The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-27 00:00:00

CAVENDISH ♦ND POSEINGVOIID.

Orders quashed.
John Archer was found guilty, and fined 100/.
for an assault upon Mayes, the gamekeeper of
W. Newton, E•q. M.P. upon his estates at Eldon.
The Defendant was driving along the road, and
shot at and wounded • partridge, which lie hi.d
taken ; when the gamekeeper come up and de-
manded his name, which the Defendant then said
was John Jones; an altercation ensued, and Mayes
having caeght the partridge, the Defendant claim-
ed it and forced it from him, upon wind, Mayes
collared hien, and the Defendant appeared to have
hail the worst of the affray.
Joseph liarrad was acquitted of a forcible entry
upon the house and premises of Edmun•l Elsdesi,
at Hundon, but found guilty of an assault upon
him, for which he was fined lOs. and bound in his
own recognizance in 100/. for a year to keep the
peace. The origin of the dispute seems a quer
non of right to the preanisesorlisch each party claim:.
At the above Sessions, which dirt not conclude
till Thursday evening, the following Prisoners were
tried :

Wm. Kibble and Samuel Crisp were found guilty of steal-
iag 111 yards of ribber from the shop of John Holman, join.
of Sudbury; Nibble was sentenced to seven years' trans.
portation, mid Crisp to one niontli's imprisonment. —Edward
Everitt, for stealing • quantity of wheat from the bara of
John Cook, of Amingtria; Peter Aylward, for stealiag • sow,
the properly of J. Reimer, of Kersey; and Wm. Turner, for
tittering a wood in Amplest, at meets o'clock is the evening
of the Dith December, armed with • gu...and a blocigetin,
with steal illegally to destroy game were severally era.
traced to seven years' traasportation!—John Orson, for
walla' ten store pigs, the property of Cooper,
of Great Bromley, Essex; William Payne, fur waning
asay, mud leaviag his wife and children chargeable to
the pad* of Hawstead ; Thomas Burroughs, fir steal.
ins a quantity of sedresned barley, the property of
T. A. Coeksedge. Esq. late of Woolpit ; Juba Catch.
pole, fur stealing • U. book owe, the property of
Job. Barnard ; Samuel Springett, for stealing shoat See
bushels of barley from the barn of Joint Tasdk, of
Bares; and William Death, for stealing a pig from
the Walling of Mr. Joh* Payee, of Whepatead, each six
wombs imprisonment, sad the latter Prisoner to be whipped.
Peter Scott, aa accomplice is Spriagett's offence; Thaws
Girliag, for refugia; le find sureties to keep the peace to-
ward' James Asidrews, of Lavenham ; Samuel Fraiteis, for
ideating four docks from James Walton, of Hepworth; and
Francis Stowe for stealiag &boot See boatels of wheat from
Mr. B. Smithy Poised; each to be imprisoived i moollis.
Elisabeth Murrell, for steaks' • pair of high sham. the pro-
perty tif T. Hughes, of Bury; sad William Serjeuty for
stealing two cotton handkerchiefs, the property of Bliasbeth
Elate, of Millard; each Gee mouth's
Frareis Norman, nor stealing an ask pole from a yard tar.
copied by J. Tebbe, at West.row, Mildentiall; JMiab DM*
foe staling two bea forties from the premises of Mr. Jobs
Fess, of Kettlebeston ; and William Middleton, for oblate.
lag is. from Mr. William Rayon, of itradiebsll, ..der a
false ; each 14 days' impriorameat.—Jams Cob.
bias, or staling 4a. 10d. oat of the pocket of Michael Tap.
piog, to he imprisoned one week and whipped. No row
cello* against alai-the Hinsgbeim. James tinkling, J. law
bass, William C.awstaa, sod Thomas Mills..—No hills
against G. Dawes. aid W. Pack; T. Leach, W. Dabs*,
Joseph Everitt, W. Goldsmith, Jetta Cook, T. Kest, sad
W. Chissall„ were seserallp acquitted; IL Challis, W. Mem,
and E. Neville, wove discharged; add?. Sabana& wee to.
amadoll SIN Os Anises.