The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-28 00:00:00

PO LICE INTELLIGENCE.-Aug. 27.

MANSION-HOUSE.—CHARGE OF UNLAWFUL
PossEsslox.--Jolita Richards, alias Bland, who has
been several titnei remanded upon the charge of
having been in unlawful possession of two 51. nates,
p irtiou of a robbery of 1,020/. in notes, at Man
chester, on the 11th instant, was brought before
Sir R. W. Carden, for further examination.
The prisoner was further remanded.
Joseph Nicholson, who his bein frequently re-
manded
_-Upon the charge of having, while in a
state of intoxication, upset a pleasure van, of which
he was driver, and caused severe injuries to several
pelsotis, who till within the last few days have
been inmates of St. Thomas's Hospital, again ap-
peared in dischar,ge of his recognizances.
Two of the sutferais, who were now called, said
that on.tbe thy in que•ti n the defendant was in-
toxica•ed on leaving the Rye Huns; near Ht-rt-
ford, and that 1:e pulled up several times on the
road to town, and drank ale, and that by the time
he reached the city. he was in a helpless state of
drunkeuneiß. this of the witoeAses it tied that the
defendant, while at the Rye Hous9, in attempting
jump over a fence, fell up to his neck into a
ditch, and that in order to cleanse his clothes from
the filh lie afterwards jumped into a pond..
Sir R. W. Carden said it had been mist satisfac-
torily prow, d, by three ofLers as well as others,
that the defendant was drunk when he 'upset the
vat". He should order him to pay a fine of 205.,
or in default commit him for 14 days.

° WESTMINSTER.—ROBBERY or PLATE.
Richard Evans, butler to Mr. Fowler, of 2, Queen-
-squari2-platie, civil engineer, underwent a length-
entd examination, charged with ste ling plata to
the value .ef 1501. from his master. •

A gentl,,,maq from the office of Hargrove awl
Fowl r, solicitors, Parliarneut-street, attenilei for
the prosecu ion; and Mr. Lewis, jun., for the ac-
cuSed. -

The prisoner had been four or five years in the
service of Mr. Fowler, and had charge of the plate.
About the 25th of July, as Mrs. Fowler was about
to leave London for Ed nburgh, sbe sent the gro)m
to the pr;soner for the silver, which prisoner said
she should have. It was, however, not forth-
coming; and npon renewed app!ication by the
groom, the accused adniit-el he had pawned it.
A number of pawnbrokers produced various
articles of plate, and it transpired by their testi-
mony that prisoner hicrbeen for a long time past
in the hib t of pawning iris master's plate, and re-
deeming it as it. was want6d.
Lew s, jon., again and again stronAy urged
that the ca'e only anaAintei to on) of unl
pawning.
The gAtleman on the oth-r side pressed a com-
mittal for felony ; and Mr. Pay nte,r having con-
curred with hint in opinion that it was a case f r a

jury, instructions. were given t) prere depo-
preparesitions for the-prisoner's commit al for trial.
Ou t!.ei application of Mr. Lewis, Mr. Paynter
consented to take bail' in 2001., with 48 -hours'
nut:co.

111 A.RLBOAOITGH-ST REE r. - THE MARINE
MOTEL BURGLARY.—Mr. Coleman, superintendent
f po'ice for Sttnga e, a diviy,ion of the Kent con-
stabul ry, op-cea. ed. at this court with a warrant
for the delivery of the twO soldi• rs, John Williams,
of the 98th and James
,Gii101), 72d
landers, who,. it.w.ll be'recollected, un lerwent an
examination on • Monday last before Mr.' Boadvn,
charged, principally on the confession of Galor.),
with a committal of a seies of serious offences,'
two being burglaries
.at h•ttels in that county. It
w is. e'be•recollected that the confession sta• ed
they had undergone examination Lefore the Knt