The Sun. — 1844-09-07 (London, England)

LAW AND POLICE. A running down case was tried at the Palace Court, Which Mr. Chancellor, the job-master, recovered 81. Le'ta Lady Mary King, for damage caused to one of his tTiages, which was let out to Lady Somerset, by de40011tlant's coachman " cutting in," contrary to rule, at the r of the mansion of the Hon. Mrs. Philip, in HillCommissioner Fane, at the Bankruptcy Court, ivilJourned for three weeks the further examination of 121. Whitmarsh, who lately kept the Green Man, at T.,!ekheath, and the hotel at the British and Foreign ,2 At the Mansion-house, a man named Hill, who is emT(eti at the Old Shades Pier, the property of Mr. !rnton, was summoned before the Lord Mayor for ;ring committed an assault upon Mr. Charles Graham, igentleman iu the commission of the peace for the county Ith Middlesex. The defendant had attempted to prevent 4.P,rosecutor from going on board the Eclipse steamer, It4ien belonged to a rival company. He attempted to e !Y his conduct, but was bound over to appear at the torsions, and the Lord Mayor directed the water bailiff PaY Particular attention to the conduct of the pier-men generall Mary Y. to Ann Clarke, the young woman who attempted tril'uturnit suicide at Blackfriars-bridge, was yesterday I. °light up at the Guildhall, and delivered over to her 1,...4t Queen-square yesterday John Merry, the gardener, ydre-examined, charged don suspicion of stealing two ver spoons, a gold pencil. case, and other articles of ue, from the residence of Viscount Dillon, and fully tOrntnitted. .Police-constable Nathaniel M‘Donnough, B 66, was rftaitted to hard labour for a month, for having appreended Mr, James Lamb, and dragged him through the tt.reeta in broad daylight, without the slightest excuse 'or Such conduct. Thomas Shipley and John Chadd, conductors of Brent-lord omnibuses, charged with having been found fightiing together at the White Horse-cellar, Piccadilly, were Leld to bail by Mr. Hardwick, at Marlborough-street. William Fish, a warehouseman, in the employ of sitOisrs. Nathan, Wardour-mews, was fully committed on severd? distinct charges of robbery. Thomas Pethard, a youth in the employ of Mr. Pegg, biker, residing at Coburg-place, Bayswater, charged Rt Marylebone with embezzlement, was remanded. ~johanna Fannigan, who, to celebrate the triumph of Li' Connell, had subscribed a basket towards a large boo!! 111 Horace-street, and had put the said basket on the just as the police were endeavouring to extinguish was held to bail. At Union-hall, Henry Haward was charged with committi;lq several very daring burglaries and robberies in the neiglibourhood of Camberwell and the Kent-road. e was 00/2usitted on three distinct charges. „ip b,"sterd middle-aged lady, of fashionable appeard esc y ed as Mrs. Susannah Folkard, residing at 10, Pelham-rod, BromptOn, appeared before Mr. T. Paynter, the the sitting magistrate at 1.-Tammersnaith, to a summons, at `ll instance of Colonel rrancis Home, which charged Ifr'uat he goes in danger of life, or some bodily harm, °tulll:.:' , ouyou ..aN t 37 —1, -in, on the 23€1 day of August last, Qe parish of St. Margaret, WestuZinster, unlawfully Zr;Utened to knock him, the said Francis Home, down ; nd that if it were not for the law, you would do him a kh.lB4ief ; and use other threatening and menacing lanj:gge towards him." It appeared that a connexion of a pAIY intimate nature bad formerly subsisted between the C.nel and the defendant, and it was eventuallysettled tt:" she should be discharged on entering into her own -cogaizances.