Star. — London, England, 1823-12-13 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESaiONS. - Williams brooks was indicted for stealing -horse, the property of Robert Roberts, value £217. Mr. Attie stated the case. Mr. Rotiirt Roberts sworn.—itnows the prisoner.H Witness bid a-horse on the 25d of November ; the pri sister called that day and asked if he had sold the Lorne ; witness answered he had not ; he then pin his (Prisoner%) horse into witness's stables, and advised wit ness to ',end his horse for sale to Romford Pair; he said he was taking hisikent horse thither, and offered to take witness's horse to ate-fair niso, and sell 'him for wit ness; he said witness's horse would fetch '£l6 at the fair; witness hesitated to trust the prisoner, but the prisoner said you need not fear, I'll take the horse, and wait untikyou come to sell him; witness gave him the horse to be taken to the fair ; went to the fair next day ; prisoner gave to witness's son a bill, for which he said he had sold the horse. Witness had not authorised the prisoner to sell the horse. itseoanes.—lf the prisoner had sold the horse for 4116 would yen have been contented? I"rness.—l would. itecoania.- - lam afraid, Gentlemen of the Jury, that the case must stop here; after the answer of the prosecutor, the charge cannot be sustained as a felony; you must, therefore, acquit bins. lem inclined to think there may have been fraud in the Glair; the prisoner may be indicted foreonspiracy to defraud. The prisoner was accordingly acquitted of the charge, of felony. Eliza Hateisonds was indicted for stealing monies,i the property of Henry Hudson. After hearing evi de.ice, the ReConngit, in consequence of a private com munication from Mr. ALLEY, stopped further proceed ings in the case, and informed the Jury that there was an informality in the manner of bringing forward this charge, which was, in point of law, fausl to the accu sation. The Jury woad, therefore, acquit the prisoner. She was of course acquitted. IVary Hayden, an interesting young woman, aged 19, Was indicted for stealing 355. the property of Amelia Tooting, widow. It appeared, that on the 2,1 of this month, the prisoner was in the public•honse kept by prosecutrix. Some disturbance occurred in the tap room, which Mrs. Tooting went to quell. During her absence, the prisoner was seen going to the till-drawer at the bar, putting her hand in and taking out something, and putting it into her pocket. She then immediately left the house without paying for what liquor she had had. The money was soon missed; suspicion tell upon the prisoner, who had gone away. She was followed by a WWI named Hall, who brought her back, and she, was taken to the watch-house, and there searched, and some money found upon her. (The amount did not at th s ti nc appear, as the constable of the night did not answ_wwhen vole(' on in Court). The taking of thel money was corroboiated by two ladies (Mrs. Hall and, Mrs. Prob)n), one stating herself as the wife of a linen-1 draper, in Wells -street, Oaford-road, and the other the wife &a gun-maker. These ladies happened to be present taking a drop. They both concurred in saying that on the disturbance commencing in Mrs. Tooting's tap-1.0°0,! they, along with the.prisoner, were asked inside the bar,, and it was while there, and in the absence of Mrs. Tooting, that the money was taken away. From M s. Ttriiin A 's statement it appeared, that when she left her bar there were about 40s. in a bowl in the drawer. On her return she found only ss. The watch man to whom the prisoner was given in custody stated, that she ci ied much, appeared unwilling to go, and de clared that she was innocent. (lt should be noticed that Mrs. Hall swore she heard the prisoner say, while in the puhlic-house, that she had only is. 6d. in her pocket.) The prisoner, when called upon for her defence, pro tested her