The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

tab littriltanice.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Debra Kr. Comsimicaer Faablanqm.
JENNY Lim).—og as &MAR CHALINEIL —This was a
meeting for choice of usignees in the case of this bankrupt,
who was a milliner, of Charleestreet, Westbourne-termce.
The debts are about TOW., and ands 1371.—The bankrupt
was examined at some length, and stated that she bad given
her daughter money to the amount of about 2001. to buy ar-
ticles of stock ; instead of doing which, it was alleged, that
she appropristed it to her own use, and expended it in
buying opera tickets to see Jenny Lind, which she
(the daughter) had given away. There was also a dress,
which tie daughter represented to be for a young lady of
Portland•place, but the witness never received anything for
it. Its value was stated to be SO guineas.—His Honour ad-
journed the ere for farther inquiry.

MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT.
Sxtrn O. PARRY, 110V81NOLDIRS AND Hovell
Aontrra.—Yesterday, Billingsby Parry, Esq., one of the
judges of the new county court, was regrmented by Mr. Col-
tman, solicitor, of Bediont•row, in &hese of an action for
181.155. at the mit of Mr. Smith, home agent. Regent-street,
for commission smog in Wing a masks belonging to de.
fendant.—T. Braise. 214. motel that in the latter part of
last year, having onewered en advertisement in the news.
paper respecting a hews to let, Mr. Smith called upon him
aOlivart's Hotel, and pre hint cards of several houses,
among which was the bow' in question. He save Mr. Parry,
sad concluded an t with him to take it at the
yearly rent of Yr. de la Mars : He certainly
should not have taws the hew being to let but tot Mr.
Smith.—Mr. labia eel Mr. IWO; 'Sate and house agents,
stated that if an agent inteedeeed a pereou to a home which
the ktlew took, the ego* met eatlYed to his e"'
without it being hoombent on bins to arrange the r •
the ownee Ohs greener height
_proper to do so himself
&modems a hems was in the benne of twenty agents, and
when so wet mowed ketreedone for letting in his book he
11119111 erns* than wand bang ordered no to do by the pro
prineuh—Vordict he piintifi; the full amount claimed
end mete.
WHItICHAPEL COUNTY COURT.

Lnrrocn
was as action brag& by Mr. C. Diatonic, a baker, rending
at Notting-hill, lensionton, to recover the ma 421. fa. 841.,
from the Rev. B. C. Dillon, minister of the " Reformed"
Eighth Ohio* White's-row, Bpitalfielda, the :amount of a
&obi dee se the Ma at April, 1846. A solicitor attended
for the dshadeist. The ISM WM entered into last Thursday
west, whoa the phial, Mated that the debt was eon.
treated by dill at the dm he was living with Mrs.
Diligent * WWlmbeMeek dieting-hill.—The solicitor for
the JeVisiat slated that del imiut was not liable, as he
had alletted a seektoweal kw Ids wits who was responsible
eft the Ma, sad with whoa he was not ia oohabita.
tie whew the debt was Yenned. The cue was adjourned
te pane *in lad palwelay. ea the opening of the court,
when the erre was adled, the solicitor. oa the part of the
give no apposition to the claim, which he offered
tle pay. illOes.-11te learned jadge then gave judgment
belie *Mit

SURETY•II3BI3IONS.
Ttsoese= rite!. seadons eirmassoced yesterday, at
the -causeway, beans Thee. Puck*
smil a ten 'be:cwhirn tee. Daring the day two
eases of bareaetealiag were dspoeed of, the 'entice. in each
being tea yeses' tion. In one of them the prisoner
was above GO yelas. In a case of burglary, also, a
late sentence wase

POLICE.-YMICADAY.

