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smoSassiteatai Dveembet last. Dariat tltd Miele
.Mie OMB* of May Mr. Gamin was a emeasber 4
die los_ eiteiet ism; he (moved to be so before be be-
wertMt.Sberiff; he never 'Weeded tiny netting. nor
Mist stay other act except paying a subscription of
iwe /Ames.
Creho-miatainvd by Mr. Scsautre.—Witness is
hawser, Assistant Secretory to the Association;
ie net in soy business, but lives on the mesas
10elmoteses • be was in the Manchester trade two
are, aid sever bad any other tensions bet
itt"l
. The money received from Mr. Goren wee
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liar imistened; it went into the general fund.
Mir.'csa submitted that even his Learned
Friend'- own *names had proved his Scar.
hat's) ceae. From the testimony of\Mr. Sharpe it
repaired that tiering the whole of tile month of
il/41.ty Mr. Garrett, em • member of the Society;
be bpd left• his money in the concern', mod Must
therefore be considered es • Prosecutor.
The Loan Cii,u Juretcs stated to the Triers
*ippeetion for their decision. The indictment, it
••gippegeolf, ode found on the 17th Wry. The list
4 Ai, Amometims Ohs delivered on the 29th May,
,011 dm array was made hearty theend of the pre
easing ,Decreibers 11 appeared that Aldermen
lillervait was a member of the Asanci4tiat, at the
little the prosecution cutouseuced. if therefore
*fief were of glinting' that he had not ceased to
lhe ew.nt , the array of the painael they would And
118141131 Cir. be Triere foetid that Mr. Sheriff Garrett ass
suseef the ;armrests's*.
~ !the loss Caller JUSTICS mid, it would be
moillev.teed fled all the other prosecutions by this
eeitly would stand over.
Mr. Thelwoll addressed the Court, and said
4. was one of the Defendants on a prosecution by
111101 illicitly, and for his orris part be would much
• jetimr.take a Jury front the midst of the prosecutors
. Ilan sustain the inconvenience of the trial standing
p.v..r for en indefitiite length of time,
The Loan Came Jammu inquired if he wished
;he cause not to stand over ?
Mr. Theivoull wished It not to be concluded by
what had been dune till he had an opportunity of
hisaislitis with his legal agent.
. The Loan Cuter JUITICII said, it should stand
over till tee morrow, whets he might otielitiou the
;matter again. and s day be fixed fur the trial, if he
shirel.l elect to waive the objection to' the ;simnel.
The Court was crowded to excess during the
Inhale of the they. sod when the Triers delivered
'Veit vetd.ct the greatest sensation was excited.
No applause was articulated, but there wui a
general bus of approbation equally intelligible es
the loudest buzzes.
OLD BAILEY, Faiose, Deentaza 14.
THE ROBBERY AT MESSRS. COE'L
robbery, of which so nisch bag bees beard of late,
tame again ender the consideratloa of a Jury this moraine
IS the form of as Issfictineet against Jolla Loop (wire has
lees twice before monviettel during the present Sessiose) for
**Rog, and Jobe Riihrat for receiving, knowing it to beim
been stolen, 42 yards of paperamaginge, the property of
Megan. William sod Thomas Cox.
The circumstances of the firmest ease were briefly them:
The Prosecutors having received information by as emerty-
meats knee that Len was pluaderieg them to a osesider;
able iisnoust, employed some police tracers is wailab biro.
'they followed him one doorman' from the warehouser se she
Prosecutors to the Lien sad Lamb public-bonse is Goan. j
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hoe, with the paper in question iu his posression, which they
saw him there deliver to the Prisoner Ridost, who pot it
under the coaster in the bar. The officers wailed until Long
was gone, and them asked Wilmot where the paper was
• which he had just received from themes who wee genie, and
be asked with an apportion of surprise, 't Whet paper ?"
