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Ho ast °Unlit s, Ocsomin qams.
At a General Court-Mrrtial held in Edinburgh
gisile on the 15th of August, 1808, and continued by
adjournments to the 20th of the same month, Lieu-
tenant EsTcount CaEsswetk, of the 94th Regiment,
was arraiped on the under-mentioned charges, viz.
Ist, For ionduct unbecoming the character ofin Officer and a
Gentleman, and subversive of good order and military discipline,
by disturbing the harmony of the Officers at the mess of the Regi-
ment on the 2.lsi 'Of July last, and after being informed that hi*
deportment gave general offence, still persisting, la defiance of the
sentiments of Itialirother Officers, to use provoking speeches and
gestures, snapping his fingers, and, at the same time, repeatedly
declaring in a meat violent and contemptuous manner, that be did
not care one damn for Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell,. his Com-
manding Officer, to whom he then addressed himself, or for any
Officer in the Regiinent.
For conduct unbecoming the character of an Officer and
Gentleman, and subversive of good order and military discipline,
on the 29d of Jaly last, by entering Into an apartment of Poole's
Hotel, Edinburgh, where Captain Charles Campbell, senior, of
the 94th Regiment then was, and there, without having received
any provocatlob, striking Captain Campbell, his superior Officer,
with a horse whip.
3d, For conduct highly subversive of good order and military
discipline on the 23d of July last, in. not immediately obeying the
orders of Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, then commanding the
94th Regiment, delivered to him by. Lieutenant Kingdom, Adju-
tant of the Regiment, to go to his quarters under close arrest, but
proceeding in a contrary direction to the front of the house, in
which the regimental mess was held, where the officers were as-
sembled before dinner, and remaining there for some time.
The Court found the prisoner guilty of the First and
Second Charges : and with respect to the Third
Charge, were of opinion, that the prisoner did not go
to his room so soon as he might have done after die
message to that effect was delivered to him by the
Adjutant; but as it appeared to the Court that the
prisoner obtained permission from the Adjutant to go •
to the. Mess-room, to speak with Mr. Armstrong, the
Court acquitted him of the said charge.
The Court sentenced the prisoner to be cruminky/
from his lfriajelly's rervice ; and his Majesty having
been pleased to confirm the sentence, his Royal High.
ness the Commander in Chief directs, that the fore-
going charges, together with the opinion and sentence
of the Court, shall be read at the head of every Regi-
ment, and entered in the Orderly Books.
HARRY CALvEat, Adjutant-General.

OCT. s.—At a General Court Martial held at Fort
Zealandria, in the Colony of Surinam, on the 16th of
March, 1898, and continued by adjournments to the
25th of the same month, Assistant-Commiisary Trio-
s/as MAXWELL, was arraigned on the undermentioned
Charm( viz.
For triathlons and disrespectful conduct, subversive of all order,
and highly injurious to his Majesty's serviee,on the 19th of March,
1408, is not eodiplying with a General Brigade Order of the pre-
eediag day, by which he was required to attend a Court of In-
quiry, assembled at Fort Zealaudria, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon of the said t2t h March ;and far having positively and per-
eniptorily declared that he would not attend the said Court of
Inquiry.
The Court found the prisoner guilty of the charge,
and. sentenced him to be dismissed his Majesty's ser-
vice.
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His •Majesty has been pleased to confirm the sen-
tence of the Court ; and his Royal Highness the
Commander-in-Chief is pleased to direct that thefore-
going charge, together with the sentence of the Court,
shall be read at the head of every regiment, and in-
serted in the Orderly Books.
HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General.

SURREY' ADJOURNED SESSIONS.

HORSEMONGER-LANE, OCTOBER 11.