MARLBOROUGH-81:RBWiTio ►T EARL

Sisweiserew, H. ANEW, and O. Kteighl,
were charged with wasling pans ham Earl Stratford's, in
Lower OrwmaorMirest—W.Jsny D 157, said on Satnr-
day week teal, shout tsar Alga to the afternoon, he saw
the tires mismen waMig *gel= in Cumberland-street,
looking deem the anal Disowslasuse. Suspecting their
objeat was to ammit s saltesp mimeos followed them un-
meshed Ws Loewe Chommerectrem Oa the wsy the
primmer Knight went ems savaral arms, but apparently
withoat wading with mesa WMe the prisoners same to
No. 44, Lower OssownswelsoM Kali& went down the
area, the sibarpismseelistelna weak sham ewe Isms OIL
The prisoner ILacs set et the am Air remaining
there about ten Waal* lodising& Ids ampsaissi, giving
something to tits peiseemaannes Whams,wet l ssietance, tese
them all into custody. flioddases and Knight denied haying
gam down any mom On Moir way to the station-home
the priamen milled out Is sea easther, " We are done,"isad
immediately the mamas made s determined effort to
wasps Witness we thrown down, sad while down he we
Jew pat out hie hand towards a sewn grating and drop
something into the drain. Witness afterwards mode search,

and found two silver spoons. A silver box was afterwards
delivered to witness, it having been dropped by one of the
rn.—Leah Bennett, housekeeper to the Earl of C Straf-
said the silver spoons and the box now produced were
her property. The property was safe in the housekeeper's
room- just before the prisoner, were taken into custody.
The primmer, denied all knowledge of the robbery, and were
fully committed.
LAMBETII.—A SRAM COUNTY COURT ATTORNEY.—
D. Ryland," hanger on about the minor courts was charged
with obtaining half.a.crown from Priscilla Bulky under false
pretenees.—Mr. Chimes, who volunteered his services to the
somilitiot, stated that on the 10th of last month the com-
plain% summoned her muter to this court for assaulting
kr sad damaging her boxes, when the magistrate con-
victed him in the penalty of 2a. kr the one, and 7s. for the
other. The complainant at that time requested the magis-
trate to make an order on her master for the payment of the
wages then doe to her, and his worship told her that he had
not the power to do so, bat told her to go to the county
court. Bhe went to Demmerk Hill County Court, Brixton,
on the following day, and applied for a summons against her
late wester fee 11. h. 84. dais to her for wages, when it ap-
pend she was headed • piece of printed paper or
plebe whisk she we kid to fill up. At thin time
the primer repiremmted -Wolf to the complainant
as en 'Meer, or sutherised agent of the court,
mei indertook to take out the summons and mule the
whisk afkir. She, under the belief that he was an
either of the court, gam him a shilling, all the money she
then had, and subsequently paid him eighteen-pence more,
to take out a summons for the debt. The prisms'', after
receiving the latter sum, to rain Ake the complainant had
le her gown, absconded frets kin lectift ; hot the
t, with much exertion end dlisalty, timed him,
and wept him to get the cue on, hut he pat her off from
time blame She She at length applied% Inspector Campbell,
at Camberwell station, and that odeor sent a constable
with her to the court to make the f escesry inquiries
on the subject. On the clerk being to, be
examined the books, and mid that we eiammeas had been
taken out in the ease, sad illseadhei the pilleemer as
one of the " hangers as " chest the emit, who
had no right whatever to interfere in seek Inatters.—
slum 8. Wright, a mutable belonging to the Pdi lispeeed
to having heard the prisoner tell the cow that he
had Wien eat the summons, but after she bed bin
into easte4, he expressed his willingness to ter the
itotteowora bea.—ln answer to the magithrees, less. Jame,
whelbelespd eo the County Osurts, ail he wee wet heti
needy emanated with the table ekes, Ist be lekreed the
charge fora summons was half-grown fir waytlabg above
twenty shillings.—Mr. Elliott expunged Ids ciogriss at so
high a charge.— The prisoner said he received the massy, in
his character as an agent in the court, and lain that he
could not take out the summons in time to have the ere
heard in the present month, or before the middle itiodobor,
he was not in any great burry to take it outer. Hard-
man, a solicitor, who practises at the County Onsets, mid
that the clerks there refused to make out plumed" persons
applying for summonses ; they represented that they were
le to a heavy penalty for doing so, and kJ=
was, that persona like the prisoner, who
agents, filled up the forms. They also attendedemlatheilthipm
suns who did not dispute the debts, to require time gluey
meat ; and be (Mr. Hardman) had knows seem deem,
by the per contest and charge', make es Waste es sink. a day
at these marts : indeed, much snore than attorneys prac-
tising in them could make.—Mr. Elliott remarked, Met if
this was a specimen of the sdvarnages derivable dun the
meaty courts, and if persona der jukes into all
into such hands as those of the =w , he WWI lei tbialt
they were likely to be any improvement is the lares-31r.
