The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-13 00:00:00

SOC.I'HTVARK.

An application was made to Mr. A'Beckett for a
, warrant against a woman known by the name of
Louisa Beauchamp, for obtaining various sums of
money from William Bond, of New Church street,
Bermondsey, under the pretence of procuring for
him a fortune of 50,0001., which she alleged he was
entitled to by the decease of a relative at Ipswich.
The applicant described that the person against
whom he made the application called at the house of
his sister some time since in apparent distress, as-
serting that she had been wrecked on her passage
home from India, and that although she was related
to some families of distinction, and amongst them to
the Duke of Buccleuch, she yet felt a strong repug-
nance to making her situation known to them. She
then expressed a, wish to take apartments in the
house, and promised that upon the receipt of a consi-
derable sum of money which she was entitled to, and
in daily expectation of receiving, she would liquidate
whatever debt she might contract there. Upon these
representations she became an inmate of the dwelling,
and applicant, believing that he was entitled to some
property at Ipswich, mentioned the subject to the
new lodger, who at once undertook the management
of the business, saying that it would be necessary
before they proceeded any further in the matter to
obtain certain registers and other documents showing
that he was entitled to the property in question,
adding, that if he advanced her the necessary
means to go to , Ipswich she would proceed
thither forthwith, and she assured hires that
from her connexion with the aristocracy she had a
licence to examine all documentary papers having re-
ference to such matters, and that she had the entree
of the different public ofices for that purpose. Ap-
plicant, having reliance in the truth of the statement,
accordingly advanced her 21. on that occasion, and she
started for Ipswich, from which place and Norwich
and Yarmouth he received a number of letters, which
he handed to the magistrate. The letters were from
Louisa Beauchamp, some of which were read, and all
written by a person evidently well experienced in
epistolary correspondence on the subject to which
they referred. The writer Mentioned that she was
most successful in her inquiries, and had got a clue to
property to which applicant was entitled, and re-
quested a remittance to enable her to prosecute the
business to a successful issue. In another epistle from
Norwich the writer described that in the course of
her examination for the necessary documents to este-
-1 blish his right and title to property left him at Yer-
mouth, she had discovered that he was also entitled to
a fortune of 50,0001., and she concluded by calling
upon him fur more money to pay the expenses she in-
curred in obtaining the necessary information to put .
him in possession of that large amount. The appli-
cant had at various times advenced money, to her to
the amount of 20/., and, finding that all she had
written on the subject of the property alluded to in
her letters was false, bad since made some inquiries
about her, and ascertained that she had (brained
money by similar means from other parties,. and be
added that his motive in corning forward on the pre-
sent
occasion w;ls to put the public on their guard ,
against a pers.-)n tlf such a chlrlct,-.r. . . ! ,

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upon by a parson who came to his sister's house in
apparent distress, and who described that she. had
been ahiPirrecked. •

. The applicant said that she really was a woman of
such insinuating address that she completely threw
him off his guard, and that. he transmitted the money
upon the faith of her representing that she could pro-
cure the necessary documents for him at Ipswich to
prosecute his claim to property there to Which he was
entitled.
Mr. ATECEETT complied . with the application,
and granted a warrant for the apprehension of the
person complained against.
LAMBF, TH. •
Mr. William Edward Eicke, and Mr. Henry Septi-
nzus .Eicke, who stand charged, the former with the
commiision of a forgery and 'extensive fraud on the •
South-Western Railway Company, and the latter
with being an accessory to the fraud after the fact,
were again placed at the bar before Mr: Elliott, for
further examination.
Mr. L. Crombie, from the office of Messrs. Bur-
cham and Dalrymple, solicitors to the company, at-
tended for the prosecution, and Mr. Games appear
on behalf of the prisoners.
Mr. Crombie, addressing the magistrate, said be
wes not prepared with any further evidence at present,
to strengthen the case against the prisoners Heory
Septimus Eicke, but should apply for a further re-
mand as respected him, and should his Worship
be
disposed to grant his request, he had no objection to
his being released upon a lower' amount than that
which he had been called upon on .a previous day to
find.
.11r. Enr,rox observed that .he had looked oarefallf
through the evidence, and his decided impression woe,
that there was nothing in it to support the joint
indictment against the prisoner Henry Septimus
Eicke.
Some discussion followed ,between the magistrate,
Mr. Crombie, and Mr. Games, which ended in the dis-
charge of Henry Septimus Eicke ; the company Wl',
ing still the power to indict him at the Old Beilei
for conspiracy to defraud.
Further evidence against the other. prisoner was
then gone into, after which
Mr. Crombie said he had other witnesses to call,
whose testimony would occupy some considerable
time, and at that late hour of the evening be would
not call them, but would request a remand to a future
day, when they would be in attendance.
Mr. Games said he had no objection to a remand,
as it was quite impossible for him to prepare a de-
fence for his client, if he was sent for trial to the ,
pre-
sent session, and, therefore, if committed, he shoolt;
have to get consent to have the case postponed, en',
under the circumstances he was desirous for a rcalen'
beyond the session..
Mr. Crombie said that on the part of the company
it was by no means his wish to press anything harshly
against the prisoner, and the further examination *O5
adjourned for a week, Mr. Elliott peremptorily refus-
ing

FROM THE LONDON GAZET

OF TUESDAY.
DIVIDENDS.

