The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-09 00:00:00

POLICE IN T gELLIGEIN3.!)P

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BOW-STREET.--(T1118 Merv' oesolf
A good-looking girl, "about twenty years of ,ager V
clad, who gave the name of "Inn Tod, was placed at
the following rather singular circumstances • '
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A Gentleman; whoie name was not mentioned,
that he was a Corn. Chandler, residing at No. 13, Dr.YrL,t,fikin
that this morning about seven o'clock, his seriant.JaM.
that there was a woman up-stairs in one of 11.,Z
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immediately proceeded. upstairs to the second 119,1' ":oerlf,
where he saw the prisoner lying under the sofa. Ha_l,7hat
she came there, and she replied that she said not )0,71;65;
she got in last night. There were a good many be.°
about the room, but he did not observe that any of to
touched or moved out of their 'places. It was verttilLtiate
might have got in last night, is the same dopr ;111e,h/r doe. y,
shop communicates with the dW t 4 elling-housei b3'11fP27,0111.1
'think thaeshe could have got'out again thiimbfriitlCV•7
big been seen. • ~.i4-140•pyr.A
The girl, in her defence, stated that she livid AL Ll"dtip AU;
Mile-end, and that she 'was very sorry to haVe ben fr.sa
a predicament, but having been out with two or three r j'a pow"
had partaken rather too freely,
and had india.ol R;%i tiona pottle deep," which took a strange. enbcCA:wg
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and caused her to • feel so stupid' and -I
she did not know but that She was at home kneW t, OP'
two pair of stairs;' up two pair of stairs, therefore; she selv,
not knowing the dittbrence betw.een the snugly Earn!"
'bents of the worthy corn chandler and her awn no doublo bon
habitation in Grove.place, Mile-end-road, she iTO.rO
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under the sofa, and there, undisturbed 133' the_
sublunary world, unconscious alike to Joy and sotto'',
down and resigned herself into the arms of 21/etPAY',„'die3ll,
girl stated, were the' facts of the case. She had no fot,rValter
ever—oh dear not the slightest in the world ; 117 •=
of meddling with the prosecutor's property ; and it thei tot '-
would only forgive her this once, she would wolf°, •.;
another mistake should never occur again.
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Mr. JARDINE remarked that her tile appeared.
though it might be true. The fact, moreover,..of tiiek.port 01710
siderable property in the room, and none of it Arotbd
was strongly in her favour, and as she was not kilo iiifylo.
police, he should discharge her this time; but he 110 eigui.1374,11
if ever she were brought up again, charged with $191,..
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this would be remembered against her, and she
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it that she would not escape so easily. •

