The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-02 00:00:00

BAIL COURT.

THE KING v. TEALE.
Mr. C. PHILLIPS, in this rather extraordinarctblo
moved for a certiorari and habeas corpus to bring epdeposi'
Court the body of the defendant, as well as certain f the
tions against him taken before three magistrates ° that
county of Gloucester. The object of the motion 05 the
to
the defendant, now in custody, should be brought Up cir
h°
Court, and admitted to bail. The following were
cumstances of the case, as mentioned in the affidavit • 10.
The prisoner, Mr. Teale, is a tradesman, residing ost
376 in the Strand, and his business principally clof
selling straw to straw-bonnet makers. On the Su writ
April, in the course of travelling for his business be",
at Cheltenham, where he put up at an inn, being sob •
to the town. Afterwards he proceeded, in the goo,
orders, to the shop of the prosecutrix, a Mrs. Aft#
married woman, and residing with her husband. „pi!:
having laid before her samples of his merchandise, J. of
chased goods from him to the amount of la 6s. 6,70
' bargain being concluded, the husband of prns,ecAtbe °e•
least so we understood the affidavit) accomPanr" helfd
fendant to his inn, and there, over a cup of ale, the e
gain was discussed at greater length. SubsequelorrisS
are quoting the substance of the affidavit), Mr•,.., rlr
pressed the prisoner or defendant to accompa•nY
to his (Harrison's) house to sup with him en, FA,
Harrison, when he promised to give defendan,t.chri
of oxchango for the whole amount of the roe, I
Defendant accompanied Mr. Harrison home, an,"fpocistli•
with him and prosecutrix (his wife). During ae,:ttliSi
stay all the parties played at cards, and three
tiro""°sri:
wine were drank at defendant's expense. Some lie °r,
two o'clock defendant weis lighted to his room. I, int°.
dressed, went to bed, and slept. About four o'cleettigO'
morning, defendant was awoke by Harrison entel?,l°s
room with a light. The latter said to defendant' nler„
not come to look for you but am seeking for rbedj
else." Harrison then'proceeded to search under tPea,W
which defendant slept. Mrs. Harrison shortly after,i
Teale's bed-room, and then both her husband an' ,111'64
exclaimed to Teale, " D—n you, if you don't giveortl,
bill of exchange, we will kill you."--(It must be 41
that Teale, during the evening, got the bill of eseh'itsi..,ll
121.65. 6d., the amount of the goods said to be IA tri6
from him by Mrs. Harrison.) Both husband and vidier4
proceeded to beat prisoner with two brass ea°, dr„.
which they had in their hands. Prisoner, eise;";Pl,,
himself, gave the alarm, calling out " Police," sl3`;:petii;
der." The police arrived, when Harrison three
give defendant in charge to them, whereupon hef,`T 001;
fendant) said, that at that late hour he would PsecurPi
to the station-house for protection. The defeliA ,e or.J
accordingly taken there, where he remained till P'refecr:ii
o'clock in the morning. There being no charge PelOify
against him, he was then discharged, having Era,
lodged in the inspector's hands the bill of es e'
better safety. A biPteo
On the next day the prisoner Teale appease-,i ocefjeo
Magistrate. He entered into his own recor, Doty
appear at the Gloucester Sessions, which were-t° rfoiy
on the 15th of April. It was now, at Chelterooo
the prisoner was for the first time accused of tee ber,Ao
person of prosecutrix, and by the three Magistn tis"
alluded to he was committed to prison, to take PI" 41
the ensuing Assizes.
Mr. Justice WILLIAMS—At what time was it 5 ril'
that the rape had been committed ? f
o roti
Mr. C. PHILLIPS—On the night of the 3 bro'
after the parties had been playing at cards.
Counsel here recapitulated the chief facts of the nositi,tl'
concluded by saying that the defendant most ;re tot
swore that he was completely innocent of the pt
besides, that he had not made the slightest attiet fosil
could be construed into the shadow of an itife;ioo 10)r
Mrs. Harrison. In addition to this, the pole ere
stated their belief that Mr. and Mrs. Harrison 're
cated on the night, or rather morning, in question.
Mr. Justice WILLIAMS granted the writs

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On the 25th ult., at Crocknacrieve, near Enniskinen' f, V
Colonel T. Stewart, of the Madras army, of a son. /V.
On the 29th inst., at Stone, Kent, the lady of the
berden, of a daughter, still-born.

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Amos, eldest son ,of the late Thomas Sterrop Amos, : '
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Stanley, Esq., Lincoln's Inn-fields. • -0 I. j'r why,
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Bennett, in his 67th year. . wife
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Harman, Esq., aged 71. rc . ber, a Pef'
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Thames-street. D. ,
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of Maidstone, Kent. gr.
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Perryman, late of Windsor, Berks. ,•ffq 0 11,
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On the 29th ult. at Newmarket, aged 50, Mr. ,„t, itbooeV
the celebrated Jockey. His earthly race is over, icing ,00
formed with peculiar skill, and social and uncompr°l° tbe I iv
principle. He has left a widow and nine children, ofe
only a week old. •t of tbe 0'
On the 26th ult., aged 83, Mrs. Osborne, relic
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Isaac Osborne, of Spondon, Derbyshire. as SOF. 1
On the 22d ult, aged 86, Anne, relict of Thor° 64
many years one tithe Aldermen of Newark. r, CaPt'r, 064
On the 19th December last, at Bombay, of fe!e3,sth Ye oil
Lloyd, of the 7th Regiment Bombay N. 1., in his the
son of the late Edmund Lloyd, of Harle-street,' „„rgiaoa" 01'
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of the Rev. George Price, in her 29th year. f ikfr. S C
On the 29th ult., Elizabeth Williams, niece 0
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hams, of Wood-green, near Hornsey, and Berl orl
well, aged 23. son °f lie 'l/f
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Edward S. Meyer, of Bedford-street, Covent-garr, ss2l.,
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On the 30th ult., at Brighton, M. MarY
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