The Sun.
London, England, 1847-01-25 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS•

/.1
WORSHIP-STREET.-(THIS LYRA:rO
Austin lifontroe, who had been transported for seven
000
for breaking into the dwelling-house of the Rev. Dr. c 6
was brought up for re-examination on the charge of
committed divers burglaries and robberies.
Seageant Brennan, of the detective force of the G di
stated as follows :—That on the 23d of December the Pr° sa4
of Mr. Burdoe, clothier, Goswell-road, were broken 101°' sad
property amounting to upwards of 3001. was stoleat,ns
amongst the rest was a cloak, which was pledged at thee:di-ea
of Messrs. Alton and Walker, Hackney-road. He P,r°c, se4
on Sunday, the 10th inst., to the prisoner's lodgociosict
upon his person he found a duplicate relating to the. g to
as also several others, touching property also beim:lo,3ot
Mr. Burdoe. He also found upon the person of the V" sot
several implements of housebreaking. In Ooteb,eol.o
the prisoner, with another, broke into the PL'citr
of Messrs. Hugham and Co., tailors and drapers, „Tr
road, and succeeded in carrying off with thesawrisso
perty amounting to 2001. Messrs. Huffham's Pre.bsat
were also entered last month, and goods to 5 for
the same amount were stolen. The prisoner bAhosd,
some time been seen lurking about the neighboe'Asse
The prisoner had been summarily convicted of stealieViV
from the White Conduit House, and twice in the CitY....t
tempting to commit felony. In the month of June Pro tbd
prisoner, accompanied by another individual, went inted to
shop of a Mr. Jackson, tailor and draper, and intitee pee
the shopman that he was anxious to speak to his 'll4sta SI:
particular business. The shopman hastened to it.vhe btrose :,
Jackson, but on the latter coming into the sholh,
had flown, and with them a large roll of cloth he,a_Zto ,
disappearance. The shopman had identified the Prwvrisaan
The depositions having now been made out, the Pcentrr
was fully committed to take his trial at the
Criminal Court, at the Old Bailey.

was
of
HE LONDON ORPHAN AS--
A Y.
A general court of th(isTHIS corporDation was held at the o
Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, to receive the annual rer-y
the Institution, and to transact other business prelinue
the current year. ,eloc-t•
Mr. -.lderman Thompson took the chair at eleven ;:010*
The Rev. J. P. WRIGHT Hon. Secretary to the Ins"oistr,
read the report. It stated that during the past year At w"
five children had completed their term of reside/ow bac:
institution, in place of whom fifty-five candidates,,,st the'
admitted, and ten under Rule 37 by payment; wittes
were 129 candidates that day, out of whom Slia. c°,:which
had resolved on electing thirty-six for adtaies,Xlil-d maks
number, added to the present benefician,„'" institution
the total number of children in the wO have
amount to 374, and the entire number of those adh
o, that
reaped the benefit of the foundation, 1,620- It veal' WS.
the amount of donations and subscriptions this .40.000,
below the average ; and announced the following '.„Dp. IaSS
which had been bequeathed to the institution Min".froti
year :-3001. from Mrs. M. W. Egerton ; 150/. stock Nig
Isaac Cohen, Esq. ; 500 L from H. Scambler, Esq ; and_l; the from Mrs. M. Weybridge. The committee regretted
loss of the late George Byng, Esq., M.P., and Mr.":„r
from the direction and generous support of the instito'aTiref
The accounts laid before the meeting by the tress to
showed the amount of receipts to be 10,461/. ; the dotn;/..
expenses, 4,013/. ; clothing, 1,083/. ; and outfits, 51
eft;
besides sundry other expenses, which, when deducted, ,
balance of cash in the hands of the treasurer of 11/;158,.;dr
Col6ll4and the following stock, funded in the name of the '16114
Lion :-6,5711., Reduced Three per Cent. Annuities; ~;es;
Three per Cent. Consols; 3,309/, Terminable Annni;e- r
3,4711., Reduced Presentation Fund ; and 4,7001., Nevi ryi
and-a-Quarter Annuities, Wellington Fund Stock. dief
Mr. C. BROWN, in moving the adoption of the ream.'" tior
the attention of the public to the strong claims of the Ws
tion, and its growing necessities.—Resolution carried. got
Mr. Maaniorr moved a vote of thanks to
Aide Thompson, and his re-appointment as treasurer.
the 'irotlie' thtt,
Mr. Alderman THOMPSON, in acknowledging
had been passed, said he could not avoid soliciting thZution
tention to a bequest which had been made to the instating
last year, and which appeared to him more than .1113,.' josh'
else to commend the institution. He said a huntn,„„4 Bab'
vidual in the City, who had laboured hard to earn r.d
sistence, a clerk in the house of Ralli, Brothers, nivel,
queathed the whole of his hard earnings, after three,* re
to the London Orphan Asylum. What made it In°,o
markable was, that Mr. Crickmas was himself a Gere7;oo
stranger among them, who had no tie to this country,, scSa,
that his labour had been rewarded. The reversl%er
4,0001., and it seemed to him to speak volumes in hi'
the asylum.
After the services of Rev. J. P. Wright and NieV;l;
Mackenzie, hon. secretaries, had been acknowledge" Here
vote of thanks, they, the auditors.: and the comillitned
to
re-appointed, and several distinguished nameswere ""
the list of patrons 4ind patronesses of the institution. awl
This closed the business. f the meeting, and the rae„
; tbe
proceeded to ballot for the, candidates to be admitted into
asylum.