Hardman said that if the public append they fedi get
cheap law at the county courts, they want le re. monk
Werke= iadeed.—Mr. Elliott rimeentel that milk* den or
gabge maid never have bees anisegfteesal ley the kg4da-
tereow snowing the interference of mot poolow• in
In thew courts. The statute wry properly
acme holding situations in the manly court.
in them; but, by the 56th claim, the clerks Owe
to write, in a book kept for the pupae, a platinising**.
name of the party wishing to 'bring the &Mien, a well as
that of the defendant's, fn., and their doing Otherwise was
a complete perversion of' the act. With melee' to the pr,
sensr, there could be very little doubt of Itie inteedieadent
he (Hr. Elliott) regretted musk It wee net fa bk pewee to
punish him in he eleierred. Had he received frentthe sera-
*leant mere then bed helm necessary to abaft the sous-
mow be oarbdely *odd ham lent him for irk', tut as
there might be some doubt ablest the time at whisk it was
absolutely necessary to take est • eiameass, be skull dis-
charge him en his returning the Ingtemewa.—inapector
i n
leXmi
Campbell called his worship's Weenies la the
in the cam, who, he said, frees her befog lope es eat of
her wages bad been obliged to part with she
had, and was in the greatest distrees.—Hr. IMO
her 10s. from the poor.box, and expressed a hepothnt earns
sticks woke would be taken of the ease' as he we certain
that *dad', who presided in the lowiteMolld wog be aware
that meek proceedings as those disclosed ecidedlikwein, else
he would at once put an end to them.
SOUTHWARK.—Cce ions PLEA Or ILLROAL Ihrtzer-
winev.—.f. StiUrvil was charged with being a deserter from
the Zest India Company's artillery. Sergeant linkineld
enlisting the prisoner on the 25th ult. He thew left
pt
iZwismd saw nothing of him until the precise' emndeg.—
The pelloosor mid that the enlistment was illegal. ingtenthith
as he gesehred two sixpence*, Instead of • agillag.
(Langhler.)—Mr. Seeker said he was much malsteftwa ea'
of that pellet s he lam
kg e he mmunitted to prison until the dimes
hie eagim op
ypplied hint.
CiAlOl POISONING a Wl7l.—John woo
re-examthed,itharged with having &Vamp to bin 1
wile, Hinabeth. It will be recollected that the p, end
Ids mks separeted some few weeks ago, in esepreeemee 'Mk
since which period he aleil seek eseeral
Ice attempts to induce her to retain sad live with
him aide. On Monday week he met her in the skeet,
and persuaded her to accompany him to a Imerchep,
and hark; called fora pint of ale, he left the ftezas, raj
he should in back immediately. When he N
wife Wag eleaut from the room, he was theme' W the
landlady to throw a powder into the When
oat of whisk his
wife hod been previously drinking. When she elkoned to
the. room he prevailed upon her to drink off the eratink of
the glass whkle he refused to do himself when die @eked
him, saying that he would have it out of the pewter pot.
