The Sun. — 1844-09-24 (London, England)

AND POLX6II. A Frenchman named Jacques Besset, for some time carrying on business in Fenchureh-street; under the firm of Pricener and Co., general inert,,, ' chants was yesterday brought before the Lord Wird at the Mansion House, charged with the offenee,,, fraudulent bankruptcy. He was committed prep ¢' to being sent to France. h et' Eliza Moore, charged at the Guildhall with re tempting suicide by drinking laudanum, we manded by Sir Peter Laurie. ea At Clerkenwell, William Griffiths, who desalt himself as a surgeon, residing in Gerrard-streeti of lington, was charged with knocking at the dr,hoot the house, 71, St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, The lawful excuse, and making an alarm of 6, Fire. vio prisoner, who pleaded drunkenness as an excuse fined ss. 1116' 1 Adele Dupierre was fully committed from - the borough on a charge of illegally pawning slices' property of Mr. Van Bever, her employer. nolier tAt the same police-court, William Nash, imp constable C 100, was fined 31. or one month's sonment, for a wanton and unprovoked assault-04yr Mrs. O'Connor. As the lady was walking in 'bee) dilly, she was, without any provocation having given, rudely seized and shaken by the policertibra At Union-hall, Michael Sullivan was brought 0p Mr. Cottingham, charged with wounding Polk with Murphy, L division, by striking him on the bo 0f 51. a poker. The Magistrate then inflicted a fineraitted on the prisoner, and in default of payment core him for two months. n° There was a thronged attendance at Hammed, op to hear the examination of five persons, who il , the the previous day, been taken into custody birved police at Kensington, on a charge of being conceabt in causing the death' of George Benson in rie which took place on Sunday morning near the lea of the Kensington Canal. The case was reins° until Thursday. Vor Mr. Sinclair Blue, a surgeon, of High-street, - the lar, aged 29, was brought before Mr. Broderip, °tie Thames office, on a charge of assaulting three ferco-,',,th in a very brutal manner, with being drunk, and_ t _l.„, creating a disturbance in the public peared from the evidence, that at the corner of ratileu_. streets. lane Mr. Blue had run-a-muck at several Nv.o deo, and severely ill-treated three of them. 111 his , the fence he said that he had been first attacked u..T.sici, women, who pushed against him, and tried t:tfrithe his pocket. lie was held to bail to appear sessions.  in TtohwenEatrhcli:awnirsideekir—f CountesslA lorafe liaC:adlgr Nobler,lo3o and Countess proceed forthwith to their Park, for the shooting season. Oen/ The Earl and Countess Amherst are at Pr staying at the Belle Vue Hotel, Aberystwith. ter of Lady and Miss Fielding, the mother and sis ee the Countess of Mount Edgcumbe, are at presenbvet a visit to the Noble Earl and dountess, at 3-1° Edgcumbe. et ee expegj Lord Shelton and Lord Nugent are at pres...re eet• seat, Deane a visit to Lord Brougham, at Brougham Hall, moreland. ; gest' Lord and Lady Prudhoe have arrived at the-1. hert Stanwick, near Richmond, for the season, after a 5 tour on the Continent. and Sir Augustus and Lady Foster, Sir Helll9„„eg Lady Webster, Mr. Justice Maule, &c., are e—tb. the company at present sojourning at Bournerold to Major-General Sir Dudley Hill has return co. his seat, High Cliff House, near Lyme, frou' the Con tinent. Admiral Sir Charles Rowley, who has been inc,dits; posed for a lengthened period, is, we are heins state, sufficiently recovered to return to his dui'l the course of this week. Sir Thomas and Lady Wilde, on Saturday eve/lit:last, left Brougham Hall, where they had been s for ing a few days with Lord and Lady Brougham' Hamilton, in Scotland. fr•?etre Sir John and Lady Oglevie, the Hon. A---• and Lady Petre, his mother, are among the ,diltlory guished visitors at Greystoke Castle, the seat ofo'-' Howard, Esq. The Hon. Colonel Lowther is at present paivrill,get visit to H. Clifton, Esq., M.P., his son-in' hi :Life Lytham Hall, and Lieutenant Lowther, of the that Guards, the Gallant Colonel's eldest son, is 014° Castle, the seat of the Earl of Lonadale.