The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-13 00:00:00

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word to the prejudice of Mr. Bailey's character, and
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gross as-ertion• which hail been used were wholly unprovokheo,ll
Mr. Anichini's stn. ho is quite a youth, bore out his fatcr
statement in every respect, and appeared to be extremely ttr
dignant. Idr
Mr. Bailey persisted in his assertions, but said that
Anichini hat nothing at all to apprehend from him.
Mr. Anichini—l certainly do apprehend violence from 5
The Loan MAYOR—I do not think Mr Anichini has
thing to fear, but I shall hold Mr. Bailey to bail, bin
in 1001. and two sureties in 501. each. that
Mr. Anichini was sati-fled at this decision, and withdreW'
BO IV-ST/LEE T.
The night charges, which consisted of cases of no infer
having been disposed of, Nicholas Suisse was placed at Iheritt
before Mr Jardine for final examination, charged With Ofbil
.embezzled money to a considerable amount, the property
m the Marquis of Hertford. ife
Mr. Ciarkson stated that at the last examination Wee
ob.ained to have the property, in the possession of-thelibt
stable, belonging to the prisoner, delivered up to him
property, with the exception of a b-acelet and. a diamond-ti
had been delivered up, and he applied to have those ir"
restored to him.

Mr. JARDINE granted an order to that effect. '4O
No more evidence was brought forward, and the priT,ige
committed to Newgate to take his trial upon the 6r4tri."7o.
that of the cheques—which had been preferred agains'
CLERKENWELL. 0,1
John Birch, the pugilist, was put at the bar,lr_Sks9
Greenwood, charged with felony, under somewhat ier.
circumstances.

Police-constable, 38 E, said that on Friday nightr:Viejloo
nine and ten o'clock. he saw the prisoner and anotheriotit
close to a cigar-shop in Pentonville. One of them
.h;OltE
hand a screw-driver, with which he appeared to If 4. ofr,
souring to " star the glaze," but their movements !Is!
served by some one inside the premises, a stir was t0,t5,11°
the prisoner and his companion made off. Wit
them to view for more than an hour afterwards, and of
lift up the window of Mr. Gilbert, fisbnl9 r,
Queen's-row, New-road, and help themselves to s-,,ir
twining 61bs of pickled salmon. When they had got sr)/
yards from the spot, witness seized them, and aftet-1.0
struggle, in which he was much ill-treated, he sues Silt
capturing the accused. The other derredator escaped sh"; 11
Mr. GREENWOOD—(tO the prisoner)— What bad
say? Prisoner— (laughing)—Only a lark: been taki.l.
tub much, I suppose. ; sl!
Mr. GREENWOOD—If you had wanted pickled salmi;
not purchase it ? Prisoner—['d got no money. • e
Mr. GREENWOOD—Then how was the prosecutorstoeb
munerated for your lark, as you term it ? The pri ~
puzzled, and made no reply. ..,0
Mr. GREENWOOD—HOW do you get your living. :P .
—l'm a professional. 1 spar at Mr. Spring's and It".: ,11l
Crawley's, and other gentlemen's houses for a living, 'iolf
going to take a benefit next Wednesday at the Ship ints
gue-court, Ilishopsgate-street, where all the nobs will wols
The officer here handed to the Worthy Magi-trate it. 401
of tickets for admission to the ..benefit." He said e°4lo
them on the prisoner, wrapped up in a book, contain
names of the gent omen who had ;atomised to patronise-9
Mr. GREENWOOD (to the prisoner)—Have you ap
more to say ? Prisoner—No, your wnr.hip sees it isSi
Mr. CaftstViion —lndeed I do not; I think . eri ,
Veverse ; and if anything would confirm that opinions 1'"- ii
bards as these found epon you. I shall commit you ripilif
gate. and order that your benefit tickets and book be h,
the Judge . tit#S
Prism& tri-,eilily siirpri,ed)—You don't mean
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Mr. GREEN wOon—lndbed I do, arid A it not Unit, ,
your benefit will dome off at the Old Bailey on Wedne,'"' 4'
itistead of the tqfilp in Montague-court, and the rest' i
intlik'it3 to think, will be for the public benefit. -'ol'
The witnesses were then bound over to prostetttel.,',',
prisoner was conveyed to the Old 371 alley. • . ~:',l•
Ann I?eigqn was •.•11',1*it..4 sitMi " imasning." -
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Mr, Po*Cl!, the soli itor of the Mint,' introdueso,Ai
toner to the bench as one of the most expert smashers 7
come under his notice. She could swallow two or thisi
pieces as easily as a glass of gin -,..,hetthe tla niltiierbt!V
she had had of tranwortAtien: The present was the •of
seventh time he Lau appeared against her; but be 14
haviiy to say that there was this time sufficient evidence:
her to justify a committal to Newgate, and in eg4
conviction, nothing short of transportation for life wostif
Evidence of two utterings of Els, counterfeit piece rd
former conviction was then given, and the prisoner *ll j,
Newgate.
AtTESietErs Stlclnt.—A middle aged feta% si '
CarolineMongan, was char grd With attempting to Idrolthe
One of the water meh oh the liegent‘s Canal stdr
between 7 and 6 o'clock 'on Friday evening, the prise Tait
beratelv wrapt a shawl round her head and threw h id'
the Canal. Ht immediately jumped out and sue
kirintritig her on the I an.
A respectable woman came forward and gave bef,e°
lent character. She said the cause of her rash col
that a nun with whom she was acquainted had dT(„44,
would publish her as a bad woman, because she IT-,
comply with his request. - '0
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Mr. GREENWOOD remarked on the frequency 0.., ofl
tempts. This was the third tare of the kind that . '
brought before him Within 'the last fortnight. He
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prisoner t'd Mime to the Police In,pector the
thteafe'n'ed her, that he might be punished.
She was discharged with a caution.