innocence, and c 4 e.:lared that the two wit-' nesse, *Mrs. Hall.and Mrs. Probyn), were the persons v ho forced her into thehoase to have same drink. Mrs. Hall was recalled, and declared positively that ale had not invited the prisoner to drink. She never saw the _prisoner in her life before that night. Mrs. Probyn was also recalled, and questioned as to her knowledge of the prisoner. She said she had no pre iions lenowledge of her; the pti...oner came up to her on the night in question, while standing at the door of the Blue Posts publiclinuse (Mrs. Tooting's), and asked her to let her have something to drink. Witness said she should have a glass of gin, which she went in and called for, 'gave the prisoner part of it, and took pare herself. She denied forcing witnessietothe house. • The names of some persons whom the prisoner peeled to appear on l.x behalf were now called, , none of them answered. The Itoooanan proceeded sum up, and the case seemed to be going hard again poor Mary Hayden, when Mr. CasssVrat.t., Ler Counsel, - informed the Coni that one of the. enteesses called for the defence " come into Court, and asked permission to examine The Court granted this permission, and ' Mary jinn Bealinaont, a genteel-kinking wosisan,‘ described herself as a diess.makar, appeased in thej She gave a re, y differeot account of the transaction. said that on the night is question, she was veith the prisoner by the doer of the public *musses (Mrs. Hall sod Mn. ?rob et were itlinAft the door. One of them laid hold of the prismieeiflC and iniisted site shoold come to and have !-- drink. Witness begged of pusener not to r. she would go. ' They Went to the bar, - whete . called for half a plat of gin,' which three of thltio took of (witness would not take an)l. tke albs mem then called foe-another half piot, which wasailethr - by them Both the witoesses 'Wall and letoW7iMe4, Very Much the . worse for liquor at this t. .. . pl . theme was so bad that the could scaicely staati. Ponet had also drank something, bat was cot drastic:. Risr;- the disturbasice in the tap-room, oil the- pestise(ncept witness) went inside tke bar. - Witness did met see the prisoner go to the drawer, or take anythi .• from the other pan of this witness's 5 • . -it en f ll geared that prisoner made no resistance; not scream out murder 4 that she had nat. rine • swat from the house at the time she was accosodefAhlitheft. The witness underwent a very long Red minute •'-' urination by 'the Recoonatt, with the vie* of A the truth of her story, but she still persisted in. idi ing steadily to the main facts of her first statement. answer to a question as to the circumstance which , duced her to be oat at that hour of the night Moroi o'clock), she said that she and prisoner had been - Isisk"club, at whith there were amain and' dal Ft:wisher esplanade/nor the notate of thislllatb, peared that it is customary , on the departore of of the Irish to their awn homes, to haves club for , or her benefit. Each party ays a shilling or admit - sion to the club, era! Wt go to bon PIM' of tkej?oiney. ' ' la. ans w er %another, , •iitok wasess stated. diitotprisossr halved in service three years sad a INK !BO bed left PeSity gletiefaeidftiettitsActioii. /i 7 ~ It was zow intimated to the Coart,„tbak Mr. Eyeri, a respectable shopkeeper in rall;makwlso happened se be constable titbit night, and tdeli the charge taint the prisoner,, was In Chum He was entied, and deposed I that he wets in the wateh-boose soon after the prisoner was brought in. She was 'embed, •and some money found upon her. When thearasetty was produced, and before the prisoner could see itplitr. Byers coveted it ttp with his book, and then asked her how much money' sHe had had? She replied, that she ought to have 235. i He then counted the stun taken from her, and it amounted to !Ss. O'd. There were also found .upon her some