The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-10 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT'
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Mary Garrad was indicted for stealing 70 Yars.d 111
bon and a quantity of other articles, the propGuercy.
Wildey, hatter, of Oxford-street, her master.-- fors te°l:l
Mathew Bryant, a boy, aged 16, was indicted 0011
ing a pocket-handkerchief, value Ss., from the Pe
William Burd. • if
the
The Gentleman proved losing his handkerchle
lier
street, and immediately afterwards tit
finding it in - ?
sion of the prisoner. e nee
RECORDER—Have you anything to say int Givio
Prisoner—No ; I leaves it to the Court.—Verdie 's if !A
The RECORDER inquire ~ of one of the turnkey Ter
prisoner had been in custody before ? The gaoler
he had been in the House of Correction.
up??
Prisoner—lt was for breaking a window.
The RECORDER—And taking something out, 1 5 t
Prisoner—No, there was nothing to take out. eion, 1)644
RECORDER—I she.ll mark you for transports; bola
you will not go abroP.d. Your time will be spent transports;
O $
the hulks at Woolwich and Chatham, and I We,: hoer
a good boy. Prisoner—And I hope I shall P'
good man.
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SUICIDE OR MURDER.—A strong se"- at
fe,„4
excited yesterday evening in the neighbourhood the eliet
lane, in consequence of a report that Mrs. Snow, aco
the
a tailor's piece broker in White Horse-yard, hAvoti,the
throat. Upon an examination of the body by Mr'. that A
surgeon of Clare-street, it was his decided oPinl°l,ooo'it
wound could not have been inflicted by her ownvihich,olt,
knife was found on the bed stained with blood, by pa's 7114
supposed the wound was inflicted. The dece„,agb-e 130 the
clothes were completely saturated with blood. I.fecl
has been taken into custody by the police, and 10"itiee",d 00
station-house in Bow-street, where he will be e,,labe
day ; and in due course a Coroner's Inquest will
the body.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has 19Pfrorl°
Thursday next, at half-past eleven o'clock preeise4'
ing a confirmation at Bow Church, Cheapside•
ti e.l b'je
An b
Extract of a letter from Paris, dated rotiotiliob
" The two persons who have excited the most atted
during the carnival have been a Milanese Prineere
Marquis, both the happy husbands of fair ladies• lid' witilm
balls of " Musard" have been every night grace. ,forw‘loe#
presence, and scenes are said to have taken Plac'sle, ;:offr
being compared with the orgies of the Palais 11°):10re Zole
the profligate Dubois presided at the revels of his the
gate Master. The last nouvelle de jour is that,ere 1) f
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Marquis, who has excited so much observation fioseldi
gallantries and racing propensities, has devoted /" is
young actress, Mademoiselle G—, who excuses Ira, be
for his Lordship by saying she can't help liking bi
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beautifully ugly."
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BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst., Mrs. William Lawson, of St. AP'''. oil•
a daughter. of
On the 7th inst., in London-street, Mrs. John flock'
MARRIED er
On the 9th inst., at St. George's,. Hanover-sq-daub of
James Hanway Plumridge, R.M., to Harriet Agnes' el
the late,Right Hon. Hugh Elliott. b ,joje° of
This morning, at All Souls Church, St. lllarYie,hi9
Arrowsmith, Esq., of Soho-square, Hvdr grapher tit
to Caroline, third daughter of SamuelThom° clor.)e!,
t A olioPe
Nassu-steet. clef 11.00.
Ona the 3lst ult., at St. George's, Dublin, Ale
He land of the Bengal Civil Service, son of tt.e late der, atric
land, his Majesty's Consul at Ostend, to Anv.e Ale/Ltlneck of
ter of the late Rev. S. Montgomery, Rector of
10'001'
county of Derry.
On the 9th inst., at Hatfield, J. C. Barleley, •°"'bter
Guy Harlings, Essex, to Althea Faithful', eldest dat
40,
Rev. Charles R. Fanshawe, Rector of Morton, IsT°rof°l
On the 9th inst., at St. George's Church, ''ffeg°itoefPfl.
Captain George Richardson Johnston of the 31st otter °
.notl
Bras Light Infantry, to Clara Maria, youngest 'l3'l° se9"
•cm DeP
Blunt, Esq., of Dorset-place. FreeellTrg
On the Bth inst at St. Giles's, Camberwell, to
son of Fred.riek Heiqeh, Esq., of America-scluares,' oven' offrr
second daughter Benjaiain c E,., of Cal'ue
On the Bth inst., at St. Pancras, John Meachert
derick-street, to hiss Goode, of Pentonville.
DIED. astw-
'On the 7th inst., aged 74, at Compton-place, „ '4
Right Hon. Elizabeth Countess Dowager of Burlingry,,, Vro:fel'
On the 7th inst., in Upper Brook-street, Lady 193._„effallt
On the sth inst., J. C. Reeve, Esq., of 3lickleha.- ,of v,„..A
and Great Cumberland-place, Londo . uare te
On the 29th ult., Sarah Pyne Vet of Richard •- Is°
ham Hall, Essex, and of BallNv'olre I,
county of ,--I;oure
col
eldest daughter of the late William Grove, °g O
Wilts, and Old Broad-street, London, Esq.
On the 6th inst., at Walton Priory, near Liverpoo-,
daughter of George Case, Esq. CharielcV,
On the 31st of October, at Meerut, Hind ostan, ecoll
P. Gifford, Ensign 42d Regiment Native L slant*
of the late John Gifford, Esq. a gpaytih'
On the 7th inst., in Stepney-causeway, 'x""' 4f rt
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