The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-11 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.—(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Sergeant ARABIN.)
in C Cavenagh, aged 22, was indicted for assault-
sntgjic'hn 11"35eY' On the 30th of Nbvember, and
ealn
The ' f rem his person a bag of tea.
Ea was a labourer in the emp
took ploy- of
p lace i n
IMessrs,Eagleton, of New-gate-street. The robbery
e
George-street, St. Giles's ; the prose-
was met by the prisoner and some others, who
w
attempted to take from him a bag of tea which he
the calTYing; he resisted them for some time, but
Volate!), succeeded in getting the tea, after heating
vi°lently ; he got up and ran after the prisoner,
which
he caught, but he was rescued by his gang,
afterine h consisted of about 20 ruffians; prosecutor ran
him
ing him and succeeded in catching and hold-
till a police officer came to his assistance.
Pell' other witnesses corroborated this evidence.
3411., named Tyson, appeared to contradict the
Piireetlto but his evidence
was so inconsistent,
that v he was generally disbelieved, and received a se-
ere lecture from the Judge.
The Jury instantly returned a verdict of " Guilty."
„ The RECORDER, after consulting with his brother
Judge, ordered him to be called on to receive sen-
tence of death.
„While tho Officer of the Court was demanding
ilienee in the usual solemn form, a female in the gal-
ds 1 withiri e d piteously for mercy, and seemed ago-
terror. It was with the greatest diffi-H
Y the officers could remove her. The prisoner
teemed thunderstruck, and indicated by his counte-
te.,t,lte most intense surprise. He stood moti?l-
- the Recorder had nearly finished a most im-
bleeßBßZ."ntelace, when he averted his face and
toff hi:ir,lnercy. The Learned Judge however
same sh—:,"at sn many had been convicted of the
that he r'c'es of offence within the last six Sessions,
The ~ga/e him no hope.
rusoner retired muttering and reluctantly.
Caien:rge Davidson, aged 29, clerk, and Robert
ate un 42 aged 37, carman to Alex. Galloway, the
his engineer, were indicted ; Coleman for robbingw
sad lyt4oYer of a quantity of pig-iron, value ~
wivtideon for receiving the same.
Of the-4, the duty of the carman to fetch, and that
the ,:erk to re-weigh, all the iron that came from.
bald, -ar,fl to Mr. Galloway's factory in West Smith-
taark.., On the present occasion the clerk had
'roil the delivery ticket as correct, when the
had question was deficient, and the carter
Pousi/Id It to a Mr. Lewellyn of - the Waterloo
0-4 td.rY, Cow-cross. The iron was found there.n
both elng interrogated by Mr. Galloway, :Pt they tie_
4teo, 4110vvleged having delivered it, but could not
'et for
Cole 1"
state 11tio put in a written defence, inwahiicdnislohe,
'shod tnut be acted under the order of Dv
'll4Ntileteltdre no defence, but called several witnesses to
with Jury retired for about an hour, and returned
4 verdict of " Guilty," against Davidson, and
1.14 Guilty" for Coleman.
the ..4r' ADOLPRUS for the prisoners, submitted, that
,o:4litutt both be acquitted, for as the principal bras
4eeess:ryred. not guilty, they could not convict the
%, t
to boearned Judge considering the indictment
order -"t7ti.s ordered both prisoners to be detained, in
-/
them on another indictment.

great
Thou NEW NEW COURT.f
"at, tC ''' eiler was indieteo
the i;'o prop Weller, his brother, on
for stealing
a
, erof Geofr „Ouilty."
indicted for stealing two
°llaes na: -Brind was. the property of Messrs.
7i401t" °f November.—verdict,
dell, on the 13th of No-
Ituedelinf silver tunr(niißngurn,
ve,w, 1, Bridge, a.
‘‘ Guilty."
vcr last.--Verdict,
1 that he was instructed by
11,1%. CLARKso N said,
'Pros &ors to recommend him strongly to the
N ee
tY of the Court.
