The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-04 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH-(THIS 0.

THE KING V. TOKELOVE AND OTHERS. ts, Yr.
This was an indictment for a conspiracy brought
William Pitt against an attorney named Thos. I°-;:dict•
and George Pritchard, and Henry Stratton. TheA,;ientil
ment charged the defendants with having frauZi'lliaS
conspired. under a warrant of attorney, to deprive
Charles Pitt, deceased, and William Pitt, his 50 tperif
presentative, the plaintiff in the present case, of PP'
to a considerable amount. Qr
The prosecution was conducted by Mr. PITT in 4
son, and Mr. PLATT appeared for 'the defendants.
to,/
Several witnesses were examine g by the prose°, Dr
the evidence was of a very vague And cuntradiet°2,t
ture, and the facts were devoid of any public inter" tb6
Lord DENMAN thought there was no necessity, °113,0
part of Mr. Platt, to call any witnesses for the de'fer,l üblic
There never had been a more miserable waste °I, Pent",
time, and the condition of society was much to be .1..,,ta-oa
ed, if persons were to be brought before that C°'..,o
charges of conspiracy founded upon ..such evidenced
that day been brought before them,: He regrette' is
Grand Juries did occasionally exercis so little caul io
finding bills ; but it might be accounted for in the 11' inip
which ex parte statements were got-tip. In his
there was nothing whatever in the evidence to in'
charge which had been brought agahtst the defendanligiol
The Jury immediately returned a verdict of nee
favour of all the defendants.
HEPBURNE AND WIFE V. YOUNG. for sWr
Mr. STEER stated this case. It was an action
der, brought by a person in business' in the eitY,
Mr. Charles Young, a neighbour. The slanderens,,i 101
imputed dishonesty to the plaintiff's wife, and all A 'PA- a°
required was an apology or disavowal.of the Words -
(1 to have been used. °
Mr. PLATT, for the defendant, accepted the 4)ms e.r
,i'll•
an apology having been made, the record was withdra

