The Sun.
London, England, 1869-11-13 00:00:00

POLICE IN7 ELLIG ENCE.-7his Day.

MARLBORO UGH- S TREET.
ANNOYING A GENTLEMAN.—Bridget SIM° was charged
before Mr. Knox with begg;ng in Bond-street.
Mr. 11. C. Tudor, a gentleman residing at No. 80%
Portland-place, said that yesterday afternoon ho
tiva
walking down Bond-street, when the prisoner, who had 't
child in her arms, came up to him, caught hold of his Co 3
and importuned him for alms, and he was obliged to give
her into custody.
Holder, 58 0, proved taking the prisoner into custody,
and Barnes, the gaoier, proved that the prisoner had beell
at the court before, and with the same child.
Mr. Kncx said the prisoner was trafficing on the raised
of the wretched child in her arms. She had been at the
court before, and she would uow go to prison for three
months. He was much obliged to Mr. Tudor COmi°s
forward, and if other gentlemen would do a similar tbir3s
they might soon get rid of the wretched beggars about tbe
streets.

WESTMINSTER.
Charles
BILLS OF SALE AND THEIR VICTIMS.—Mr.
Bolton, of 8, Moreton-street, Pimlico, upholsterer 03 t
money-lender, was charged with stealing a horse and car
and harness, and some mineral water, value £l3, the Park
perty of the Malvern Mineral Waters' ConipanY, at p3ri-
place, Islington, and also a coat value £3 at the seine tithe
and place. the
The cse excited considerable interest in court, 9•S
prisoner has been complained of on many occasions 1
those wfio have been unfortunate enough to borrow ra°l3°Y.
of him under bills of sale.
Mr. W. Dovetton Smyth, solicitor, of RDchester-roovr,
prosecuted, and it appeared that Mr. Hiram ()odd, f
Park-place, Caledonian-road, a commercial traveller, an dd
manager of the Malvern Mineral Waters CorapanY,
borrowed money on his furniture off prisoner on SePta;
bcr 18, and it was to be repaid in a few days; upon 3 1)34..11;
meat of [Os. further time was granted, and on the day 0
money was due Mr. Codd went to the house of
on
Cooper, who was in connection with the prisoner, t
the
3
the money, but while waiting there for the prisoner
tta
latt©r seized £45 worth of furniture from his house? on
also his employers' horse and cart ; this was given
12
condition that another bill was signed for more 1:073-e'y
and after that an agreement was made to pay the 1°

back.
Mr. Elliot here stpped the case, and asked where 10:
the felony ?the vane
had been seized evidently under
question of riht.
Prisoner said the horse and van belonged to the proseelli
tor, and were assigned to him (prisoner) under a °
sale,his whMr. Eich be pro
Elliott
Tllio read, and after a vigorous legal srgir
ment by Mr. Smyth,
Mr. Elliott discharged the defendant.

FURTHER GREAT DONATION .8Y
PEABODY.

the
Reflecting on the munificent disposition of
lea
late Mr. Peabody, as manifested in his unparfale,e,
gifts, we asked on Thursday " Who knows ""to
ther George Peabody's last word of goodvilli
'rbe
our people has even yet been spoken 2''
answer has not been long delayed. We 13100
learn on good authority that Mr. Peabe,.,cl/e0
directed Sir Curtis Lampson and Mr. ,e 0
Reed, his executors, to pay over to the trus';oo
of the Peabody Donation Fund for the erectlof
of dwellings for the poor of London the earn
£150,000, thereby making the whole amount
by him for this purpose £500,000. A great resPe-;
sibility rests on those who have undertaken t13:1.,
these vast sums shall be put to the best use ; ill
any case the working population of Loml°ll sll,
revere the name of the man who wished them ell,
and gave half a million of money, the bulk a it
his'onlifeti
News.
lifetime, life's burdens sit easier
them.—Dailyo

GAIETY THEATRE.—Their Royal Highnesso
Prince and Princess of Wales and suite and her -gatclre,
Highness Princess Louise and suite honoured this the
with their presence last evenin

ctea
The very extensive Distillery now being ere „or
at Belfast, with all recent improvements for the niatiufactur"oea
Irish whisky, by Messrs. DUNVILLE Sr, Co., who have 45t0
al
cawleio,rl,dT-whiedße
oeye,ltl Irish
ebrityfporistthileieirryt.l,n, e old Irish whisky'

WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. •
MORNING. EVSN!!:.? 0
SATUIiDAY 38 min past 9......15 min p3-,tb
SUNDAY 50 min past 10 ...... 25 min I,st ig
MONDAY 50 min past 11.... 0 Ital pOst 12
TUESDAY 15 min past 11 ...... .35 min Pa t 1
WEDNESDAY 58 min past 12 ...... 12 min pas,
32 min past 51 ...... 0 mill Pas: g
FRIDAY g.••• win past 2 ...... 20 IMiP V 461.