The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-26 00:00:00

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DAY.)
COURT OF RE VIEW—(THIS t,
His Honour, the Vice Chancellor Knight Bruce. ssaetvec's
day as chief judge in :bankruptcy, and disp9sed nt
~scert
cases, none of which possessed any points of interest
to the parties concerned.
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SECONDARIES.—(THIS Di. )
(Before Mr. Secondary PorrEn.) t d nos;
jUnymEN FINED.—In consequence of the rePeea tearnee
attendance of the jurymen in this Court, th
last court
Secondary, in accordance with notice given °n 000°
day, lined the following gentlemen 51. each :--31r. 11, spa
Simcox Lea, Thomas Methold Waters, Chas. 3Pliinne
George Parbury.
DENNIS, v. HOLMES. , 71, for
This was an action brought to recover the stun 01.
_the
board and lodging. It appeared that the defendants
the dc'
Georgee had formerly lived with the plaintiff, 3li'.sited bilo•
fondant and other brothers bad frequently' r _,,s. there
A cording to the plaintiffs witnesses defendant Ir_.,,,ver,
at one time ten weeks. For the defendant, na:'ci„ea
George Holmes was called, and deposed that Ile 11.3c110flii4
isits o ,
with plaintiff altogether for four years--the ' °velta'
brothers and sisters to him Were without anY abLr No°
with the plaintiff. There Iva,* no additional bed dixereot
There was no fixed price of 14s. a week, but To not ja
articles were sent for and booked to him. 11°.„:,d 01 is
such good circumstances as to pay, but he I"- therlefici
his Urn
piece
November, 10/. in December and 51. after
Defendant had also made plaintiff' a present ef aQ C;
cloth for a coat. - Witness had been sued for 22/. "roggh`
sidered that included all. Another action was„ch orti
against Holmes. Witness's action was settled by e'
paying half the costs.—Verdict for the defendant-
WOOLLEY AND ANOTHER V. SMITH. , e Robert'
The plaintiffs are the owners of a vessel called til ,Slid;frote
In June last the defendant chartered the. vest ttlialioeb
Liverpool to lchaboe for guano. On arriving a able
t ~i
however, after a delay of 96 days, without being 3,400 539/
tain a cargo, through the great number of vessels lusiff i 1,5,
waiting, they sailed for another island, but virere.sergo, rtaio
successful, and, therefore, went to St. Jeam'f'it ediffeli"
wick, where a partial freight was obtained; t' e.l per .L'
was 470/. at 4/. per son, besides demurrage, at d.
and 14/. for the passage of of the supercargfrightll'oo O '9'
Verdict for 1,643/. 3s 9d., after deducting fright cs il
John's, and plaintiff taking demurrage for tWelvo th3l
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PAY)
CRIMINAL COURT.—(T.BIS )
OLD COURT. „g 11,01'f'ce
(Before the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE and the .....-- P,.„1 iserej-
The second edition of the " Calendar," exhibits i.•
Jo
of thirty charges, principally petty larcenies. Covv,fefel
guiltysixUp enhcoeefr: tachgegJsrearnvrlae Yet
esodffnb'eaynschce convicted vsi ce
ne dof uttering.
sly iri 0 ~.
prisonment. havingtencbeedentol37Bv"to tito
G ill tletter
indictment F 7 ancis Cope, a postman, aged 18 pleaded - ° ves-,,ttet,
s, one charging him with stealing ' Si'
containing a sovereign, and the other with steoll.l4 ter
the property of the Postmaster-General. ii ell°
e
Several respectable persons gave him a .hig ')
for previous good conduct. in
lete plt
, rep * ,
The LEARNED JUDGE then, in an *duress. -,,, the de
feeling, pointed out the evils which resulted nPlit'erPrf:itch
ofrinciple in those holding public situations, an that ~* d
himself determined to show by a severe examPle'onteild'ts
conduct should be adequately punished. I'll
theK-
Court was, that the prisoner be transpnrte- .Jed°
.00r

seas for the period of ten years.