pawnbrokers' duplicates. One was of a pelisse pawned on that day for Ids. and another of a bonnet pawned the day before for Ss. Smite other duplicates of a few days' earlier date were also found upon her. - The witness Mrs. Hall was again celled back, and in answer to questions from Mr. CRZSWELL, said that shei did not live with her husband, but she got her bread, honestly, and her character would bear investigation. She was asked with whom she did live, but the Court overruled the question. If the Counsel could shew from other evidence, that she /witness) conducted herself im— properly, he might do so, but she - was not bound to , answer any question which might subject her to penalty in the Ecclesiastical Courts. Mary Anil Beaumont was now called back, and ac- , counted forlite:.absence of Mrs. Cole (the Lady with, whom ptisoner bad lived for three years and a half), byi stating that she (while's) had called on her last ntgbt,, and that Mrs. Cole was prevented from coming by a severe cold. Another person was also to have appealed to prisoner's character, but he also was prevented from attending by illness. The RECORDER now again proceeded to sum up. Ile observed, that to him the fact of the prisoner having, declared to the constable the amount of the money taken from her was by no means conclusive of her in nocence; for she might have had time in the interim to know the amount. Neither did the duplicates of the articles pawned appear to him satisfactorily to account for her possession of the sum of 2:35. for a person in her situation would not be likely Co pawn a second article oil her dress, if the produce of the first was unexpended. Mr. ChZUWELL.-My Lord, I beg to submit to yout Lordship, thAt there is no evidence before the Court that the prisoner had expended the money, which it appears; from the duplicates in her possession, she Obtained oe her clothes. • The Ilcoonnat.—Sir, I think this intertOptft"-*ry improper. Mr. Cnesswitzt..—.My Lord, with gran respect, think it my duty to state the fact as impottant to my client. The RECOlWltar—giti k it is improper, and you go tie yond your duty in this Paterruption. I AO sute case to the Jury not according to your impression of It, but according-to my own. His Lordship then proieeded to remark ,on the other parts of the case. The Spry, he were not bound to take his impressions of the case but lie was bound to state them; and if they believej the evidence for the prosecution, which he did nottint satisfactorily-answered by the evidence for the deWce, they would find the prisoner Guilty. If, on the °tiler hand, they did not think the case proved, they ivattld give the prisoner the.benefit of that opinion. The Jury, after consulting together for about a mi nute, returned a verdict of Not thrifty. The verdict' appeared to site general satisfaction LI the audience, which was very numerous. John Broomfield, aged 11, and Wm. eadilant, aged 12, were indicted for stalling a till, and Ils. in money; the property of -- Treharne. The prosecutor told his'story,bot it appearing to con• tradict his depositions Wfore 'the Nags:trate, the amour, told the Jury that ft was . nOt sufficient to con vict the prisoners, lad they were accordingly acquitted. Mary Young Was con victed of stealing two sheets, Sallie 4s. the property of eforge Death. James Higgins was indicted fbr stealing ten pounds 'of pork, the property of Wiliam Palmer. fhe fact was clearly proved ; bait appeared • from the statement of the prosecutor hi. elf, that the prisoner, his wife, and family, were in . the utmost distress at the time, Two witnesses gave the prisoner an altellent character for honesty and geissersd good conduct for a period of chi yeas. The after, in tears, pleaded hard for mereb and deseribathe great distress under which he and Ilia children wekelibourtng at the time of the transaction. The isft lbund the prisoner Guflt r, and