The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-30 00:00:00

PO LICE !NTELLIGENCE.
(.1 FERDAY.)
BO 6V-.STREET.
A tall, fashionably-dressed young man named John
Thomasson, who was described as a law student, vas
charged with assaulting police-constable A 68, while
in the execution of his duty at the Adelphi Theatre.
The officer stated that he was on duty at the Adel-
phi Theatre last night, at nine o'clock, where he saw
the prisoner, with about half a dozen other young men,
creating a disturbance. Witness told him that if he
persisted in making a noise he must take him
into custody, when he immediately assaulted him
in so violent a manner that witness, when rescued,
was nearly insensible.
A 30 corroborated this evidence, and stated that as
he was taking the prisoner to the station-house he
said, "If you had not come up I would have killgd
him on the spot."
The prisoner said he had been dining out, and per-
haps he had taken too much wine. He attacked the
officer in self-defence. in de-
Mr. JARDINE said he would fine him
51., or,
fault of payment, commit him for one month.

The fine was immediately paid.
James Watson and James Harris, two very
vio-
ably dressed young men, were then charged with
the
lently assaulting police officer A 98, while
is
execution of his duty in the pit of the Olympic theatre;
A 98 stated that he was on duty at the OlyruPie
theatre last evening, when he was called in to quell
_A3
disturbance in the pit of the theatre. Ile went in, and
there saw the prisonersstanding on one of the benches+
and making a noise with a stick. Ile remonstrated
with them, when one of them knocked him downed"
fashion-
and the other kept him down the bench, and Press
on his chest, whereby his back wgs nearly broke t
There was a great noise in the theatre ; the whole y_..
was in an uproar. With. the assistance of anottlei
policeman they were taken into custody.
Mr. JARDINE sentenced them to fourteen days' 'al°
prisonment each, without a fine. vere
Two little boys, named Priestly and Collier, I
committed to Newgate to taice their trial for embezz
ing 101., the, property of Mr. Forster, a barrister
Lincoln's Inn, with whom Collier was a clerk.
CLERIC:EIVW WELL. ult."
William Flood was charged with violently assa:; n
ing police constables 108,132, and 72, of the G
An old sack was the only article that seree file on.•
prisoner's nudity, his face was much cut, and the es,
stables were likewise much hurt, 72 G rather seri° njec
Last night, between 12 and 1 o'clock, the PriGs°d,..
was shouting in Silver-street, Clerkenvvell. 72 ~ the
sired him to go away, but he refused and struelwice
constable, a scuffle ensued, both fell in the mud t and
together, at length they regained the pavement, ,e„5
the prisoner pushed the officer down a flight of s`tic,
into an old cellar, where he lay for some rainuteis32 G,
prisoner took to his heels but was stopped by "- fast
who brought him back to the cellar, where 72 Wed;
recovering himself; the struggle was ag•aitt relfbsuct
the prisoner caught the finger 0f.72 in his mel''hi
nearly bit off the top of it ; the constable sPrilt be
rattle, 108 came up and seized the prisoner, "'ire;
broke away from him, leaving the entire of his ,„kor,
in the constable's hands. At length he was over
and subdued.
4 Mr.GRE EN woo said a more daring, ferocious rural'',
had seldom come before him, he would not fill bd.
but sentence him to 21 days' imprisonment and
labour.

