The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-19 00:00:00

For the Respondents—Mr. Kelly and Mr. Anderson•
Deans, Hope, and Dunlop, Fludyer-street, agents.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, June 18.
(Sittings at Nisi Prius.)
NEWTON 7.7. ROWE AND NORMAN.
At the sitting of the Court this morning, Mr. Cockr,b,litilef
addressed the jury at great length, for the plaintiff. '4"
Justice Tindal u the evidence.
The jury retiredsummed to consider their verdict, and, a•—'4eT•llict
absence of several hours, returned into Court with vnit
for the plaintiff on the first issue, damages one farthing;64
the second for the defendant ; on the third for the 01;14
damages one farthing; and on the fourth for the defend'

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT'
OLD COURT.
(Before the RECORDER.)
Daniel Dearlove, aged 35, chemist, was indicted for fell
niously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Alm
Dearlove, and stealing two bank notes of 1001. each, el
sovereigns, and other moneys, his property.
secution, and
Mr. Wilkins conducted the case for the pro
Mr. Clarkson defedede prisoner.
The facts of this case had very recently been hef°re—othet
public when the charge was investigated at s'iLambeth-
Police-office. The prisoner was the prosecutor's nePhe!' oet
The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and the pr's°eo.
was also proved to have been before convicted of fe,e
The RECORDER inquired whether there was arty
likely to lead to the recovery of any portion of the P
pertyMr.? The ocers said theeved not
PAYNE suggested that ifbeli judgment. was resPl
possibly the prisoner might give some information 11P°
the subject.
The RECORDER said that the robbery was wantonyo
mischievous, as the bonds and deeds were of great 0
to the prosecutor, while they were perfectly useless
the thief. such

Mr. PA NE then exhorted the prisoner to gives ;he
information as would lead to the recovery °f

property. ut it
The prisoner remarked that he knew no more sb°than the table that stood before him. soot
Mr. PAYNE remarked that no one could believe
he stated. ser
The prisoner was called up for judgment, and
tented to be transported for fifteen years.
The Court then adjourned to Monday, July 1. hiS
His Majesty the King of Saxony, attended la a
suite, and accompanied by the Lord Mayor, Lo
teed
Wellesley,Baron Gersdorff, and other gentlemen, ell tifsv
the Court during the above trial, and sat for some die
upon the Bench, apparently a good deal interested in
proceedings.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
(YESTERDAY.)
CLERKENWELL. fete
Two young men, named Downan and Hooker'
charged with the following outrageous conduct sol•
The prisoners went into the upper gallery of the Der
ler's Wells Theatre on the previous night. 111!.0' to
formance had hardly commenced when they be6;id
make noises of the most offensive description, e sot'
loud as to be heard in every part of the house• Sete
withstanding the repeated cries of " order,'' °cote
soners became more vociferous, and the actors
unable to proceed with the performance, which mon'
brought to a stand. The check-taker, Vincent Stoirosed
remonstrated with the prisoners, upon which theLtso
such language as to disgust every body in the tllito,
He attempted to remove them, but they attack e° outb•
and beat him so, that the blood flowed froth his re'
At length the police arrived, and the prisoners Wei.
moved to the station-house. Attel

In default of the payment of fine, they were col
to pris?n for seven days each. the ell
Two young men, named Andrews and
a potman, and the other a lodger in the liteici ivitil
Hounds public-house, Bloomsbury, were charg teddelh
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stealing 4/. and a watch, the property of Mr.
the landlord.
or the
The prisoners broke into the bar on the night which
9th instant, and abstracted the money and watch, s viree,
were in the till. They immediately decamped, at the
arrested some days after;—Pratt, the lodger,,,he po,'
Queen's Theatre, in Tottenham court-road, and the
min St. Giles's. Pratt,
re 0
The prisoners admitted their guilt, and were —P6ie
nsitted for trial.

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UNIVERSITY INTELL/G-r"--
OXFORD, JUNE 13.—An election to two Fellows the
in University College will be held on Wednesto Of
s, 30th of October. One, on the foundation of Wi'"- to
Durham, is open, with a preference, cmteris paribuoo
persons born in the parts nearest to Durham. Atvocithoo
on the foundation of Sir Simon Bennet, is open eslY
who have been, or are, scholars on his foundation. before
didates are required to call upon the Master on or fel'
Friday, the 25th of October; and candidates for there
lowships on the foundation of William of Durham a lace
the same time required to deliver certificates of the P
the
of their birth and of their baptism, together wituthel
usual testimonials from the college or hall of which
may be members.
The Ellerton Theological prize (the Contrast of f
ture Prophecy with the Oracles and Divination of
Heathens) has been awarded to Mr. Robert Wm
Busher, M.A., scholar of Worcester College.
,4 010
On Thursday last Mr. Henry Hayton
elected a scholar of Queen's College, on the 01a -
dation.
The Bodleian Library will be shut on Tne-hie
Wednesday, and Thursday next week, on account
commemoration.

PREFERMENTS. Blair, Rev. John, to the curacy of New Shore oak
Sussex. re
Carpenter, Rev. George, to the curacy of St. Ge°
in-the-East, London. of
Carr, Rev. John, M.A., Balliol College, to be °lle
the chaplairs to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln.
Cooke, Rev. William, to the curacy of ADD
Church, Middlesex.
Day, Rev. J. J., third master of Sherborne Gla„orie
School, Dorsetshire, to be second master of the
tary School, Blackheath. Beo'
Duncombe, Rev. William, late curate of SneatoOt
Whitby, to the vicarage of Crowle, Lincolnshire• to of
Evans, Rev. John, M.A., Christ Church, cuts
Prees, Shropshire, to the perpetual curacy of ".,-"T;ge.
Green, Rev. Edward Dyer, head master of .14144,, ,
Grammar School, to the curacy of Pitney, Sortirer:claoc"
Jarman, Rev. James, to the rectory of -I.'"
Cornwall. ;clOte.