the Recoil- Wmonishing Saes was given Am-- ll*/ wore 1 1 4 4 lig "hlani•a-wvek for cup* about the pritsrds. -: 1 Brady, in his &OW. tad that Vi r Vidinftfin. ;.t ths.liet p e t . of these placard-hewing litaralieiron to th e Change wok " chants, one iill whom desired that the link dined*" egoc hit • wowed. On . his ( Bradt) oteravotasint to remove the gar . tist samisbe4 cos of tilt PhiCsnikwidi his 4:salt 4 1 ns of9mi the meA, u Waddington had declared. low ooe14 : 3 and efd the right of any coo td Motets a° hi s with his MK dseve them up to the spades of Iholbdaailetadd both* thorn with doe dignity of a Simand, lit oddeol4 Noe b. are an chi I hietwaY, 6 1 1. 3 .friti440 itirao ili t .r the top .794 1 0,44111,.. r ikaz thn big hatisrAs the matter reit wheel ii weer-To aamnttoo eetsenfst • _ By the third section of t2ie late VaLrant Act; I persons imposing, or endeavotnlng to impose, um ii rt private individual, by false re prese n tation, z i t h er bally or in writing, with a view to obtain money, ot some other advantage or benefit, are to ciem ze i rogues and vagabonds, and may be sent tq hard label in the House of Correction for any time not escethli ng three months, nor less than one month.' The Act of Parliament which authorised the bad. ing of a new Post-office, confined the whole edifice, wheg it shall be completed ; within the - precincts of the City. To obtain this privilege, the - City agreed to pay one. tired of the expense. We understand *deceased Mr. Weave, and 80% one of the persons charged with bis *inter, were** party of gamblers in .Bell's Court, in this town, wh ole apparatus was seized by the piolice same tittle ago. n e t 'passed then under different names.-7 yse Merely,. Buell is the effect of, persfSeranie and industry As science of 'Medicine, that treat antsibets, of whotsand V/gored under the -mad painful acid data's" vie Incite pronounced incurable by weal:table ensctieestra. sad discharged from HoNdiais t itsee bcca restored to perfect heM the celebrated Dr. LOT, whe,after loft j. dolt. is enabled to remove the ninstobstinate Venereal however long awl thr*i tied in the babit..-Eptption‘ Plan the Limbs. obstinate Girona, Dimness Sisljtas Nodes ep *ip* ; bones, Licersqoa, and Sere Throats, are ming the moms litistrig Mat of insitroper &cement, and which nitimut dowry's': dinner prove fatal. The Doctor is convoked daily bT pdfasitet bath senor, at ss, Dassault, Sabi, tad ford-street, Rtsckrrlars awl L e ga*, licaldal IW,I Alga ancol part of the eputtop, stab! Wry s hie! ... :“.! i A . . , ...., .- . • . :44 *orb"' i . _ .. if ....,, .04 ITl 7 ' . . tita4Z l . IN . 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On the evening of that day she missed the property, and men tioned it to the prisoner and another servant. They de nied all knowledge of it. An officer was sent for. who examined the servants, and then searched their boxes. In the prisoner's box ware found the eye-glass, ring, and some other articles. The officer stated the same facts, and produced the articles, which Mrs. Byrn proved to be her pro- , pertr. The prisoner at the time denied any knowledge of the transaction, and accounted for the rossession of ; the ring, by saying that she found it abOut the house a few days after die came to live with Mrs. Bylaw. Mrs. Byrne stated that she gOt a good character with the prisoner. A woman who knew the prisoner for 18 year;, gave her an excellent character for honesty during that time. The Jury. found her Guilty, and the Commix San- JEANT, after observing that the practice of pilhige by servants on their masters should be repressed by the strong arm of the law, sentenced her to be transported for seven years. POLICE INTELLIGE.A'CE. 1)Ir. - GUI LbH A LL. . john Ton Ivry was ctirged with robbing his employer, Mr. Tan nic-as a neesilc-makerfof Ilolborn-hill. Ile was ensploed in dip' posing of steel