PET 1TIO1!S ON PRIVATE 13"", -
lIOUBE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAL,
4stssit'
(Room 22, before Mr. Examiner Saran, and Mr. -11.'4
Examiner FRERE.)

UNOPPOSED LIST:
The customary formal proofs were adduced in the fo—
unopposed cases :--

dlitsgow, iiiirihead, and Neilston Direct Railway Bieck
Amendment Deviations and Branches to Paisley,
land Mill, Lownsdale Bleach-works, Main street arch
East Dykebar Stangh Pits, Waterloo Pit, and Speirs POS
and to the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr, ocl
Paisley
Glasgow, Strathaven, and Lesmahagow, andßenfrew Railways.
Scottish Midland Junction Railway (Amendment an
Branch to Lawrence Kirk).
Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston Direct and
wGeaslasg:
Southern Terminal Ralways Amalgamation.
(Room 23, before Mr. Examiner MAY and Mr. Assistant'
Examiner Examiner GUNNELL.)
UNOPPOSED LIST. evi 6
The customary formal proofs were taken in the folio
unopposed cases:—
London and North-Western Company.
Purchase of the Earl of Ellesmere's interest in the Lir
chester South Junction and Altringham Railway. liee
Metropolitan Manure ,Act Amendment (alteration in
of works).
Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland (Ne
Inniskinnon, and Baltrasna Deviations). , he°
London, Oxford, and Cheltenham Railway and
..nior
(Cheltenl
Gloucester Railway, and Branches to the "—„toe
and Rugby and Oxford, .Worcester, and WolverhoTroo
Railway, and to the Aylesbury Railway, and to enable to
to
London and North-Western Company to subscribe, 0' lease, or to purchase the seine).
..vnool,
Preston and Wvre (ExtenSion from Lytham to Bla'r
and additional line at Kirkscar Bay).

fr°°A
HAVRE JAN. 23.—The importations of flourthe United'States, by the snips arrived here yestertialnlieS to-day, amount to 3,500 barrels, and much larger 50Pr are expected. Prices are tending downward.

