The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-20 00:00:00

3'017k ASSIZES.

The following Prisoners have taken.thvir Trials,'viz. •
Francis Farren, aged 37, of Dalton, in the West
Riding, labourer, for entering the dwelling-house of
James. Kaye, °Matron', aforesaid, clothier, and car-
rying away.one beaver fur hat, and. one silsr4r watch-
and metal key, the property of ..the said James Kaye.
Guilty=—Death
John Cockcroft, aged 43, for Uttering at Halifax, a
forged note, .Purßgrting to be a Bank. of EngLud
note for one pot. 4s—quilt?j—Deulli.
Piancis Pickering, aged 28, of Spaldington, in the
East Riding, labourer, fOr stealing two silver spoons
and one plated tea-tongs, the property of Shepher-
don Brown, of Howden, in the said Riding ; and
'for stealing one pair of `Aloes, the property .of Her-
b,2rt Matthew, of Hialme, in the said Riding.--
Guilty.

Epipli. Spencer (aged 37), for having- nogotiateJ
and paid a.bill, appearing. to be alßankaof England
'bill for one pound, and which mils a forged Bill
Guilty.. • •
.George Nicholson (aged bG), of Welborn, in the
North Riding, carpenter, for carrying. away
.from a
'field of Thomas Blanchard, of Bultner, eleven geese.
• •
.Jekn Shields (aged Q 7), of Sheriff-Hutton; in the
North RLding, labourer, fOr hiving stolen from a
tick! in•the occupation ofThomas Blanchard, elev4l
geese.—Guilty.
It ri. oCfn 118.. (aged 33), of Ripon, in the West
Ridiug,• wheel wright,„ for takirig away a great coat,
'the property William Clenniltaw, of Wetherby.—
' Guilty..
William "Mickel', (aged 31) of Sheffield, cutler,
for carrying away from a drawel in a counting-house
in Worsbwough, the lock of which , drawer was
forced, one five guinea Dote of the Boston bank,
payable. in London, one five ,pound note of the Lin-
cola bank, payable it] London 'tour guinea notes of
Townend and Rishworth's banks, Wakefield ; one
pound note of the bank of England ; and from a
box in the sail Counting-house, two silk handker-
chiefs In the state Alley came from The' shop, upwards
of 41. worth of copper, a, canvas bag, one pair. of.
worsted stoCkings, two neckhandkerchiefs, and di-
vers other articles, the property of Francis Ed-
munds, Esq. of WorsbOrough aforesaid.—Grillty. •
Janes .Marshall (aged 29) of gradford, stay maker,
for having stolen from oil' the waggon of William
Cockerharn, eight pieces of worsted figured lastiogs.
He also stands charged with several other thefts.—
Pleaded Guilty to two indiaments.
John Crabtree (aged: 31), of- Horton, in the'
West Riding, labourer; Henry' Greenwood (*),
and John Manly (25), both of Bartonford, in the
coun:y of Lancaster, labourers, for stealing from an
out-house of David Smith, at Horton aforesaid,. se-
veral pieces of calico.—Crabtree Guilty—Green-.
wood and Manley Acquitted. • •
Sarah. Fawcett (aged 35), of Knaresborong'l, in
-the West-Riding, single woman, for murdering a
female bastard child, and secreting the same.-44c-
,
quitted.
Robert Grimston (aged 48), of Bishap4lonk!on,
-in the County of York, linen-weaver, .for stealing
certain goods belonging to Win. Chaytor and John
llrcare, Eqrs.—Acquitied.
Podam, tor horierstealing.—Acqyie!ed.
David Miller. (aged-;30), of WalC4field, in the
-West Itidiog, watertnan, for having set tire ,to some
corn stacks, situate at DiOcar, in the township of
Crigglestorie, the property of Alessr:i. flu!.::iworth
and Co. of 'Wakefield.—No Bill found;