The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-16 00:00:00

THE ABDUCTION OF MASTER VANSITTART

(From the Norfolk News.)

Up to the moment of our going to press, the
Italian priest has not been found.
Inquiries have been made in the neighbourhood
of this city and at Rackheath, with the view of
ascertaining whether any person answering the
description given by Master Vansittart had been
seen by any other person, and at present these in-
quiries have led to no practical result.
The chief constable, on Tuesday morning, went
to London, and having communicated with the
authorities, passed on to Brighton, where he found
that a " Father Euguine" (a Spaniard, we believe),
was known to have been not long since, but whose
present whereabouts is not yet discovered.
Returning to London, he found a priest whom he
believed to answer, in every respect, to Master
Vansittart's description, and he accordingly sent
for the lad, who went up to town accompanied by
the Rev. F. G. H. Hodgson. Master Vansittart
stated, on seeing the prest, that he was not the
man of whom he had spoken.

The following is a copy of the police notice, is-
sued by the chief constable :

POLICE NOTICE.

Description of 'Eugene, a Roman Catholic priest, of the
Jesuit persuasion :—He is a foreigner, between 40 and 50
years of age, stout, about five feet two inches high, greyish

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hair, occasionally wears a wig, deep black eyela'slies-, black
small eyes, Roman nose, canonical dress, and dark blue
velvet cloak.

Was on Tuesday, thesth inst., dressed in dark blue cloak,
check trowsers, and Italian hat.
The said Eugene stands charged with conspiracy, and a
warrant is granted for his apprehension.
Any person giving such information as shall lead to the
apprehension of the said Eugene will be handsomely re-
warded.
Information to be given to

MR. ROBERT HITCHMAIC,
Chief Constable, Norwich.

Norwich, June 11, 1860.
Mr. Hitchman returned on Thursday night, but
we believe that while pursuing his investigations
he became possessed of some important facts which
rendered a longer remand of the case highly advis-
able. Under these circumstances, Mr. Atkinson,
on the part of the prosecution, made an application
to the magistrates this (Friday) afternoon, that the
further hearing of the case should be postponed
till next Monday week.

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