U-HALL
Edward Montague and lON
Charles. Wilson, tWo and
geons, were charged with creating a disturbance
assaulting a policeman on the preceding
The defendants had been at one of the taveri.ttiog
the borough, where they got mellow, and on trnireet
at twelve o'clock, the moment they got into the every
commenced larking and jostling up against, eo, the
person they met. A policeman on duty seeinateit4
mann& in which they. were going on, spoke to
requesting they would conduct themselves with Ow.,
so'
decorum, upon which they pitched into him, a rnber•
ing his rattle, sprung it, and soon collected a na,„
of other policemen, who with difficulty repine" r
session of the rattle and secured the defendants. _ for,
night.
100.
The defendants said they were extremely, sorthit;
the manner in which they acted on the occasion.
they had been locked up in a cell the whole 0'
night, and expiated for their folly. .fliprt"
They were fined 20s. each, or seven days
sonment.
QUEEN-SQUARE. Grenadier
Wnz. Hank, a private soldier in the (Irenna
Guards, was charged with stealing an uinhrello!.., or
bundle containing a suit of clothes, the property
Thomas Dorrell.
The complainant, a simple-looking count;
ir wit*
from Burnham, in Buckinghamshire, said that I some'
a last-maker, and came to London to purchase
articles for his business. While walking UP And.
street yesterday afternoon with his unlhre—d an'
bundle in either hand, he met the prisoner a° co of.
other soldier, and being rather a little the w°r'treat,
liquor he took the two into a public-house ti°,o,bile
them ; from this they adjourned to another, and and,
in this last house, the prisoner took his propert:so''uot
ran out of the house with it. He
was bhrous
e
back by a policeman, and taken to the station-
three
Police-constable 87 B said, he watched 'tbe
from one public-house to the other, and See
from he
soldier running off with the umbrella and bull
gave chase and overtook him. Aire biro
The Sergeant of the prisoner's companya
three years' character for honesty and sobrietKii to'
Mr. BOND said he would remand the case %use,
morrow, to ascertain what passed at the public-0
LAMBETH-STREET. custody
On Monday Peter Hughes, who has been in COw
for several weeks on a charge of obtaining ay as 0
siderable sum of money by representing 11_,,imsetoa for
Catholic priest, was brought before Mr. Mr
final examinaion.
On the last .texamination three distinct charges he re
fully established against the prisoner, wherein ._ the
ceived sums.6'f.money by representing hiniselt7loe,
Rev. Mr. KiLya4gli, the parish priest of Ball) eate•
and the partres•t. were bound over to pr°ss, the
Amongst those iso bound over was
distiller in Lambeth, towhom the • oner had
prisoner
duced himself as e Rev. Mr. Kavanagh. bo
Yesterday the ,Rev. Edward Kavanagh, w,nstth6P
been summoned to appear to give evidence aga'rn, the
prisoner, was in attendance. On being s`v°ago
Mr. gedgeiroo..
he
rev. gentleman stated, that about two years whic`•
commenced erecting a chapel
.at Ballycanoe,rectioll
was a part of his parish. On the site of thise year
a Catholic chapel formerly stood ; but in thend thr
1798 the clergyman was shot at the altar, 7,10'1
sacred edifice was immediately afterwards altar, 7,1
a barracks for the soldiery. The walls of feet,ti but"
building were carried up to a height of 10 r
oro-
he was then obliged to discontinue their furtbe rA in
Dole' ..
gress from want of funds, so that they retii,
that state from that time to the present. to
ness) was advised by a number of friends to
to COiv
England to make a subscription to enable him," advice,
plete the chapel, and under the influence of 011%bscrir
he, in July, 1841, came to Liverpool to requests!, p.01_1"
tions, but finding distress was very genera bed _ it°
cularly amongst his countrymen, he relinVash be OP I
idea, but at the same time the object for whiceaerollY
come there was very well known, and very gcatholic
talked of. The Rev. Dr. Keating was the dice, ,°r
Bishop of his diocese, and it was not his Praioterteref
that of any other of the Catholic Bishops, t°
epee °
in any way in subscriptions made for the Tr of the
Catholic chapels, but left them to the pas° to biro, 1
parish. The prisoner was a perfect stranger' autho"
rectikr of the
and he had never either directly or indi
rised him to receive subscriptions on accoun,
chapel of Ballycanoe. •-oner •
A fourth charge was proved against the Prl,'
Mrs. Hoys, the wife of a respectable tradesnis re'
Borough, who had given him some money °Ht., for the,
presenting himself as the Rev. Mr. Kavanag",eclinect
building of the chapel, and the prisoner, who to'
offering anything in defence, was fully coininn.
Newgate for trial.
On the 23d of May, atß
G ford, on the IRTHS. 400
upper 1 . e ,rail
bo
res
River, New South Wales, the lady of Constantin
Crichton, Esq., of a son. the lad,
the 22d inst., at Clarins, on the Lake of Geneva' met%
of the Hon. Captain Frederick Pelham, R.N., of a da.n
On the 25th inst., at King's-terrace, Soutbsear
John Drummond, s., of a dauhter. of
_gimil
On the 26th inst., aqt
Meppenhgall Rectory, Beds,
the Rev. H. Howarth, of a daughter. r Fit
On the 26th inst., at Woburn-square, Mrs. Bern
Gerald, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 19th inst., at Oporto, John Ramsay Thomson,
a te S,'
merchant there, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the u
I
Sandeman, Esq. '
On the 26th inst., at Trinity Church, Sloane street, Capirlf•
Thomas Wallace, Bengal Army, to Fanny Teresa chefOte
the late Captain John Wakeman Long,

DED.
On the Bth of November, at Madeira, Betsey Mayoh Clovry
wife of John Clow, Esq., merchant, Liverpool.
On the 25th inst., (after a lingering illness of five montho,
Mary, the wife of Mr. W. Gram,
solicitor, Nuneaton, War-
wickshire.
cif
On the 22d ult., at Antigua, Lieutenant William Harvey,
her Majesty's ship Tweed. t. of
On the 17th inst., at Brussels, Julia, youngest daughter
Thomas Wheelwright, M.D., late of South-place, Finsbury.
Co the 23d inst., at Southsea, near Portsmouth, Alexander
Patterson, Esq., aged 84.
On the 24th inst., Mrs. Clark, relict of John Singleton
Clark, of Devizes, Wilts.
On the 24th inst., at St. Cross, Winchester, William
Carey,
the late
Esq., of Water Wheel, Westmoreland, Jamaica.
of
On the 25th inst., at Esher, Surrey, Jane, widow
William Alder, aged
11'21°es
s. s. the 25th inst., at Cuiham, near Henley-on-
Emma, the wife of Mr. Jacob Untvin, of Bucklersbury.
On the 25th inst., atarewing Temple, Essex, Jeffery Grira-
wood, Esq., aged 68.
Emma,
oOnn tthhee
wife 2
26 tohtfh
Johni nisnt.,,t.Ba,traaLtrrereisi,ieriqe.
Dr. Woods. G. f
ryl:, near Guildford, Surrey
Leicestershire, the gev

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