The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-15 00:00:00

years of age, was brought before the Sitting Magistrate,
A. S. L4trtu, Esq., chargO with stealing some wet linen
from the premises of Mr..l. Fish, and poisoning his dog.
The prisoner made no defence, and was fully committed
for trial.

WORSHIP-STREET—(THis DAY.)
.James Smith, Joseph Tollie, Joseph Smith, and Joseph
Hunt, four little boys, were charged with stealing some
plate and jewellery, the property of Mr. Joseph Diggle, of
Bethnal-Green.

They were detained in order to give evidence against
Levy Jacobs, a pawn-broker, to whom they had pledged
the articles, and who, it appears, knew them to be stolen.

TOWN HALL, SOUTHWARK.—(Tuis DAY.)
Jane Stokes, a young creature of 19, was charged with
shoplifting.—She was remanded.

UNION-HAL.I.--(Tnis DAs.)
ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.—A young female, named
Jane Brown, servant to Mr. George Whilham, residing
in Surry Place, Lambeth, was charged with stealing one
10/. note, eight sovereigns, several gold and
together with sundry papers, the property of her master.
She was committed. silver trinkets,

DOG STEALING.—A fellow named Alexander Robinson,
was brought up on a charge of decoying a dog.
The prisoner was fined 10/. and in default of payment,
was sentenced to three months imprisonment.

OLD BAILEY--(THIs DAY.)
OLD COURT.

Before the RECORDER and Alderman Sir R. C. GLYN.
Benjamin Robinson, aged 23, was indicted for stealing
in the dwelling-house of Raikes Currey, Esq. eight table-
cloths, and two towels, value 14?. his property, on the 11th
of July last.

Catherine Stanley, the housekeeper of the prosecutor,
recollected her master's purchasing the property laid in
the indictment, about the Bth of July ; she put them into
her room ; was sure that the cloths produced, as found on
the prisoner, were her master's.

John Bawson saw the prisoner and another man go
down the area of the prosecutor with an empty basket, on
the 11th of July, and return again, having the basket full;
he gave information thereof, in consequence of which the
prisoner waa apprehended, and the property found on him.
Verdict—Guilty.
Catherine Harnley, aged 18, was indicted for stealing
two table cloths and five napkins, the property of Lord
Howard of Effingham ; and a gown and other articles, the
property of Jane Chilcott, on the 20th July last.
William Murphy, a servant to the prosecutor, went into
the housekeeper's room on the 20th ; found the prisoner
there; asked what she was doing; she replied, no harm,
and let drop out of her apron the property mentioned in the
indictment. She was quite a stranger in the house, and
said she came down the area for victuals. The property
was identified.

Verdict—Guilty of stealing under the value of 40s.
George Williams, aged 1.5, and William Arthur, aged 16,
were indicted for breaking into and entering the dwelling-
house of John Brown, and stealing four pairs of stockings.
The prosecutor stated that he lived at Kingsbury ; lie
went out with his wife on the 20th of July last, locked his
door, and gave the key to his wife; he remained himself
about the place, and on returning to the house, found the
door broken open and the prisoners within. On examining
further, he discovered that a trunk had been broken open,
and four pairs of stockings, which liad been therein, under
the bed. The prisoners told him that they had gone in
for water to drink.—The prisoners made no defence.
The RECORDER told the Jury that the least removal of
any goods, with an intention to steal, constituted a felony.
Guilty.—Recommended to mercy on account
of their youth. -