The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-23 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.) g.
Wm. Jones, a marine-store dealer, residing. in 01
lane, Shoreditch, pleaded not guilty to an indictteeir,
charging him with stealing a large quantity of horse'bg/
the ropert of Geore Bewle
Thpe propey g rty had been stolen from a cart while I:4`,""eeo
ing in the Curtain-road, and the prisoner having Into
seen to take some horse-hair to be baked, was taken
custody when he went to fetch it away. -a th°l
Mr. o.ButErt, who appeared for the prisoner, eale
it was most likely he bought it in the usual way °'• pro
siness. It was not proved that he had stolen the
cPoly
perty, only that he had it in his possession. Ile ooci
eluded by calling several witnesses, who gave him a
character of 15 years' standing.
The Learned JUDGE having summed up,
The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
The prisoner was then indicted upon another nu7i
of stealing 42 pounds of twisted horse-hair, the prq
of Wm. Ford. 00
The circumstances in this case were nearly tile °
as given above.
Mr. O'BRIEN having addressed the jury, ona
The Learned JUDGE summed up at great 1eng,"%,01,
The jury, after much hesitation, found him LT" nt
and he was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonOie"
with hard labour.

BO W-STREET.—(THIS DAY')Ii
Edward John Webster was charged with enibeo: ,
Col
the sum of 271. 10s., the property of his master, ••-•
dewell, Esq., M. P., of No. 3, Whitehall-gardens. bio
The prosecutor stated that the prisoner was lateWerl'
butler, but was discharged from his situation on or
nesday last. Since then the brewer had sent in ed hi
count for 271. 10s. which he thought had been Pa,1,1300
the prisoner, who had received the money from bill
" bad
for that purpose. Witness ascertained that the bill (Of
not been paid only yesterday. He gave directions
of
his apprehension. Witness believed that the 2r15
had not paid other bills.
The prisoner made no reply in answer to the cbille‘
Mr. HENRY remanded him for a week.

MARLBRO'-STREET—(THIS DAYot
A VAGABOND.—Thomas Martin Horsley, a ilerligir,
out of place, was charged before Mr. Bingham inf
decently assaulting two ladies (one of them a iti"'
title), in Hyde-park. ,001'
Mr. Alexander Smart, clockmaker, No. 33, LA'"of be
street, Grosvenor-square, stated that this merl'il3„sleo
was proceeding across Hyde-park, from Park-lanef,-0/6
ho saw the defendant, who was some little distance 7, 00'
him, go up to a lady and pull her about in a veri'd ge;
manly and indecent manner. Before witness cool
up to him another lady chanced to pass, whom Aa put
knew to be a lady of title, but whose name he u";
think himself at liberty to mention. The prisnce`ther•
mediately left the first lady and laid hold of the ° Did
and most grossly assaulted her. Witness ran tollhe
and pulled the prisoner away, and followed him Co
came to Stanhope-gate, when he gave him in nlitirg-
a police-constable.
The prisoner, who denied the charge, was
to the House of Correction for one month.

