The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-02-22 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, Era. gl.

'the Segion commenved thts ash Intim Bum
WOOD nut Mr.Ju-tice BatLity.

Williams Henley was carnally moister, for steals
jug • cow. salve:oo. awl other &rucks of vosrisK
NA %tel. the property of George Hodgson, The
Programme sod Primo*, wen 'entomb et ab=
stab!e, sod the property se/ stoles from the
chamber of the former.

Thomas Pasnisere ;as capitally indicted for few
'riotously breaking end mitering the dwelling-house
of William W'iuter. in the parish of Mary-la-liewist,
lie the ilcy time, mutt striding therein a vilvvr .rich,
and bank-mites to the amount of 371. the ?report?
of William 11 illiams,

It appoars that the Prisoner was employed as a
4.l)..uter en the vault of the house of Air. Winter,
in Cumberland-street, Portiner-mor.ra. The Pro.
"'color was entrusted w.th the c•tre of the house,
while it was undergoinsr repair; open the 16th at
Januiry the Proseei tor *eat out. after having
locked the door of the garret where he slept. Up.-
on his return, he perceived that the door was btoters
open, as also was his box, and the property spec".
tied in the indictment stolen. The Pnaouer was at
this time absent from his work. but returned seat
morning. and was in eight days after apprehended
by a Bow-street Offieer, at the instance of the Pro.
'censor.

Mr. Winter said, that he went, on the 16th Of
Jauurry, to his house, to inspect the conduct of
his workmen, and met the Prisoner walking down
stairs from the garret, with much confusion i■ his
appearance; his work being confined to the vaults
he could not possibly have any occasion to ire -to
the top of the house. The Prisoner had previously
asked the Prosecutor for the loan of a pound note,
■nd stated. that his wife was in much distress foc
money to pay a bill.

A tailor was then called. who said. that titree
days after the robbery, the prisoner bought &colds
two isi.i.ienats, and brerclirs, stud ether articles
for which paid him with • five pound note; lb;
also ow,.oteri .4o'd for II twenty pound note.
The Prisoner was ecarieted of Larceny.

LIZA IllaTil SU* V ctn.. the young woman► a wt.
rant to the Quaca's dresser, who, we stated. ea
Monday, we. wounded au Saturday by a roam,
who suddenly struck ber with • sharp instrument
iu the 'Mar continues extremely ill. Ori 'l'aesd■y
and yesterdays the wound was considered worse.
On Tursday afternoons • man, passiog through
Plushy°. ►lipped down, opposite the Goat
and broke three- or hi, rib'.

Tip'..4l..y, about 12 o'cloek, as an el.lerly worosa
was p .4,ong •tor PlcOadilll, seer Devonshirer
house, ahe was pushed down by two men, mud, •
loatiell waggon 'pass 14 at the time, unfortunate:7
one or the wheels arta over hut 1.e.‘1, sod killed
her on the .pot.

A oselen.choly accident haopporrd. en Send*
senoight. st A bet" stvoth : five men went not in a
I. •t oirt r the bar. bait lull rut pr.44141ei1l Far, be.
f..r.; the limit wag u;net by • tinto.ht (timid Nes..-
three of to-.e lair.. trvre OW,
„,r, by the rwertroav of the in,
nrrs T:)e bodies wero wssiserrin shoe* b;.r the
Inner of the waves ,00a afterwards. Two of
dosli-re.s were br.thers. one of wean has ',At a %
dow end four matt duldwe; tbeetesr was • idssi
atytoan carpauter.