The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-04 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS.

mehe (THIS DAY.)
e adjourned sessions for the county of Surrey cora-
tkineed this morning, at the Sessions-house, Newington-
-BewaY before Mr. Puckle (chairman), and a full
h Of marristrates. The aalendar was extremely
tOr ftlieentaini4 the names of only thirty-one prisoners
e,'°llY, and four for misdemeanour.
t0t8,,, A Pia.—Thomas Rogers, 36, was indicted
fatiisealfeg a pig, the property of James Elstone, a
Tker, near Guildford.
missed Prosecutor deposed that on the 22d ultimo he
havie(l a Pig from one of the styes on his farm, and
tout, given information to the police, the pig was
14140' ill the prisoner's premises with other pigs. The
44r lived two miles from the prosecutor's place.
444 s:l'lfelice, the prisoner said he purchased the pig of a
le the road for ten shillings.k
The jury found him Guilty, and
CennT sentenced him to six months' hard labour
ttildford House of Correction.

It--"sOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
Qih Isaacs, who stated that she was the owner of
eti4,'tlg-heuses of a certain class in Shadwell, was
tivn 4", upon her own allegations, with the murder of
child
it ten.
010111)Pearcd that last night she was found by a police-
tlt)th:Mle, of the F division, sitting upon the steps of a
kiyitlncar this court. Upon his speaking to her, and
litie,g that he would not allow her to sit there, she re-
)pitil that she had come to this spot in the afternoon
Qopf the intention of giving herself up to justice, and
the2Bicl4 to the chief magistrate that she committed
Othe'utrders—one that of a boy, nine years old, and the
,°t. a child but three years of age.
ttpm":,er statement represented the offence to have been
ti'ettc a d in another district, Mr. HALL directed her to
kt before the magistrates of that district (Thames.)
444 Oant Thompson (of the detective force) having
1104 e directed to make inquiries, considered that the pri-
*sa areas insane, and from what he could as yet learn
4misPosed to disbelieve her story.
otittit:/aBl however, forwarded to the Thames Police
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-11R0'-STREEr—(THIS DA
ItOtt-IttLE3/ N AMUSEMENT AT THE ARIPLhi,
L
M'Cloud, York Chambers, A
atr4B George Turner, Berkeley Chambers, CodneduPi
41:01 and William Ging
tho bar be-
er, 43, South Molton-street,
'oa) :ell-dressed gentlemen, were placed at
tltl Jardine, charged with creating a disturbance
a Winitti2Baulting the police at the the Argylltaill-street. Rooms, Great
Lht at.,.$l,5!TY. who appeared on behalf of M. Laurent,
5444.:-I,ll* tor of theabove rooms, stated that he wa
Drekc,etefi not to offer any evidence in support of, thet
4,llpea",t,nharge. From inquiries that had been maaeoni.
s_Qeete-rie,t that the young men at the bar were well
Gretn-
a "jell and on Saturday they had been dining at
(?while
thi 'lid no doubt haa taken too much wine,, an
several state had entered the Argyll Rooms, bonnteiteemd':
%e1y,,,1 Persona, and, in fact, made great fools of
them-
tat ii'n:their conduct was certainly highly improper,
O‘45Y made an apology he, with due submission to
Atroart, would let the matter drop.
~Inita'4,4,4,llblaim said if M. Laurent did not press the
there was an end of the matter, but he saw by
!11tippri,°,,line-sheet that M'Cload and Turner were
thud with obstructing and assaulting the police whilst
;vet, ;eetation of their duty; this he could not pass
.111titZw.tiger, however, was not cOn.cerned in that affair,
he ea ',I'LL'. Jardine) directed hire to be discharged.
a -real-ellen of the constables was then gone into.
ay ,aen-eonstable Hardy, 85 A, stated that on Satur-
baaa"lght about eleven o'clock he was standing by the
NleetlY:taker'a box at the Argyll Rooms, when he was
ee, 41,it° the rooms to assist in suppressing a disturb-
:to, 17,,s soon as he entered he saw the three defend7_
-" nPaear€d to be the worse for liquor, " bonnet"
-4. gentlemen on their hats. Witness said such
“aiva-tl' could not be allowed, and requested them to
11/4 Wit„9 rooms. Turner said he should not leave, and
P,lsee -11:45 taking hold of him to eject him from the
4k, aat'h "0 struck him three or four times on his back.
l'l4,ll'er Constable then came to hie assistance, and he
Ga,") and Ginger were conveyed to the station.
,ttimmJ, 4 A, said he was in th'3 Argyll Rooms. Sa-
bikst when he was called to the assistance of
t_ tuess. Oa taking hold of Turner, M'Cloud pat
to 11°ielf between him and his brother conatable, and trie
40t theta out of the rooms. Ginger was tipsy, but
art all violent.
14,4111,js aantaE said ha could not overlook the &large of,
144, a`mg the constables when in the performanca
"tltsa and he should fine M'Cloucl and Turner 203
the money was immediately paid.
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lawr Fon THE SUMMER.—A light thread net
tieiloleancled before an open window,. will effeetua,lly keep out
Nillatet:4B, Willy.H it is a singular fact that these troubles
ull not pass through the meshes of the net, even
tile 4.3 of
are more than an inch in dimeter.
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