The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-20 00:00:00

Oats

to the many cpporturities the yrisot,er
service of Mr. Laithman, of stud nig
relations with the imitkiog-tious,• of
and the s)stein of business adored t.,"
preposterous that a pang man like in';
life had been spent in twesn the tt354
stand—was it not ridiculous, he asked, s'
young man so situated, should have
not only with his master's banking lige
mode of business pursued by the bankt
And who were the witnesses to prove
handwriting ? The manager of a loaa •
clerk ; and, without urging motives
tkmen, he would ask, how it was fin'sl,k
swear that the whole of these bills, and
the notes, were written by the prisoner, ;
jury), could, on personal examinatioa;
ments, see that it was physically iinPt
person, no matter how clever that iudl 1.
to forge so ably so many different hands-iiii
nesses4tad positively sworn that all wasi
prisoner. The second point, that ofpa'sl
did, he confessed, in the first blush, strik!,,
ing, but the jury would find on examinaji,
suspicious appearances were easily 'lee
prisoner had, it was very true, passed
all probability it had been received in
business, fur even the witness from the ;11'
proved that his dealings in cabs were o,
and could it now be asked by the pin
for the defence should prove from whota
a note some two years ago ? Was
thereto
tive evidence to show that this 11'0E10'
nestly come by ? Had they anything 1101:
or reckless expenditure on the part °A
No. Was there a single attempt w.',l
the young man with the person who bl
produce of these bills ? No. Althntig
banking clerks had been called, not 0ne.,133
say that the prisoner was that man ;
therefore a fair presumption that the Pitt('
cent of the charges in the indictment ?
that the prisonei's cause was safe in? telatV
jury, and he should not, therefore, tr
further observations.
Mr. Justice Wzotrrmast then summed u,tso
The jury then, after half an hour's CI
turned a verdict of Guilty.
The Learned JUDGE, after a brief at)el
the prisoner to transportation for life. d
THE CALENDAIL—The second editiOnbibic
dar, brought into Court this morning, 10 d
tion of 27 prisoners, who may be classed. - I
1 for bigamy, 1 for burglary, 2 for uttirotlo
5 for cutting and wounding, 2 for eva h
forgery, 10 for larceny, 2 fur manslauelt
misdemeanour.

NEW COU
_ad bey`
No case of tbo slightest interest 41 the
Learned Common Sergeant in the course°
SPORTING INTELLIO,4S.
YORK AUGUST MEETING, V
YORK, TuEspAir
The following entries closed last night •
The Dundas Stakes. swift
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Magnet (late Loadstone) 3 yrs—Dean
Sewiseria, 5 yrs—Dr. Husband, 4 yrs'
yrs—Queen Pomare, 3 yrs-I.telia. 3 r's• AI
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gone .411
Peggy, 5 yrs—Magnet, 3 yrs—Valerie!' 3) At
Shadow, aged—bitten tresy, 5 yrs—Badinage r,
Inheritor, dam by Whisker, 3 yrs—Qumu
yrs—Lady Emily, 3 yrs—Sailor, 5 yrs•
The Coventry Cur. „only
Coheiress, 4 yrs—Littl. John, 3 yrs--,,,10,:
Winesour, 5 yrs— rhe Infant, 4 vrs--AruijiPl/
Inheritress, 5 yrs—Merry Andrew, 5 yrs--'4 IPO
3 yrs—The Libel, 3 yrs—Ln tie Jr
ruin, 4 yrs—Sew 5 ) rs—Young •Erlb f
Queen Pumare, 3 yrs—The Shadow, fige'.
sician, out of Castaway 3 yrs
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The Members' Plate.
~rO,J2
Pedometer,l Sister to
3 yrs—Hector, 3 ,)ley
yrs—The Shadow, aged—Badinage, 31,!3,ket,'0,t's'i
drew, 5 yrs—f b 3 Inheritor, darn by W"'",lhe "
by Albemarle, dam by Emilius, 3 yrs--
Kent, 3 3 rs—Sailor, 5 yrs.
Arrivals.—Miss Sarah, Little John, ...ea A 0
minary, Malt, and Cataract. 1017
Wvather very unfavourable ; rained in
last night.