ivatch.chains,lakks and eyes, and thimbles, to petty shopkeepers. • On the toth ult. - lia went out with a stock of the ;Value of IX bet &argot to reran, and notice liaising been given tu most of the customers, be was met with, and detained by one of 1 them Testenlay morning. When asked Uhe bad anything to say to the !barge, he laconically replied, " That la the state of the case. --Tully cam mitred. Avows Proton was charged with stealing a costly brass feud* Ohm the shop-door of Mr. Allies, ironmonger, is. NeWpte•Straif t in Wednesday evening. ..A person . who was passing Pee infeal!"• don to-the shopinan, who secured him. Si his defence, be sheered his Ignorance of the geography of London, as he raid be was to Is* received Is. for carrying the feeder from the (heisser Colha knee door to Little Britain, alai was se lilt way *Mac for Chaapside, Foster-lane, ft.—Pally . cunshitted., . - , 804:34'8 tat • - •• • Iriliem Hill, formerly an idler at ibrorship.street, rad sob*. quently an extra patrol at this Oates, !as charged .with *tuft . geed £5 note. Ill: went to the shot of dir. Levy * . a clothear dealer in Holywell.street, ki.coinpany with ii . girl *it •3, itasi ht-sorne pelisse cloth, for *filch isejave nit. Levi,A stednete, *OW her to give him change as speedily aspoodble. MA. Lary *pseud It to be bad, and gave it ro herhusband tozrotwireseitip. atthe same time whisperiog to him her suzgons. When Mr. L* bad left the shop, the pdioner.said tii did • 1 * Tria.walt fa.. the change, and I will walk on ;" and left t *op. Mr. fairy,- sus -- peeling he int& take such - atinvp, was" welting within id^ and watched. tbe Peisone.f is far as SoitiesSot-limisa, win* Ise W. denly quickened hir pace, and Mr. Levy then bad bimplate custody. Ile professed a grill.. 'dodo, indignation; and lovir. any man cheie suspect his hoheuy. fleAowevei; viah at .baclt, and, wish the girl, Mought bedardthe Magidesue. - . • • The gill. on lieinnotellosed,saidehe had 00 patine asquaist , sore with the priadue.r. Site was .looking in. at a *hp wistiwee in flotywoll.stract; when he asked het if she would like to havei psi. rue. beau*, if she pleased, he Would treat her with csie. ' I* thought the seer a strange One ; hoe-with wane poreawitOn; ay.*. companiet him latO the shop. ' Mill, in answer to the charge, paid, that he Might perhaps hoop done Wrong himself; !nit be osekLossure Sr Ilienaars, that * girl was innocent. '- . ' Sir U. linarte.—Ten gave the ilea* of StesieNoolll% 14:1310 • - 1 here you my your Isms U nit • Whichk.pler pelive!' Prisoner. csmdioi.) Why, Sir acne*, you know very •, ' am not obhied to answer sal - . ' . . ... -• Sir 11. BOINIZ—ViviI, it feu rait flepesselsrattstree, we talk - -easily make inguiri.—Vrharier.. DM is thAgapir tour" 'sod' your Mere will aupsaim you',Mil*. : chit "li siolb,ww. Inver no , toweling. si n. &Mt craned him to Ise•detainild_illatibe Waileiving the tar, he earned thent, and. said, 45 ir • : 4 astit* beg* minded, Sir litichatd? bet as the can, vital*, tads OA* I* , lo Yet lint n4 l inhairt 'vier ratis*ViillflOoffeefk .Ercvect tbeati*_ scion of it in tie . ' 4 * . tap,. toe, rilpt preowitt:. It've but fah.* - ' . .. ___";. ". . ' . - " • . Sr IL.Unisie---.-Do nnitalk such WiseetAW,4ooweV. • 1 bidet lb easesaul /mi a true Preas..»..l!he Owiwet Wberksawdie Vitt Thursday nat. . .- • -; • The girl rave references to some 1 00 her; and there being evcry seasii O' ".. shat . IkEti for/.. ,.‘ true, site was dischargedWithin' - - •• scri u l ap p • - • " • •• • ' . • - tf s r',• .•••••=. • . • DiAa4sonovotf. , rs. .•. -re - , r - • i. george Eaton *al chirjed by Asti ' her of, a reticule, cqntainiag 2,-. In .I4AT wesecutfir, od thefilitrof the gur ow A ma m i um j yr i sonur tyultiy, maw WC neuult- •oa nwatsat 4u ( ,amsawy, wiss, paiwt4Milie gm- T om* -- - - - ---- . 444 - 1 4 tie. ' —."-- .