At the Court, Basinghall-street.
E. Dixon, Gravesend, oil and colourman, July 4c at
eleven—W. Brown, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, 01S,1'
stone merchant, July 2, at one—W. Harper, Cowper's"
court, Cori:hill, merchant, duly 2, at twelve.

In the Country.
J. Harrington, Manchester, commission agent, lola,
Caunton, Nottinghamshire, farmer, July 4, at eleven,
the Court, Manchester.

PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.
S. Firth, Leeds, linen draper, ss.' any Tuesdq? be'
tween eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Hope, Leeds
T. Walley and P. W. Hardwick, Oxford-street, drs"
pers, 205., on Thursday, the 13th inst., and the Orr
following Thursdays, between eleven and two, at the
office of Mr. Stansfeld, Basioghall-street.
T. Keasley and J. L. Keasley, Church street, Black"
friars-road, and Walsall, Staffordshire, tanners, is., 011
Thursday, June 13, and the three following Thursdon
between eleven and two, at the office cf Mr. Stansfelut
Basin ghall-street.
C. Sneezum, Woodbridge, Suffolk, grocer, 3s. 71, On
Thursday, June 13, and the three followingThursdaYel
between elavea and two, at the office of Mr. Stansfelu'
Basinghall-street.
W. Woods and• S. Thomas, Cheapside, wholossl:
hardwaremen, 55,, on Thursday, June 13, and the all'he;
following Thursdays, between eleven and two, at 1'"
office of Mr. Stanefeld, Basinghall•street.
J. Dailey and A. Inskipp, Long-lane, Bermondsey:
leather manufacturers, 1 15-16 d., on Thursday, Jen° 1d
and the three following Thursdays, between °levee 110
two, at the office of Mr. Stansceld, Basinghall-street•
J. Webster, Southgate, dealer in mining shares, Ow
on Monday, May 10, and two subsequent Mondays•.°_,°-
tween eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Cann''
Birehin-lane.
W. B. Bieber, Little Britain, plumber, Is. 113-clef°
Monday, 10th inst.. and two subsequent Mondays, be-
tween eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Ceallu.n'
Birchin-lane.
H. Biers, Carlton-villa% ;
Edgware-road, 7d , on WI
day, 10th inst., and:two subsequent Mondays, betsce,e
eleven and three, at the offiee of Mr. Cannan, Birch°.
lane.
C. Williams, Charlton-street, Somers Town; 35- 04n'any Wednesday, between eleven and three, at the vfh
of Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street.
NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES.
In the Country.
3. Hollingworth, Kingston-upon-Hull, shiPownegr'
July 3, at half-past twelve, at the Town-hall. Kingston"
upon-Hull—T. Ross, jun.,lturton Joyce, Nottnir,ll674-
shire, braid manufacturer, July 12, at ten, at the (Wi;t.e.
Nottingham—D. H. Beresford, Stockport, Ch°s'h.,or.
linendraper, July 4, at eleven, at the Court, Manchss""

CEI-ITIFCA GRANTED. re,
J. 0. Surtees, Wigenore-street, Cavendish-m:1118th
print seller, certificate of the third class—Elizaue",
Aydou and T. W. Ferguson, Newcastle-upon-111V,
grocers and ta, dealers, certificate of the third 0'64;
after 21 days, from Juno 6—J. Hill, ProsPe'lla
place, Holloway, builder, certificate of the sue.
class—O. Davison, Alnwick, Northumberland, ley,
penter, certificate of the second clas3.—H. Bea, r,
Southtown, Suffolk, bricklayer, stonemason, limeburn.
and coal merchant, certificate of the third cloit, of
Young, Manby, •Lincolnshire, innkeeper, certifiO3'''
the third class, after two years from June 5.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1„,u1
J. Taylor and M. W. Taylor, Penrith, Cumber—
physician—J. Barlow and C. Barlow, Liverpool, Pr3ll,
brokers—T. Auster and N. H. Smith, Birming"ri
merchants—s',. Prickett and B. T. Noakes, Ayleebues:
attorneys —W. Marshall, jun., and T. lfig-
Ncttingliam, plumbers—W. MeareF, sen., and J. J.
wick, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, truitererg
1
Topott and J. D. Walker, Nottingham, tp.„,ulr-
-C. Gabel' and A. R. Gabel], Crickhowell, P,1;'011,
nockshire, solicitors J. Anderson and 11. 111,Thir•
South Shields, chain and anchor manufacturers 6..„
Speakman and C. Speakman, Salfird, cotton sPi.l:lller G.
H. James and Hannah James, Nottingham, hosiers arse
Wickham and W. Wickham, Hawkhurst, sent, d,r,ard
and grocers—R. Tinsley and J. Holt, Salford, si"%tue,
worsted dyers—W. Neineger and D. Humel, Brig
clockmakers.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Richard Brown, Aspatria, Cumberland, boot and
maker.
Thomas Wills, Egloshayle, Cornwall, farmer,
George Souther% Brambling, Ickham, Kent, grocer'
William Ruglvs, Canterbury, assistant to a tarcOr'ker,
John Littler, New Ferry, Bebbington, Cheshire, "0.
Samuel Pitt, Little Dean, Gloucestershire, &bolo" VII'
William Frank, otherwise Franks, Long Sutton/
colnshire, farmer and labourer.