MARLBORO UGH-STAB ' -
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(THIS DAY.) . kottiliria DI
Mr. HARDWICK, the presiding Magistrate, on `2.-_.- -3,600
the bench this morning, mentioned that he had in•`ll, hso" or
post four communications from benevolent person,' i!., foil, bid
did not attach their names, each inclosing a sorefitf
sistance of Mr. Annesley. The amount of subsoil'. •_'l.oll
at this office is now 271. 10s.
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AN INCORRIGIBLE BEGGAB.—Jane Gaylor, - -°u se
~... ,-- or
with an infant in her arms, was charged with stope"... 1004
tlemen in Regent-street, between eight and nine o'cloe ,
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citing charity, and when she was unheeded persisted 4
up the parties to a considerable distance.
Mr. HARDWICK.—Is the woman known.
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John Horsford, an officer belonging to the o`7,...thstn,jor
stated that she was one of the most incorrigible begg.- 01/90
the metropolis, She had been committed for begging 010 ,
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sixty times. Shegenerally spent eleven months out '4, 0
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in prison, _
Mr. HARDWICK sentenced her to one month's iinPrig'n. .' f
hard labour.
The prisoner, on hearing this, was with great ' , 1
vented from "clawing" the officer Horsford. Shelit
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lently to get at him,. but, finding herself oeerP",7„,a'
strain of wrathful 8 abuse of the worthy Ma larg' e w"""- ':', ija
- • ...' " A d—d b—y jumped-up ghost." a ode
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Mairearal. INFAMY.—Sarah Levy, a middle aged ter,-
an infant in her arms, and Matilda Levy, her daenrvisiigeri
pretty, fine grown girl, between 16 and 17 years Of egr;', a 0/91'
at the bar together, having: been apprehended on a "it fe
against them at the instance of the 'parochial at "-ii f.'
toso
James's parish, for keeping a house of ill fame St Na •
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try.court, Haymarket. tiir sl,
A witness proved that the'elder prisoner had far a "7001011
been in charge of the house in question. The da
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assisted in the management of the• house, opening the dees
visitors, and attending on them. tiOll '
Mr. nartuwice said 1
the infamy of the mother too ~ • ;
The defendants in default of•sureties were committed. -'f,
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UNION-HA LL—( T HIS nft2,l,
Robert Fitzgerald was charged with stealing seve7 1.„113'01
and a half, and six pairs of shoes, the proPeTti 004;;'
Tate, a boot • and ,shoemaker, in the Blackfriare. -.
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prisoner went Into the complainant's shop on the, ' 000
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evening and remained In conversation with him for .0. i
They then left the shop together, and retired to a Ti,- -
to have some supper, and, while • there, complainant .t., ii. 00
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new shoes protruding from. the prisoner's 'pocket, 01' ' 04
charged him with robbing him, and when he War.!.
searched six pairs were found in his possession. Thi Pa;
also taken seven sovereigns and a half out of CoMPIIIII ',' . .
box.—Committed.
THE MARKETS.—(THIS PA
CORN EXCHANGE.
...." 40- 14 0,
There was little Wheat fresh up, but the trade w"...,,,,, fp foi
that last day's prices could not be obtained. Oarrthe.:,
plentiful, and both articles met a very slack demanu• 1
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trade exceedingly dull.
TEA MARKET. lit
The demand good, and prices bad an upward
pany's Congou scarce and wanted, at Is. to 2S-, ',. yd'
'Common Free Trade Congou, Is. Hid. c,ash'. - t;alC
In the other markets no variation worth noticing-
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DOVER, MARCH 8, 1842.—His RW:11„,,i;i1n,,,,
the Duke Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg, accompanied "7004 or
suite, arrived last evening from Brighton at Fayleslrielliiol,,
embarked this morning. in her Majesty's steam-Peliyeaton',/ j or
,Mudgo, for Calais, under the usual salute from the -0;r4j8011
TUE RECENT DEATH FROM FIGIITING;040,
journed inquest on the body of Thomas Hamlin, me : illisfi
last week in an affray between some Brighton and PIY .i,,-.
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men, was resumed on Tuesday: No additional evicle"
ever adduced. The statement made by Mr. "'err 1.-• pit
so
surgeon, as to the cause of death, was confirmed In eg .„,r,„
by Mr. B. Gidlea, surgeon, who way present at the
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examination of the body. The Jury returned s ire`-i
slaughter against John Humphries, eliasLannasir. a*. .
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and George Allen as an accessory, warrants for whole. I'..- f
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were then issued.—Plymouth Herald. ' le*
BODY FOUND IN THE R IVER.YeSterana
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of a young woman was found near the north step!,?T 0110'0
Bridge. She appeared to have been recently drown 0,10
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on a black merino dress, with black stockings. 8"d 044' 00
boots, a coloured silk bonnet, a dark green eles
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apron. A paper was found in her pocket, with the e,,, ,r,,,
Noble and M. N. Batey written on it. The body • ''iiiirl;
Magnus' church to be owned.. -
Married on Saturday, the .sth instant, ',a' 0411070.,'
church of St. Martin.in-the.Fields, in the county of ;4614 r,"
the Rev. H. F. Skrirnshire, rector of St. Andrew's, kleepbolo:ar,se
the Hon. Nicole Marino Pignto'rre, of the island of. ~,s,lo,l;ifesl,
Greece, Doctor of Laws, to. Katherine, eldest dangt .
Nicho/son, Esq., of Hertford, and of No, 21 ' Jib"- 7
Westminster. .
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On Tuesday a persOn of the name ° 4i. `•011,11,:
Burn, a resident of South Shields, was killed 11 satajo.,;er,
waggons when crossing over the Stanhope and T3'o.!:;iijoarllY,
South Shields. Deceased, who by trade a brag •• r or
. ,was....eti'
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occasionally employed in distributing bills, On•h" 4041,'
been circulating smie bills put out by the Board of (foiallisloo,
met with his death as he was returning home.--5n'347,, Ogthrs' ''j.
We regret to find that the suitors in tie. ftißsdf!
Court of Requests will be sufferers by the unfort674.ll4oST
the week, Mr. Clement Wigney being the Treasure: "eje1..4,"
and Mr. LN. Wigney his. surety. Mr. C. Wig mei I*-00: P Y
pointment at the General Quarter Sessions held et 14 traiS,si
1840, from the Country Magistrates; and the C;rity:o4 '
Chichester) approved of Mr. I. N. Wigney, as his ' f: 't,
ton Guardian•
EXTENSIVE 'FLOOD.—Bath has again b'elJ
e,
by another high flood, making the fourth within
btbei .-' ,fr'

months. The calamity having, in some measure'
time was given to secure propeity. The water Pisa, It
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about twelve o'clock on :Thursday morning, fr°°l7
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gradually began to subside. ;dr. Terrett, butcher, "00,017
street, has been a heavy sufferer. having lost tw,erntl. ". • .1„11:10
Bath Journal. thir-nnsil
THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD.—TiiO-c? fir- or
of the late Marquis had long been in a precaro l
tioi
death was somewhat- sudden. Three days before• %. •
finding himself better, be-- deter Mined, without ibei,;
or consent of his medical:attendants, .to take, sr,tfift rod
mond,-where he dined, and after"partiiking Wes'.
sures of the tahle, he-returned to: bordiester 110,1 00700
evening. This act of indiscretion speedily b
oration, which, acting on a complication sof
clii°'"
terminated fatally.

SILVERTLATED CORNER` 40
T. COX SAVORY, Manufacturing Silversmith, ster-oriof
hill, London (Seven doors,from Gricechurch-stree.„„.4a;
the prices of the following patterns of strongly
Dishes, with silver handles and edges, and save h ,
engraving the crest or coat of arms:—
The Gadroon Pattern. 1041111'!
Four Strongly Plated Corner Dishes and Covers... 'a •
Four Extra, Strongly Plated Corner Dishes and
Covers .................. ........ . ...............
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The Flower Pattern.
Four Extra Strongly Plated Corner Dishes and is 4t
Covers
N.B. The covers are made with moveable Ilan
_lord
they form extra dishes. Drawings of the above ford
any part of Great Britain cr Ireland, postage free.
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• MARRIED. •
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On the 24th ult., in Cadiz Bay, on board her 16aJelt:1ot
Malabar, William Congreve Cutliffe BTackeuburP tIoCA:t
J. M. Prackenbury, Esq., K. H., her Majesty's C°lls". nare
for the province of Andalusia, to Magdalen Julia, /noir
daughter of the late Hon. W. M'Gillivray, of St'
House, Montreal, Canada.

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London: Printed and Published by .A -Ustra,o,lll
No. 112, Strand, at The Sur. Office, No. 112.
the Count of Middle t o Wednesday, Mira 9'