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PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 3.—The Hope tr Teri
Art'
Lieutenant Spencer, Agent, arrived this morning With -
o
from Gibraltar, and will sail this evening for Woolw•iei,orfete
t
embark them. We hear by her that a 'Portuguese bog&
was at Gibraltar on Sunday the 16th ult., having ell
His Highness the Duke of Leichtenstein (or Lichtenbt
betrothed husband of the young Queen of Portugal cell'
way from Italy to Lisbon. The Pearl sloop of war, dfile
Gordon, arrived this morning from Jamaica, which ; sba
left on the 29th October, at which time all was ge`c rear
brings home 200,000' dollars, on private account. Theistivose
has been sickly, having had about 120 cases of fever,
of which terminated fatally.
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The present Prime Minister of France,
tattg"
Mortier, Duke of Treviso, is a man of ext;aordinarY sypos
being six feet some two or three inches tall. As f the
his installation to office, he took possession of the hotel abler
Minister of War, but not abed upon the premises we,. gsel?
within half a foot, of containing the lengthy Marsha' neiatoi
however, a strict disciplinarian, and thought it erirsefe
honour to get into the State bed, but there he Pa'e,eiste;,is.
restless hours, for every body knows that the Frene!ees to
arc enclosed at both ends. After lying
iwith ar°:j
chin till day-break, the Marshal lost hi patiellec„„ his °,!,
but little refreshed, and the next night returnee to
which
f
quarters at the hotel of the Legion of Honour, o,sterer
was Chancellor. Since that, however, an urot, tbst,,e
been found to construct a fitting-bed. It would see''' , as the
the state-beds in Paris are made very short, beelea '(e of
upholsterers say, Napoleon and some of the greatest joion
little men. One day Napoleon, who had no great lb stool;
Marshal Mortier's parts, wished to reach a book l'ir.,cerros.,/
upon a high shelf but was unable to accomplish Ira grriefil
Mortier offered his services, observing that he was P
than his master. "Pardon," replied the Emperor,
if you will, but not greater."—Le Bon Sens. caore
qs
It is related of a celebrated dandy, who ~""ii`destfcr
notorious for running in debt than for paying his ti,alrot
that he always made an exception in favour of his Vi7s °
that he might be enabled to declare that he wore PI
of
hair."
life
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The Quarterly Review, in an article on t rbos'„,i
Hannah More, has an amusing story of a young lad. `ablurt;-;c1
a few months ago into a certain bookseller's shop WV t 11e„
and blotted volume of Byron in her bag, stating,tilajasta•
come to treat for the publication of a " Family yee taples
The singular art of producing miniature svayei,
of the larger products of vegetation, unknown gelohes
carried by the Japanese to such an extent, that
speaks as an eye-witness of a box offered for sale Ow' a bsP.
long by one wide, in which were a flourishing fir tree'
boo, and a palm tree, the latter in blossom.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, n
We have had on the whole a quiet market for Cotire traariTo,
aid yesterday's prices have been fully supported. 10)010 to
tions are 1,500 bags, of which speculators have at WO'
The descriptions sold are principally Americans,
at
10d., with 200 Pernams, at mi. and 80 Maranhare* d
per lb.
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MYSTERIOUS CIR n
CUMSTANCE.-- '-'",de a'l` P.
'
evening, between seven and eight o'clock, a singtl." t to
terious circumstance occurred to a female servw•ceasie'her,
Laister, butcher, in Silver-street Head. Havingin° witb as
go to the privy in the yard, she took a eanudoors tbte'
and no sooner had she got in and closed the
affrig
wis burst open by a man, who, before tte2erviecssS,
`female had the slightest opportunity of, ;°„-e.
person, put out the candle, and after placing
upon her mouth, cut her in three places on the tv e
ci
knife ; one of her fingers was also cut in atteinP3seosetol.",
the knife. It is supposed he decamped in °lila sl°s the
hearing some person coming towards the place. de'
we are glad to state, are not of a very serious na''—ablif tea .11/
whole affair took place in the dark,
the girl is neit.,,,olv
scribe the man, and the matter is consequently
as'
much obscurity. —Sheffield Iris.
eratemrce,
POACHERS.—An affray of rather a utleanis."
ture, and which, but for a most providentir:l
on rye
would have been attended with murder, took place,' the gut 0
of Saturday last, between a party of poaciaers an
about tjle
keepers of the Earl of Coventry. It appears
were odiatett,
o'clock on the above night, while the keePers,, hole boo"(
watch, they heard the report of fire arms, and from sr,-
,-t;
hastened to Caddy Croft-wood, near Pershore, ith a Porte,
the sound appeared to proceed; they came UP Wnised "
suspicious-looking men, among whom they recogLir,,
him peg,
most notorious poacher, who, upon their approacites arch the
stantly levelled his piece at one of the keepers, nawaithetig, 6e,
when within the distance of two or three yards missed
core
percussion cap went off, most fortunately the guffter a s
The keepers then closed in upon them, and his possees°
struggle, during which the gun Price had in The o,,..aelocis,
was broken, they succeeded in capturing them. t
upondPo
it
the poachers are Charles Price, George Cosnetd and
Dingley. A pheasant, recently shot, was four thavvn,,d.
them. The charge in the gun was afterwards dl//
//eras lit
was found to be very heavily loaded._ Worceste,
e,-,111; ,
(1 Friday s 110,0 c
MURDER AND VIOLATION.--,,n by the °,l
a Bray car, returning from Dublin, and drieven_en raraesvhea
Richard White. had as passengers on it tw'areluarris- , ths!
binson and Brangan, and a woman named M Y.
__l. f°. Ott
lop
the car had arrived near Toole's nursery
nthteherunrseiardn%eo seal:joe
t:ic;
the woman and Robinson, who had sat o
her, had left the car, and he immediately return
a place they had passed, where he was informed tilie,rilro;
were in a lane opposite to Captain Sterne' !too cafe
ceeded there and discovered the unfortunate w d the re
was Place y her face in a state insensibility. She
a'tlefeir,v and brought on to her brother-in-law's house, atßoree
she died in a few minutes afterwards. A medicald °bee del+
who examined the body, declared that her.
the
tured. The driver, White, together with
satbaobvneramr;,n ti
andon above-mentioned, were
Sunday immediatelyan
inquest pwraeshcethn:d)?e,dboJurrve,
01 1 ett-iiii • bee
ander Murray, Esq., and a highly respe or_„s,:taast.
th head
deceased had been violated, and suffered five e _1);
the county of Wicklow. The verdict reteutrhneerainwre,-esvide%s
the had
posenc,or
Jena -to
tperoadhueewed thatdeath
the ;
eraiirnidethhaerdebc„weanseestinromnigttepdrzpny
so, ,roeuillngt; r,oo
son. The car-driver and J. Brangan wereb :111
con° it,serVi
accessaries after th; fact, and they were o.
Wicklow gaol tr.., stand their trial—Hibernian Unite
Journal.

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