YORK
THIS DAY.),I
YORK AUGUST MEETINvi'v
Arrivals—The Shadow, ch m by hitue,log
Philip, Andrew Brandy, Inheritress, Clisi4lo4A
Mid Lothian, Malcom, Inglewood, Young 005
Abstrupus, eby Phtenix, 2 yrs The Vi
seto',o,.
Annandale, Tobacconist, Arundo, y
Seahaw, Sheraton, Wynyard, Spur, Sewlitat.
stantia, Curiosity, Lelia, Dean Swift, MerrY,„o6
Lightning reached Dringhouses on L'adler
went amiss, and was sent back to
Saturday. to 1 tiors
LATEST BETTING—Ebor Handicap--5
Castaway filly, 8 to 1 agst The Shadow (0
Great Yorkshire Stakes-3 to 1 agst la? Os`
5 to 1 agst Annandale (t), and 8 to 1 sr'
(t), very little besting.
BROMSGROVE RACES.-3100Af. 1/1
A Sweepstakes 5 sous. each, with 20 aideci,
twice round and a distance. viol,
Mr. Shepard's bf by Glaucus, out of March." )
i
3 yrs .
Mr. Barton's eh m Glideaway, 4 yrs .......... .....
Mr. Austin's b g Little Johnny, aged ............ 4
Mr. Frost's b in The Mite, 5 yrs ..........
The Bromsgrove Stakes of 10 sovs. each, 1/1
th
Twice round and a distance. 43041011
• .
Mr. Raworth's Kilgram, 4 yrs . "0
Mr. J. Lucas' Princess Olga, 3 yrs .......... .......
deo. ji
The Hurdle Stakes of 3 sovs. each, with 1.5
winner to be sold for 801, &c. Heats, t'"icc
distance.
(Barker/
Mr. Robinson's b m Wasp
Mr. Holman's ch g The Riding Master ...........
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TUESDAY.
The Howell Stakes of 3 sovs. each, with 20 and —.

twice round and a distance. 2 t
Mr. Barton's ch m Glideaway, 4 yrs .......... 4
Mr. W. Hall's b m Eve, aged ..................... 5
Mr. Palmer's b by Waning& ..................... 140'
Mr. B. Austin's b g Little Johnny, aged .... .
Mr. Frost's b m The Mite, 5 yrs ..................
Grafton Manor Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with
Heats, once round and a distance; ;$
Mr. J. Lucas' Princess Olga, 3 yrs (A. Bradlei):::
Mr. Raworth's b c Kilgram, 4 yrs .............
Mr. Shepard's bf by Glaucua, 3 yrs ........... Ole
The Hack Stakes of 2 sovs. each, with heotl
Once round and distance, were won in fW otyr
Mr. Hall's Eve, beating The Mite and several
• •

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUNpa- lif
SIR,—VoI-au-Vent having been declared o'sl 4,11
for the Great Ebor Handicap yesterday, shi3 Pipg,
alters the state of affairs for this important rac-.,hco.j
now expect to see the front rank consist of J)11',0 r
The Infant, The Shadow, Yardley, and Co-heirs. fo
would not give a penny for choice between thealior
On ThurAay the Prince of Wales' 6E410,600:j;
year olds, will produce a good race between .11.
Malcolm, and the Slayer's Daughter, which
favour of the first named. will 00
The Chesterfield Handicap of 10 sovs. each, -0.
to the post a good field, probably near a cite forl
only animal, in my opinion, that has a chan''', C 1741
Stake, is Semiseria, and I :Shall be prepared 10 sahepaor
Oil and the Poor Soldier following close upon AA,
heels.
The Filly Sapling Stakes are destined 1°- 04
stantia Ada. wic°
The Convivial Stakes I shall leave to Dl4-
Hesseltine to fight it out between them. de°
For the Nimrod Stakes I shall leave EnY ^- re 11
Yet
back the jockeys, not the horses. P5l$OO
The County Cup, value 150 sovs., with a —WAet,,id,
of 10 sovs. each, bill bring out a moderate
winner of which will come out of Hesseltino°
with Dawson handy.
I am, Sir, yours, &c., TITO.
THE SPIRIT .OF THE -

