The National Register.
London, England, 1822-12-15 00:00:00

which produced altogether about 41. a
tan to his regular salary.
, clerk to the prosecutor, was next called
paid money over to the prisoner for the
uotg the dernairds of the journeymen.—
however, could slot state of what descrip-
• money consisted.
ier said tins was a defect in evidence, which
t charAe. By a late decision of the Judges,
occes,ary that tile precise
Lave bvell s,lotilil Le proved
I unless that were done, a charge could
slot be sustained.
The prisoner was acquitted.
Ile was :iglus Idol for einfiezzling Ins. the property
of his employer, tvisich hart Leen paid to Idris uu acicaUlit
of the latter.
U post iiiis charge he was fosind guilty, and immedi-
ately seitiedceil to 14 years' Ira tulsidatiuss.-11 was stated
that tie had eallitzakd upwards of 80u1. of Mr. B.'s
THUMIDAY, DEC. 12.-111cimitx.—Thonsas Gili)ons
was indicted for lelmstously int,roiarrying Wall Maly
Ann Parsons, in the Income of his lawful wife Elizabeth
(iibbons.
Mary Aim ?arsons, of No. 82, Peter-street, ‘Vcsonin•
ster, deposed, that she was married to the pi isoner oil the
19th of May lass, at the parish chinch of St. Alargarei,
Nrestaninster.
Vary I)inican,ofl)aveutry,Nortliamptonshire, proved
the prisoner's marriage with her first cwisin, Elsa meth
Alorgan, then a single %fantail, about 4 or 5 years a„,o.
Sne knew that her cousin was bull alive, irons her having
seen her so last night.
Pirsuus, parish clerk of Daventry, and father
to the first tvitisess, produced a certificate copy of the
register of Ilse prisoiter's first tnarriar, which took place
Uil die id May, 1817.
Robert Dike, a 13ow-street officer, apprehended the
;insulter, and told Wm at the unit that it wad for bigamy.
The prisoner said, " What, trine you got both my wives
here I" Witness answered, ". No." lite prisoner then
weir to his box, and took out the certifies e of nis former
marriage, which he delivered to witness.
The prisoner desired that his first wile might be called,
and examined as a winless; lint the Recorder informed
111111 that by the rules of law this could riot be petit:Stied.
Tire prison .r then said 111 Isis defence, that his first
wife ran away Won him : he had frequently written to
her; but receiviug Ito answer, he concluded she was
dead, and married again.
The Jury returned a verdict of guilty; and the Recor-
der sentenced him to transportation for so en years.
As one o'clock all the cases in lilt ses,ions paper were
gone through, and the ilk:C./Icier tilSill 'Med the Coal Milli
jury. He then in iic,:eiled to pass seliwace suit she rations
prisoners who had been cusivicted. Tile lollowing 16
culprits were sentenced to death :—Juliti Wait, for
counted-calm; a power of attosney; Al.xander Rubensott,
our connterleihng the stamps tni gold and silt er plate;
Jorgen Jorgenson, for returning from transport diiCii ;
Patrick Foley, John Harris, and George NVtlliam Henry,
Fry, Alartin Belt, %/Valiant 1-leyin, Jauies
Gilchrist, Mark Herd, William Walls, Jaiucs Browne,
and Trwinas Falter, for burglaries; and Elizabeth Fish-
wick and John NVillis for stealiog property alone
its a ilwellitig-lwase. Two ',Winters were coodemite,i
to transportation for life ; one to transportation for 14
years ; and 13 to transportation for seven years. There
were likewise 56 condemned to'diirereatt periods of im-
prisonineut and hard labour in the House of Correction,
varying limn one week 10 two years.

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coin
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