The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-20 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Ard

IN RE ROBERTON. ,het,
The hearing of this ease took place some time back, 0
it was reported in The Sun. The insolvent now appeared
Court to receive judgment. t 0
111 r. Commissioner HARRIS said the insolvents con,A ul;rgg
getting credit from the opposing creditor to such a ;0.
amount, without informing him that he had executed able,
rant of attorney in favour of another person, was inexcl"4o-.
However, as he had been a long time in confinement
,I!tied
and had not availed himself of bail, the Court felt
to pass a more lenient sentence upon him than it Nvoiliuwo,
der other circumstances. The judgment of the Courtoor.,
that he be remanded, at the suit of one or more of his crec
for eight months from the date of his vesting order.

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POLICE . IN T tti,LItiENCE.
BOW -S TI?EE 7'.
• John Wilson was placed at the bar before Mr. P„,,lis
charged with stealing a pillow and a blanket from his
lodgings. 01';
The protecutrix stated that she did not wish to 0000
punish the prisoner ; if she could get her things back she a the
be satisfied ; the prisoner had confessed to having paved
articles, and the pawnbroker was in attendance. lei,
The prisoner, in extenuation, pleaded great povertersoss;
tress, and his having lived four years in the prosecutrit vio
Mr. JARDINE said he could not help that • these rreesei
robberies were getting of very frequent, nay, that;
occubesa
and the only way to put estop to them was by sending
trial.—The prisoner was fully committed to take his trio
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
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ASSAULTING THE POLICE.-11r. William Clarke, - dor
man of fashionable appearance, and who carries on an ort'
sive business as a herald chaser and embosser, living io;oissif
street, Goldee-square, with his wife, a delicate, pretty uei
woman, were placed at the bar, charged with committinf 0 of
lent assault upon four police-constables in the execuul'arrOlo(
their duty. It appeared that some altercation 0c.,81,
between the male defendant and police-constable No• •10
the C division, about two yesterday morning, oppositLasitti
residence of the former, and a scuffle ensuing, the d
family who had been aroused by the contention cotp
melee amongst the complainant and three other poi athti°
stables who came to his assistance. The female delete title.
her energetic defence of her better half, actually for
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keeping at • bay three of the police, left
cyslio)
marks of a brass-candlestick on their heads and faces
she would do on the part of her lord and master. .se tr.
Mr. .NIALTEY—It is a foolish affair altogether ; but os.
Sault upon the police is proved, and therefore I shall tine or It'
Clark 300., or 14 days imprisonment ; and his wife 10''
days' imprisonment.—The fines were immediately pelt'
UNA O.:Vet/ALL.
Occrs
r Two medical students, who gave their names se wise'.ce
and Clbirles Butler, wale charged with creating a di3tite Old
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and breaking the windows in a gentleman's house
Kent-road, and assaulting the constable while in the e-
of his uty. .103°-
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1 Policd e-constable 2.56 P, stated that the prisoners e
tj sts at
and making a disturbance at a house in the Ken=se°:istVoo
2 o'clock en Monday night. Saw Wilson break two usly,
when he went up to him to take him into cuss reteis
doing which Butler struck him, and attempted itey,stehe
Wilson; he sprang his raAle, and another constabse,
his assistance, and took them both to the statien-esni the.ra
' gentleman whose windows were broken is a friend
and will not attend. er
„ ty
Mr. Teaser. fined them 20s. each for the astaun,:elt
tiered them to enter into their own recognizances t°
peace.
WORSHIP-STREET.
James Parker, a young man of shabby-genteel allth ti's I
who stated himself to be an accountant, was cha' entsVuf
ing obtained, hy'means of false and fraudulent reeve 5
irsidsti
a great number of printed books from different to
libraries. at shed •
esf.
