The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-10 00:00:00

A SitOdND ALICE GRiY.

At the Wolverhampton Police-court, on Satur-
day, Martha Sunderland, good looking and of
r. spectable appearance, 18 years of age was charged
with obtaining goods under f,ilse pretences. The
particulars are as follow:—The prisoner, on Christ-
ra,,sk
nte,aadp:
ti-guebovgyte
rohwdaegt. niFtnmtgo Oxsr
until
ihnLnet Railway Guard public-house,
,iPlig!phhe,er'eso-ruoldwo,
bWtaoiluvaershiatuniaptroin:
the stipendiary magis-
trate, was her guardian, and held 1,3001. of her,
property until she was 20 years of age, and
when she waA 23 years old she was to receive
2,0001. from the same gentleman. She continuo
boarding and lodging at prosecutor's house until
very recently, stating that she would pay him out
of the money she should receive from NEr•
Leigh. She had been to him for 51. on account',
but he only gave her 21. ; that was about a fort-
night after lodging there. On returning to her
.lodgings she met a woman named Davies, t°
whom she -lent the 21., as reported to the prose"
cuter. The other 31. she said Mr. Leigh Pro-
mised to give her in a very few days; She subse-
quently received the other 31; as stated by her, and
lent the whole of the money to a Mrs. Hughes, fr°lll,
whom she was to receive 10s. interest. I,lo3ecubti
believed her statements, and she remained at
house about ten weeks altogether. About_ul_ou
midlle of January she wished the landlord t
wa3 all safe,
wiie to London to know if the will The
and whether the houses were all occePier
address she gave was "E. Hill, WititeParb)
don." Prosecutor accoroingly wrote to the par
and in a few days the same letter was return
e
from. the Dead Lttter-offica, and the prisoner re-
ceived it, and sent i t back to the Post-office, stating„.
that it was not for Mr. Fox. About that time, 0,7
prost-ctror becoming somewhat suspicious, the
who
soner stated that she had seen Mr. Leigh, Who
Shandortrlyecaefilt'eerdwaardscma letlite°rnd;r:.
porting to come from Mr. Hill, and addressea
t., Mr. Leigh. 'rait-., was eneiosed to Mr. Fe's
Mr.omm Funoiarteioci:ivefdro
with another note from Mr. Leigh. Mr. Fa
then wrote a letter to Mr. Leigh, respecting the
girl's
Fox
xde orfeccenivnedducta, of which
bhaeckclis:fipropMr. airovgl_e:
Dead Latter-OfECe, and began to su.pect the girl.
He requested hitu to go wito her to Mr. Le.gh?
_bao!
she refused, and left the house altogether, and h
std
not beSn seen for some days. Mr. Leigh, the
pendiary magistrate, who was in court, stated that
on Lhe 24th Fob. last lie received a lAtei, which he
abltirth.
lmitneagritekktleuedrr'i ewßi7'o'sa°tnlintdoe(pnoPuseatitlaoeklfideictea,usntudlip°rpePolsclir sut
pposing at the same
time ,hst there might be another Mr. Leigh at
Tettentiall. The further hearing of the case was
adjourned until Saturday next. All the letters
were said to have been forged. It was stated that
she had b: en it; the employ of Mr. Dehaue and gr-
Fry, and was sent away under very singular Cir.
cunistauces.—Biriningham Post.

The Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor left tow°
yesterday, for Blithfieid, an a visit to Lord and LOY
Begot. Lady Diver is also visiting Lord and La
uf
Bagot, at their seat in Staffordshire.
DB. LIVINGSTONE.—O wing to the boisterous 20'1
of the weather Dr. Livingstone was unable 10 avail
from Liverpool yesterday (Tuesday), and his departure
will be delayed till the gales which have been rs.lingt
in the Irish Channel have abated. The we At
Liverpool has been very severe for some days Pcaist:
with constant storms of hail, rain, and snow, 03,0
strong cutting wind from the north-west, which p_.
rendered the traffic across the Mersey very disagree
able at high water.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF BANK
information was given at the Detective-onffir,er Gs..
Scotland-yard, Whitehall, of an extensive! b y fro
st.ei
e vie Melina-Place,
the residence of a lady
nau" Dllol'. Bank of Eoglseu
John's-wood, consisting of seven -Novr.s.—Teate_rrdes_fs
notes,94
41:ljoasr.
.485: 910835,
87;2 ,13: 92
8115
713 g; • 154 , 618455,7 J.;
u3nBe, 050, 43.151.1,
6, 1857 ; 76,500, Aug. 1
bawcaks.
likewise
51,d 49,956, Jan. 8, 1858. f 1,,"
arid silver, besides offered for
. of the
have "C. D." writtr
d is offered for the apprehension
~?Ielliell.;,
beads ,me rawer
offenders.
Tun EIRE AT WYNNSTAY. —A t a meeting of the Virelsl2„
tbe very tif • to Sir Watklu
School, Yesterday, the to lowing resolution t
ilisaenteittoylenf.g°Al''
Cpalasaarsidty,
which
wlls
gratifying
y lug .
~,,,
`resolved, that the treasurer, Mr. u• I"`ia
Wynn :-. a• W ti‘
Williams Wynn and Lady Williams Wynn an exPi_idee
ander Wood, be reque4ed to convey to Sir
..ession
of the gen, rat ;egret felt by the members of the corr.:7oo,
for the late disastrous fire which had caused the de_ to
tion of Wynestay and its contents, so valuable lrif
family--a family t . whom this institution is 111? a_orof
iedebted for teueiftoent centributiens through 41*
generations."