The Sun.
London, England, 1867-03-26 00:00:00

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Venezuela; 3 per Cent.
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Divileuds on the above payable in London.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(This Day.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(before Mr. Commissioner liolroyd.)
IN RE MALGAUM.

This bankrupt, a lunatic prisoner, and prisoner for debt
in Whitecross prison, was described as of Crosby House,
Bishopsgato-street, merchant, and promoter of public com-
panies, and to-day an application was made on his behalf by
Mr. Aldridge that he might bo removed from Whitecross-
street to a lunatic asylum. The proceedings were taken
under the 106th section of 24 and 25 Vic., cap. 134, relat-
ing to lunatic prisoners for debt. The detaining creditor,
Mr. Sydney Smith, who arrested the bankrupt in Oct.,
186 G, for £lO3, did not oppose, and the application was
granted. The order for the bankrupt's removal to a
lunatic asylum was then made ont.

POLICE INTELLIGEME.—This Day,

MARLBOROUGH-S TREE P.

BEGGING CIIILDREN.—P. Delany, 9, J. Piper, 8, IL Yates,
10, and J. Wallace, 12, all decent looking boys, were charged
liefore Mr. Tyrwhitt with begging in Oxford-street.

C. Barnes, 83 0, proved seeing the boys, accompanied by
two others a little older, going in turn to different public-
houses and coffee-shops in Oxford-street, for the purpose
of soliciting alms, and ho afterwards saw them stop per-
sons in the street and beg, and he then took them into
custody.
In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the constable stated that the
boys said they were led away by the boys who escaped.
Three of the boys had been bailed out, and were now
better dressed than last night.

In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the boys said they were not
sent out to beg by anybody, but tho two boys took them.
The boys' parents, all respectable looking people, stood
forward.

The mother of Piper said her boy bad no occasion to
go out to beg, his father being a sober and industrious
man, and there being a good home. her boy was at school
till fivo o'clock.

Delany's father said his boy attended school, and had no
necessity to beg.

Wallace's father said he had a good home, but unfortu.
natoly his wife having absconded his boy was loft with.
oxt any ono to look after him while ho was out.

Mr. Tyrwhitt said ho did not know what had led the
boys to act as they had done. He would let thorn go home
this time, and ho hoped their parents would correct them
for doing what they had done, but if they were brought
beforo him again he would send them to prison—a place
which he did not suppose they would much like.
rho boys then loft the court with their parents.