The Sun. — 1841-09-25 (London, England)

HATTON GARDEN. On Thurs lay ..Mtn Macdonald, Edward Carrot, and Chri.ctopher Paul }Daley were placed at the bar before Mr. Gree-wood, charged by James hideout, George Green, and Georg, Foster, privates belonging to the 3d battalion of the Ist Regiment of Grenadier Guards, with having been concerned in the following murderous outrage and assault upon them : The prosecutors appeared in Court Hovered with marks et violence, and it was etident that they had been most gress.., maltreated. James Hideout being sworn, stated that on Wednesday e;ternoon last, about five o'clock, he accompanied Green and Foster, his comrades, to the Hand and Crown public-house. Church-street, St. Giles's, for the purpose of having some refreshment, when they called for a pot of porter. The prisoners and some other Irishmen were sitting in the tap-room with some women, when it was and that they should got up a dance, to which witness and his comrades agreed, atl. after enjoying themselves for about an hour and a half, a !igna.l. was given, and a cry raised, " Let us serve out the soldiers, on which four or five of the party, including the prisoners' _f without the least provocation, jumped up, and seizin hold " witness, commenced beating and kicking him in a violent un,, manner, and dragged him into the street, were he was sum. belt, aid more of tht it gang, who caught hold of his cellar and kicked et mid held him down whilst the prisoners struck him over the head and body, and had it not been that have for help brought the police to his assistance, he wouldescaped. been murdered by them. The prisoners' companions bruised bead. The witness had a most shocking black eye and te dance with George Green, sworn, stated that he et. win the leg, and his comrade, when Daley gave Hideout a kick a desperate man. he was immediately surrounded and beats.ltnness remonstrate : ner by the prisoners and their party. wt ked down by thee, with them, when he was attacked and knocen h witness follows,' Hideout made his escape into the street, when a of Irish, who wee. and il his cri e 6 him, and found him surrounded by_!, 2_,_n were upwards of 2t, using him in a shameful manner. There were at him with The their fists, and kicking at him." and whils: h' on the knee, about him, " pitching into him and save himself, he fell into ~ "wprifoner Daley thea falling Daley made a deept whilst he was ground kitcher, and mwiatdneesas bwlasowraettrweaittninegssinanndrdkeirelsedto him rate kick at him. when Green fell into the cellar, he evidence. He added, that murdered him, and on proceeding te have thought they would made an attack upon witness, and maltreated George Foster, of the Grenadier Guards,corroisorated this, Smith, 148 E, stated ng that he received information of the outlit! smassis dreadfully.tan cetheydi to the spot he found nearly a thou• , when Daley rushed into the crowd i, Pr°wlnciebtehleda handkerchief tied round his waist, evi15rtanaisgdeash,pireatrsniadiolhenoes'nvaed;eire to fight, and exclaiming violently, " Let d witness took him into custody with, haadftenrawbeheant heemitimadittheedarbdy, :be Crown public-house, ' tance on his part. idiseng"ivewittob-ijact.biosuosled,iez. ' He then rushed into the Hand any out rests , ,e murder had f zi..,:. ivy:so-nerds. If Hideout had pushed against Daley, that died ' justify them in acting the violent part they had done. It wee only surprised justify them in acting the vislent part they had done. it evidently their intention to have destroyed the soldiers, Lea 11Inrn. not the police arrived to assist them ; and from the marks A violence they bore, it was plain that they had been moke grossly ill-used. " You Irish," said Mr. Greenwood, " when your blood is up, will risk anything, and would take life away ; and, as far as the punishment of law will go, we must. put it into force, to endeavour to check such violence." He then convicted them in the extreme penalty of 5/. each, ceatpnni otl:ol .wckheodatutpe,ndaendd t ht h. einsvoledscieigrsatiloenft. the Covert and, in default ofay ment, two months' imprisonment in the 11 House theirioluhseeyo fw Cestoeerr then ehe _______-------ki C  OMPLIMENTARY -- the follwing appears RS an advertisement in the Feuille d' ililiches de Gand .:---." A young man, 24 years of age, of a good family, ',mowing Greek, Latin, history, the belles-lettres, mathenrtics and drawing, an excellent vocal and instrumental slusician and dancer, and who is alzo of good appearances offers himself in marriage to any lady having money, even though she be old and ugly."