The Sun.
London, England, 1861-04-26 00:00:00

POLICCF IIhTELLIGEIti CE.-April 25.

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George Quilter, residing at 6, Stephenson-terrace, Cale-
donian-road, Islington, and William Liney, aged 21' of 3,
Lloyd's-row, Clerkenwell, were placed at the bar before Mr.
D'Eyncourt, charged with being concerned with Frederick
Strugnell, now in custody, with stealing an iron chest, and
£lO5 in gold and silver, and some rings, and further with
committing a murderous assault on Mary Ann Redkison,
at 47, Chapel-street, Islington.
The apprehension of the prisoners is due to the energy
displayed by Inspectors Judge, N division, and Bryant, G
division, who from the inquiries they made ascertained that
the prisoners were in company with Strugnell at a public-
house in New North-road on the evening in question.
When they left there they proceeded in company to a beer-
shop nearly opposite the prosecutor's ; and on the next exa-
mination, the cabman who carried the box and the prisoners
will be produced. On this occasion, although several wit-
nesses were in attendance, only sufficient evidence was
taken to justify a remand. It may be stated that the un-
fortunate female is progressing satisfactorily.
Mr. Edward Grainger said on Sunday mght last he was
returning from church about twenty-five minutes past 8.
As he was going along the Liverpool-road he saw two men
come out of the shop of Mr. Higgins, leaving the door half
open. He (witness) was about ten feet from the men.
They were carrying a box, and he watched them as far as
Warren-street. Thinking that all was not right, he watched
them, and saw that from the weight of the box they were
carrying they were in a state of great perspiration. The
box was covered over with a butcher's apron.
Mr. Higgins having stated that he was robbed of a cash-
box, an iron safe, &c., on Sunday night,
Mr. Inspector Judge asked for a remand.
Mr. D'Eyncourt remanded the prisoners until Tuesday
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