The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-03 00:00:00

POLICE IN TB LLI G ItYCE.---Jtay 2.

BOW STREET.
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STREET.--William Hillery, John AiMr, Thos.
Rice, Edward Donn°lly (a
pugilist), Win. Andrews, and
E inbeth Anderson (a woman of the town), were charged
with violently assaulting three y, mug wen, named Collins,
Swift, and Evans, at the eiue-roorns known as " Jessops,"
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4eirtt:itih!egtrtatorr.le.
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period of the mora-
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v a saloon,nce, at which most of the
defendants were employed as waiters or otherwise. They
jug. when one of the defendants exclaimed to Collins,
,‘ Well, old boy. you'll stand a bottle before you go fur
old acquaintance sake?" Before Collie' had time to re-
iwuegrea nadbol lel ti e'tkoi "dgepaati
re-
ply to his soi-drsant friend, who was a perfect stranger to
him, he heard the report of two battlee-erzhampagne, end
saw every outrin the room partaking of his alleged liber-
ality. Ho protested against it, and when he attempted to i
leave the saloon with his companions a demand was made j
for the price of the two bottles in question. A quarrel
ensued, and the doors were locked ; arid upon the nom-,'.
plainants endeavouriug to force their way out, all the de-
fendants pounced upoe them, and attacked them in the
most ruffianly manner—the woman literally tearing
Evened coat to rags with her teeth. The complainants
who
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Mackenzie, dee Ibez rew'neortfeh techoen continuous nduievu6s i 'n ,
appeals in
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were obliged to pay for the wine, it being the only means
of escaping from the house. I
The statement of the three complainantsceo,tanspcaourir,omboorract,enel
by a young woman,. named Diary Ana Ridout. of Francis- I
whole divisirri, but the police
ofstreet,ofrt,
nh eedmt,h Waterlooanm.
i . ignrproeaacidtec,
ttohethgeretarotleisctentouiLunpopereinsstthhoitshienfparmutoeuesti,h,
r:‘,7ffe:mlweldli which
ho
wasth
were powerless, owing to
free vintner's license under which i‘ was upheld.
In answer to the charge the defendant Ailift admitted
having closed the door, he being the porter to the esta-
blishment, and acting under the directions of his employer.
The other defendants simplY denied the evidence of their
accusers as to the assaults.
It was stated that all the defenduats were drunk except
Donnelly.
Mr. Henry said it was a !Instal:o to suppose, that even
if these foolish young men had ordered wine without pay-
ing
tnemfori•nitt,hethaotutsheey fhoarcelifbl lawful authority to detain
means.
It was a mater of
debt and credhit, to ybe settled by hurum ouing the parties
before a civil tribunal. His worship fin..d each of the de-
fendants 51., making an aggreg'" 01 3a1., or two months'
imprisonment in default.

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