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SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. --- Lot- 1,•
The Learned Judges who are to go upon'this circuit, t'',e fol•
Chief Baron and Mr. Justice Erle, have appointed tii,„everal
lowing days for opening the commission in the %Os
counties :—Herts, Wednesday July 10, at Hertford. Vic 22.
Monday, July, 15, at Chlemsford ; Sussex, Monday' ilSurrey,
at Lewes; Kent, alonday, July 29, at Maidstone;
Monday, August 5, at Guildford. 004
[ ADVERTISEMENT.] -A Ltver Complaint o,l,hoassi
hopeless nature cured by Holloway's
Clark, of Lake George, New South Wales, was seriouslYal3Aoo,
for years with a liver complaint. His medical ett.e: that
after trying all their skill, candidly gave their ow° ectiog
his case was hopeless. In this situation, and when ell' frieed
that every day would terminate his earthly career, 5. that
recommended him to try Holloway's Pills, hie' • t,
he knew a person who was cured by them of that ecourakivg
Ho adopted the advice and found a speedy relief fOra health'
assurl e,
them, and in a short time he was perfectly restored to 00flo.
—Sold by all vendors of medicines and at Profe°9B"
way's Establishment, 244, Strand, London.

BIRTHS.
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On the Bth jut., at COlieF ttlAe-los dOgNe, Cranborne, P°rs
wife of Captain Douglas Curry, R.N.
On the i Otis inst., at Haterville. near Esher, the 11013 *
Ill°.
Oliver William Lambert. ~ Arra. J,Dn the liith inst., at the Avenue, Streatlia"
Khwerslev Hooper. geretoll'
On theBth inst , at Tortworth, the Hon. 01' ''''
, OF A DAUGIITEIL roof the
On the 10th inst., at Devoran, Cornwall, the °j
Rev. F. C. Jacls„son. iclialti
On the 10th inst., in St. Giles', s!reet, Oxford, Mrs.
James Sp of
the wife -
On the 9th inst., at Siiiple Parsonage, Sussex'
the Re:. Francis BourdillionY
MARRIED. Johann Geerg
On the 6th inst., at St. Luke's, Chel ea
Jo v Georg
Edouard, second son of the late Captain 'Wetterhab; the
' Mayence-on-the•Rhine, to Caroline, eldest daughter of
late Griffin, of Leadenhall-street, London. „,,,b .e,
At All Saints, Leamington,
son of the late. Admiral Robert Murray, to Anne, relic'.
the late W. J. Young-,, Esq., of Boinl_
.e.n.i,..ii. J 110 81r'
On the 4th inst., at Moness-house, Perthshire, Jo
L. Campbell, Esq, of Glenfallock, aged 63.
on the Bth in Stephen 1),!.. Jot
G. Fitz.
On the Bth inst., Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas ~,,
Gerald. of 'rurlough- park, county of Mayo, Ireland. ye..
On the ith inst., at Fontainebleau. 'Frederick .g. -`' 'of
nolds, Elsa., author of " Miserramus," &c., and eldest sop
the late F. Reynolds, the celebrated dramatist. lath
Oa the ith inst., in Edinburgh, Mary, widow of the
G;.merat Sir James Hay, K.C.11., Colonel of the 2d Drag°
Guards.
On the 10th inst., in Grosvcnar-square, Sir George VIVA
Bart., of Mickleharn, Surrey. d 70,
On the 11th inst., at iN ortli-bank, Regent's •park, ag- A-
Elizabeth, wife of Limtenart-Colonel James Conway. , :, ~,
At the Royal-circus, Edinbureh, cn the 6th inst.,
aiett, relict of the late Sir W. Etiott, of Stobs, Bast• •CV
A' I', re,-,wi ..1, ~ ,••• , •r- Mr. •
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