The r emaining part of the day was
hearing a charge of a most disgusting charitcter: does,
The prisoner was named Charles Carter, a /331 r 04
ell' hi
the offence having been clearly proved, „be,t to
The Learned JUME ordered the wretch `:'.,dgele''
that due consideration might be given to the J"
passed upon him. The offence is a capital one.
princip3lll' $Ol

NEW COURT. 4gf:
(Before the COMMON SERGROlVscribea,lSo'e `A's'
Isaac Jessop, 19, and Thomas
riverTice, 19, u cSper,
vants, were indicted for stealing bank "°
each, six sovereigns, and 180 pieces of silveriioos6#
of Robert Boothby Heathcote, in his dwelling' and '
Mr. Chamock conducted the prosecution, be,
Ballantine and O'Brien defended the prisonera,, to,"
The Rev. Thomas Boothby Heatbcote state'oa Sa
rector of Chingford, in the county of EsseX•At notes.
November 1, he had in his possession five Fero
of them were old and torn, and three of ther•at",‘
had received them about three days before "„ We'rra
ing-house of Messrs. Child and Co. triae,,cialip
six sovereigns and about three pounds iu fol"Loe
The property was contained in a writintig cast
study, the key of which was placed in a shavosioa "it P,
the morning of the 3d of November he bad °ed thateea
the writing case, and on unlocking it be four` had `iegel'o
been opened, and the gold, notes, and silveriefc ifieo9
moved, but a good deal of valuable propertY ,iout et,
The prisoner Jessop was in his service for a' charyet rodo
was dischargod in August last, without case' 00j1
knew that witness kept the cash in the writing case' be ?
also knew that the key was kept in the 5hay710c1,4,1.0
morning ofSunday, at a quarter to eleven, to b'befrie
Jessop going towards his house. On spealonghe Da t/011,
he was taken on Tuesday, he admitted that r
the house to speak to the kitchen-maid. llcne-ess. t)
see him while he was in the service of temper
lee 2
peared to be old companions. t
The Rev. Gentleman was cross-examined ~,apicas 000
by the defending counsel, but nothing mate *-
James Ellis stated that he is a farmer's lah°' e
,0
the two prisoners, and has known them for s' t
the evening of Saturday, the Bth Novernber,,.s,,, p!,
past eight, he was in their company in a beers plea, or
ford. Witness called for a pint of beer, aLija
The prisoners did not pay for anything, 111`. $.41
any reason for not doing so. se Jfie
Jemima Radley stated that she was in the ober,
Rev. B. Heatcote. On Sunday, the 2d of Neviaireag.
came to the house. That was at half-pas,t, epss de
was no person in the house but wiLn-faliofff; '
Be
nursery-maid. He had formerly been 3a otteattrtisio#l;
of hers, and had paid her some
had been in the service about fifteen crt4be
remained at the door about half an hour, an,a, fri,1541,)
pointment to meet her at church that afterl:,°"er
him according to the appointment and saw '-`l,Tiitl'4o)
pony. They walked a part of the way holm-ea 'VI
Jessop made an arrangement to meet her bet
eight that evening. She was punctual to tither
but he did not come. He resides with his fatßiaiclnie
at Chingford. Her master's study is in the Sre 4
house, and can't be seen from the hall door.
Adet
see Ticer with him on the Sunday morning. is ce_,°"7,
By Mr. BALLANTINE—Has been sent avrtie
of having been seen speaking to Jessop.
known him as a respectable young .man. cols" ill,
months of service he had ample opportunitY ° tbrAs
robbery if he felt so inclined. A pror,e'D
H. Wright, a horsekeeper at Chingforo, tuvoiolje
knew both the prisoners. He saw than '2,e,", °;,,
the prosecutor on the morning of Sunday, rorev e,
ber. They were not walking together. Ile iti:s9
to them, and they bowed their heads in return' bon
Isabella liodley stated that she keeps a beerA"sf 110
ford. Both the prisoners were there on Soll"s"
together. ,11(11 of c.,tt
..
