The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-19 00:00:00

SECONDARIES'.-(THIS DAY)

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„ ..1.., .- 1n:. n,o, i.ii,;; ,he I...ait-1 tor new jurors for the
ensuing quarter was called over, and the Learned Seconder,'
was occupied iu hearing several excuses against service. In
ore case a person appeared, and stated that the party sum-
moned resided at Sheffield, and was a magistrate of the
county, and only carried on business in London by
The Learned SECONDARY said that was no excue, end
the party must attend on another jury or he might be Put
on ,ne at the Central Criminal Court. His being.a tangle'
trate might entitle him to be put on the grand jury, but
every one who held a place of business in the City was henna
to serve, although he did not attend or reside there.
In a second ca e the excuse was that the party was only a
lodger, and did not carry on any business—he was only a
collector for one of the gas companies. an agent.
he held
The Learned SECONDARY said that was no excuse ;
an office from which he gained profits, and by which he
gained his livelihood, and was therefore bound to serve. The
secretary of a company was also liable.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
Mary Ann Burke, for stealing 120 yards of calico, tl.lO
property of Jacob Bell, from his shop, was sentenced to sac
months' hard labour in the House of Correction.

SURREY SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY
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The March sessions for the county of Surrey com
this morning, at the Sessions House,Newington-causeway, be-
fore Thomas Puckle, Esq., and a full Bench of MagisLritt„ries.
The calendar contained the names of twenty-three Prl•wm--
for felony, and two for misdemeanour.
Daniel Washbrook, 19, was found guilty of stealing a PLbus
ece
of mutton from the shop of Mr. Legg, a butcher ill
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The CouaT sentenced him to three months' hard labour a
Brixton House of Correction.

BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY.) ,
Mr. Thomas O'Shea a retired officer, in the enjorafo*
of a
an outrageous assault upon Daniel Sullivan, a little boy under
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phraisownaser,rf;
charged before Mr. Henry with committing
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age.
took off his cap and struck hirn
head. The prisoner then put the cap into his own hat,
into
prteropcoeesedde:ainndt,ohQeuareienn:street. The boy followed him Inrow
In Ilolbo. ,
Holborn, crying and praying for his cap.
in-
Thomas Hicks, 66 F, who reco nised the prisoner,
e. the child's
prisoner to • give up a
tit- cap ; but he had no sooner .
ner done so
th bis
than he struck the with it on th!
• t a frightful blow wi ..
complainant
clenched fist upon the face,which vre marks of nrs
bore se e
violence. one
The prisoner's defence was that the complainant Was
of a parcel of " blackguards" who were in the habit of an-
cgotnplaint, compelled the
neocying him as he passed through the streets, and he Was per-
f tly justified in chasti • him.
Mr. Hviitv—l ' 313 g
i
lowed t ' o beat a child of that age in such a brutal MOW.
You shall pay a fine of forty • • to prison for font.
shillings, or go
teen days. will teach you that you are not to be al.
tenpaTs turnings hyipneeeganrshsi pension,
ofn
him,
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IVIARLBRO'-STREE T—(THIS DAYS.
THE ORGAN-GRINDING NUISANOC.--FrariCeSCO Ratbi°— a
with endanger
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sllol4rdw ick nnarri
lowing circumstances:—
The complainant, whose head was covered wu.P.,-7 ~kins,
plaister, deposed that he was coachman to Mr. Pi", vel
Devonshire-mews, and that yesterday afternoon, eb°,, in op
o'clock, he was quietly driving a horse and brouPa
street,
N orth Audley-street, and the defendant was in the
playing on a tremendous large organ, which woo drawn
~ler
horse. Witness held up his whip, as a sign for the Priesdu in
to leave off playing. The prisoner, however, Persist
playing, and the drums made such a noise that the horse._
which complainant was d• ' f•ht b oke complatel
und‘ie.r.tdhieumeic:
rg took rig , r
from his harness, and ran into a cab, and witness was Which
off the box &me five or six yards from the broughem,, 00
with the harness was broken to pieces. Witness fell Li
the edge of the kerb-stone and it was a great inercY
-'4ll hClread-
not killed on the spot. He, however, escaped with he
fully broken head. The prisoner, on seeing then n-by 2
prSUe i
had caused, drove off with all haste but was
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constable and taken into custody.
Act of
Mr. HAnDwrek said hesorry there was not an i.
wasdi.
In the pr!,,
sent instance he could not punish the pgisoner, but he should
recommend Mr. Hawkins the proprietor of 'the brougham,
to bring an action for
in the County Court.
damages against the owner of the erg°
rhinadnerisntolerable DI e.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DA

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CORN EXCHANGE-WEDNES.irth;
The arrivals of grain up to last evening were sm..- the
morning's market was thinly attended, but tovrards.
of
close we experienced rather more demand for fine
Foreign Wheat, which realised the full prices of MondaY of
In English we observe no alteration. All descriptiona t;
spring corn are held firmly at our quotations. Flour
her. Inee
rather an improved inquiry, but cannot be quoted hig

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