The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-15 00:00:00

C RIMINAL COURT—(This DO)

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The July ses9ions of this Court comniettoe-Aide
morning before the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, 'O4
man Sir R. W. C trden, M.P., Mr. Sclera geebit

Mr Under-Sheriff Crossley.
The calendar contained the name of 122 prisonerfl',
The learned Recorder, in charging the grand 'i Id
tie
said that he regretted to find so many chargee
calendar, but it was balanced on the other hand
not being of a complicated nature. The facts oetl'zirf
found to be within a narrow compass, and filt;ioB
them much difficulty. There were two charges sPe-dleil
life. The first was an ordinary where a see- o
took place and a blow was struckcasferCnnwhich the -leo
fell and received a blow which led to his death'
other %vas of a peculiar thwarter ; that of an ac°ll-flithd
being cloargal with manslaughter, in consequen°B°.
death of a patient entru,ted to his care.
was charged with want of attention arid :14•01
and there could be no doubt that every person
with the life of another as a medical man was bee o'3o
bring
to the task a competent amount of/skill and
amount of care. If they came to the conclave°
deathill
in this case was ctused either by a want °f °
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or from a gross want of care and attention on the 'too
of the practiioner, it would be their duty to find 11,net
bill against him. Tnere appeared, however, to be 10
dispute as to the facts, and tee first thing to se°,,rtde
would be whether the facts were proved, and they i-thtS
tide in the words laid down by an einineat judge'Asof
the death arose from "gross want of care or a.grogg a ere
of Shoull they be of opinion diet the fatsfatsolJ
proved, and that death arose as he had stated, it
nifiirbi
be their duty to return the bill that the charge ;te/
be further investigated. There were two
charges to do bodily harm, but there was floo,
peculiar in their character. There was one ler of
charge of arson under its most aggravated fain, tbtl
setting fire to a house with persons in it at the ii.t°is
The evidence in the case was of a direct torah, b:-t
would require c ireful sifting, because it rested Pri°4s3lrlB4j
on the statement of a person whom the prieoneraleAte
to have taken into his confidence. Tne witness
firej
corroborated in many parts which removed the iihri°
feeling of the improbability of his tale. The only (11",fti
where the evidence was of a complicated chartleter'd
that of a conspiracy, against three persons 13/0
Taylor, Myers, and May, for obtaining a gar tl
eiee,l
cambric handkerchiefs, sec., by false and 11111:-1:0V
means, Should they require any assistance i°
gating it, he would afford it to them.

BOSCO AT THE STRAND THEAT-111.

Wizards and conjurors we have bad by eßrypf
I Wizards who deposit coins or jewellery in 10ru;
and immediately pr.iduce them from another. ,
who delight in loading pistols with wed ling 0%001
handkerchiefs, or iii fact, anything, and V,
wys is proce-,s discharge their contents etrwiyit°'
sound some twenty or thirty yards off. "„"reetb
who destroy ladies bonnets, whether esfitigiA
white, or blue, and after washing, 13ila 00'
and fumigating this wreck, restore the .006
mystic article, of female ornamentation to their Ptrbi,,,
shape and beauty ; but with those came an idea ei dtec
with double bottoms. that there exist at least two WO Bpd
chief, b e ts, or rings of the same tuze, 01,0„66'5i"1
pattern, in fact, that to dec-ive our senses, nne"; ,
and collusion were principally called in aid. N° roc
Signor Allred Bosco a new class of deception I`4.cecl
t sed ; with arms nude to the shoulder, and eaten open
full length, watches, rings, anything, everytbiegepet
clutched by his fingers, is either there or somewber,e/
in the twinkling ti an eye. No boxes—no o'o
nothing but flesh, bone, and muscle. Halfereoliebecl
the hundred OUZ.3 through the pres of his .01* 0°
palms,. and are dropped audibly, visibly, tang"'
to a solid metal table.
It the Signor is at a loss for a second gn•--rjolP-
to elucidate some trick, he sciorns to wait for it I 0
to bring it him, but at once tears the one in ,h-°,lo°'
two pieces, each of which runs off with head,
body, lets, complete.
Wines, spirits, liquors, milk, anything, everythil:oo
from anywhere, every where, togratity the antiteet""d
of the audience ; and if the Signor dies not .6° 14
steaks and salads condensed from airy nothingn,°,7oloBl
not that he could not do it, but that the time Ou",, °
in their consumption would retard the prograt-0-
wonders, d
In short Bosco is really great in his calling, 14/2,4,01;
the Strand Theatre is seen to great advantage, bl:v thfa;
drous feats of sleight of hand having the sreilti",:l
distinguishes him from others equally clever in toe' be of
His apparatus is elegant and costly, and said t°
solid eliver.

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ME. ROUPELL, M.P. FOR LAMBETH, A %lA-1:1,131°,1'
FOit THE SHRIEVALTT OF LONDON.- A r"111..;,610i,"
numerously signed by several of the leading
firms of the uity, by Mr. Mechi, the present '-eolol'
and influential members of the Court of C aora°,°,.° Lai
cif, will be presented to Mr. Riupell, the M• for the
bath, requesting him to and as a candidate
which Hill
office of Sheriff of L'm,lon, the election foi
shortly take place. The
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ILLNESS OF MR, PALMBR, M.P. FOR BEaltg',7; 0-4
report of the illness of Mr. Palmer, who bits rePr`3":lo"
Berkshire in Parliament for upwards of 30 'Yeal,;',ltir
created much sensation in the count The 600. 6,j0 011
man attended Ascot Races with a number. of frieli tg
the " Cup-day,'' and appeared as hale and bel'rt"
usual, but iu the afternoon a violent bsemorrh/5106
the nose set in. The asektance of a medical gentle' ill
near Ascot was quickly obtained, and the bleevillos'o
continuing increa,:ed the anxiety of the hon. gent,_l!34
friends, and they caused him to be,removed to 15j. vier°
at Holine-park, near Reading. Two medical roe; 00
then immediately summoned to attend him, And I t 08
ha
not until about nine o'clock in the evening t--000-
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,reinorrhage was stopped. The loss of so moot'
,ioof
.eft the hon. gentleman in a state of great exl3oll't lea
and for hours afterwards ho remained in a state t",,ver.
many of his relatives to believe he would not r°°lloo.
Visitors at Holine-park to wake inquires atter thed the
.4entleinan's health have been very numerous, ai.noto'
medical tendants report his; to orogreJ.ivii
ably,