The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-02 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS•

(THIS DAY.)

James Mainwood nTlid fli, on tbe
iar
of September, wearinw as
i g
apparel,cte theor
prosteapertn gy
of DlittlieSu
Horgan, to the value of upwards of 505., together with
151. in silver.
The prosecutor,
withseeuto a bundler,itapp o
appeared,
clothesd,was onreturhnis returning from
wliAenn
to B
he was accosted by the prisoner, who was in cooloinfr
with another person; they got to fighting, and the prisons
and his companion took that opportunity of robbing b'.*
The case broke down, and the Jury acquitted the Pry
son er.
John Nowlan was indicted for stealing three glasseB':,ll
property of Rhoda Mason. The case was cleirlY P,r°l;„j
against the prisoner, whom the Jury immediately
Guilty, and the Court sentenced him to twelve most 'y
imprisonment and hard labour in Coldbath-fields' pet
one month to be kept in solitary confinement. j of
Thomas Halsey was convicted of stealing a 10— of
dung, the property of Richard Friday, a salesno°
Portman Market, and sentenced to three months' ilOr.
sonment in Coldbath fields. ket
Elizabeth Hogan was convicted of stealing a P!,c be
handkerchief, the property of James Lawrence ; sou tof
Court sentenced her to two months' imprisonment
hard labour in Coldbath-fields.
loe
Maria Kilby was convicted of stealing a bason, "oe
45., the property of Martha Barker, and sentenced to
of
month's imprisonment and hard labour in the Hone
Correction, Coldbath-fields.

B OW- STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

Nicholas Crowder, a carman in the employ of will'
engine-maker at the head of Bow-street, was brought ~„1"-
fore Mr. HALLS, charged by Sir F. A. Roe, with
ing an obstruction in the street opposite his master's d°°,
Sir Frederick was sworn, and stated that he was la
hackney coach, on his road to that office, on most import°.
business. When he arrived at the head of Bow-street thsr
coach stopped. When he looked out, be saw the pri't-t,
driving an engine, which he placed right across the str'to"
and there stopped. He (Sir Frederick) desired biro c
pull up a little and let him pass, but the only soot,
he got was, that "he must wait a bit." He again cif
for
asked him to draw on, as there was plenty of room 'O4;
both the engine and the coach, by going on s few,
paces. Prisoner still refused, when he got out of t':o
coach and attempted to pull on the horse himself;,
ed
so doing he met with some obstruction, and then selstie
the prisoner by the collar, and brought him to
office, no officer being in sight.
The driver of the hackney coach corroborated Sir 1
derick's statement, and Mr. Halls fined the prisonerto
the mitigated penalty of 10s., which was paid, sod
prisoner discharged.

NEW STREET FROM FARRINGDO*

STREET TO THE NORTH.