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RAILWAY RETURNS, —il
We extract from the Railway .31)gazine the 14—
t.eived on the principal Railways of Great'
to the week ending on the day of the month
to each. The return includes the money reef) 1.14
passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, mails, lin '4
chandize :
eek
ended Name of Railway. Miles gl.°ll 11•1`' `'Opened. .
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June 4 Birmingham & Derby Junct. 48 1.,..41"1
3 Birmingham and Gloucester 55 I;outr_,
May 28 Brandling Junction 25 tbe_ ~ •
June 3 I :hcster and Birkenhead
4 Dundee and Arbroath ...
4 Edinburgh and Glasgow
26d- il
5 Eastern Counties
4 Glasgow and Ayr 40 1,121,111
4 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 221 9Dv t
--. ',l
Grand Junet., Chester &Crewe 113 ,
~Ifi lc
4 Great North of England 45 La,
5 Great Western
c"
May 7 Hayle
June 4 Hull and Selby
4 Lancaster & Preston Junction 201 -• 4T4'
3 Liverpool and Manchester 3l 5,31'
4 London and Birmingham...— ll2l 17,35- 1
9 London and Blackwell ......
4 London and Brighten
t . •
Ditto Shoreham Branch ....•• 51
7 London and Croydon l4 wil•
telit 9 L. ndon and Greenwich 3f
5 London and South Western 93 68'
7Tti IT 2 Manchester. Bolton, and Bury 10
4_.. 7 Manchester & Itirmingham -
4 ninctiester and Leeds
4 A,idland Counties
4 Newcastle and Carlisle ......
1 2 Newcastle and North Shields 7 41"3 /hi
5 Northern and Eastern ......
4 North Midland
3 North Union
4 Preston and Wyre
11 4
6 Sheffield and Manchester-- 7 0
./ ,
9 South Eastern
40 - • f
5 Ulster 24 07, /
4 York and North Midland 23 ltsrv.'

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MARKETS—SATURDAY' '
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
There was but a mod, rate show of Meat, the de . 1
noti
dull. but prices were supported for all de,eriptild; i
Nleat, the inlerior sorts were h-avy of sale. Beef, 29:0
10d, ; Mutton, 2s. 6d. to 3s 10d. ; Lamb, ss. 2d.
.„*4
Veal, 3s. 2d. to 4s. Bd., and Pork, 2s. 4d. to 4s. ISA
8 lb. Poultry was dull of sale, the supplies light,'"
the same as lust
WHITECHAPEL MARKET. Ja,
The supply was fair, but sales could only be 13"1.1.1
pries, Beef and Lamb alone maintained their Prreisr4
2s. Bd. to 3s. 10d. ; Mutton, 2s. Bd. to 35. 10d ; •., ti p
to 45.4 d. : Pork, 21. 4d. to 45.4 d. ; Lamb, 314 4'l. .''
Clover, 21. 10s. to 5/. 3s. i 'lab 2(,- to 4/. ; SOO' .',
to U. 14s. -
TEA MARKET.
fr 14 fi
M The arlcet was fi,m, and few parcels were Ti_e
The demand by private contract was limited. 00".
Congou Is. 7d. to Is. Bd. cash.
TALLOW MARKET.
P • .- - . .stoefif

