The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-07 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY.-(THIS DAY.)

LN RE LORD lIUNTINGTOWER.
Mr Commissioner
case was aoain resumed this morning, before
iUCommissioner Fonbianque in his private] room.
pon the reporters applying for admission, they were
;1111„°111-led by the Court that they might be present at
e investigation, but were strictly forbidden
t Publish their notes without the permission of the
result
We are therefore debarred from laying the
of the investigation of this day's proceedings
i ).iOre the public, although our reporter is in posses
‘
`!" of a full note of the whole matter.

OLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ILDHALL.—(THIS DAY.)
• ~,..shinEZZLENTENT.--An elegantly dressed young man,
;:ra ed Henry Harris, was charged with embezzling
1,7,11011 s sums of money, the property of his employer,
Remans, carpet manufacturer, of Holborn-bars.
It appeared from the evidence f Mr. Horton, the
ni'of clerk to the firm, that the prisoner had been for
4ong time in Mr. Heman's employment, and last
Week:' he sold some articles to a lady named Richie, for
which he failed to account in the ledger. He had also
a carpet worth 81., to his tailor, under similar
fe'reuintances.
riming having stated that he should be able,
;if '4rne was afforded, to establish an immense number
tObargea against the prisoner, the case was remanded
next Tuesday.
Tha'latthew Evans, a very respectable middle-aged
.fen
charged with fraudulently obtaining a
'te -:tY of goods, the property of Mr.- Lunn, an ex
grocer in the City, under the following rather
:is '-lar circumstances. The prisoner's brother,
l' who
r-; „ 1n
,-ost respectable gentleman residing in Silver-
lvv e'4., Golden-square shad been separated from his
ae for some time, awl he (the prisoner) ordered
-t, quantity of grocery to be.left by the prosecutor, at
wife's former lodgings, stating that Mr.
of Silver-stle:t, would pay the bill. Imme-
-‘AeIY after delivery, the goods were removed.
solicitor , who appeared on behalf of the:prisoner's
r°ther, said, he had offered 'to allow his wife 601.
a
3',.,e,ar, but she refused to accede to the proposal.
the prisoner entered into a long detail of family
cillarreh
ma, • , and requested to be remanded till to-morrow
he might obtain professional assistance.
144‘-• Alderman COPELAND said he had made up his
1,„n,1 to commit the prisoner for trial.
no several witnesses were then Lound over to
"seeute.

BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
able-bodied countrymen, wearing smock-
/ " , I", named David Moss James Hodgson, and Ro-
er
drones, were placed before Mr. TWYFORD, charged
irt,„ll, begging in the Strand.
officer stated that he saw the prisoners go into
"eral-shops and ask charity, and he took them into
custody,
sWhen asked for their defence, Moss said he came
Ir°4l Staffordshire, and was an agricultural labourer,
t)13.11t he could get no work, and he came up to London
.1,,,,5ee if •he. could get any work on the railways.
so'igson said he was an agricultural labourer from
It'ersotshire, arid in great distress. Jones made the
tome statement. 'Moss said they had intended to go
Elingston to-day, where they understood a river
I,eing widened, and they intended to apply for
Fork there.
t-11111% TWYFORD said it was very distressing to see
stree able-bodied countrymen wandering about the
rr„eets, and ordered a shilling each to be given them.
The poor fellows expressed their gratitude in a