The Sun.
London, England, 1869-01-12 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, Jan. 11.
Her Majesty walked and drove in the grounds
this morning, attended by Lady Churchill.

Princess Louise walked out, attended by the
Hon. Florence Seymour.
Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice also went
out.
Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor and Lady
Elizabeth Grosvenor left Osborne to-day.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH- STREET.

STP,EET OUTIZAGE.—AIfred Anderson, described
as a barber, was charged before Mr. Tyr Whitt with
attempting to rob and assaulting Miss Rose Ema-
nuel, residing at 22, Henrietta-street, Manchester-
square.

Miss Emanuel said that about nine o'clock the
previous evening sho was walking along Coventry-
street in company of her parents' servant, when the
prisoner and another man pushed against her and
nearly knocked her into the road, and directly
afterwards came up to her again and put his hand
against her pocket, bnt she prevented him taking
anything from her. The prisoner then called her
a bad name and knocked her down in the road, and
had anything been passing she would have been
run over. Determined not to let the prisoner
escape, she followed him until he was taken into
custody.

The complainant's evidence having been corrobo-
rated,

Police-constalle John Harris, 77 C, said that
while crossing Piccadilly the previous night about
9 o'clock he heard a cry of "Stop thief," and seeing
two females running after the prisonr he stopped
him, and asked what was the matter. The prisoner
replied, " Oh, nothing ;" but on the complainant
coming up she said that the prisoner had attempted
to rob her, abused her, and knocked her down, and
he then took the prisoner to the station.
The prisoner's defence was that he had mistaken
the complainant for another sort of person.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was clear that the prisoner
was one of those dangerous fellows who haunted
that part of the town at night, and his defence was
only an aggravation of his offence. He would be
committed for six months' with hard labour.
ROBBERY—A KIND PROSE C UTOR.—Richard Hold-
way, in the employ of Mr. Daniel Howard, uphol-
sterer and decorator, 26, Berners-street, Oxford-
street, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with
stealing thirteen and a half yards of carpet, of the
value of £3 7s. 6d., the property of his employers.
Mr. Jeans, pawnbroker, of Cleveland-street, said
that on Saturday morning the prisoner brought a
roll of carpet and offered it in pledge, and, in an-
swer to his questions, said that he had purchased it
at Howitt's, in Holborn, and had the receipt for it
at home. He sent his assistant with the prisoner to
see the receipt, but on getting to his place the pri-
soner said his children had torn it up. Yesterday
the prisoner came again respecting the carpet,
which he (Mr. Jeans) had detained, and on his
pressing the prisoner for a further account of the
way he became possessed of it, he said that in an
unguarded moment he had taken it from his em-
ployer, and that if he would let him have it again
he would replace it.

Mr. Howard identified the carpet as his propert y
and said the prisoner had been employed by him
for two years. He wished the prisoner to be dealt
leniently with, although, at the same time, he felt
that, Laving a number of persons in his employ an
example ought to be made. The prisoner, who
seemed very dejected, made no defence.
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed him for two months
with bard labour.