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THE LATE LORD LANGDALE.—YeSteraJ otr
mortal remains of the late Lord Langdale, P.C., were VI bs
cally sealed down in the presence of the family, and ie4ofb'
removed to-morrow front Tunbridge Wells by the, corl'
Eastern Railway to London,_ when the body will 'l'l,loo
veyed direct by the South-Western Railway to the nist's,
Lord's country seat at Roehampten. Its final resting,l,ot°
will be the Temple Church, the Noble and Leartle,u ople.
The funeral will be as private as circumstances
having been a bencher of the society of the Inner le roil,
will Pheefoto
in accordance with the wish of the deceased shortly
his death.
M TOES
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EXTRAORDINARY CA —NOTTINGHAM, n r
—A fatal accident occurred last night to a young wornrrlsr eit
siding at the village of Ison-green, near this town-
cumstances were of a very singuar nature. Six wee- jpg
the deceased's brother (Joseph Renshaw) died, leas: pro'
will, which placed his property in the possession of bl!, de'
ther, Jonas. Several months before Joseph Renshaviof Di.
miss a will had been drawn out, leaving the whole,b tbIS
property to his wife; but a few days prior to his deP,bica
document had been cancelled and a will substituted'," poi
left the property to his brother. Shrtly after his del'? e
ceedings were instituted striving to disprove the legs e bre;
the last will. While these matters were pending, °orbit
ther's wife came yesterday (Monday) afternoon to the atop
Horse, to strive to arrange all disagreements and Put souse
to all judicial proceedings. After having stayed in thewhati!
an hour, she was passing from the bar to the parlour, a, or
' owing to some cause, which is at present unexplaioeupor
foot slipped, and she fell down the cellar steps. The 4,0 r,
tunate woman's head came in contact with the cellar ,Psift•
bruising it in the most frightful manner. Medical ae'roet
ante was speedily procured,.but proved of no avail ; isof'
woman was soon no more. An inquest will be held to- oil'
row upon the body, when, doubtless, circumstancesoit.
transpire which will throw a light upon the whole o s
The deceased was named Wightman, about
at 33 years
and was landlady of the Lumley Castle,_
Isoll•gre°'
village a
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ROBABILITIES•Wefiord
peculiar we say, t""•ty,
Stanley, notwithstanding his constitutional impetuool able
exceedingly anxious to postpone till the remotest P°035001
period, the advent of another Ministerial crisis. Rebut 11;
as sure of office as if he were already duly installed; `'„f bla
thinks there would be a much greater probability' of
being able to form a stable Administration, if theta tbit
e
Cabinet could, by any means, be kept in power unhinise'
autumn. The Noble Lord has, in fact, assumed to tbe
the office of protector of the present Cabinet. Strange eat
'
fact may seem, there is not a man at the present nao'''whl
her Majesty's dominions, not even excepting thoseoce
means of subsistence are dependent on the contiuu
office of the Whig Government, more desirous of nlge"tioels
ing the Whigs in Downing-street,; than
,the Protenovere:d
Noble Lord. It is otherwise with some of his In Vivi.
They are for precipitating another Ministerial crisis.
Mr. Disraeli himself is impatient of a further continu'ogr,
Whig rule. Still the Member for Bucks can be 11:10
Not so with events. They are not to be controlle if
sth of May will came. It is approaching, and Ivit}lo,:esSi?,
come the resuscitation of the now dormant Paal Agf- o'l/
Bill. Not a doubt is entertained in the best informed sttai
ters, that Ministers will be beaten on some of the u1°,130 see
portant parts of that measure, and being beaten,,nrtiser,'
no alternative for them but a real resignation.--Aae' weei",
Cardinal Wiseman went to Claremont 1951,
ottiet
to pay a visit to the ex-Queen of the French and
members of the ex-Royal Family of France, d 01331.-
that place.
,:„ &Oem!
ARRIVALS AT LEAMINGTON.—AdmiraI 0..
Lady, and Miss Cockburn, Rear-Admiral Sir Watki 24ee1'
and Miss Pell, Admiral and Mr. Gawen, the Hon• ,;'arras;
Lady and Mrs. Cowper Smith, Lady and the Misses
Lady B. Browne and family, Lieut.-Colonel Freer,j3igiased
General Freer, Colonel Cathcart, Captain and jr
and family, Captain Carr, Rev. J. Astor, Captain •t"-oe,
Watling; Messrs. Arkwright, Lawley, Pocklingifer,
Dugdale, St. Paul, and Archibald; Mr. and Mrs. niugrs.
and Mrs. Percy, Mr. and Mrs. Marmont, Mr. and
Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, &c.
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SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT...-. 011 o,Vtio
morning a cart filled with road sweepings was PaesiTijecl 'e
g-•
an old bridge of wood cramped with iron, which sPtgoch
Rochdale canal and formed a part of Jersey-street, o'ree, Oro
ter; its weight broke down the fabric, and both l'efortalf..,
and bridge were plunged in the water. An unsareoPala
fellow, named Richard Sharpies, one of the street-1o; igo',l
who had filled the cart, and was following it, c6tio
them, and before he was got out lite was extinct. of rt
is the property of the Earl of Ellesmere, or ratlafire,pets
Duke of Bridgwater's trustees, and it had for some
in a dilapidated state, no steps being taken to reps
consequence of a dispute as to liability.