The landlady, although having witnessed the cireoulason
did not interfere until the parties had lift the been ;when, it
occurring to her that it might have been some thieleriens
powder, she sent a man after them, who gave the prieener
into custody When they arrived at the stake-boom the
woman became ill ; but, the stomach-pump being used,
she was sufliciently recovered to attend the Mewing day at
this court. On that oconion the prisoner darned that he
had no %imam of seriously injuring his wife, end that he
only threw a small portion of snuff into her ale Windom her,
as he snorted, to accompany him home. When the priesseer
was placed at the bar yesterday, his wife, who bad also been
locked up, owing to her haring neglected to attend the
second examination, now interceded for the prisoner, saying
that she did cot wish to pram any charge; she win • poor,
hard-working woman, and if she was compelled to waste
her time in attending these examinations she would lose
her employment. She therefore implored the magistrates
to est her husband at large.—Mr. Wagstaffe,the police sur-
geon, described that, upon analysing the matter brought
away from the complainant's romaM, a portion of strong
muff was discovered. It was further confirmed by a witness
who attended this examination, end stated that on Monde
night last the primmer walked into his shop and parshari
some ennif.—The complainant again solicited for hoe hus-
band's discharge, but the magistrate said such a requesteould
not be complied with : there was evidence of the deleterious
nature tithe article mixed in the ale she partook of by her
hashed, and that it might hare produced her death, if
peed.% wwwwirws bad not been adopted ; she therefore must
=ln attend, as she had already shown a strong
to proceed against him.—The prisoner de-
derail *et be sever intended to injure his wife. He was
sentemiled till Thursday ; and his wife, being unable to pro-
em security for her appearance, was again incarcerated.
WESTMINSTER.—Itvaorkir.—J. Cooper was finally
emeniassi, whinged with having been concerned with two
°them, neensil Scully and Potter, since transported for
14 year Sr the offense, in oosamitting a burglary at
Om how ef Mr. Hickman, the King's Head, Ka*hts-
leidge. On the 6th of last December Mrs. Hickman found
Mat the bar bad been broken open, every lock and drawer
In it tweed, and a large quantity of silver plate, consisting
o▪
fof sense bdhe, gravy, dessert, end table-moons, with other
of Other, stolen, together with 61., some wearing •
apparel, end, alesaget other property, 201. worth of cigars.
It was oviduct that the things wen have concealed them-
selves in the beam reviews to Ile Maki en the sight be.
den the robbery. They made Sale "Mat emelt a win-
dow late the lene-yerik _
..buinieg headed them a dark Lakes,
;= a ittnoiholl• lienyneavez, and ether pee.
The eirtirieully and Prller wen
at the followlag , and, being enteleted of
ellmee, were transported 14 years ; but Oseprr
"-wended en woo never Wald of until taken late sorted,
a 111~t ago. Evidence will given which chewed that
Potter, Scullrour: the prisoner all lived together shortly
wine the , and re seen .• xonomies elks amuse-
Implesseenes we
left at Mr. Ikelresiees, OM wire
hlndlial ; that they sternwards slept ger a kw
WSW. Illiemena's, but IA three days bikes the Teb-
be*, and that TOW end eke primmer were there late on
dm eight beilwe the robbery, and were suddenly aimed.
eliki net seen to is.,. hoses. It was farther proved
est nnee eel keetedroweeseumpied an apartment cosarbse
se the line elks that a ponies of the silver may
lend apse Pekoe was hy Kr. HickmenlaiSnew
deem 1111.0 bad in the ram jointly °coupled by and
that Parke and do perm, was to the east end the
town ea *0 day after the robbery and made sem parhaess
—The pa Merl ear a word in defence, was folly
eineadtte

TRAMS. go ow SHIP110•1D.—lolut Elliott,
a espealibbialting youth, appren. cm board the torque
Way et Meltel, wu chug* with *Sin two bodes of
lerseiy, the property of the misers. When olagpail with
*sprawly, the lad at list rid he had It has tleuesemie's
soli; tt woo se booquedy hoed that a of
sassfy bele/Aro the Weed largo had bean
moss sgs sad upwards af two gallons of SI
bees shalsweed. Two sear fall bottle% toady le Shea
away, wore Ilmsd le the Imelh seellai by the gidsais—
A. addoworthy, mai el bles vonelans Ilss led
on eassMOSelsessits MS the WOW lesselLes Xis la-
mb Isio Mit Ispeeltelo. age lhe *we M s stmt sloe
*elf We* thole Us* If Xs asgissate &e-
-h*, where raid like his the veyoge.—Xr.