-- woo ' ex- pea, afterAmouishing him as to his future conduct, , , 1 3 wlimal,firre.Osar*IPskanistemsnitals.hsesaise y ' but Ordered Multia be fine - 3 one shillins, and discharged. • "Wfilel l '.' b e ! " t ic. ll4ll /0 7, s 1PP . vna t , ..;;; 1 "" "l u x e. r a t e d li ft i'!""r"*11 oanna; him, but Ke a _ . .Aeat iie o o.o-Tort Xi to . JONO: Siitty, aged 17, was indicted for, stealing' . ftr i pt i m , •„ fit i pri ai e - . Lai.. a . . ~... Wm a a.... 11 ' 617.4 . ...pa...—. sins' s;i r issi es orsiik stockings and some shirts, the property paws twat. 01101,1111 .. ... , .7771•4 0 - ter . alzelkillri:....4.• sur se Paw . :a;4:i4.0»,••:...... ' :ourt 4.1. ~ a s ilo W p e - l b lO or Tne ; rener,einfaOctszitied-sttriteetarlywithprovwer. he macr ame ,w sp bo er ar ja. .....theidAlrryfa .,o,ol4 t i r ..... : „,.e.. , . had - . %titter, when called on for his defence, put in • ', ' . willow tikomaism . i tibe . suth. Pd- plot an is Me . sane ~.......-...........ain1i to *ll .. - 113Mmt,:14.as Sao al" ...-.........-..b-11011 at en V " . her. a vs; : paper, in which he acknowledged his error, . Iftfinllow..elsrgittinies siksseSi ; ta ti r be ate; :. . to t •••• ow «pe or •••••• resin *op •••••••••4 at „:,,A4 ' triafrp,.........4.“... t . " t it.... tia .. *,:al hh contrition and sense Of the guilt of the crime 'Ded. WO Alon_bion'fht liPS:**. .le _,Af..14 lIIIRMIt gni , - to lifffia iv • .... OF 3* • : f WO , WWI to which he bad been led, and his former servictisto "ra w P r aM' ' ' lo ! .•._ IT . , li ° " 6 , 4zia ust .r t. ..:diet . . • 49.10.11106.......4.... ! %.1C.«.4. .. . arm 6a. i ... . doe , oik _ocean a stir Calf . ilkina.. . St t• a11be....•...4 ...5....4.... SO- .-,1 :ism, kialditsfir; In mitigation of punishment. . Elbe ' - Ir: to well gave him an excellent character for insag..aeliffiari:W ' -1 ' 14 " -at *talatidiatal. wi s e r •t, .. • • re s 67“594""so' 4 0 1110 . 11 " 165.-- 'a' a Meg honest t__ faithful service tap to this transaction. i ail* . . ... : . 11 . , , t* .. ...--4, ,•-1.0....“11X I* • - Lzs • .- •• A" • ike • - 6 '. •. • - ,ii . . . ....H.-,...," , „:... iii. ._,,,,rs The fair.Wn In, a forther master, also gave him an ex- .' • iir '•• , 4 ...,,,,•A i. ~.o.lr • .fro, .. . • • .“.. i1ze ..4....4...;...i.0. .4.•...... ta v . • , =limn character for himesty while in his Service. , • .-- - .---goisc:. 'AI,' •-•• le rick . -t da - .. • • tow. We . r.;•••••• iiimio;44 MI Igo v . on ping 4 The Jail found hint Maly, but recommended hi ,••-, . - --'• '.. : • - ja t ithite' - - . jr « - • ... •••••••••1110 0114• 0 4114 w..... . . . . Up to mercy an consequence of bis. evident ceinviuou i . 4 ~.'' , - --' • ': a --!...;;,... . -.-, ' - lb .. n : the otincs, and has former good character .. •• - ..•;• ',. zrf• 41‘ .. '''' n ' "4 ' Isav w- Trial wv Mr. Wright offered to take him into his service s lf . , 4 - ' l- ' 1 ? • stsasylassitaminimpitaans,orvirot4#4,l* • Os 131 • .. ' a td. t. 4. ..- - -tz • • al IM Java, wOors'eselio 4 the Peg. defeat a! J. .., ,T r r-,- 0 ~- ,--71- . - , I, D 7. r a aki r par. were discharged. 1411)eu " The COVRT suspended judgment until it gneAsstkil. , 0, , ,..,5it.s- ' 4 1 1. 4 4 , P a Z 4 V h , lO4 l lll 4 l/ t a ts="al i i: "411pOseama ......12 •If C. . frank formation. as to the party wh b Offered to ti * . .,. 1 .... - • A-: - .. iia' so * 4 d o rwAiiki di anar t afr.t b rows.mm i tsituirand lb:. 7i aatimia. lit 1i51it .. ............. : 11 : t l i t e . Lishisavaam eib:l colcur...... ....« :: : :: « 4. • at 1 . 14 4i7 . 04401.60 : 0: 1; were Joupi Arkbrd was indicted for steAlin . •.. ; ,1 3 1ve rr ; ' , sae - , sal' sada of of and packet handkerchief, the property - : d. . . 4 °l( I '. ____ 0n542.411 a sonar mer. - of Mincing-lane. --v . .. ... f IitAWSIMMIOUSX . , using Mr. Palm* proved that he missed die itsotst , YEaterlat Mar itisimbisisa mosided so broke a stersslghtut tts ' ' 'Kept the -3d of November. He bad brat! oat 6) Pack Ihsbodasaf . ol.ol.ll,24 sir b rias ..d os i mai 1:11111.:......»