The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-29 00:00:00

THAMES.

WATCa• ROBBERT.—CoNVICTLON vF .i. DAtiOEB.OIIS
THlLP.—Jutui tints, age t 19, toe sun of Irish parent...,
and hevrrai of viLose relatives have been convicted of
teloi,y, was trought b4tlore Mr. Yardley; charged with
steaks z a silver watch, value 4!. lOs., hoot the person
of Mr. alViti Murray N•.rton, the chief mate of a ship
called the London. Toe prosecutor stated it!,r. i‘s
among a crowd of persons 1.. t.ntv* icu-
turPr in 13 Wi''d tr, nailed POilpott-street, -
t..;...nuiercial road. The prisoner ~vaS standing along,ide'
of him for cone time, and all at oi.ce made a.snatch
big watch, which be Uccigged trout Lis wsistdoa: pOc'tef,"
pushed him down,. and ran away. He get Up, and
pursued the prig utr, uh.) dropped the watch. He
picked it up, and emitivcei the purtm:t until the prisoner •
was stopped by a pi•lko constable.

Judea 14.ildnig. a pulle.: cow.tabte, No. 106, u, 8a d
he beard the cry of to thief, and saw the pris6aiir: •
running, and stopped hire: Wnta the proseautor,egine
ua acd charged the pri,ouer with stealing his watcb,,ho
maid be knew nothing about Sit.

The prisoner, upon being asked if he would plead,' or
prefer being c:Julinitttd fur trial, said he was guilty.
He hoped the magistrzee would Elva him a ligt.t.
purls: men,. •
Mr. Yardley—lndeed I shall not. You hats
nutted a ino.t daring robbery in open day, and these,
watch rob: cries app•ar to be ou the increase. Ii the-
prisoner lipown Go:thrg said the pr:souer Lad been
the a,sociat- of thieve 3 lot wally yeare, and bud neon in
the practice of ioFtructing• lads younger. than himself iu
the devilish arra of (Aide.

Mr. Yardl:l said the pi isoaer appeared to be a very
daring es as dargerous thief, and he shou!-I cer-
tainly mark the character of the offence by tim ruo,t;
severe suite:ice in his power inflict. He c tuvicted
the prisoner of I.reeriy, an I Neuteuend him to 6 mouths
imprisonment and hard labour in the House of Carec,
tiou.

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Curious progress, in general confideuce, of a preparation
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hum en misery and untimely dearth than :ley or all the agen-
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lude to Masers. Du B dry's celebrated Revaleuta, Aranica
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as in maturity and old age, the same unvarying and
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