The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

THE SIJN, LONDON, TTillft:Spik,Y EVENING, APRIL io, 1856

lated to strike down the Christian character of that
house.

MIDDLESEX ,SESSIO VS.-April 9.

The house was then cleare for a division,i and just
kiefore'the numbers were declared Sir F. Thiesig,-r en-
tered the hou •e, and informed the Speaker that the hon.
member for Roche<ter had decline t to vote, she had
entered the wr,m4 lobby.
The SPEAKER ordered the member for pochester
to be brought in, and on his appearing at the table,
The SPEAKER asked the hon. member ;if he had
heard the question putt
Mr. MARTIN—Yes.
The SPEAKER then said the hon. member's vote
must be recorded.
The numbers were then declared-
-For the second reading of the bill 280
Against it
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name or address, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt
with having, in conjunction svitli anyther- man not in
custody, committed Vie tollo wing robberies :
On the 26th, of last month the prisoner and another
person of equai'y respectable appearance called' at the
Commercial Giffeehouse in Fir 'bury, 'at a late hour in the
evening, and having inquired if they could be accommo-
dated with a bed for the night, were answered in the
affirmative, and baying engaged one, the prisoner paid
for it, and they took possession of the apEirtoment. At 9
o'clock the nett morning both men came down together,
and expres ing surprise it was So late, said they must run
out upon business, but would be back very shortly, and
should feel sibli,,ted if the landler I would cook some ham,
eggs, and coffee for breakfae. There was no indication
about then iof anything being wrong,lout upon the land-
lady going upstairs the bed was found to have been
stripped of pant of its clotbin, and neither the pri-
soner nor his confederate ever cainehaek. On tbe even-
ing of the 3(hh'of Mai ch the rstine twO. men presented
themselves at the house Clark, the -Victoria
Coffeehouse, Crown-street, Finsbury, Where the kisoner
again paid for the bed, and one of them was noticed to
have a large and, carefn ly-secured brown-paper parcel with
him. At half-past 9in the morning they descended, and
contrived to get out of the house without any particular
notice being taken of them, but on the servant goring up
she was astonished at discovering a large quantity of
loose straw piled up underneath the bedstead, and, this
exciting suspicion, and the bed being examined, pne of
the blankets, worth at least 10s., was found to have been
stolen, and was after varas found, at a pawnbroker's,
pledged for fis. 03. -.A third rob'n:ry was committed 'the
very next night, the 31st:of March, when the prisoner
and his confederate engaged n bedroom at the Eagle
Coffeehouse,-at.Kingsland, one of them, as before, car-
rying a large paper:parcel. On coming down' the next
morning the confederate was noticed to have apparently
the same bundle, but Mr. Stollery, the landlord, thought
it only prudent he should. be satisfied of its contents not
being his property, and attempted to detain the rAn and
the bundle. The man, however, contrived to get away
with the parcel, and the prisoner attempted to follow
him, but the landlord was ot-stinate, and held him while
his wife searcbea the bedroom, and on her doing so she
found her chest of ^draVv-eis-AUffedfiiiiOf ;Eavings and
hay, and that a proportionate quantity of the bed-
clothing had disappeared.
The prisoner was therefore given into custody and
twice remanded, a fresh- case turning' up against him at
each examination, and the officer stating that still more
would be preferred, but the confederate has not been dis-
coveredi, amid the prishner, who still deeined giving either
name or defence, wee ordered to .be committed for the
completion. of the depositi

-(l34fore Mr. Creasy.)
Daro:el Hurly, 25, was indicted fur having stolen a
parcel of lace from, the person of James Butler, for as
saulting and'heating John Bone, a police-constable, in
the execution of his duty, and for-unlawfully attempting
to stab William Judd'with a knife.
Mr. Logie prosecuted ; Kr. Horry defended the pri-
soner.
It appeared that the policeman none saw the ,pris ,ner
abstract a parcel from" the pocket of a person iii the
street, and be .followed and communicated what he bad
observed.. While.they were arranging were to meet
a'ter the prisoner was apprehended a boy crossed over
from a butcher's shop, and spoke to the policeman. The
pfisouer-saw this, and, suspecting that -the hoy was
giving information of the theft, he ran down a street,
round to the shop, and seizing a knife which was lying
on the counter he made a thrust -at the boy ; but was
prevented doing him any rnisch!ef by a woman, who
courageously held: him. by the arm. The policeman had
to send for assistance to take the prisoner, whose vio-
lence was such that it required seven constables to con-
vey him to the station. 'He kicked Bone violently about
the legs.

