The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-13 00:00:00

LONDON ADJOURNED SESSION, SEPT'

These Sessions commenced this, morning, before the J.-
corder, Alderman Copeland, Ke11?,- and Pirie. r
John Carlisle, a broker, was indicted, with three otmee
persons unknown, for riotously assembling before the h° °:t,
of Mr..A. F. Gogeiheim, on the night of the 6th of Auglithe
The defendant was also indicted for an assault upon
prosecutor.
living
Mr. Gogeiheim is a sworn translator of language-' oe
Jere
a Three Kings-court, Fleet-street. On the 21st of
a distress was put into his houses and all his &gist! for
seized. He was subsequently tried at the Old Bahul
'cutting and maiming the present defendant, but was
quitted.

The RECORDER—I recollect the .
The Prosecutor, in continuation case
On the night of tiliet
6th of August he was awoke by his wife. On heariPgbe
noise he looked out of the first door window, and saw t ,
defendant and" some other personendeavouring tobr` f
into the house. He went down is sfortai the r
identifying, if possible, the other persons. He put ,Ilishod•
out of a window, and received a blow on the head' "rdi
ing himself wounded he went up stairs, but afterOtbe
came down. The street-door was then open, and seeing
defendant, he seized him, and gave him into custody: tie
Cross-examined by Mr. BODKIN—Have been 1° }.aid
house upwards of two years. Was to pay 45/. 3 laiti
rent. Had never paid any. The landlord ahoy's Po
himself by seizing his goods. On the 21st of June After
tress was put in. There were six men in possession. he
his goods were gone two men were left. He told then'
could take care of his own house. He put one of the11).0.5.
out, and his wife the other. He had no wish to keep P
session of the house. There are several claimants to it'
ce.
Mrs. Gogeiheim corroborated her husband's
u's. do
In addition, she said the defendant declared be W

for the Frenchman in spite of Judge and Jury. d, ba
RECORDER—But instead of doing for your husban
suffered himself to be taken into custody.
The!the witness, in continuation—When my husband 'vie!
the street I saw several crowbars flying in the air.
were thrown by the defendant's party. Wes
RECORDER—Crowbars flying in the air? Witness ad
The Jury found the defendant Guilty of the 14'4
assault. to
The RECORDER remarked, that by brokers atteroPt;ej to
obtain possession of premises by force, it very often rts,
bloodshed. In the course of one of these illegal B.tteierice
the prosecutor had wounded the defendant, for whirl' °'boia
he was capitally indicted. The illegal attempt to (,)50,er
possession put an end to the prosecution. The
n' eir,aad
was then sentenced to be imprisoned for two mo''
to be kept to hard labour.

MIDDLESEX QUARTER SESSIONS, SEp2•

OT
11°:
GAMBLING PROSECUTION—IN RE MORGAN AND "T It tle
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Mr. ADOLPHUS moved that the Court would resl). ria
recognizances of the prosecutor to the next seWon:orne
founded his application upon the affidavit of the at'
conducting the case. Court
The CHAIRMAN, taking the affidavit, said the
would take time to consider it. , id;
kr Subsequently Mr. ROTCH said it could not bewhim
observing, that he could well see through the trick
Mr.
attempted to be palmed ulion the Court. to Se
Mr. ADOLPHUS said the parties were most anxious .
to trial. • 0
The CHAIRMAN—The Court is fully aware °-
I wlist
going 0,5 re'
After the decision of the Court, the usual trio'lP'
sorted to ; the indictment was removed by writ °I, „tr:
rani into the Court of King's Bench.
The sessions were adjourned to Wednesday.