The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-04 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Mary Baker, Elizabeth Baker. Prettier: Dean,
Susannah Clark, and George Gallosaa.y, were in.
dieted at the suit of George Cracklow, for raising a
riot and mob about his house in St. Catherine's.laile.
It appeared.from the evidence of the Prosecutor, and
two other witnesses, that the Traversers had as.
sembled a mob round Mt% Cracklow's door, with
fry ing Pans, kettles, tin sancepans, keys, aftd various
ocher:kin& of music of the same sort, playing up the
riogues• March, and calling Cracklow and his wife
by various opprobrious names, and that the De-
fendant, Mary Baker, had dressed out a doll, pur-
porting to be the effigy of Mrs. Cracklow, and hay.
ing given it to the mob, at the same time distribut.
ing halfpence, desired them to burn the -, Mrs.
Cracklow,. or to blow up the old w-- ; accord.
ingly, the effigy was hung up against the window
of the Prosecutor's house, with the maiden name,
and also the present name of his wife written, over
it, and the gunpowder being -set under it, it was
blown up, the whole mob shouting out, there goes
the old b-- Mrs. Cracklow ; at the same time
playing up the rough music, as it was terme4l.
On the parr of the Defendants, Mrs: Prosser de.
posed, that Mrs. Cracklow and her sister had, in
the morning of the day on which .the riot was,
knocked several times at the door of Mrs. Baker,
calling her different vile names ; that she had paid a
drummer of a Volunteer Association in that neigh.
bourbood to play up the Rogue's' North before her
door, and that she had stuck a cock out of her win.
dow, saying, that that was a sign she was cock of
the walk.

Mr. MAINVIARING delivertd do Defendants into
the hands of the Jury., who pronounced them All—
Gri ;by.
They were then sentenced by the Court, Mary
Raker, to pay ti 'fine of 1o1.;
.Elizabeth Baker, 31.;
Frances Dean, 31.; Susannah Clark, anti George
Gallo,, ay, 4os..each. .

.7obn Brit was indieted, at the suit of the Pariah,
lot keeping a house of ill.fame,. and, by another,
et,unt, for keeping a disorderly how, in Leicester.
street, It was proved by several respeaable wit.
nebset, that the house was inhabited by many
women of very loose manners, who were constantly
inviting Cycly twin who passed, ,to go in, and chat
she Defendant had often gone into the house to col.
teo tent‘ :I.l)!'(i.l.lle4.tors of the'difrerent taxes
.'roved, ;bat Nl,rAtit always paid them the taXeS
due' on the hotbei.thoulth he did nut live in it.
= Mrs. Higgins,- one of the ladies who lived in the.
house,. swore, that she had always paid her rent to
either Mr. or-Mrs, Brit ; char the house was fui.
by *hie Defendant.;
~that she paid him s 4
~L:ipeatt a m malt for it, he paying taxes ; that he
e* knew in what. manner site was to earn the mo-
ney to pay him his rent.
NIr...ALLEY spoke at length for the Defendant,
but called no witnesses.
•:,Tha Jury found him—Guilty, He was accord.
ingly sentenced to six months' imprisonment, to
pay 501 fine, and to find security for two years, hits.
self in 2001. and two sureties in 'iool. each.

Yesterday the London Sessions conimenced be.
lore the Lord Maycir, the Recorder, Sir BROOK
WATsON/ Sir WM. STAINES/ Sir;WM, LxlduTdN,
and several other Aldermen. The cases in general
were quite, uninteresting. Two Bakers were in.
aitteil for using false weights;, but they were ac.
pitted by the Jury. The Sessions were then ad.
'owned to Wednesday.
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or CARROTI.—The following is an
accthrst of the produce of a crop of carrots, grown
upon I farm in the posbession of J. C. Cur Wen,
Esq. of Workington Hall, the last summer. Tbc
quantity of ground sown was an acre and three quer.
ters ; the produce of which was 7:f cart loads,lt.
70 some each, or son atone of carrots ; which at'
6d. per stone, would amount to 5261. 0r.721. per
acre. The tops would have fed 30 cows for 1+
days, which at +d. per day, each, would amount to
71. The ground was by no means promising. The
carrot seeds were sown in stiches, which were
thrown up as, high as' could be got by a double
mouldboard plough. The furrows were frequently
pleUghed in during the summer, and kept as cleat of
weeds as possible.—Nothing can exceed, carrots for,
feeding either horses or cows.
PLouon The Pretniums offered by the Far.-
mers' Club :it Narbeth,'in Pembrokeshire, were on
the 16th Ott, pietlgheti for on the farni of
.1. H.
Foley, Esq.. of Ridgeway, on 'a-
for upwards of
'it- piece of old
Icy that had .not been broken up
fitri-years, each ploughman having a pair of howl,.
without a driver. As soon as the ground had been
measured out, being about three-eighths of an. acre;
fur each, eleven ploughs started for the 'Webb
Prizes ; and three others immediately after fur the
free Prize for English and Welsh : the weather
bring very fine, the uc proved highly gratifying
to a vast number of spettarorr,
At Brecon Fair on Saturday rennight the showof
C4ItIC and horses was but small, and the demand
trifling for either. Pigs sold low. Upwards of
.I`6o pockets of hops were weighed and Sold : prices
sos. to 905. per cwt. -''Best making cheese averaged
abotif three guineas, and COOllOOll ditto fetched
frojn
rt. I Is. 6th to x.. 23. per cwt.-.-Salt burin 103. to
tot. 6d.
Greenock Fair last week, the weather: having
been fine, was unusually welt attended, and a good
deal of business done. •
At Garatang Martinmas, Fair, which commenced
tsn Thursday the 22d ult. there was a greater nom.
tier Of Scotch cattle 'shown than was ever before re.
membered and they, in genital, fetched good
prices.
On ,Thutsday last an liluisition was :ken. st
fockliffe, ica the Ci:unty of Bedford, beforeß.
it.so DAL Gent. Coroner of the Honor of Ampr.
1011, upon view of the .body of samttet Russet,
ho drove the Coventry coach from floCklifii to
Loudon ar.,.1 hack. He went to bed on 1 tieulay
,tning in perred health, ,and waafotmd•dead
in
b.,. bed the next, morning.. Vectliti—Died
riit.aien of qadot.

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