The Sun. — 1858-01-28 (London, England)

BETH. —Edward Burgess, Joseph Tug well, and Jane Hilliard were charged with burglariously breaking into the dwelling-hous• of Mrs. Margaret L n;ston, and stealing thereform about 61. in cash auu a quantity of wearing apparel, and Joseph Smith, Mary Adams, and Mary Anne Seines were also charged with receiving a portion of the stolen pi operty. In addition to evidence given on the previous examination, police-constable W. Gray, 36 L, said he was standing in the passage of the station-house when the male prikonets were lock• d up, and heard Smith call out from his cell to Burgess by name: Burgess answered him, and asked what he was in cus' ody for, and Smith replied, " for the job upon the MoittLy night." Burgess then said that he and Hilnard should plead guilty, and get him di•cht,rg_il to murder the man who had given information againzt Hilliard also said i.h- should plead guilty on condition that he (Smith) would undertake to murder the man. Smith said he should undertake to do so, and would do it that night if discharged, as he knew very well where to find Lim; Burgess said, " I hope you will do so, and th,t none of you will ' brown' it about my pultint, the things away." Hilliard asked if the purs2 1714 been found on him, and Burgess replied that it had not.  11%Ir. Bttadon said there was no doubt in his mind whatewr that the prisoner had been guil:y of a gross fraud in going about obtaining money frc.m be evoleut persons by fraudulent statements. As it was clearly proved that the prisoner was an impGstor he should send him to hard labour for three mpnths.  M4RYLE[3NOE.—Two young men, who gave their naives Chas. Lucas, and George Croley, were charged with highway robbery upon the person of Elizabeth Heuitnans.  Proiecatrix deposed that she had been living in the service of Capt. Banbury in tho Regent's-park, and that, having been but a short time there, and being ',early a stranger in Lmdon, she inquired of the prisoners, whom she met in Church-street on the previous night after leaving her situation, to direct her to the establishment known as the Ser • vants' Home, which she believed was situate in Nut ford place, Edgware-road. They told her ,hey were going in that direction, and would show her the way. They proceeded some distance when Lucas said to Croley, " We should like a drop of gin," and she remarked That she would treat them. He (Lucas) then exclaimed, " We don't want silver, we want gold," and seizing her by the throat threw her down, when be and bis companion treated her with the greatest violence. She screamed out " Murder I" and on two policemen coming up she was rescued. Had it not been for their opportune arrival she believed that she would have been murdered. The prisoners took from her pocket her purse, containing 2/. 15s. in gold and silver. The prisoners, who denied the charge, were remanded till Wednesday. Mr. John Horton, who for a great meny years has carried on business as a carpenter and undertaker in South-street, Manchester-square, was brought before Mr. Broughton for the third time, charged with forging 'bills of exchange. The prisoner, who reserve,' his defence, was committed for trial upon four distinct charges.  uvauLultauct 10 tithe Choir tri d, but Mr. Elliott consented to take bail for Keines.  IL WAY IA TELLiGENCE.