The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-19 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGII-STREET.

A GENERAL ROBBED BY HIS VALET.—SERIOUS CHARGE.
—Harry Leonard, valet to General W. Maule Ramsey, of
32, 3t. James's-street, was charged before \lr. Tyrwnitt
with ate ling a set of diamond studs of the value of £l3O,
and other property belonging to his master.
Alfred Addley, assistant to Mr. Attenborough, pawn-
broker, of No. 36, Piczadilly, said that on Saturday even-
ing the prisoner offered a set of diamond studs in pledge,
asking £2 10s. on them. On asking how he came pos-
sessed of them he said they were given to him two years
ago by a woman, and that he had not wanted money
before. Seeing that they were of the value of about £lOO
he stopped the prisoner and took him to the station, and
on the way he tried to get away.
General W. Maude Ramsey, of No. 32, St. James-street,
identified the studs as his property, and said—l saw the
studs safe about a month ago in my jewel case. The studs
are of the value of about £l3O. The prisoner was in my
service as valet.

By Mr. Tyrwhitt —I have lost a great deal of other
property, another set of studs, hunting boots, Sc.
By Mr. Tyrwhitt—None of the property was locked up,
as I had great trust in him.
Beechey, a plain-clothes officer of the C division, said
he had traced a large quantity of property which had been
taken by the prisoner.
General Ramsey-1 have ascertained that he has been
pledging property since August last. The value of the
other property is about £5O.
George Brown, assistant to Mr. Thos. Attenborough,
pawnbroker, of Piccadilly, produced two pins and other
articles pledged on Saturday afternoon by the prisoner.
John Frederick Hones, assistant to ➢lr. Bartrutn, Picca-
dilly, produced a quantity (if wearing apparel pledged by
the prisoner.
Inspector Pay—The prisoner said ho supposed he had
better tell him all about it, as he could not be anything
worse done to, and that the property belonged to General
Ramsey, that he was his valet, and that he wanted to make
up .£5, in consequence of a publican pressing him for it.
By Mr. Froggatt—He said he meant to go to a friend
and get some money and redeem the things.

Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for trial.

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
April 19.—Sales probably 8,000 bales. The market
quiet.

MARK-LANE.

At Mark-lane this morning there was a fair but not
large attendance of the trade. English wheat met with a
slow sale at last Monday's barely sustained prices. • Fo-
reign sold heavily in retail parcels only. Flour was dull
of sale, but factors would make no further concession.

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