The Sun. — 1829-11-05 (London, England)

LOW-STREET. 1 . LI :, tithe 4. 4 • .. ~ the c, 1 maiiing imc nention to , eeemparty, and Oving . A Well:looking Voting evoinen, named Aim Hai, the necessary instructions I 51, itiOrtt Nyde theft dete:le, was brought before 11r: HALL by a police:eon: i mended for writirig the petition, and it citethifottte staple, ami the owner of a 6ottteshhPJ ih Bedford: ! myth appliCant hfid not sufficient money, tliev took bury, charged with contemplating self-destruet'on. what tact' el'i!l4 get, tin 4 gaVe him Credit for the The account she gave was, that, some weeks ago, r,ma;nder, The bargain a:se cirri-; that there 1)666being then out of place, site went one day into the tioners who were successful should pay te',.:.!.e. Com• tit y After a service, and on her return, she watt tret party, on their appointment, 10s. 6d. additional. by it gentlemaii Who rittitAted her; and eekedi if she Weeks, bewever, rolled on, anti the petitions v. ere was in want of a situation. She replied, that sit not aile‘,',veteti; The candidates c:tiled day after day had just been to look for one. The gentleman then until they were tired. Th 6 frieorier§ importuned told her that if she would go with him he would i those who had not paid the balance of t`'6 55., ,r2rl . give her money and provide her with a good place. threatened to summons them to the Court of i‘e- • She declined the offer, and slid she could not go quests, until they began to see pretty clearly that with him then, as she was iii a hurry to go home: the prisoners, with all their specious promises, had He then forced some money upon her, and she cots- no interest whatever. Under these circumstances, sewed to meet him on the following evening. She they gave information to the new police how the did so, and they met several times after, until, at money had been obtained from them, and the prilast, by oaths and promises of protection, arid hay- sorters were apprehended. ing also sworn most solemnly to make her his wife, she consented to his wishes, and her ruin and dis- Mr. WHITE questioned the complainain at sc;tne length, and it appealed from their answers that !lteY grace were the consequence. had given tie money merely for writing the petitions The unfortunate girl appeared dreadfully affected and not for ohtaining the appointment, although it while giving this statement. was clear the poor fellows had been induced to do so Mr. HALLS asked her if site knew the name of by supposing that the prisoners had great interest. her seducer. She replied that she did not, but de- Mr. WHITE told the prisoners that they were scribed him as.ll tall, dark mun, quite the gentleman little better than swindlers, and a very little more in his appearance, and apparently independent in his evidence would Lave justified him in sending, them means. He had quite deserted her, she said, and to the House of Correction as rogues and vagabonds. although site had taken every means to find him out, He should, however, discharge them, but cautioned site had not succeeded. them to take care N: hat they were about. The Magistrate told her that he would give an As soon as the part:es got outside the cflice, a order for her admission to st. Ann's workhouse, mid violent altercation took place, eted the discharged at the same time the parish officers should be made prisoners threatened to summon all those who lital acquainted with her story, in order, if possible, that riot paid up their .sz. • the person whom she charged with her seduction might be made responsible to the parish for the incumbrance which his heartless conduct was likely to entad upon it. Eliza 31ann, a female about 30 years of age, was also charged with havi rig attempted suicide. The prisoner was discovered ie the act of throwing herself into the Thames at Watelloo-bridge, about six o'clock in the morning, and was given into custody of one of the new police. She stated that she was driven to make an attempt upon her life, owing to the ill-treatment she experienced from her husband, who had another wife living. She was a widow, site said, when site had the misfortune to meet with him, and lost her father, mother, husband, and child, all within two years. She expressed contrition for her conduct, and the Magistrate ordered her to be locked up until her friends should be sent for.  FOLtCI INTELLIGRNCe