It appeared that Hayward, a police-constable , sul
the Court, was sent for to the house of Mr. Vau-lie 1",01,3
agent, &c., in Union-street, Spitalfields, wheresucings,so
the prisoner, whom Mr. Vane. charged with' h u'ost
him a quantity of books, which he suspected „
stolen.. Mr. Vain delivered to the officer betsveett-eievb bree
three dozen volumes of novels and romance; „es toper
prisoner had sold to him, and amongst the euesbeeti`e
volumes of Ainsworth's " Jack Sheppard," whisk; Doe' rer,
had just offered for sale. The prisoner said that i"t tear
longed to his father, who lived at Roehampton, bus teldros,
ing him Hayward found in his pocket the print7,sieesa
to
Mr. Draper, the owner of a librar at Stoke IN fottt,fste
whom the three volumes " Jacky
Sheppard" vleri,sera sect'
belong, the prisoner having obtained them only' alhe. ,
his apprehension upon the false representation tiara her; iise
sent for them by Mi. Thrapson, a subscriber to tb
oot fadice•
In his defence the prisoner repeated the state fee b
nest,
made to the officer, that the books were the prerft)lToed')sis out
The Magistrate remanded the prisoner until be
when it is expected that several cases will
against him. %colt'
I,se
mej st
EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE Or I)l%persoftna
silli.—Yesterday morning divine service oat'itnie wre=
the Institution of the Refuge for the Adult
p Dert,rsekose cd°
ov:trir
th
iit
Dumb, in Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. 1"-nsi '°` • es 11
was composed chiefly of deaf and dumb
the first attempt at instructing in scriptur3corateu.e se
public worship that class of the suffering of esasitire 101'
bowing under the deprivation of the senses „ea io cene
speaking ever made. The service was condo sting =j,if 1
ss
lowing manner, and presented a most intere erfoille ebicll
Mr. Rosser, a deaf and cumb gentlemen! P sersicer'upisliti.
may be so termed, selections from the morninto the
was done by making signs with his fingers,
ro o'l heeds
with which he did it was wonderful. The Issw° a 14.3' marl
delivered entirely by pantomimical gestures, the emu
After, but coo'
tiful specimen of expressive silence.
service Mr. J. G. Simper's delivered a 5b.7.1 it Zesr.osg,
discourse from the 35th chapter of Isaiahciii.ow of
veyed to his audience through the oc reSesr his
lie slowly proceeded, by Miss Janet Crouch, eet whtwsas
telligent little girl, only eight years of !Este the 57,eteiti'llt
neither deaf nor dumb, is as conversant " he
of t— ,b. 3
oldest of the adult deaf and dumb meow,,e4 she v°- At i"by
The rapidity of the child's motions, by ussnisbirig ask,'
discourse delivered by Mr. Simpson, sval werojes,te
conclusion of the discourse the deaf and ereeetlY singut
the same medium of signs whether that...Po/std. ded by
what hod been delivered, to which theY,t7:, exPusn service `hl
lar spectacle of the holy Scriptures heale. Isart!et 0
was altogether of a most impressive setortisutionnltiaatioS'
tr
be continued fur the present at the is is e° this See"' it
buildings every Sunday morning. It suion with) of Ill'utßeo
have a regtear place of worship in cenne`sorymeruarttof'inhstr
pdasb.bireseeo.
for the deaf' and dumb portion of the
is estimated there are in London alone,. benefits time
will thus be establed to participate in rhea up to this
ing of the Gospel, from which they hav
debarred.
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BIRTH 'cuunte
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On the 16th inst., in s=aran-place'' the "Vow,
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of a daughter, still born. eroshire, Mr!'
er, col, the
On the 12th inst., at Aileen. l'
..htil, near LIT r
Alf the 14th inst., it
daughter. of John Bentley,
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of
On the 16th inst., the ladyllr,
of
ontrlelde
IS6mthithin,iEt.s,q,.%,irof. sAtilfarues,doiliearii,
lady Of
scent,
the wire
On lie 16;h inst., in Park-
wington,
Robins, of a son. square
House, Lancashire, of a daughter. the
Eit°
the Rev. J. C. Burns, ofta chug lady lady of eau,..htere•
On the 2 ith ult., at Horruetestrr.tof twin 0 n the 17th inst., in Gibson:ter.
Esq., eltio-t son of Sir C. Elton, 11
bone , mar 0=
of Donght:s.qs.t,reoef tn,
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.141, Edwarder;
sou --e't
Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, to Eninni,a,m,
Samuel felt,
On Dunstan plate
PneY' daughter of •
On the 16th inst., at Massie a
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Essex, to
daughter
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y:rdALujniitlttaoLn",,.CNCV.hers3r.rdi B eu part.
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On the 12th ult., at Guernsy,tert
aged 89. ,
Freda
At Highgate-rise, Mr. T....._Nfuras„, 'Devonshire
Native Infantry.
of the 20th Regiment Bombay
F°Ownke'thEesql.s'tsholiincistt::,in
son
Captain il
Canes o.ng
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Guernsey, a-e(
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the County Qf Middlesex, Virqdflefrtlay , April 20, 164%.