....114 Ile I re/• . .....:411 * the town on th e Ist, and missed it two aft- aft*: On in b h 01 •• • al gNagurffigula a WI& likatallattor - Errz „ . ,...... , : .. OD CZ dam _ . .. It. Awn, it,- the evening of the Ist, an officer filet the priaset ifeith di V a dd histou , .. k b e I wo CZ nod , .. I , l * t ap- the article' lulls possesjon. ile accounted ter thMh hi bid aft ibkailidelediritak at it allidiaVoi Neu . W l° ........411 . 44 by saying that a man named Jones had given dm* to * lolllo ' esektiT_liiiii miarestwa. iiierii wo o ly .1i ~ --- Y,l •• 111,Wi'• 11 4 . !,.. Amity him to leave for him at thi Angel, et 'Walton: 'The "ww. g litl iss ere es t=so4l42oPo ciM . . ,• . Foodin . " Iiili " :18.1 . . m ., „....i.. • s . rr4 1 .4. 41 . na l :i. ; • shaft. proserty wits identified. by !dr. Palmer. . - . in • lee la' - M - 14 171 4 -. ". 1 '' s "Awe, la billeol.l.lllllla..... i i m p o i se, __. ~ .. .q vi s a h ri ..i d er4ll44 • s its- The primmer,* in his defence, called a man named i Whist Now Doemes... ........ ' • ' ••••-!'. -de eilif . . • • "1 '' ' . Ittiilol4lo o llo.444« , ert __' 0,404 ""` 4 " 1 ' 117 ,11114 -Datil, Who swore that be . wirs present at a public-hots:o, Innidsoss' seilbeiso SOOT* selthakeem •-• •'t t • ' ' • idlies. about sir weeks ago, when a man named Jones gav e re dill a sil ) ildue r s id 611 di Prilidoi et MI Inglis_ Les 4 . . -; •; • r-• Caltagan:l4 - 11211112011112 et. tie bundle to him ( prisoner ), with directions to SO 072t h tarets taw . R. • eriodyilir• • . *OW • lialkosi:.-7; r 4 i .-. gilt 110111.3.- • 4' 4 ' 4 t4l tea = Idol bim at the Peacock, at Islington. This **oda Thrage, issi-ha '''nfir . - N th*: .r.-:, .r . 4 ',. os.7x 'I, q. zr, - 4‘ ,, jet s/1•4 • • eleven was very minute in describing his actieltintenCe with Wad limed& le . _ainfrsincsa *ilk :st ._ - - _ -, - _ _ .. - -4 ' at an Jones ; but he could not tell the name a the public.. 41146 " 1 ""*""dmille•disigelellatla ' 1.-*. •t , •'" -` a a 'Y ' 44 "'lf " 1 " r *l. '7. his Lordship *ales saaseassalbut es acing. home at which this transaction took place. - • 7 , •. , .4 - , dr wet t , .: .• ...., ~.,,,,.. . 4 : .p,... . altaaerioN %h i 'siOss." ail a aelwst it ap: - The Jtry fistmd the primmer eats, and it aiipeurinig lis ap te d. = am hr.% 0•77- -,Z., L - .• •• . : 40i)filleit II" '''••' ' some that he was well-known to the police diced, the Cost- m i re . . m it , . . 11124.1,1 4 9 , 4 G.n...e4i...0, 4 :.co • -h.,-....,-:0" . f Cot his mosoflatt i ttairr Sentenced .isisn tb be grampbetid* ler , . tabillb.slosiths -a =• ;' : Con) - nP, 41: :Ai ~,,,,e * rMll 4 " OM , tcnis- WIC& years. --•- • • .• •-. • : v. , ..... . efloombloallissito -• I :+ll • 1.7. 'E sll . Lill .. • lolit . . peens The witness Baths ifer this esti* into thewiti, ..., . 1111 - . - . 22 0410 .5niwfrgibrbbrs 4 - • l y a rt• -.- 1e1 4 4,40, 4 11at5e ii c : .-• viN • i ., ' ,-3 4 n 4 . , r quer at with great %Arlo,* listed for hislowasso, -, . , ~c ' P•}1111 ...4.14 in one 11, Cow.tsiltl§zasNotx w 4 it was very - • - 4 ~ I . o4oaik rii ,ssi..Tk , ;1. .. r three forting %hag Ise Manse was not. DUI tlik die Ur -•- -.... '• .., • i t - *.',- • • %.. ' ' . . .;.- - 44 ' '' s• " - ‘ 4:4 4 -.—— - -- - ------ -'— - 7 - ---.-- - owipt One 4 the oticers infanta the Oemto that-kill • mini - ' I" d ' av V o 4 4llll . 4 vol* !•-14 9 Ctikatiebailk,_ . • •411# 16 . . • • ... WNW, Illefedilkeet dile Riladifilaa WPM* ..*; 12Ali * a lg I l i n k iw • .? li j ' ' ' -1.46 . till' , ' IL, ( n.. . -. . • . • i . •;L • part of the colrury, aPd by r4rtter Pfrog . it, - - - - Ili S, r::rr• : 113 TAtely,. it Stettatbd, 1ai711164 Ikm% st ikibflls44i.l ll' E l At Cliftqn, the Lady of Oltlt AcePaent ! • • 1.. . Oet; N ilbe Tiff dr IRapi *Abet raj v. tine IDS Battotti49ikit Ughttrott if logis..-c:srNTI.:4