Minority in favour of the second reading-1-35
The announcement was received with mond ctieers.
THE DISSENTERS' MARRIAGE B]LL.
-This hill passed through committee pro forma, for the
purpose of kinking certain amendments and having them
printed.

MEDICAL PROFESSION BILL.
A short discussion arose as to the desirability
of r,ferring this bill to a select committee, in which
Mr. T., Duncombe, Mr. Napier, Mr. Henley, 'and Sir
G. Grey took part, but which was terminated by the
Speaker declaring, according to the standing orders, the
hour had arrived (a quarter to 6) at which the debateP
zriuSU be ,
adjourned.
• - •

The jury found-him guilty.-
A former conviction En-felony was proved against
and he had been sentenced to eight months imprison-
ment for assaulting the police.
Mr. Creasy sentenced him`to six years' penal servi-
tude.

SUPPLY.
The4cortiroittee of supply was postponed tillT Friday
next.

William Brindle, 29, was indicted for hating stolen a
watch and other artielesrvalue 51. and upwards; the pro-
perty of William Jones, in the dwelling-house 9f Mary
Ann Tam'psett.

WAYS AND MEANS.
The house then -went into committee of ways and
means. , ,
Mr. WILS.ON Alloyed that,., towards making good the
supply. granted to her Majesty, the sum of 21,182,7001.
be raised by Exchequer•bills for the service..
„ The vote was agreed to. , .
TRIAL OF OFFENDERS. MILL.
This,.bill was read a third time and passed.
tpe other orders, were then disposed of, and thb house
adj9urned.,, , , •

Mr. Platt prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe was for the pri-
soner. -

The prosecutor was the manager of a public-house, the
King's Arms, at,Roxton eld-town, of which a widow
living at Brighton was proprietress. One evening, about
8 o'clock, the barmaid, on going upstairs, found the bed-
room doors open, afid'on polling the handle of one of
them to shut it she saw the prisoner behind, with a
constable's truncheon in his hand, with which he at-
tempted to strike her. He pushed through the room
and got on to the leads, from which he dropped,into a
back yard of a neighbouring house. The prosecutor
saw this, and went and c4llared him, and having biought
him back to the house, and heard the particulars from
the barmaid, gave him into cu-tody. When he
was making his escape to the leads ,the girl became
giddy and, losing her, balance on the stairs, fell do/v. On
the robins being examined -it was found that, sundry
drawers had'been foiced open with a chisel and a 'watch
and other articles enumerated In the indictinent placed
ready for removal.

Tie jury found him guilty. He bad been previously
convicted. It was stated that last year be was sentenced
by Mr. B )dkin to 6 years' penal servitude ; but his coun-
sel, Mr. Metcalfe, had a point reserved for the Court of
Criminal Appeal, noon which the conviction was quashed
by the Judges.
Mr. Creasy sentenced him to ,4 years' penal servitude.

CLERKENWELL.-4fra. Eliza Graham, of No. 4,
Fredrick-street, Gray's-inn-road, was suracnonel befall
Mr. Tyrwhitt, for asmulting and beating her servant,
Ann Williamm

It appealed from the evidence of the complainant, a
modest-looking young woman, that she a few days since
entered the Service of Mr. eiraham,
,who holds a high
position in the employ of Mr. CubitL On Saturday la,t
her mistress was very cross with her, and behaved in a
very unlady-like manqer, in consequence of which she
toll her that she would leave on We • 17th. About 12
o'clock she went upstairs to bed,- when' she beard the
drawing•room bell ring, and upon proceeding downstairs
she had some conversation with Mr. Graham. A :hc!rt
time afterwards her !Distress, who was very much ex-
cited, left her seat,' opened the door, pusbe I her out,
and struck her a violent blow o i the, shoulder, which
made her feel very Sick. Her mistress also called her a
liar several times . She afterwards left the hou,e and.
went to the police ',station, when the sergeant advised
her to hanie.

