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MIDDLESEX Sff_SSIONS.---juite 7.

The June General Sessions of the Peace for the
county of
Before'feifid.dleseii Mr. p
eommae4ielc:y, Q c A
d this ornssii7auatt.
Judge, Mr. Cieasy, Mr. Payne, Dr. Bateman, and -
Mr. Simpson. There were 83 prisoners for trial;
69 for felony,: And 14 for misdemeanour. c, .
John Ba!dock, f,91 carman, was iudicte3 for em-
bezzling the several sums of 35.91, 3s. 6d., and
111., received by-iiitit on amount of John Newton,
his master. He mia% convicted, :and 'sentenced to •
six months' hard labour. • ,
Henry. Williams, '4l, was Convicted of pet-steal-
ing, and sentenced to nine months'-hard labour.
William Chirlea Maddoclis, 36; was indict for
stealing a gun, and other articles, va!ue 505., the
property of illiara Newman. 'He'pleaded guilty.
It appeared that, he _liad been sentenced to seven
years' transportation, and be was 9. well-known
offender.

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Qnirt sentenced him to On years' penal
servitude.

John Carey, 18, was tried and found. guilty of
having assaulted Frederick Crewe, a police-con-
amble, in the execution of his duty. He was sen--
tenced to eight Months' hat d labour.
Charles Fuzzey, 24, was indiced for feloniously
breaking and eutering.the dwelling kinie of Eli
zabeth Pears and stealing t erein two sheets
and other' iirtieeS, her property. He had beiqi
repeatedly convicted, and the Court sentenced him
to seven yea& penal servitude.
John Shoot,, 36, was indicted for obtaining 19.
'from James Btatt„ a recruiting offi.cr, by a false.
representation that he' was not,. physically-incapa-
citated from serving in the army. .
The prosecution was directed by the War Offib.;,
and conducted by Mr. Bodkin.
The prisoner w.y found guilty, and sent Awe I to
fuer months' ha'rd labour.
James Thomas and John Cole, who were con-
yieted. before . Aft'. Creasy, at the last sessiens at
Westminster, of assaulti ' • were brought up for judg-
ment. Thonns' who broke- a sailor's` arm with a
s ick, in the Bow-road, without provocation, was
•sentenced to four months' hard labour ; and Cole,
who beat a man at a public house for saying he
had cheated him' in a 'betting transaction some
years previously,-and who afterwards paid EL to
compromise the matter, was sentenced to one:
Month. Both cases were repOtted at the.ti.ne.
Two *men, mated Robson and Cline, were')
brought up from the 'Howe of Correction, at West-
miuster, to be dealt with by the Court, uncla. the
Vagrant Act, they havin,g bees convicted as incor-
rigible" rogues and vagabonds by a police magis-
trate. 'Robson had been iii custody and committed,
for. imposing upon benevolent persons in the
strati' by some plausible and well-concocted story.
about domestic affliction; 'no less than 19 tithes,
and Cline 13 times,:since" 1841. They were, as
might b.) supposed, well known to the officers of
the Meudicity Society.
Dr. Bateman, who presided onhearing ofthisca4e,
said the Court considered it to be one in which the
full punishment provided by the Act should be in-
flicted—a worse case could not and sentenced
each of the, prisoners to 12 months' hard labour. • •<
Mr. Poland was f.,r the prosecution, instructed
by the Mendicity Society.
John Hogg, 48„cab:netmaker, of No. 82, .Ful-
woncl'a rents, 4olborn, was found guilty of stealing
IT feet of lead pip-; the pioPerty of James Dand-
ridge; from a building.
11 received a good character for nearly 20 years,
and some doubts were expressed by the witnesses
as to his sanity.
Under these circumstances the Court postponed
the sentence, in order that the prisoner might be
examined ata to his state of mind.