T weld not held oat ash impunity to Sate, and
111111011Nr• others. The ease was a ;Sarni one, but
the , If seat for trial, would be liable to
tin he kis saployen. As it was, he nuutra=a-
Waned whit for two soothe.
X was D *twin nrc T.— C.Frosi ,
aged le, la the ewe* of Mr. Juan Soteerileid, a tailor,
wee shamed Id* having robbed his employer of wearing

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1847.

apparel, jewellery, titc ,to the amount of nearly 151. Wil-
hams, 141 D, deposed that on the slime morning, between
6 end 7 o'clock, as he was on duty in the Uxbridge-road, he
met the prisoner, and asked him what he had in a bag
which he was caning. He replied, " Only some coats,
which are my owns' at the same time opening the bag, and
'
pulling out four together, with a satin waistcoat, a pair of
trousers, and a pair of boots. Witness, perceiving that one
of this eats was not quite finished, and that the rat of the
articles wen nearly new, questioned him further, and as
his answers were altogether of an unsatisfactory nature he
was conveyed to the station-house; he was then searched,
and in addition to the things above enumerated there was
found in his possireloa • box oontaining five gold pins
and some geld rings He alleged that the jewellery
was given to him by hie late father. Prosecutor identified
the apparel and jewellery, and more of the property exhibited
by the officer, as having been stolen from his premises, from
which prisoner bad absconded shortly before he was cap-
tured. The prisoner was committed for trial.
Bore Aoaix.—Wilipereo.—Mutton, Toghill, and Wil-
kins, the first 13, and the others not more than 10 years of
age, were charged with bread online. On the same morn-
ing W. Appleby, in the service of Mr. Callen, a baker, in
Blenheim-terrace, Bt. John's-wood, left hie basket on the
footpath for a short period, while he went for orders to a
house close by ; on his return, he saw the elder prisoner
take • loaf from the basket, and break and share it with his
companions ; they then all three made off, and in their pro-
gress along they threw away into a field all which they had
not eaten.—The magistrate made inquiry as to whether the
prisoners had been in custody before, and he was informed
that they had been brought up on many previous occasions.
—They were sentenced to be imprisoned for one day in the
Howe of Correction, and to tea whipped.
WORSHI P-ST REET MORE JV v EXILIDEL INOCENCT.
Two boys, named James Brown and William Oakley, the
former 13, and the latter only 8 years of age, were charged
with having stolen the sum of 261. in silver money, the pre-
pay of Mr. Edwin Conway, butcher, in the Hackney-road.
On Saturday morning last a canvas bag containing the above
amount was entrusted to the prisoner Brown by the prose-
cutor, in whose mentos he had been a considerable time, with
directions to leave it at an adjoining publiohouse, prepara-
tory to its being exchanged for gold. The prisoner con-
veyed it there accordingly, but returned in a few minutes,
and asked for its restoration, as it had not been counted cor-
rectly. The money was therefore re-delivered to him, but
as he did not return to his employer's inquiries were set
on hoot, and it was then ascertained that he had. absconded.
Information of the robbery was given to the police, but he
was not met with till the following morning, between 6 and 6
o'clock, when a milkman who had been apprised of the cir-
cumstance saw the two prisoners proceeding in the direction
of Cambridge-heath, and, observing that they were watched,
they started off, but were overtaken and given into custody.
