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ghat the Hoerr*** It Whip awn wee,
Mr. Bette's' was railed S. mere that the Prmuner was
employed by him, and was empowered m pay and rewire
seweies no his amoraiii. The PrlaNfr had bees ertlk kip
roar )ears. He received NMI. a year sal,re, sad was allow.
ed tw take appremiree, sad had *ohm privilege., "tick pro.
dr.seed aliegrlkee about 41. per week, is to his-re-
polar salaiy.
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WINTER HONK CIRCUIT.
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. 'BURGLARY.
Mame Riches, woe Indicted for beaakiatiloati owlet
the dwelling-house of Enos Durant, in the paciab d 11014,,
is the sight time of the 13th of Nmernber. sad meell%
therein • smock •frock, the prolong of William Osherept.
Mr. Wisrsousir was Nellie promentios
The Prisoner had formerly Inter a labeekrer in husbandry
in the streice et the Prosecentle, but bat beets aletaltried.
Bet were mix sod Oven o'clock 11111 the 13th of Novedfilme, it
being then quite Math, the cottage is which the P '',l
servants were lodged, was broken open by means of • .
sure in Ilse window, mid a frock of Oshurne's stoles. There
Wile marks. 4 blared on the wimlow, as if the thief had
wounded himself. Suspicion falling on the Primate, be
was next day apprehend. d •I a public Wale et Wbeeteeme,
with the frock upon his back, which wee lailamillitri/ ils••
tiled. Oiie of his thanstr appeared to be cut, sod the frock
itself was stained with blood.
These feet. were proved, and, nailer the Learned Judge's
directions, the Prisoner, who mails no oilier defence than
pretesting Los iainicenee, was found Guilty—Death.
HIGHWAY RORRERY.
Jewish Threader sad Joke 7fireoder were indicted for as-
noilinediebn Traveller on the King's highway, on the 18th
November, le the parish of North Miasma, putting him In
fear, end tolling frogs his person twenty-two shillings is
Myer.
Sr. !Ogees was fee the prevention It appeared from
the evidence of the Prdeeentor, an elderly man, that at the
reorslagarf the 18th of November, shoot seven o'clock, he
was coming nut of his cottage with two pails in his heed, to
get some water, when the two Priruners rushed out upon
hiss from a shed in hie own yin), knocked him down, knelt
spun his body, and tified his pocket of • puree contaising
'22s in silver. He was 'overtly hurt ; the blood gushed out
ei his mouth, and he had hardly yet recovered from the effects
•f the assault. The Pr ...ern ran nil with the money. It
was proved by another withers, that the Prisoners were peen
going towards the Prosectster's bonne vs ry fast, and were at
that time about five minutes walk from it. The Preeeester
was parltive as to the Primisers identity.
The Pri.oneve onlennily protested their innocence.
111 r. Justice DATUM summed up the ease fur Me Jury,
and
The Jury found both Prisoners Guilty.
The Prosecutor reeomnirndrd the Prisoners to mercy, sad
begged that they might only be transpuited.
MURDER.
John Marshall wee indicted for (eloeiou.ly killing red
slaying Samuel Panty, at Saw bridgeworth, ow the 48th Oc.
tober last,
Mr. JeSeOPP was fur the prosecution, and Mr. DOWLING
for the defence.
It appeared that the Prisoner and the deceased were barge•
mew, and, with others, were drialtiog at a public.bouse at
Sawbridgewoitis on the 26, her October. The dreamed had
been in an ill humour with a- nee named Kiag, aid the
Prisoner tried to prevail upon hies to denude The deceased
retorted; the Prisoner again sad again urged him to de iii;
. but the deceased at last threw the beer is the Primmer's
face, and thee long the pewter pot at bins. The Primmer
imeeedisirly rose; the parties chased. siregglsd, sod tied,-
mated received a blow from the Pinworm, fall, sad rem se
more. These were the (acts proved. Tim damaged appeared
to have been the aggressor. AD excellest !billet*, mu
given to the Prisoner fur mildness of dispositios.
The ease went to the Jury trader the teamed Judge's di-
rections, suit they found the Prisouer Ner guilty.