Mrs. Cfrahain, indefenCei denied the charge, at'A said
the comptlainant was di-unit. All that she did was just
q.~ietly to put her:hand on her servant's shoulder.
Ser.reant Holloway,,of the G division, who was acting
as inspector-on Saturday night at the.p.diee station, was
then sent for by the magistrate, and he distinctly swore
that the-complainaritiwas ;lot drunk, nor .vas-there any
pretence for any one-sayirg that she was. •
The catnpla,nant here...stated that all sae had had
given her for her supper was one.•half-pint: of 4d. file,
three parts of which were left-or, the dresser.
Mr. Tyrw'hitt said he was af. ' that Mrs. Grahm
had put her hands more violently on the Complainaiit's
shoulder than she . was aware of.' There was lint the
slightest ground for 'Saying that the geniplßinant was
drunk, areeOlainlyi.;:herl6ndUct ,statanytiiing but dis-
ri;sPectfut; vol her thaep,e,tr_Vus.iree from imputation.
He should therefore fine the defendant 103. and c )ste.
The hnsband paid the fine, and the parties left the
court.

THAMES.—Patra Cl ford, an 'lrish labourer, aged
41, who has been remanded several times, was brought
before Mr. Yardley fm,final examination, charged with
4ealing 1101. from the dwelling-houAe of his bro.her,
Daniel Clifford, No. 4, Ellen-street, Back-church-lane,
St.,. George-in-the-East.

Mr. Y;trdley asked it the 100/. note lost by the pro-
secutor had been recovered ?

Dunaway, a police-et:instable, No. 129 H, said he bad
been unable to trace the 1001. note stolen from the pro-
secutor, and although the robbery was committed on
the 19th ult., and the note was seen in the prisoner's
bands on the same day, it bad not yet been paid into the
bank. The number of the note was 83,307, and the date
Jan. 9. The year was 1855, he believed.
Mr. Yardley—Then I shall not remand the prisoner
any longer] but commit him for trial, ,
The prosecutor—Thir,ty-four years I was saving that
motey •

Mr. Yardley said he deeply sympathised with the poor
roan, Dani4lCiiff.rd, who had been deprived of his hard
earnings, and although, what he was -about to offer him
was very small in comparison with hia loss, if he liked to
accept 4)'. from the poor box fund, he was- quite wel-
come to it.

The prosecutlr said he waa very grateful to the magic
trate, and accepted the money tea Jered to him.

Sporting Intelligence.

TATTERSALL'S—SATURDAT NEXT.
We are requested to give notice that the Subscription
Room will be opened on Saturday afternoon, to afford
memb3rs an opportunity of settling the week's accounts.

CROXTON PARK RACES.—TUESDAY.
(ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.)
The Farmers' Plate of 50 s WS, and 10 to the second
horse, &c., tyro mile heats, was won, in two heats by
Mr J. Stokes's mare by Idas, 4 yrs, list, heating The
Novice; 5 yrs, list 111 b, Glnglepot, aged, 124 51h, and
three others.
The Scurry Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 25 a ided, for
three-yr-olds and upwar,ls ; optional selling allow-
ances, &c. Half-a-mile, Four subs.
Mr. Hendereon's Ceres, by Planet, 3 yrs, Bst 9%
(car. 8.4 131 h) (401.) (Capt. Richardson) 1
Mr. C.ittern's Twai,Shon Catti, 4 yrs, lOst 41b (401.)
(Capt Little) 2
Lord Wilton's Knight 'Errant, 6 yrs,' list 81b (SO/ )
(Mr. Clarke) 3
Betting.-2 to lon Ceres. Won by tbreeluarters of
a length ; Knight Erilnt-beaten off..
The Belvoir Castle Stakes 'of 10 sovs 'each, with 80
acl•led, for 'three-Tr-olds ; colts, Bst 7tb ; fiilies, 84
51b ; cerOin allowances and penalties: One mile.
Ten,sos,
Captain Lane's Teg-o'-,
tar, by Birdcatcberi 3st 21b
(J. Mann) 1
Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange, 8.,t .... . . (J. Forster) 2
Mr. T. V. Turner's Dresser, Bst (Chilman) 3
Mr. Oliver's
.Elfr;da, 7st 121 b. ' (Yates) 4
Bettit.g--7 to 4 on Prince of Orange, 3 to 1 agst Tugi.
o'-War. Won by two:lengths.
The Granby IllAndicaplof 20-sovS eacl?, 10 ft, and 5 only
if declareai &e. AbOuf a mile and a lih,!f. Forty-six
subs. 29 lof whom prty,s h11.117$ each.
Mr. White'4 Fact, by Touchstone, 5 yrs, 11st Sib
(Captain White). 1
Lord Wilten.'s Shoiebam, 4 yrs, lOst 12. b .

