The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-15 00:00:00

POLICE INT ELLIGENTCE.—Oct. 14.

M ANSION-HOUSE.LFR Aim. —0 ha 3.
alias De Fleury, alias De Henry, who has- been
frequutly remanded upon the charge of having ob-
t ►ined upwards of 1,0001. worth of goods from Mr.
J. F. Syke., blanket manufacturer, of Alderman-
bury, by false pretences, was brought before the
Lord-Mayor for final examination.
.The prisoner was again remanded.

CLE RKEN W ELL. —ALLEGED FRAUDS AT THE
ST. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE. —Chas. Henry French,
late cook at the S►. Pancras Workhouse, residing
at 64, College-street, Camden Town, who stands
charged with stealing 841b3. of moist sugar, the
property of the directors and vestry of the parish
of St. Pancras, surrendered to his bail before Mr.
Tyrwhitt for further examination on the above
chtrge.

Mr. Humphreys attended for the prosecution,
and Mr. Lewis for the defence.
The evidence taken on the former oeca,ion has
already appeared iu this journal, and having beon
real over,
Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a case for the jury, and
he should commit the prisoner to Newgato for

Two bail in the sum of 501. each, and the pri,
goner himself in 1001.. were then acceptad.

A CONGREGATIO?..7 CAUGHT.— A clergyman in this city,
says the Bristol Times, noticing a few Sundays ago that
the attendance was very thin when a collection was
about to be made, intimated to his churchwardens just
before the sermon that it was best to postpone it. It was
acJorningYly deferred, but no day named. On the follow-
ing Sunday eyeuing the church was very full of fair
weather attendants, who concluded that the " shilling
storm bad blown over ;" but in spite of their shrewd-
ness they were " caught in a shower." A brief notice
informed them that the collection would then be made.
It was made and proved a very good one.

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