The Assizes dot not finish until • tate hear to-day.
There are upwards of 80 primmer@ in the calendar for
Chelmsford.
CLERK ENWELL SESSIONS HOUS R.
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The Hampstead case for coaspirsey, imault, sad rat'
against liodglds, Green, and I others, is keeping for.
ethic poseresion of • house and premises, known by the sign
of the Old White Hart, in the above pariah, was brought on
again yesterday by Mr. Adulpline, ism. in the absence of his
lather.
After Mr. ALLEY had been heard in reply,
Vie COURT went through the whole of the evidence and
• OW lore of the ease, and pronousced as acquittal of all the
Prisoners on the three meets, via. conspiracy, tier, aid
meault.
Pierce Jaehron was charged by Mr. John Seeree with
cutting away the bell-wire from his street-door, in the pallets
I of St. Andrew, klulloorn.
Sentence—Two mouths Imprieonnsest„ mid' kept to heed
dabour.
' John While,* lad, who stated himself to bee labourer out
'Of eniploy, sae isdieted by William Sparks, also a youth,
'mid in the same clamed life with the Priestlier, for stealing a
'Ur. i
' ilbeiteoce--Seves years irawsportation.
' Ala Setthrglars was iveraigsed, st the instance of Was.
:Vita, for steeling • saw.
liatiriameer's defense wee, that be stole the saw to pro.
pyre ektwale.
'lerstesee—One month's hard labour.
Richard Rionstore war put to the bar on three separate
indictments, for steshog carpenter'. tools.
This was Ps ouiver's first offence, and he received an excel-
lent character from several witnesses; and his father, who
was examined. stated, that he had quitted his house is con.
sequence of • disagreemeal slits its brother. and be believed
temporary (Hoare,' bad arrwen his io the act.
Seutrocr—Ten days inapt isournent.
Hale, a young malt whose impeareweeof teepee. !
lability excited the interest of the whole Court, was charged
by his nia.it.f, John Harris, • tailor, Is the Strand, with pee.
Wining hi. proprity, ineannseb as he hail is his posessaillas
about half • yard of kerseyntrre, which Mr. Arabia,
young mar's lefelier, rode d to prove earns fora
the putpu.e Mt his Ong it to a jouestepinasiof Me mac.
area, fur to finish a pair of paataluons, ohm& the Ilbrimmer
bad cat out, and misfittedthe waistband.
The Jury instantly acquitted the Prisoner.
A fashatitably dressed man, with a black silk handkerchief
'mind his Mts.., whose none ere did 1101 hear, bat who, we .
understood, had formerly brew en allOrtiry, was placed el the
bar at the prosecution of • batter in Holborn, who, it appear-
ed, had some houses to dropout of, whit h eireunistaseixes.
Waled the Prisoner, who 'came in Isis can ince to pay • secorld
visit. to evoke sequeitstence with the Prosecutor. It was,
daring this second ~an to the hams 's shop, when the miss.
ter was from home, that the carriage and " winning ways" of
the Prisoner induced the Floaecutet's *errant to let him

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11f. Yelitelh, de)* to Ihr Pah,liatria, nes nest ralferVfos
flitOvilltst. he paid Moneyrises ins* the Prisoner. for 'Weyer-
pow of *enlist( the debatila of Ille'jorrieryiners. The ',k-
nives, bowsaw, amid nut state of Whits deseriplio• k Mtn
thew ootruonsiesed.
Pt The cevo said, iris was • defect in evialeace 'WhiAt
witifaial to the elagrite. fly • late Avenues, ..1 the, when, it
one arelared nertiontry that the precise description of claisi
alleged to hale leers 't rohrsoled Arnold be protod *pp sob
and sato' that wee...idue. • charge could oat be sooldidlL.
The ildoooer vita Atlanta .
lie wilkaria bird Gee raalmenling Mc. She property 4
his earfuls'', 'winch ha} likeo pied to hire S. accusal of Oho
latter. , s
Upoo Illikehange fie easelldood Guilfth sod imosediabdi
sesiteared to 14 yearelntnepesasi.,m.
It woe espied that he bad tiabeukd upwards of 8001. ii
*r. 1141 tress's winery.