The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-26 00:00:00

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PRACTICAL JOIiI7VG IN INOTTINGHAM•

Yesterday Mr. Jonathan Burton, an extensive
lace manufacture ; Mr. W. Blackwell, upholsterer ;
and Mr. George Burrows, commission agent, were
brought before the Mayor and a full bench of
magistrates, charged with violently assaulting Mr.
Wm. Henry Brooke, on Friday, the 18th inst., at
the residence of Mr. Burton, one of the parties im-
plicated. Mr. Heath appeared for the complainant,
and Mr. Hanley, of Leicester, for the defendants.
The complainant stated that a few days ago he
was met in one of the town streets by the defen-
dant Burton, who was in his carriage, and was
invited to dine with him on Friday. He accord-
ingly went, taking with him a Mr. Franks.
Luring dinner wine passed freely, and shortly after
the defendant Burton left the room, and was absent
a considerable time. While he was away Black-
well and Burrows asked complainant if he could
count the pictures in the room blindfolded, to
which he replied that he could not, nor
had he come for that purpose. The two defen-
dants then commenced sparring round the room
until they reached his chair, and then fell on to him.
He was then dragged into the hall, and thence on to
the lawn. Here they commenced the most revolt-
ing indecencies against the complainant, One of
them cut the crown out of his hat, which they then
put on his head, brim uppermost, saying, " Let's
crown the old -." They afterwards pulled him
violently about, tearing his clothes into shreds.
Burrows threw a pot of harness blacking on to him,
blacked his face, and then poured a quantity of
treacle upon him, and ultimately covered him over
with flour. Some liquid had been previously thrown
into his faces which caused him very great pain, and
for a Lime blinded him_ They afterwards took dis-
gusting liberties with him, too revolting for publi-
cation. Mr. Burton came home while defendants
were assaulting him, and stood by laughing. After a
severe struggle,in which complainant smashed a very
costly set of China, he got away, but the injuries he
received
fortwwo ereso severe that he was confined to his
bed
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assault, and £5 costs for the damages.