The Sun.
London, England, 1860-01-28 00:00:00

rHE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1860.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.—. This Day.)

ROLLS COURT.
(Before the Master of the Rolls, Sir John Romilly.
JUDGMEXT.-WOODFORD V. CIIARNLEY.

His Honour, the Master of the Rolls, said on this ques-
tion I am of opinion there is no decision, as all the cases on
the subject point one way, and there is nothing in them
that applies to it. In that respect it depends entirely on
the facts of the case. In this case it depends en-
tirely on the completeness of the gift, and that de-
pends on the way in which the deed of Mrs. Ann Fisher
provided for the payment of this gift of £5,000. By a
voluntary deed she charged tie estate of the eldest son with
the payment of this sum to John Willoby Fisher, afterwards
to Pisco Fisher, and appointed trustees to act as her attornies
to recover the gift as a debt upon his estate. lam clearly
of opinion that neither in a court of law nor in equity could
this gift be enforced and recovered as a debt on the estate
of her eldest son, and I declare accordingly, and grant the
usual administration decree as to £l,OOO, another gift. Costs
of all parties in the cause to come out of the estate.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

LORD BROUGHAM-y. ATKINSON-LIBEL.

The rule that had been obtained in this case against the
defendant, the proprietor of the Westrnoreland Gazette and
Kendal Advertiser, for libel, was this day discharged, his
lordship having consented to receive an apology.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-( THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ROBBERY OP BANK NOTES AND GOLD.—AN UNFOR-
TUNATE TREAT.—Catherine Fitzgerald, an unfortunate,
was charged with stealing from the person of Alfred Pegg,
a groom, of 5, Chapel-street, South Audley-street, two £5
notes and £3 10s. in gold.
The prosecutor said—On Wednesday night, about a
quarter to 12, he met the prisoner in South Audley-street,
and she asked him to treat hor to some gin, which he did,
taking her into a house called the Glass House. She then
produced a bottle, and asked him to put a quartern of gin
into it, which he did, and then left the house. Ho stood for a
few minutes at the corner of the street, talking to the woman,
who asked him to have a drop out of her bottle, which he
did, and then went home to bed ; and when he awoke in the
morning he missed his purse, in which were two £5 notes,
£3 10s. in gold, and a broken Albert chain. Ho had not
had much to drink, and had taken no familiarities with the
prisoner whatever.

Seward, 178 B, said, on takingthe prisoner into custody
that morning at Westminster, where she was in bed with a
soldier, he found under the bed seven sovereigns and 265. 6d.
in silver, and the bottle which the prosecutor identified as
the one she had in the public house.
Prisoner said she had no bottle at all, and that the money
was her own.
Mr. Bingham remanded her for a week.

THAMES.
RECKLESS DRIVING IN A. PUBLIC ROAD.—George
Lowen, aged 35, a master butcher, of No. 5, Globe-road,
Mile-end, appeared on his recognisance, before Mr. Selfe,
to answer a charge of being drunk, incapable of taking oare
of his horse and cart, and carelessly driving over a man in
the West India-road, Limehouse, and fracturing his legs.
The offence was committed on the 2d of December last. The
prisoner, who was intoxicated, was driving a horse and
cart in a reckless manner along the West India •road, and
ran over a man, whose legs were fractured. The sufferer
was removed to the Poplar Hospital, where he remained
under medical treatment for several weeks. Butler, a
police-constable, No. 80 K, said there was no prosecutor.
The injured man had been amply compensated by Mr.
Lowen, who was represented by the sufferer to have be-
haved quite like a gentleman to him.
Mr. Selfe.—l hope this will boa cautiou to the defendant.
He is discharged.
ROBBERY IN A FOREIGN SEAMEN'S BOARDING-HOUSE.

—John Cole, a black man, was brought before Mr. Selfe,
charged with stealing a pair of boots, three pairs of trousers,
and two shirts, value 505., the property of Josef Rico. and
also with stealing four pairs of trousers, two coats, and
other things, the property of Philip Gomez.
The parties are all seamen, and homeward-bounders.
They have been lodging for several days at a boarding-
house kept by John Seymour, a Greek, in Wellclose-square.
The chests of the foreigners boarding in the house were all
kept in one room, inte which some one had obtained aocees,
broke open several chests, aid sibstracted the wearing ap-
parel and other property illinglog to the owners. The
prisoner was suspected, and gt boob dinging to one
of the Spaniards wore mail is dikes*. He had also
pawned other articles Ntionglistabliika, aid the duplicates
relating to them were found upon,
Mr. Salle remanded the prisoner.