On 'earthing the elder prisoner at the station, the bag, con-
taining 251. 10s. 6d. was found in one of his pockets, and
they acknowledged that they had been walking about to-
gether all night, and spent the balance during their noctur-
nal rambles. In consequence of the extreme youth of the
delinquent, and the greater portion of the money being re-
eovered, the wife of the prosecutor expressed her disinclina-
tion to carry the case any further, but Mr. Hammill consi-
dered that such a degree of design and artifice had been
manifested in the conduct of the elder prisoner that he felt
bound to remand him, and should order the younger one to
, be discharged.
RICH MON D. —Asor x 311 v EMIL* Toisr.—lobo
Lacey, a boy about 13 years of age, was charged with steel-
ing 13.. 6d.—R. Winslott, the son of a market gardener at
Richmond, and aged about 14, was in Covent-garden
Market about three months since, when he met with the
prisoner, who was in rags and perishing from want. Win-
ging good-natured)y gave him a ankfest and ultimately
undertook to find him work in his father's garden. On the
same day Winslett, feeling tired, lay down to sleep under • '
tree. The prisoner then rifled his pockets of 13i. 6d.
and made off to the market. He actually exhibited
the major part of the money to his old comrades, and spoke
in exulting terms of the clever manner in which he had
become possessed of it, from which time till Thursday last he
was loot sight of, but on that day, having reappeared in the
market, he was apprehended, and sent from Bow-street to
this court.—Richard Moore, the constable of the market,
stated that the prisoner had been a thief since he was eight
years of age. He was constantly in the market, and had
committed thefts innumerable. He had been summarily
coaricted several times, and once tried and convicted. The
prisoner, from his extraordinary adeptness in thieving, was
known as " Jack Sheppard," and although so young he was
the terror of many boys older than himself, and when the
police attempted his apprehension he invariably severely
kicked or bit them. His father is a bricklayer, living in
Tooley-stnet, Southwark, and, with the exception of this
lad, is bringing up a large family respectably. The prisoner,
however, would never remain at hems, and instantly that he
could elude his parents' vigilance he absconded, parted with
his clothes, and then got admitted into some union, under a
pretext that he was as orphan, or had been abandoned by
his parents—The prisoner evidently enjoyed the recital of
the constable, for his features were one perpetual grin; and
when asked by the bench if all was true that the constable
had stated, he laughingly answered Yee."—Sir T. Reeve
considered this to be a case to which the Juvenile Offenders'
Bill peculiarly applied. With respect to the prisoner, it had
been clearly shown that imprisonment alone had been to him
no punishment. They would now see what the addition of
a little flogging would do. It was the first occasion of their
the act into operalien, and he trusted that the
then made would" not he without its effect. The
primer wadi tm suandetild to Kingston gaol for • month,
and did paid he would be once well flogged.—The
malooto d the wkippin annihilated all the urthin's
raimia, sod Mt wee taken from the court sobbing piteously.
EAMMERSMITH. —Moan RiArECTABILITY" AND
Parry LAacENT.—A. Waller, who refused to give his
ad....Lreek.was finally examined on a charge of robbery, while
to be in search of lodgings—On Saturday, the
lnaC e prisoner called to see tome lodgings oaths house
of Mr. C. W. Durnford, High-street, Notting-hill. Mrs
Dunked showed him the rooms. While the prisoner was
very mioaaly, as to the accommodation, he sud
ddv sled her if ohs would oblige him with a glass o-f
ea* water, at which juncture Mr. I:Sanford entered the
to m, He prevented his wife getting the water, and
anal the prisoner, who agreed to talcs the apart-
Th.fo2 his name and a reference. The prisoner
wrote down, " Mr. John Roberta " as his
rtelit7jase his refermos " Mrs. Miley, No. 5, Quintain-
=Mile-end-road," and quitted the house, saying he
wish to enter the lodgings in two or three days. Mr.
