The Sun.
London, England, 1869-09-25 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—ihis DaY•

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. tt
ROBBING A PROFESSOR OF Music.—Albert Roll;
young man, was charged before Mr. Knox with steals °'
some shirt studs, the property of Mr. Frank Pieril pr
fessor cf music, No. 19, Regent-street.
#reet,
The prosecutor said he resided at No. 19, Regent-et re
the prisoner's mother being the landlady, and the PriA ll'de..
being a disgrace to the family. On the evening Of i e
nesday last he went to dine at St. James's Hall, and f 5,
an employe there wearing his shirt studs, and on asl'ifi'r
him how he became possessed of them, he said the pe's°l3°
had sold them to him.
In answer to the prisoner, the prosecutor said be

sure he never lent the studs to the prisoner. iog
Charles Long, clerk at St. James's Hall, proved lgJuipi
the studs of the prisoner for 10s., the prisoner telling

that M. Pieri had given them to him. ;A ]he
John Cornell, a constable of the C division, said
prisoner asked to be forgiven,-,and ho would get the 15",„.
back. On the prisoner he found duplicates relating to sol-1,
spoons belonging to the prisoner's mother, the Prise
ha pledged one at a time.
Mr. 410
Knox asked the prisoner whether he would P-
before him ornot.

The prisoner pleaded guilty. 10
Mr. Knox said that the prisoner was not unknolo'cw
that Court. He had got a poor girl into trouble, and opt
sorted her in her trouble, and there were warrant
nntba
against him. He should commit him for three tiers
with hard labour, and the officers would now know-
to find him.

• WESTMINSR.
IMPORTANT TO PAWNEROXERS.—TE
Mr. Edward
Child, pawnbroker, of Brompton-road, appeared t4).„:00
summonses charging him with detaining two gentle:oo
patent leather dressing bags, of the value of £l5 eac—'o at
goods of Louis Loins, a patentee, carrying on "sill-
-49 Mr. Mead, b , Aldermanbury. of
arrister, instructed by Mr. W. I:).!Tivt ll
Rochester-row, supported the summonses and Au'

of Worship-street, defended. se
Mr. Louis Augustus Lewis, the prosecutor, seld._o;-the
the 14th of May last a person named Parry, .00
had known for years, came to his office and obtain. ce
two bags mentioned, value £25 to .£3O, under the proteo 10
that he was going to take them to Richmond to 01341;y6f; to
took them and never returned. Information Ylee
the police, and last week they were traced to the -
window of the defendant, who refused to give, the°l4fciic"
On this latter point the evidence was quite 000'":,04
tory, the defendant swearing that he offered to d°f—ortle
sufficient ,proof of ownership, which was net
Mr. Vann contended that the bags were deposi
£l6 by a person named Parry on the 13th of 11_.5..14 to
therefore they could not be the identical bags refs' ore
again the value was laid at .£l5, whereas they booo
worth £25 and £3O, and as the defendant had senyeri
fide in receiving them from Parry, and had reed° t th°
Woof
enquiry before the money was advanced, he held
thief must be prosecuted, as usual, before the Wilt the
could be made to deliver them. The discreptul .01 tb
dates he urged as sufficient for the dismisee'
summons. a 00
Mr. Selfe decided against the pawnbroker,
suggestion of Mr.Vann, the proscutor went to detail
house and received his property back.

a • gID
Mr. CHARLES BRETT'S LECTURES.---AC°-ratmptii-'
announcement, Mr. Brett lectured at the Birkbeck "Zootr
tion, Chancery-lane, on Wednesday, the 22d inst-t tu" ger*
ject being "An Evening with TomYr,
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which was one of the most telling and effective 1171 tits'
have heard at this old-established and P.ol3u_lar.lll!r
Lion, was listened to with sustained attention Dy -
recite
roue audience, who manifested their hearty aPPatre% srj
of the entertainment afforded them by euthusi,-fohl 1.-it
plause. A vote of thanks to the lecturer, wq- fir.ore-
icas carried by acclamation, closed the proceedings. eithf.
R announced to commence a course of " Oration?' 040
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