The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-01 00:00:00

OUTRAGE IN CHARLES-STREET.

MAR on ou rf-S TREE T. --e Yesterday Mary Haggerty,
Maria Angel, and Thomas Burnell, were placed at the htir and
underwent another examination before G.• B. MAI NWARING,
Esq., the sitting Magistrate, on the charge of throwing Thayers
out of the window of a house in Charles-street, Drury-lane:—
Considerable light has been thrown on this infamous attack by
the confession of Hannah Pethick, one of the persons charged,
and who is admitted as King's evidence, and by the evidence of
a woman who lodged in the house. -
James Thaversdeseribed the-attack made on him in the same
manner and terms as we have already laid it before the public,
adding, that he conceives he saw Angel in the room when he
was attacked by a man, whom she assisted.
Hannah Pethick was sworn, and =described ,the bringing of
Thayers into the house, and subsequently the quarrel about he
change which Was given him. She said that in consequence of
striking Angel he was attacked- by Burnell, went up stairs'and
fought him in the room.- Burnell was assisted by Maria Angel,
and the uproar being very great, i:he went to call the watch, and
on her return with him the roan was thrown from the window.
The patrole and' watchman of Charles-street swore, that when
1 they were going towards' the house. with Pethick, the man had
fallen from the window, and • declared it impossible that she
could have pushed him out.
Sarah Brown stated, that on her returning to her lodgings in
the house, where- the outrage took-place, she was informed of
the circumstance, and also heard that it was out of her roOnt.
window the man -.fell, he having burst open the door, and
rushing to the window, opened it,• and flung himself out.
This she conceived impossible, as' the door was fastened,
and her room bore all the appearance of a long and des-
perate conflict. On her,-going into the prisoner Haggerty's
room (this woman leas the keeper of the house) she saw Burnell
moving about apparently very much agitated. Angel appeared
alsO to be very much agitated. A, person suddenly came into
the room, and said '"_Tlie man is Alead." _ Burnell then ran
up stairs,...changed.his.clothes, came down-, and fled-out of the
house, seemingly trembling very much. Angel and the woman
Haggerty were shortly afterwards taken to the watch-house.---
Maria Angel wore the same dress as Pethick, and is of the
same stature. • • :-
Mr. Price was called, and positively maintained that Pethick
was in the room when the man fell, although frequently assured
that the contrary had been proved.,
Scott, of Bow-street, said? that on his apprenheding ißurtiell
he was disguised, and on being asked why he.disguisedhimself,
hesaid, "- To avoid the traps:" (offl -.tars).
The Magistrate called upon the prisoners fo their defence.
Haggerty denied .having any participation in the attack on
Thayers ; Angel said she was not in the ,room ; and Burnell
said the man fell out of the window, being drunk.
Mr. MAiNtwAniNc then said,. that part of this intricate busi-
ness having been brought to light, and evidence hkving been ad,
duced to prove a case sufficient to Warranthis committing Burnell
and Maria Angel for trial, he should send them to Newgate, and:
they would shortly have the opportunity of telling their stories
to a jury, who would give .them their opinion as to its truth.
Sufficient evidence not having been produced against the woman
Haggerty, she should be remanded.
Burnell and Maria Angel were then committed to Newgate
for trial and Mary Haggerty was remanded. Pethick was or.
tiered to' be detained.

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