The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-18 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS'

THIS DAY.
Mr. Witham, in the( absence of the Assistant-u°
Tate'
sat this morning.
Mary Lloyd was indicted for stealing 42
flannel, the property of Charles Longman. s, the Pri;
It appeared that, on the 2d of this mont.. so tP-
soner, in company with another woman, went 'll.l. the
passage of the shop, when she put her cloak OY`fis the
flannel and walked off. She was followed, and d,r°r ,
flannel. The other woman was not apprehended...
Mr. HOARY, who appeared for the prisoner, it prl'
some bullocks were passing at the time. and in tra
Boner, in company with several others, took refugh-le 07
door, when the flannel was knocked down, and waling -
was stooping to pick it up she was accused of ate- ig
Witnesses were called, who gave her an excelle°
racter.
Mr. WITHAM having summed up, b A
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, anu,:f ,
sentenced to six calendar months in the Roue.' °
rection, with hard labour.

INDIA HOUSE.— ,A.Y.)
(THIS .5" O-
A quarterly general Court of the preprietorsto
East India Company was held this morning ati IA of di
House, Captain Sheppard, chairman of the o°
Oa
rectors, in the chair. read.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
confirmed.

RASA (11 SATTAZA. S ill":
The CHAIRMAN said he understood that Mr.
wished to put a question to the court of direeWrZlif°'
subject of the Raja of Satter*. Perhaps Mr'
would be good enough to ask it now. ~/0000_,•#
Mr. SULLIVAN said he was obliged to the
able Chairman for giving him this op ortunitY rfalf,
the question. It would be rememberedP that ogrein'e'l
last (as we understood) the Government of India tt°"
Sett rag 61
to make a certain allowance to the Raja of Std•f‘pr.
what he wished to know was, whether any ensf,i; t
atboeseitnngrdleei
ac
shillinge
oi received e dt hteo
hadthe
subject.beebeen
aHlieo v‘, communication which was t v
remained in a state of beggar
The CHAIRMAN said with reference to the qt-or,
that had been asked by the Honourable P1'010°300" ify",
beggary
dantdo understood
shtiamr
v,tahatainotte
.9 bt:e0170;
had to inform him that certain papers had been r,:d „,
from India, but so very lately, Oa; the directors 'VP'
had time to consider them, so as to bring thetu 11-
the present Court.
VACANCIES IN THE INDIAN ARMY. 0 fsi
Mr. M. LEWIN moved that it was expedient loce °
cancies occurring in the army of India, in the °ois a
Commander-in-Chief, that such vacancies be give 010
just proportion to the military servants of the oer°
India Company, unless it could be shown till 00
were not men in India really fit for the serlicepoint'
could see no reason whatever that any high,6Ptroolo'
ments in India should be given to the Queen I' red °I)
and no such high appointments should be confer
the troops of the Company. h' h ae°
Mr. SULLIVAN seconded the motion, on which colace'
sohory and somewhat personal discussion took
which resulted in the motion being withdrawn'
The Court then adjourned.`

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