The officers said be must know what they meat, fur they
had just before seen hint take it. tie sof, however de-
clared that he knew nothing about it, and that he had sot
received any paper from any person whatever. The orilleers I
WWI/ searched loader the counter tad fumed the parcel which
they had seen Long deliver to Ridout. The latter, and a '
female who was there, denied all knowledge of the perms
1q whom the parcel belonged. Ridout being asked•by the
palms whether be was the landlord of the house, said be
uss. It sow, however, appeared that be was rot the lead. j
lord, elibmigh he lived is the house, which was eshiely
Parrewith paper stolen from Messrs. Cox.
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their defeat* Lang denied that be bad stolen the paper
in (pestles, and Ridout said that Lune brought parcels '
oreaslnnaily to the house, to be left there for him, bet they
were Meter' tied up is brows paper, sad be was wholly ig-
norant of their eualeats.
• • A prison from the Golden-lane brewery said, that a person
named %Vaymaa was always considered as the landlord of the
house, and Rigout as his sreasit.
A geetlentati in whore family Ridout had lived as a foot-
sies, gave him an excellent character for barmy.
The IlecwaDaa summed tip the evidence, and the Jury
married a verdict of Guilty against both the Prisoners.
The same Prisoners were then spiv pot to the bar is
*rininenny will) Joseph Waymon,and tried us an indictaiind,
ealtilttist Long with Bleating, sod airiest sad Wayareau with
ertreiviug, knowing them to have brew moles, a qaaallily of
paper hangings and se, and a pot of paint, the pro-
perty of Messrs. William and Thomas Cox.
TlieolEcers, a, in the former case, saw Long take isle
the Lies end Lamb a parcel about the size of a eau's hat,
wf orsereed with canvass, and appal/fatly of considerable weight,
'which he pot does le the her la die peewees of Aides, and
• iris wife. In a few minutes afterwards the Prisoner, War
name, entered the her, sad Ling sodded to him *Mogul say.
lug say thiag. He then took the parcel and carried it away
to same other part of the honer. In the evening, between
ales and ten o'clock, the oilcan returned to the house whit
a seerete warrant, aecompaeied by Mr. Cox, and proceeding
up stairs,femed the Prisoner Mamie, in bed, and in a
closet is die roost where be lay they found four whole
piem ef gaper-hanging mad *event resemasta, and about
thirty seers yards of bemire, a species of canvass used by
paper-Imagers; mid below stairs they footed a paint put
smarty fall of paint, oeigiaally while lead, bet a quantity of
red lead had bees Mixed with it. The paper sad the bermes
were ideatited by Mr. Coz as the property of himself sad
partner; of the former there was • peril.a of a sew pattern,
eerie of which had bees sold by them; the paint or the pot
be could sot identify. Two rooms mod a staircase is the
home had bees recently papered with paper identified by
Mr. COX, as being of their meaufeeture, and similar is pas.
*era to some of the reagents found in tie boom. On be
asked by the oaken where be got the &Awes, Walleye noel
*had purchased it of Long at four-pence a yard; in whi*
Ridout, who was present, corrected him, saying, " Toe
*se mistakes, we gave ive.penee a yard." Mayorga Mae
held the slicers, that lie knew Loog very well, he was pewter
re Messrs. Cox. The oaken proCeeded to talte away the
rover and canvass, sad took Warman and Ridost into earn
'ray; epee which the wile of the latter mid, " I satrap
esednued you against raving any thing to do with longs
hot you would sot be advised, and now you are ruined.".
Neither Lon nor Rides* offered say dehisce. Wayesn
' put is a 'reifies paper, which was read by the Clelk. It
staled that be was the landlord of ibirLon and Lamb, and
iurrusted Molest and his wife, who were his servants, • ith
the onasairraweal of his business in his absence. The Pri-
weer Loma used his hoarse' and frequently left parcels there,
as Is rernmeely dolls tut mechanics and men of every de-
scriptive i• the public-houses which they frequent. Two of
the rooms is the Lutist and a alai being in a coadition