-(Mr. Clarke) 2
Mr. T. Parr's Challow Boy, 4 yrs, 103 t 13%
(Mr. lil-mbell) $
The following also, ran .;--..-Cavendish, Rodo-meli,
The Spinner, The Potter,' The . .
Betting-7 to 4 agst R4do-ineli, 3to 1 agst Spinner,
sto 1 each agst Fact and Cballos Boy: Won 'cleverly
by a length ; a head between the second and third ;'Ca-
vendish fourth ; the others tailed off.. " •
Sweepstakes of 5 soya each, for 2-yr-olde ; c01t3.83t 711),
fillies 83t 41b, certain vvimiers'ettia. Half a mile. 8
subs.
Mr. J. Osborne's Saunterer, 93t (including 7lb extra)
Obe) 1
Lcrd Wilton's cblt by Touchstone, 83t 7Ib(J .
(Asshroalornl) 2
Betting-10 to lon Saunterer, who won easily.

WEDNESDAY.
The Farmers' Handicap 0f.50-soys, -add to•the
le-
cond horse, lie., gentlemen riders, heats ones round,
vas won in two heats by
.Mr. R. BurrOw's mare by Gin-
gle pot, aeed, list lib, Capt. 'Little, beating Mr. W.
Hourd's The Novice, 5 yrs;'l24- -5. h, Mr. L. Evan,second, and Mr:"T. Pimter's Archer,' '6 yrs, 10A, Mr.
Boynton.
The Cup of 50 s Yrs in spelt.; added to a haddicap S veer-
stakes of 20 soVs each, 10 ft., itbd a only, if 4eciarail,
Two miles. 'Seventeen subs, six 01 wtioru 'pay 5 soweach.
Mr. T. Parr's \Vantage, by Collingwood, .44eitrs,:
104 7lb
..1
Lord Wilton'* Shoreham, 4 yrs,-'lO t,(Captaid Little)
_,2
Betting.-5 to 4on Shoreham ; sun by ihree quar-
ters of ajebgth. - -
The Biflesdon Coplow Stakes- of-5 ISOVS' eaclr, folA.; huh-
ter., &c., 12st each ; thorn ugh-bred harp?, and wln-
ners; extra. Once round.
Mr. Catlin's Eviiigton Lass, 124 4,lb.(inottidipg 14lb
( '1
extra)
Mr. Jones's Whrp-11.?or- Will, aged, 124 .-OFo'ne'r) 2
Betting.-11 to 8 on EvinBton Lase, 'alio wort in
canter by five leogths.
• The Croxton Park Plate (Elandicap)cof 140 bolt's. •

Gerittemeniri lers. Ong nnae.
Mr. White's Fa*, by Touchstorie,‘s cr5,.12411241)
• ; (e SV4II ite) .
'1
Lord Wilton's Shoreham, 4yricAlstlOtb'(Mr. Clarke)
Mr. St.rer's Xatithus; 6 yrs, lOst Blb. (Mr.Ed wards) ,3
Mr. Cattern'i Twin Shan Catti, 4 yrs, list 3:b
(nr., Pearl) .4
The following also ran arid Knight Err.int.
Betting--7 to agst Fact, 3to Lagst Keib_otht:Errant,
5 to 1 apt Idas , mare. Won by a length ; turd length
between the second and third ; same distance between'
the third aA fourth ; Idas msre was'beiten`Off
Errant broke down.

THE BISHOP.OF LONDON.=—The beqth of the Bishop
of Lou4oa has sufficiently ilaprove4 to allow of ilia lord=
iship's reraovakftom London-house to BrightOn? • 1