Danford, however, suspected at coos that the prisoner's ob-
t:Lwas plunder and determined on watching his pinned-
He accordingly followed him unperceived until he
saw him go to the house of Mrs. Spice, No. 4, Notting-hill-
tenses, where Waller knocked at the doer. Knowing that
Mrs. Spice was 90 years of age, and bedridden, also that if he
went to the house the prisoner would recognise him, Mr.
Duraford looked out for some other person, and seeing Mr.
C. E. Barnes, surgeon, called him to his assistance, and
explained the circumstances to him. Mr. Barnes happened
to be Mrs. medical attendant, and went to the house.
On being admitted, he found one of the servants in the
front parlour with the prisoner, who was explaining to
her that he should each morning wish his boots
to have an exquisite polish. Mr. Barnes immedi-
ately told the prisoner that he did not believe that he
wanted any lodging, and ordered him to accompany him
into another room. The prisoner did so, and Mr. Barnes
directed him to empty his pockets, on which he 'pulled
sat a pair of old-fashimed silver enamour' and gave
them up. They were found to have been taken from
a drawer of • sideboard in the front parlour while the ser-
vant went up stairs to Mn. Spice to communicate to her the
Prisoner's application for the lodgings. Be was then given
into custody.
Yesterday, a solicitor, with some members of the prisoner's
family, were in attendanos.—His solicitor submitted there
was ao case gran his dint, inasmuch as there was no
positive proof that theorists-bags were Mrs. Spice's property,
or that they were is W sewer se the Saturday. not having
bees seen from thagmisos Weiresday.—Mr. Deaden said
he Mewl in foto tram red opinion. He thought that the
can had dearly bola made or Wirt re Prisoner, whelp
he mil e MEWL be trial.—The mentor trusted the worthy
morliatto weld oat rain orb ft roper on the family of
thogrzress who wore of thearborposesisility. He did
net IS eeelelSt Od. the NNW himself. but on ac-
count et hie hinds ; sad ha draw the arena= of the
magistrate to the 24th osollea Oro Patin Owls Act, 2 &
3 viat.,.. n, by whisk She in any ere triter a
person Me be
_venenably euspoolod ruin or un-
lawfully Mitelmed any peopow„ and wise Met give an
afeserant to the mWneetYa rani mogistrats en to bow he
stem. oy the MINN Inn be dlooned genre( • mintomeanor,
wed theil bet liable to a pad* of mat rareNhan 61., et at hie
dirvolien the nehteno may aramit him far two aware.
▪ thovolon enhnittri that din was • ease felons, end
that tho anglrests would las the prisonie.-1&. Baba
desired that he Ws. beeratiOn in saying that nes it he
mewl ea the dare pained out to him he would sot rad
a doe, but weals mdnbitably send him to prison.—fle
soliderr pleaded that It was the prisoner's first ammo.,
et that crony firer wart. A sentence had never Wore bon
attend i=sitrranatee, bat le had is an unhappy nor
moat of t
I bhr melf into his_ prawn dis-
anis" Hrevessind • liberal edantien,
1 moll be slaireptag_ lin mrd him to per* as lut
would over after_nte- seffnupost. After repeated sodas-
'sun et the enfelber to st a its ieflieted, dubs whir
the primmer lobbed and wept, Mr. Baden mid be
did rift free whetherg
he WiewiLieneit at to
dons err bo was icinto do,
showed sc.a
_bad it lot bees re the row* man
of Mr. Moors& and Mr. Barre the garner right ben
belle bli pernioa • quantity of ran nimble tneonly.
Whe•dreworr, be was asked to tamper Jenne egis
be nun net bat bear in mind the number Kgerreas
born him on similar charges, who were ant so well
mpg se the Filmier • and therefore, althoosh he would
take re one made' the ;rens pained oat, be would not ia-
lotosupernr, whir be had boss arid to do, es he lei be
not be icing lie &Ay Who did not send the primer
to sins, with baud Moen ter two lasatha—Tbe Whin
implored the maginvere to alter his donna as farce hard
labour was newerned, and await that; but Mr. Beasts
firmly resisted the appeal, and the prisoner was committed.