,NR7113. -
On the 19th inst., the wife of Alfred Colllnson, Esq..slllle°st, 10
of
cross, of a daughter.
e ladi
On the 20th inst., at the RectarY,
the Rev. John Heals, of a daughter. th Pointlngton, Dorset, -
..„.,n ~-Maitland,
the 20th inst., at Stanstead; Essex, the wife of Wm.-
cla
Maitland, Esq., of a daughter.
Alas°
On the 20th inst., at Watergate, Sussex, the lady of Hall Hall, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 21st lust., at Walthamstow, Essex, the
lady oJ°
Gurney Barclay, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., at Weybourn House, Farnham, the
wire
--
of Job
Knight, Esq., of a son and heir.
On the 21st inst., at Gilton -Lodge, Meldretb, near Royston, the
lady of James Raymond Wortham, Esq., of a son.

MARIED.
On the 'GUI Inst., at St. Paul's,R
Covent-garden, Mr. Joseph Gerard'
to Anna, eldest daughter of Mr. W. Kiddie, of Widworth•

DIED. Rife f
On the 21st of November last, at M`Carthy's Island, ein th
Gambia, Charles Godwin, East., M.D., staff surgeon to diediesoroes,
This officer, after a useful service of six years in the Welt :, la
~, coast
was, on his return to Europe last year,
ordered to the Pre'te&-anbilb of Africa to take medical charge of the settlements en the
and there fell a victim to the pestilential African fever. of philiP
On the 14th inst., at Richmond-green, Frances, relict
Combauld, Esq., late of llenbury-hlll, Gloucestershire. 4.,,„ wife Of
On the 15th inst., at Raby-place, Bath, Margaret AIM, 1"-
C.
Joseph Bnlien, Esq., Admiral of the V k bite.
of the Rev' On the 19th inst., at Aberdeen, Been Maria, wife
Wagstaff, aged 24.
On the 20th inst., Mr. William Braithwaite, et Serge",,,, Inn'
Fleet-street, solicitor.
On the 21st inst., at Yeovil, John Neal, Esq., aged 65. ~.
On the 21st inst., at Askbam Bryan, York, D'Arcy Preston!, Ems'and
Admiral of the White, and Deputy-Lieutenant for the TV'''. North Ridings of that county, aged 82.
..,,,,m,sea, the
On the 21st inst., at the Rectory House, Stanmore, 3..“—_,.- zsgelto
Rev. A. R. Chativel, Rector of Stansaore, Vicar of Chigwe''
and Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral, aged 89.

112'
No• London: Printed itnd Published -by AfunDO YOUNG, of precinct
Strand, Printer, at The Sun °Bice. W 0.112., Strand. in of the Savoy, in the County of mdcUeseZ. 1191/4*" JK
nUary 25, 1847,

(THIS DAY.) °f
The Assistant-Judge, accompanied by a full bench
magistrates, sat this morning at 11 o'clock, for the heaffee
appeals in quarter session.
BOLT APPELLA-NT, MALTBY RESPONDENT.
This was an appeal by Mr. Henry Holt, au extensive te.
ttle
op salesman in Smithfield. market, against a decision of the
he
spondent, one of the metropolitan magistrates, by whichfor
judged Mr. Holt, upon an information laid by the Snoetf
ros,
the Suppression of Cruelty to Animals, to pay a fine ° don
for cruelty to two calves, by conveying them from CroYtsg
to Smithfield- market with their heads hanging from the
board of the cart.
As this moue of conveyance was really a vezafe
between the society and its supporters and the Sl;4
dealers and farmers, the Court was much crowded "'—
the hearing.
as to
A number of witnesses were examined on both
the humanity of the practice, after which
With
The Learned ASSISTANT.JUDGE, in concurrence At
other magistrates on the bench, said he considereL'oei,
A
the charge of wanton cruelty had not been tee— Of
d against Mr. Holt in the terms or meaning of the
hed.
Parliament, and the conviction must therefore be Veto for
Mr. BALLANTINE, on behalf of the appellant, efiltjude
costs against the society, but the. Learned Assintell`
refused to grant the application.