Jackson, Rev. James, M.A., to the rectory 0f• L Bfla~:
Kershaw, Rev. Thomas Atherton, M.A., -I°l—,,,o°'",
College, to the rectory of Milton, near Nort"-
vacant by the cession of Dr. Pemberton. 0
attge
Kingdon, Rev. Samuel Nicholson, to the ;
Bridgerule, Cornwall. f Great
Lutt, Rev. Edward Kefford, to the curacy
Woolston, Bucks. 0f tb

Mormington, Rev. George, B.A head Master filter
Grammar Schools Monmouth, to the vicarage °f Jame
well, Leicestershire, in the room of the late 10"
Powell, 55 years incumbent of that parish. Aldo
Parmeter, Rev. John Dent, to the rectory O'
tb°
ford, with Attlebridge vicarage, Norfolk. hi to
Taylor, Rev. Fitzwilliam John, Christ Cbure
rectory of West Ogwell. litiP c-
to
Townsend, Rev. James Smith, late curate of • die v-
to the vicarage of Coleridge, Devon, vacant by
sion of the Rev. John White Johns. 0,, to
Larken, Rev. Edmund Robert, Trinity Celleb 3frf
rectory of Burton by Lincoln.
The Rev. Edward Meyrick Goulburn, Feliew,ol°
ton, has been present ,d by that college to the e"
~,o etn'
Holywell, in this city.
The following is a programme of the Pr—e•
during the grand commemoration week:— 1, IL Ole
M6nday.—First fr)stival ball, in the Town-.-1/ in
T.iesday.—Performance of Handel's Messiah' 901:
Theatre.
Anniversary meeting )f the Governors of tbeopri/of
cliffe Infirmary, and sermon at St. Mary's, in tOO
ing, by the Lord 13:shop of Chichester, for the be cod
the charity. 01 "Of
The exhibition of the Oxfordshire Horticult
erdog d
ciety will take place in the afternoon,
in the ve°
Worcester College. The promenade will be eo t
g
Di*
by bands of music.
The procession of boats will take place on the ty
ha
Welf-ast seven in the eg. pdnesday.—Grandvenin miscellaneous eoneert
0
theatre; ball in the evening. ode" Pipe
Thursday.—Enccenia, or celebration of .°II of
benefactors, in the theatre ; and recitation io
compositions. Grand miscellaneous concert
afternoon.

daoOugnnhtthtelerie. 6th inst., Mrs.atßorpßoTrtHo,BJ. R. Th"°ll3s4)ller' w'A
Birch, Esq.,l3th of
ainssoto,.in Wetheck-street, the lad,' of
ref
oil
i
On the 13th inst, at Edinburgh, the f Cape
° , Of'
Ffrench, of the 26th Regiment, of ii, son. , rrhoia'
On the 15th inst., at Gower-street, the lady ca '-- t,
Greene, Esq., of a son. .ftd-#' e
On the 15th inst., Mrs. A. B. Vyse, of Sutherland- 0
he il Sutherland-Square, Walworth, of a son.
Kent' t- le!
On the 15th inst., at Beckenham Lodge, . '
COI Hulbert Wathen, Esq., of a daughter. y of
On the 16th Inst., at Stamford-hill, the lad
Frederick Weber, Esq., of a daughter. of go
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On the 17th inst., in Guildford-street, the WY
Wharton, Esq., of a daughter. 0
MARRIED. 066
On the 10th ult., at the residence of the Britishhter of
Naples, Joseph Delafield, Eso , to Eloisa, "lig e'
pcPeot.
Cavaliere Bevere, of Naples. `. t. ta!, Ata ,i,
On the 11th inst., at P epplestone, Jour' gist flab A-
Ferrachie and Grandhorrie,'Lieutenant of the„ pc?
to Eliza Deborah, your, daughter of T. wrap e&.,
~,,,
vocate, Aberdeen. ',gest aug
.Dr toe' 7°'
On the lit h inst , at Gronville, Jersey, Joha l'e Seori°
to Anna, dau + St. .0.
~/„.inle,.,/.1
Jersey. ht
of the Rev. J. Beatty', t).•
On the 15th inst., at St. Peter's Church,...,ir-i-- of
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Charles. Frederick, third son of R. B. Pollard,A V.
hous,e,, Brompton, to Jane, youngest daughta
avi., Theresa-terrace, Hammersmith. of
0,1
DIED. ci , est a°
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W. Robertson,hel2thins
t,a
Esq.,
Leeds,A sFsirsetadnerti.ccoraFrerner„,r, ' )40°7
t o°oi
the late .
to On the 13th inst., aged 11, Basil John ~e,. bro oft)
also, on the 16th inst , aged 8, George .Alexanu„,idie,
the above, and second and only son of Basil .151. u'"
Leig, eldesthef o
Ordnance-office, Tower. ,1 ss4'
G. 110 Wig' otsfor
On the 14th inst., at Brussels, Mr. E. —.‘,o,-. islo
On the 14th inst., Anna Matilda, relict of P. ;Ales,
On the 15th inst., Emily, the wife of P. '''" 1" /Oil
ate
Fitzroy-square.
C hOa rnr itnhge T Lawson,
toln6,thEsqin. inst., Elizabeth, daughter of the 94„
On the 17th inst., at Euston-square, ~0113 „i 65.
late Alderman of the Ward of Bread-street, ag`

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