The Sun.
London, England, 1869-12-02 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH- STREET.

ASSAULT AND WILFUL DAMAGE.—Catherine Gilbert
was charged before Mr. Knox with assaulting Mrs.
Kate Harbone, manageress of tho Blue Posts Tavern,
Berwick-street, and also with breaking a pane of glass,
the property of Mr. Swallow, the landlord.
From the evidence of Mrs. Harbone it appeared that the
prisoner and several of her friends were in the Blue Posts
drinking, and one of them was put out for using bad lan-
guage. This gave offence to the prisoner and her friends,
and they made a great disturbance, throwing Mrs. Har-
bone and her employer out of the house and closing the
door against them, and breaking a pane of glass, the pri-
soner also pulling a quantity of hair out of Hrs. Harbone's
head.

Luke Jeffrey, one of the warrant officers, said the pri -
sonei admitted to him that she had given the complainant's
hair " a good pull."
Mr. Knox ordered the prisoner to pay 11. s. for the
damage and ls. fine, and 20s. or IA days' imprisonment for
the assault.

It has just been notified at Aldershot that no
alterations are to be made in Government buildings
without the sanction of the Lieut.-General com-
manding, upon an application submitted through
the Commanding Royal Engineer. Whenever al-
terations at private expense are authorised, the per-
sons occupying the buildings must, on completing
the alterations, obtain a certificate that the work
has been done to the satisfaction of the Command-
ing Royal Engineer. When such a certificate is
not produced, the quarters on being vacated will be
restored to their original construction at the expense
of the late occupier.
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