Frederick Robert Sawter stated that he „t eit9;
father, who is a hatter in Aldgate. On Blen`'. ithed.o 0.0
vember, Jessop came into the shop. It 11;0
and pt o'clock in the morning. He had no hat, A one"
he had lost it. He purchased one for 12s. °fp
a 51. note in payment. It was a ragged 19-,o'te, rl4"
refused to take it. He then tendered a ne'ecrta'l,lllll
his address on it as " Mr. Wm. Thomas, 19, ha',"
The note produced is the same. Witness Pu`' pailocer
of paper inside the lining as it was too large', it.
that paper again as his father's writing is bat. oefOile,
that the prisoner is the person who bought toe a Obey
[James Brown, a shopman to Mr. DinnPleAcoce63,,
in Aldgate, proved that on:Monday, 3d 01
sea tiv-14
young men came into the shop and purehe their rtlie
shoes. They also had some buttons sewed on the JO eo
t o
They tendered a 5/. note and witneAs gave /„.ireoclae 01,
The note produced is the same. The shoes cifate.rbie°
same also. Witness knows them by the 11", o 0 '
the toes. The old shoes produced are the O w tiro
buttons were sewed. tifoiesA the the
Joseph Goodman, shopman to Messrs• es
proved that on the morning of Monday, clotPiolV
prisoners came into the shop and purchased vote the
amount of 8/. They paid for them with a `l„d ate del
sovereigns. The coats and trowsers prodoe'
that he sold to them. eP" e 4
Mr. Frazier, a clerk and cashier in the hsilecatec a!e,„10
Messrs. Childs and Co., proved that the P,reepw seD„
account there on the 29th of October. illy.:ruerg-ivea t
by a cheque. The two notes produced eo"
payment of that cheque. ored ot ,
Frances Jessop, the mother of Jessop, dist trittl Def.
his father's house on Sunday, Nov. 2 -"e
. caineh'efe„re,A
until two o'clock on Tuesday, when Tice'.. theobe
They carried two parcels, but did not °Pell evenley'lle the
Jessop got 10s. from his father on SaturdaY_leat. to
purpose of going to London to get empleY'revioa'
been out of a situation for three months P
tool; tlittetY;
robbery.
Wm. May, a police-constable, proved thtliveeinhttietfliiic
soners into custody on Tuesday, 4th of I,ced juTicef
Jessop's house. They had the parcels prod _, and „ 40K1
session. He told them why they were take".,ibt. .r
" It is a bad job, our going away on Sunday "tivtlielely
Other constables, who had the prisoners aotirtiatt jef
after the last witness, proved that they nnegiogrei,
accounts of their ssession of the clothes, a the
had purchased come of theni at Gravesend,
ov din the Borough. iited ios
This closed the case for the proseeution.,..
Messrs. Ballantine and O'Brien then ado oe
behalf of the prisoners at some length, anu r. De'
messes who gave Ticer an excellent characteopia lefiFogt
The COMMON SERGEANT summed up Guilty some
$Ol 60 0
The jury returned a verdict of bill "
prisoners. d the P 'roc"
The Rev. Prosecutor then recommends fest
mercy.
The COMMON SERGEANT sentenced Ti
prisonment and hard labour, and J essoP
beyond the seas for the term
SPORTING INTELL-
ms DAY t..)00,
(RECEIVED T
LATEST BETTING AT s—itr.st"" 11,
0 tot 0
THE DERBY. An ()".-• fig:001/
7of 1 agst Sting-16 te 1 agst Broear_"." tor;00
lago (-25 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's br;zst P
COIM-40 to 1 agst Fancy-boy-40 tO A -
Ticer t 0 beenetiO°
50 to 1 agst Manilla colt,
CHESTER CUP. isTerea
8 to I agst Kent's lot-1000 to 15 agat
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HARBOURS oF
c: g 9/1 00
TO THE EDITOR OF TIA— 011' 0:
Six,—You have often spoken, and hop ss9
its due effect, on the importance of Seafit); Yr°,re-
place for one of the - d Breakviarg-t‘epe,
French Government Report,rose which has Wr°;t; it!,t
.attaches great importance to the localiti Hof fr
to its other advantages which I hope
consideration with our, Government."' S. 7;
obedient servant, 0
Nov. 2. a od
issoc,ooo

DdhoocTuwirilin7o.: C. ABIN .—Summonses liave be , t;cl
and thelewiis expected to be held this tated.seil,
Foreign-office to the Ministers to l'te fterOso 0°
Downing-street. All the Ministers are 1.90c115r
presenitntg-
'ctt the Lord Chancellor, wh
of tom o
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Bates,returned iu
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containing the flour, arriTe
the cargo, an . Ago,
Exchange,Corn sold d the c dor
passagethe Joshua
fifteen days AMU D05t911.4411111(P2