.'rices steady.for Tallow, but with few purehiseTt;p-
the spot, and 495. fur Oelivery in last three months l*
NYSIRIT MARKET.
IRA
hi Rim little business done, but prices firm. _• ~
slowly, at easier rates. ,
WOOL MARKET.
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The demand for Wool was steady. and pricei ve'"
COTT( lN MARKET.
The market was quiet ; prices firth, and likely to .040
OIL MARKET.3''
were In Fish Oils a fair bUsiness done, at full rates ; b''''A i
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were dull of Mle, 'anti prices declining.
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wA FEFIELD CORN NAM. Er uttlith,
The arrival of Whe t was large, but produced 1 -Ape' 1
stocks being very light ; the trade purchased Oluroo; I.
last week's rates were fully obtained, 13artey tioll
rather higher. Shelling and Malt acrvaneed IS.
_PetOeCi46,"
Beans Is. per quarter. No Variation in other arts ,`"lr
1
W.leat, lied, murex arm kent .—s. (1:, t., 06 4: . -3?,
.....-..--,.... Normli, Anti Su tfol k o. 6 s. to '•",
0* Ili
...,......-- Lin. and Cam. . .
.-..1...........-- Yorkshire —a' I!". 'a' 11. Pit
..---- White 62.. t
.04.
---- Foreign, !Led
_5...4. (0 5.14. 1' 1
•••••••... 'IV liiti
2.1 s le
Barley, Norfolk anol Sufil-dk --t• —l* go- OOP
004 id A .--- ••••• Lincolnshire . .ti. Nis :W-
---- Yorkshire Wold
to •••J 60,'
--- Foreign •
~01. to ..' eV
Beans, New
... .... ...a. _ S A, ALS
.............- OM -
3.i'.
it: t7i'. ;11454 "
Oats, Potato
—I. to o'. le
........ POland --s. —s. lg.. J
........ Vriezland arid Smai!
s.eailne
ShOling •,l .t0321!,i...Pe0t
Malt -
itatie.i,ed . ..

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BIRTHS.
co
inee
On the 7th inst., at Addlestrop House, the
Cathcmt, of a daughter. trl
1 s Oh 3r• 11'
On the 7th inst., at Brompton-square, !
CA"
of a son.
cltr
t to the Bth inst., in Woburn-square, Mrs. Job° :
of a son.
.r 914. -'

On the Bth inst., at Bleak-hall Villa,
Ne ...park '' le .
ham-park, Mrs. James Maitland Doda, of a son-
_4O, .., '.
On the 4th inst., at Henley-on-Thames, Oxfal" 001'
C. J. Foulger, of a dau. hter. Ol '
On the tith inst., at Ramsgate, the lady 0' lat
EOn o
~ f a dritulder. :th, of s
the 9th inst., at Cheshunt, Mrs. Philip stIV
MARRIED. 10°'
On the Rth inst., at Christchurch, Alton 1.):
M.D., Eat' India Company's Service. to Hewlett& ijto
daughter ot Samuel Brdwn, Esq., London. Iswititi ;tfr,
On the 9th inst.. at ‘Ve% bridge, Surrey, 'Jolla orjill
of Coleman-street, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter or 00
Harris, Esq., of Weybridge. it of till/e°'
On the 9th inst., Henry' D
Reymundn, second il° to nsoP.
E. N. W. Forieseue, Esq. of Tallaptis, 'l"are
o'ort-v •-:
daughter cf Percival Walsh, Esq., .et stanton Hr
Well'
DI I? . '• 1 !:'
On the 31st ult., Mr. Breakwell,D WWI
of the Coach :: id! F
ford end, aged 60. . .5
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1itr,:..,T1
On the ith inst., at York-street, Portman •square. . ~
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Maria Eugenia, wife of Stewart Derbishire, Esq. Act ,
.4 4%11
On the Bth inst., at Cheshunt, Airs. Al`ralfreh',47,.ta..raPL' 0
Rev. T. M‘Culloch, formerly Rector of Worrole), '"f--
On the 91i. inst., Miss Mary Thompson, of UPPer '—'.'

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tha. County of Middlesex, itlon•lar, June