Samuel Thompson, a respectable gentleman, with
Catharine his wife, and Mary Gyforii, were indicted
for a Conspiracy to defame and injure the characters
and fair fame of Thomas Strangeways Brooke, Do-
rothy Brooke the elder, and Dorothy Brooke the
younge;, at Camberwell, in the said County.
Afte? Mr. NOLAN and Mr. BARRY had ably
opened the case on the part of the. Plaintiff, and Mr.
Lewes and Mr. RUNNIGTON for the Defendants ; it
was, after the Court had been occupied for more than
two hours with hearing arguments on both sides,
agreed, that all matters in dispute, as well Ecclesi-
astical as Civil and Criminal, should be referred to the
arbitration of the Clerk of the Peace,. by whom it
is finally to be adjusted. The Witnesses, twenty-six
in number, were then sworn to give evidence, and
that part of the business finished in rather an amica-
ble style.
Richard Pendkhury, for stealing at Christchurch,
three bridles, two martingales, and a great coat, the
property of John Smith, Livery Stable Keeper, was
tried. He was sworn to as an old thief, who has re-
peatedly been at the Bar before, and the case being
very clearly made out, he was sentenced to be trans.
ported for seven years.
Henry Omuta, for robbing. Messrs. Child, dyers, to
whom he was a watchman, of seven pounds weight
of indigo, value 425. The evidence was so clear,
that the Jury, without turning round, found him--
Guilty. Transported for seven years.
Henry Woolley, for robbing the premises of Henry
Ledger, his master, of a quantity of callico wrap-
per, was tried, and found Guilty.
Ward and Harris, for stealing at New Cross—
onions, the property of Mr. Emmett, were acquitted
from a defect in .the indictment, not stating the part-
nership property.
Jean Farrell, for uttering a seven-shilling piece to '
John James, a publican, at Redierhithe, well know.
ing it to be counterfeit—to be imprisoned six months. '
John Reed, alias John Jones , was tried for stealing
from his fellow lodger, Richard Cole, at Sun-court,
int:limber:Well, a sever watch, a metal seal, and ,Bs.
6d.,in Money, numbered, his property, on the-night
of the fist day of August last. The prisoner was
found Cnilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned and
whipped.
John Williams, charged with stealing a parasol from
a pawnbroker's in Blackfriars-road, received sentence
of transportation for seven years.
James Tarner, for robbing his master, Mr. Benbow,
of leather, was also fully convicted, andlsoatenced
for-transportation for seven years.
Ocr. 12.—1n/ham-Barret, for a violent aggtession
on two Serjeants of, Marines, rescuing-a iatimit from
them, and otherwise ill-treating them, was found
Guilty.—The Chairman and Court having under,
stood he was subject to temporary•fits of insanity, seas
tenced him to an imprisonment of seven dayronly.
This was, the only trial. on ;the -second 'day word%
notice, and the Sessions closed.-

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bier better days. was yesterday charged with baring
stolen privately from the shop of Mr. Butridgt f Ifni!' D'Oyley, M. A. Benet Csdlege.
lirella-maker, near Meorfields, several
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silk. It eared in evidence, tAat4he f=r— 1.74 M. A. Catilerige Hall.
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do. On Monday last the prisoner called alt ON'
to enquire if there was any thing for her to do.. At '
city- college, C.ansbridge • pd yard VI, Gr' evtrig.B.A.AZ. fe.l6'.
the time she was in the shop, there were two pieces of :
silk lying on the counter. In answer to the prisoner's Edwardsamlye, B. A. dec. John's; and lames Gibson, B. A.
enquiries, she was told there was not any for her. She .11radharo College, Oxfor4.
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picious in her deportment. She went out of the shop
sideways, with one side of her gown tucked up under The Bishop of London has appointed the Rev. ;dozed --" ..
her arm. Soon after she departed, the piece of silk Zeiellth7,inA.tßhat. Ccuourantreyo,fvPoiridtbtlyenticen,dienEti:llsl6teOhttb:RuT44.
in question was missed off the counter, and no other
person having entered the shop after the prisoner, I Hot
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before it was missed, suspicion irnme4iately fell on
her, and a warrant was issued to search her house in
London-wall. Nothing, however, was found on her
premises, or person, which could attack the smallest
suspicion of guilt, yet the prosecutor gave her in cus-
tody of a constable, and she was conveyed to the
counter. The prisoner protested her innocence in
very impressive terms, and the Magistrate not being
satisfied with the nature of the evidence adduced, she
was discharged. The poor woman fainted in her son's
arms, and she was carried away senseless.
GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday Harrison and
Watson, who were on Monday charged with being
accessary to the death of an elderly man, by running
violently against him (as before stated) out of a pub-
lic-house, in Ivy-lane, (not Long-lane, as stated by
mistake,) were brought up and discharged, the Co-
roner's Jury having returned a verdict of Accidental

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