It is to be hoped that this central street and 01:
will ere long be carried into execution. It is
about twelve months since the subject was last 0-,
fore the public. The line, it will be recolleetm°'
was a communication from Farringdon-street 7,/
as Coppice-row, then running along Coppiee'4',t
and Guildford-place, to be continued on the e„
side of a tavern called the Union, through She'll;
square on the south-west side of the new chore.;
and over land belonging to the New River Ce9„je,
pany, in the direction of Rodney-street, Penton/1,,;(1
where, crossing the Pentonville-road, it is inteouo
to pass down Rodney-street, to be continued acivnd
the end of the tunnel of the Regent's Canal, 9-0,
finally to form a communication with the new Or
pike-road leading from King's-cross to Hollowarnis
The principal transverse communications are
the end of Charles-street, Hatton-garden, to et°, (V
cross. Another from Liquorpond-street to Cler"),‘
well-green ; this latter is an alteration since tiej
former notice of the subject; it was then prop°,o
to run from Hatton-wall to Clerkenwell-green• do
alteration appears a decided improvement, as ,111
western communication will be more direct °to'
the leading thoroughfare of King's-road, &re. Lifoo
Warner-street is proposed to be widened, to ago',
a communication with Guildford-street, the
thorpe estate, &c. tbt
It is also to be recollected that the course of bf
Fleet-ditch is to be brought down the new street.;
means of an arched sewer, thereby removing'
nuisance from that open, turbid, filthy stream. d
The deplorable condition of the property al°P,,,°o,
great portion of the proposed line is well Ito°-11,
Within the last month some premises on Sanr°o
hill tumbled down, to the injury and loss of hullo
life; since which a considerable number of 0"'
houses have been condemned by the Court Leefriect
This northern central road will also form a dire
communication with the southern part of the v
tropolis ; and as the abbattoir now erecting at vi
lington will doubtless lead to similar esteb,„
it
ments on that side of our extended metropoill 'of
will be an advantageous road for the 00
those markets. oiej
Many designs have been made for this PreP
street and road, but none which appears t°
il/
stroy so little valuable property, and 10 ci?
so many advantages. The design does
the di
credit to Messrs. Moseley and Moon, t,,e
veyors and projectors of this approved 'ld eel
road, who have completed the survey °Ø
mates for carrying the same into execati°"
indefatigable zeal and perseverance.
The parishes will be also considerably rea!,•
by the removal of the numerous confine°, 1,00,0
and alleys ; the occupiers of the wretcheo„
will be benefitted by procuring habitations
PD
open and healthy situations. eAcji is
We cannot close this subject without reliej,
our hopes some means will be devised t°
Holborn-hill ;to witness which is truly dilll,str
being the continual scene of accidents and
ion of property.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE' 4,0
Sa n
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETIN.-, 000;if
NEWMARKET, TUESDAY ArSit 1,0
Match—Lord Tavistock's filly by Royal 0R.,a,,,„,
Whisk's dam, paid forfeit to Lord Chesterfie,,'
Bayadere, by Leviathan, T.Y.C. 014 01
The Hopeful Stakes of 40 soya. each, h. ft., for
old colts, B,t. 61b. ; fillies, Bst. 41b.
Ab. M. ; the winner of the July stakes to le Ift'tlitl
and the second horse in that race 31b. extra ie
of either of the two yr. old stakes at Mat' 011,1
Levant stakes at Goodwood, to carry sib., tis;
cond horse in any of those stakes 21b. atil.,,rf
winner of any two of the above stakes to OF
extra ; those got by Arabians, or Arab
allowed 51b. (15 subscribers.) 1
Mr. Nevill's Amado ........................... g
General Walpole's f. by Merlin ..............
Lord Orford's ch. f. Emilius .................
Lord Exeter's Sister to Cactus .............
Mr. Forth's ch. c. by Middleton ............. '• 6
Mr. T. Wood's ch. f. by Merlin .............
Won by a length.
Fifty Pounds for four year olds carrying 7st. 41';
Bst. 51b. ; six years, Bst. 1 11b. ; and aged, 1
Colonel Peel's Ernest, 4 yrs .............. ••'
Lord Burlington's c. by Bizarre, 4 yrs. • ••""
..
Lord Clarendon's Datura. 4 yrs ........... mr
Sir M. Wood's Lucetta, .... . ....... ' Or
Won by two lengths. to be
The Duke of Portland gives a plate of 50b pt
by two and three year olds to-morrow, to try
of starting " by signal."
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Kingston •House Rooms, 'Dow(
Newmarket St. Leger (to-naorr°-,p )
.
100 to 45 agst. Lord Exeter's Cactus (tsyl()01:,0)
4 to 1 agst. Colonel Peel's Young 115.,,P1-r (It)
5 to 1 agst. Mr. Osbaldeston's The °`"(tilli,
11 to 2 agst. Duke of Portland's ShYl°cl‘
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DERBY. 1-0001)
Bombastes has been backed at 12 to 1 ;
b°
to 1 ; and Comet at 20 to 1.
OAKS.
and 10 t°
7 to 1 has been taken about Cotillon,
orn
Zulima.
The owin race
of
15
has
ov. each. ns madee. for
Handicap
Mr. Thornhill's f. by Ernilius
Mr. S. Day's f. by Emilius
Mr. Mills's Pincher
General Grosvenor's Young Twatty
Mr. Greville's c. Abigail's darn
Mr. Grey's Sister to Alea

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The Earl of Kerry has left Paris for
land.

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