The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-19 00:00:00

POLICE IIV TELLIGENCE.—June 18.

MANSION-HOUSE.—Sarah, Gardner, a young wo-
man of interevting appearance, was brought before the
Lord Mayor for re-examination, charged with having
committed several robberies.

Ann Buckland, of Hatchet. court, Little Trinity-lane,
said—The prisoner is a stranger to me. I live in the
attic. On the morning of the 10th of June, at five mi-
nutes past nine o'clock, I returned home, and found the
prisoner sitting in my room. I asked her what she
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and that her mistress's sister sent her to ins. I said I
would rather not take the work, as.l had offices to at-
tend to, and she replied that my time should be their
time, and Our* were lots of old clothes and broken
food t.) be given away. I declined it, but said if she
would show me the house I ,ould be obliged, and she
said she was going to her mistress's sister, and she wrote
the address, and I found it was al! false.

E izabeth Carter' of No. 7, Sugar-loaf-court, Garlick-
hill, said : On Monday, the hecouri of June, she came to
my place and asked tor a charwoman. She did not know
the name, and bald she came from Finsbury-park, and
asked me if I went out charing ? I said I did, and she
told me she wanted me to go to Mrs. --, No. 14,
Finsbury-square, where I was to have 34. 6d. a day and
two or three pints of beer. I found it was all false.
Alter she was gone I missed a pair of.ear-rings, a locket,
and a smith gilt tobacco stopper, which I bad seen safe
while she was in the room. I bad given her a pen to
write the direc ion ; but she said she could not write
with it, and I went out to get her another. The pen I
had first given her was a good one, but her object was
,o got me Out of the room.
Ed ward [lemming, Twe Brewer's-lane, Upper Thames-
',treat, said the prisoner called at his room and stated
that she wanted a charwoman, that she was recom-
mended to apply to his wife, and wished her to go to
Mrs. Blandfield, 22, Queen-street, Cheapside, where she
would get a dRy and two pints of beer. Witness's
wife said she could not go till Thursday. The prisoner
Atepped till a quarter to eight o'clock, and then asked
for a glass of water and went away. Nothing was lost,
but the message was all false, and at the address it was
stated that three parties bad been there on the morning
the poor woman called for work.
Another woman, upon whom the prisoner hai called
for the purpose of getting her out of the way, gave evi•
dente of a similar kind.

J. Moore, 439, said, that in consequence of informa-
tion which he had received he watched and saw the pri-
soner lurking about Jewin-street, and took her into cus-
tody, when she denied all knowledge of any of the mat-
ters above stated.

The Lord Mayor directed that particular inquiries
should be made into the character of the prisoner, and
remanded her for a few days.
His lordship sentenced a man named M. Phillips to
impri,:oninent for two months, with hard labour, for
having beaten his wife.

RADETZKY,_" He was rather short than otherwise. His shrun-
ken, puny legs, cased in large jack boots, seemed scarcely able
to support his square and large-shouldered body, Which, spare
and bony, was also bent with age. His light hair was new
silver-white, and fell reverently around his rather handsome
German features. But there was a kindness, a benevolence
in the whole appearance of the old man, and in the oxpressio
of his mild blue eye, well suited, indeed, to the ideal presence
of a man of eighty years of age, but little according with the
character of Marshal Radetzky, and with the stern and ty-
rannical deeds he had done, lie was now walking round
behind the chairs of his officers, carrying a coffee-pot, and
pouring out coffee to each one as be circled round the table;
while he tapped them on the shoulder, or addressed them in
turn as mon enfant,' in a voice of pAriarchal mildness and
good-nature,"—Testes " Modern 'Society Os Rome."