CRICKET.
THE MONTPELIER V. THE ISLINGTON AL)3l°,-",,01in.
return match between these two powerful niet'reej
clubs was played on Monday upon the Surrei :st, 07,
Kennington-oval, when, as was anticipated, ¢ Lot
of fine play was exhibited. The Albion
first. The match, as the score will sh°loorl
on their part, one of the most singular 01l
The three first wickets scored 9 between tbelT 14 Li)
the next four obtained 99 off the bat, ell'farLie
means of byes, wide balls, and no balls. Then L'"-butl9o,
remaining four wickets ; but they failed in cool, r
in any wily a single run even to the score. t r Pry
of the Montpelier, there was, contrary to all fora)! e
cedent, not ally but small hands, the highest berelo
and that by Mr. Baker. But they all appea.
beaten by Scarr's bowling ; for he lowered four I'l The
and was the occasion of three others being caugAb," ,0
Albion headed their opponents on the first ban'"4lol9',"
ELEVEN LEFT-HANDED U. ELEVEN
lIITTERS.—This match was to have taken place Ibtl
day at the Rosemary Branch ground, PcckhatilLoetl
consequence of the continued rain it Was Posh
Monday, September 1.

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THEATRE ROYAL, RICHMOND.---ThIS - "Zip
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theatre, remarkable as being the place where theist° "„eva°'
Kean closed his dramatic andearthl career,
ing the scene of unusual briliancy andY attraction. A lierf°.¢loleis
under the direction of Mr. John Ryas, late of Covent;;,ye,
Theatre, was given, in which the principal artistes a --ed,
garden, Drury-lane, and the Italian Opera-bouss apPearfor
eluding Messrs. Henry Betty, Barker. Hushes, Pelhatt.', ise":
raid, John Lee, Payne, Madame Louise and Ms": ° 71:
Adele, Miss Louisa Lyons, and Mrs. Coleman P°P-d
was op Mooto, 00,
Lady of Lyons, A Quiet Night's Rest, Mr. as e
Caudle, together with various songs and dances, WerAo,oo%
successfully performed. The theatre was an overflow. Earlo
the fashionables present were—the Earl of Kilmoreln.'
Chichester, Cohen, Es A. Decney,Esq., m'
Miss Darrell, &c. &c. q's
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MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY OF BANREII9 tO
&e.—This morning information was fortrardeu_..ed so
police, that a letter, dated the Bth of July, 1845, edre'oed s
B. Twining and Co., bankers, Strand, Lnndon, and P'? etioot
Haverfordwest on the same day, did not reach its delitifoertf
nor had the slightest clue as yet been received to the P.lte'peet
it contained. The letter contained the following Bap)veo3
viz. for 491., of the Bank of Ireland, on the 164 t
England, in favour of Mrs. Jane Handcock. dated Jull 2iboros,
at ten da)sj date ; bill, 1001 Joseph Tombs, on , doe“
Evans, accepted, payable at Williams, Deacon,_and C°., date
C.
June '24, 1845, at two months' date; bill, 1501, Vll„,ble se
Thomas Canton, on William Thomas, accepted, Pl,7q, note,
ditto, dated June 26, 1845, at two months date ; dittot
North and South Wales Bank, No. 2,071 _• D°"416.55;
,
No. 7,644 ; 51. note, Dulgelly Bank, dated Nov. 155.
51., Swansea Branch Bank of England, N°' 84' Id 'c°i°'
Brecon Old Bank, No. 1,938; and one gano e
Geo. 111., 1776.