammell, gentleman,4, Hereford-
square, ihonsp‘on, was cuarged before Mr. Hardwick
with being drunk and disord, rly.
Inspector Monckton, C division, stated that about
four o'clock this morning he was in the Haymarket,
when he saw the defendant, who was very drunk, and
four others, come out of the Wtverford Arms wine-
rooms. Dirrcily they got into the street they coal•
menced creating a great disturbance, to the annoyance
of the inhabitants. He desu,d them to dreperse
quietly ; the prisoner's companions obeyed his order,
but the defendant behaved in such a ()Noy:lt-fly manner,
and persisted in remaining where ho was, that witness
was compelled to convey him to the station-house.
The defendant, who did not deny the charge, was
fined 104.

ROBBERY.—Mary Ann Ross, cook in the service of
Madame Geilandat, Duke-street, Grosvenor. square, was
charged on suspicion of having stolen eight 101. notes,
the property of M. le Comte Groupelli, an attach to
the Sardinian Legati, n. _ _

Madame Gellandat deposed that the Count occupied
apartments in her house. Last night, about 12 o'clock,
she and her family retired to rt st, leaving the prisoner
in the kitchen, weere she slept. In about an hour after
she (witness) had been in bed, she was alarmed by hear-
ing the street coor close with tare :t violence. She got
up and proceeded down stairs, but not seeing anyone she
went to the kitchen and knocked at the door. Receiving
no answer she opened ithe door, and saw the prisoner,
who was partly undressed, lying on the bed apparently
asleep, a candle was hurtling in the room, which was
contrary to the rules of the house. She woke up the
prisoner, and asked her whether she had been out, and
on her roply leg in the stl mative abw (witness)
fat her and went upstairs to her room.
Before entering the latter she went into
a room close by that occupied by the Count, and on
looking about, saw a box which she knew belonged to
the Count open in the room. Suspecting that something
was wrong she ularmt d the house, and just at that time
the Count, who had been out, returned, and on looking
over +he contents of the box missed eight 101. notes.
The prisoner, who vr,is at once suspected to be the thief,
was then gise n in charge.
Couet Julius Groupelli proved that, previous to his
leaving Ms longings last evening, he saw the whole of
the notes safe in his box in his bed-room. He did not
place the box where it was round, neither did he at
present know the number of the notes.
The prisoner, who protested
.her innocence, was re-
manded for a wef k.

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