The Sun.
London, England, 1851-12-12 00:00:00

LAMBETH.

2lary Cole, a girl of eighteen years of age, was
placed at the bar for final examination on a charge of
wilfully setting fire to the house of her mistress.
The prisoner, who seemed to treat the charge with
apparent indifference, was fully committed for trial.
CLERKENVELL.

James Shaw, a determined looking Irishman, was
charged by M4rgaret Death, a young woman, with
having brutally assaulted her.

The prosectitris, who was dreadfully disfigured,
said that for some time past she had cohabited with
the prisoner as his wife. On Wednesday night, at
ten o'clock, she left her residence, No. 20, Bell-court,
Gray's Inn-lane, and went to a public-house i❑ the
neighbourhood to request him to accompany her
home. He refused to do so, but beat her most shame-
fully on the head with a tin warming-can, and
would have murdered her had it not been for the in-
terference and assistance of some persons present,
who called a policeman and gave the prisoner into
custody.

Mr. TYRwJIITT fined the prisoner 403., or one
month's imprisonment:

On the instant the sentence was passed the prisoner
made a spring, leaped over the bar, and, with his
clenched fist, struck the prosecutrix a desperate blow
on her head, which knocked her down. He then
kicked her on the side. and was about to jump upon
her body, when he was seized and pinioned by
several policemen, and prevented doing further
mischief. After a most determined resistance he was
again placed at the bar, and charged with the second
asssult, when he was fined 5l , or two months' impri-
sonment with hard labour in the House of Correction.
William Feely, aged 16, was charged by John
Buckley, a young man, with having stabbed him with
intent to murder him.
The prosecutor was in a very weakly state through
loss of blood, and was allowed a seat while he gave
his evidence. He fainted several times, and was evi•
dently suffering great pain.
Mr. TYEWHITT asked the prisoner what he had
to say to so serious a charge ?He said—l did it
because he kicked me.
The prosecutor denied this.
Mr. TynwnaT said he would remand the prisoner
for a week, when the fate of the injured man could be
made known.
He was taken back to the hospital.

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The Peninsula mails will be made up on the
morning of Decem-
ber Bth, in consequence of the 7th happening on a Sunday.

A woman named Mary Long died at Cork last
week, at the great ago 91_106 piirlt