The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-31 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION--HO USE,
John Owen, a big red-headed Irishman, summoned a publi'
can for being in possession of a spaniel, which the said Ju
Owen swore he had owned for several years.
The complainant, as he was going along the street, saw the
defendant, followed by the dog, and he immediately rear
nised the animal which he had lost about a year and a half ar
The defendant declared that the dog had been in his po"
session these four years. The fact was, an American gentle;
man had lodged at his house, and after he left it, he somehu
or other lost the dog. Soon afterwards the dog, no doubt U°
being able to find his master, found his way, after great nii;
tigue, to the defendant's house, and the master returning
It
some time, made a present of the animal to the defendant. I
was evident that the dog did not know anything of the 07
plainant, whose whistling and caressing were quite disregarto
The Loan MAYOR (to the complainant.)—l think ydu,
mistaken. This dog knows nothing at all about you. Co
plainant—Arrah then, how could she pretend to know nil
before you all? She knows me well enough, but by my sOll
she's under orders.
The LORD MAYOR.—What, under orders not to know
here ? Complainant—Exactly. The poor beast is afraid t°
say a word.
The LORD MAYOR—You don't seem to know her naint
Complainant—By my sowl I know her name well enour
Come here, Bitch, bitch.---(Laughter.)
The LORD MAYOR—She's a bitch, no doubt, but that's her o
common, not her proper name. Complainant—It would
mighty odd if I didn't know something about her. Why 9be
was at home with me in Ireland years ago. She and I and ITO
master, that was a Member of Parliament, used to go out
shoot together in Sligo.—( A laugh.)
The LORD MAYOR—How long ago is that? Complainant,'"
How long ! Upon my sowl it's a good sixteen years ago., t
One of the officers looked at the dog's mouth, and said th°
she was not yet six years old.
Complainant—Tut, nonsense. Some dogs has better tett
nor others. It all depends upon the life they lead. Ifles
feed a dog with bones his teeth won't be worth a farthing 'RI,
few years, but give him a good easy diet of potatoes and butte
milk, and he'll live as long as a Christian.—( Great laugh.terie
The LORD MAYOR—You had better take hold of her. 18
her from the defendant.

Complainant (crooking his fingers)—Come, Bitch, Bitch'
(The dog looked round at him, and began to growl.) „4
The LORD MAYOR—Why don't you go and take her, if 5";
your's. You are not afraid of her are you? Complainant",,
Not a bit ; but by my sowl when a dog's under orders there,
nothing tie wouldn't do. I'll lay my life that she knows f°
as well as I knows her, and yet she'd bite me like a stranger',
The LORD MAYOR—That's just the amount of your kof
ledge of each other depend upon it. But is there no mar
which you can draw our attention ? Complainant—Yes ; 9,
broke her fore left leg when we used to go out shooting t"
gether.
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The officer who examined the dog said that the leg
never been broken.
The LORD MAYOR—I can't think of adjudging the dog to yo:
upon such extraordinary statements as you have made. I 8
of opinion that it is the property of the defendant. but
Complainant—Well, all I can say is that it is nothing
murther to rob me of my. dog, after I had the expense of keel.'
ing her these 16 years.
The LORD MAYOR—I never expected to see an Irishra
such a simpleton. Why you have not an atom of brains j$
that big head of yours.
An Irish voice in the crowd—He isn't an Irishman, flies,o
your honour ; he's only a Connaught man—he belongs to -
country at all at all.—( Laughter.)

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This celebrated construction (the most accurate on which,'
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Watches, on the same construction as above, is, with enamel
pi
Seventeen Guineas, with silver dial, Eighteen Guineas, or "
gold dial Nineteen Guineas. —,4

BIR TITS.
On the 28th inst., the lady of Thomas Tatum, Esq., of Berkeler
street, Berkeley-square, of a daughter.
On the 29th inst., the lady of Isaac Cohen, Esq., of Norfell4.
street, Par
26k-lane, of a daughter. f her
On the 6th inst., at Sibton House, Kent, the residence ° ont
mother, the lady of John William Finch, Esq., R.N., of
still-born.

MARRI. .
On the 30th inst., at St. Geor ge'sE Hanover-square, Edward t Sto
John Mildmay, Esq., son of the late 'Sir Henry Mildmay, Bart''
Frances, daughter of the late Edward Lockwood Percival, kr,' bol
On the 2Sth inst., at Cltipstead, Surrey, Sir Thomas JD:gest
Hepburn, Bart., of Smeaton, Haddingtonshire, to Helen, Y°
daughter of Archibald Little, EN., of Shabden Park, SurreY;4o.
On the 30th inst., at Trinity. hurch, hlarylebone, HenrY,fter of
come, Esq., of Upper Wimpole-street, to Cecilia, third daur,"
Sir William Wake, Bart., of Courteen Hall, Northamptonshlef,
On the 30th inst., at Trinity Church, Marylebone, the eliciar
William Bannerman, of North Bank, Regent's Park, to r
second daughter of ohn Rawlinson, Esq., of Wimpole-strej!:/

DIED. Give
On the 28th inst., at her daughter's house, Mount-stxeett
venor-square, Mrs. Martha Cramp, aged 78, relict of the late
Clamp, Esq., late of Foxbush, Tonbridg Kent. atter
On the 2sth inst , aged 26, the Hon. Frances Leslie, de°l the
of Lord Lorton, and wife of the Rev. Charles Leslie, SO° °
Lord Bishop of Elphin. erl
On the 27th inst., at Rudhall, near Ross, from an injury r`fooge,
from being thrown out of a carriage, the Hon. Mrs. PI)LIIP
,„_ '.sllll
widow of the Rev. Philip Yorke, of Great Horkesly,
daughter of the late Lord Somers.
On the 27th inst., at the Royal Arsenal Woolwich,
Rundle, Esq., late Captain in the 49th Regiment.

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