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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-7his Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

A SOLICITOR ROBBED OF BANK NOTES. —Mary Ann
Brennan, a tall stout female, was charged before Mr. Tyr-
whitt with stealing from the person of Mr Frederick Dims-
dale, solicitor, of No. 18, Poultry, £6O in bank notes and
some gold and silver, and a quantity of memoranda.
Mr. Dimsdale said that he met the prisoner close to the
Regent-circus, Piccadilly, when she accosted him. He
told her to go away, but she followed him into Jermyn-
street, walking by his side for some distance. He got rid
of her again, and she again came up to him and put her
arms round him, and then put her hands into his pockets.
Thinking there might be something wrong he put his
hands into his pockets and missed from cne his purse con-
taining twelve £5 notes and £2 10s. in gold and silver.
Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the prosecutor whether he was
quite sober ?
The prisoner—Ho was blind drunk.
The prosecutor said he know what he was about. The
prisoner ran away and he ran after her, and a constable
fortunately stopped her. He noticed while the prisoner
was near him that there were two men near, one on his
right side and the other on the opposite side of the
street, ned as soon as ho set off running after
the prisoner one of the men caught his foot
against his t 33 and threw him down. He got
up again directly and ra❑ after the prisoner, and toll the
ottslable that ho believed she had passe.i something to
lie of the m..n.

Police-eoustlible George Pike, C. 5 L, said ho onceha,

L. prisoner, whose name Was Alitioney, aLd whose hus-
band was now undergoing seven years' penal se: vitudo, iu
custudy at the 13.)w-street Pollce-court for picking pockets,
and she was thou sentenced to three mouths' iniptisou-

Mr. Tyrwhitt rental:tiled the prisoner.

We aro requested by Mr. Pred,riek Dimsdale, of 18,
Poultry, to state that he is nut the person prosecuting the
woman Brunnan, and that the man using his name had
done so most unwarrantably.