.7
tot%fr-s Campbell and George Lewis were indicted
Dr Stealing a packing-ease and a vast quantity of
iii:lltrty of various descriptions,' to a large amount,
Nl'toPerty of Alexander Berens and Samuel An-
till the 14th of November last.
It
th4r ,4PPeared from the evidence for the prosecution,
Pros'eq's prisoner Campbell went to the house ofthae
01,..e.ut0r, and represented that he came to take
*i°thil.°l iancy articles, to carry into the country.
fore LIM, for which he would pay cash, and there-
eard:_" terms must be low. He then gave two
the ''one that of his address, and the other where
goorads Were to be sent. The amount
be
ef the
sent
tot}, Was 171/. 15s. 9d., and they were to
, ,
151, liran with Two Necks, at Lad-lane,. on the
with the
tiotl;4 The The prosecutor,kan_
sßaNevrens,went
Campbell, and he said
iitLfiye o doe , d
aloteetir had not arrived, but he expected him every
46, , • After waiting about a quarter of an hour,
%s4l°..reily-ost letter arrived, and then
'tie' °II read ,c This is from my very good
, ild,ng it, .
clock and he says he will give me Campbell
2001. at seven
tra4ti'l ;at Tom's Coffee-house." Berens, not tlis-
agreee,"in), left the goods at the coach-office, and
there ace meet Campbell at seven, at Tom's ; went
the inear:3llingly, but Campbell never came, and in
eaaeh..o% tiene the packing..case was taken from the
found
41' boil 4- lie then got an officer, and in about
the t 441
two . a half
in G. recovered his goods,having
i lbs Prisoners unpacking
house
e °:n'street Campbell was custody,
them in a small house
taken into
„ t
-Wis followed• of his own accord to the watch-
, be, and Nvasthengiven into custody also.
Camp-Whe
thebell
his.
"Well,
taken, said the property was
watehhouse, one of the prisoners said,
lied the
broil
44ther.n(4
d hue-
ght here for a paltry wipe.
'red "Plied." No it would have been for us at 1 ''
a goo
• eat.'
Mr• CHU cur,. il were
sold ' 11 -----, submitted, that the goo.s
, and were bonafide of the
The book-keeperthe property prisoner.
1.. had
sit
at the S •th two-Nee.s
wan-wi -
slot b
rn, that after Berens had left the case, he would
te. ;4" given them back to Berens without re-
-o.ag an indemnity, whereas he gave them up to
hadaulpbell without difficulty. If any other person
taken the
, goods at six o'clock, and Campbell had
el:141.14, for tnem at seven, he could have maintained an
crust against the book-keeper, and therefore there
,„-!'avt hare been a sufficient sale to take the case
'l,,,,,teeut the boundary of larceny.
Ps Inc COBIBION SERGEANT said, that he should re-
... ide the point
„, and let the case go to the Jury to
e
em Poll the facts.
thou 11,1 Prisoner Campbell said, that if the Jury
cisiog t ha
he guilty, h© must bow to their de-
f. n., but he v.;" t• —said to say that Lewis was oOrrl-
le_tely. inkoceut of any collusion. He had met him
l'il "1 413'44) and asked him to accompany. int, and
of w_aa totally ignorant of the kind of goods he had,
whom he, had bought them whether they
The priso were
paid for or the em, Or W
eontrary. Th
• in ner Lewis
I d • d all participa-
tion the matter, mere ydenied
The Com
if they
IuON BItIZGRANT charged the Jury, that
believed
from th Campbell contemplated the fraud
would
-e commencement, the subsequent sale
1101: a-
.. 0 away the larcenv.
i_
t,..,e Jury having consulted together for a short
ue, returned a verdict of Guilty against James
Care bell,
Lew?. and of Not Guilty in favour of George
The
ably .- ~ Prisoners are both young, and very respect-
dressed, and appeared to he far above the usual
order of criminals placed at the bar of the Old Bailey,
.
1 1:

plant, 11E SUN FLOW 17 R.--The value of this
garden, I, acarceiv
which is easily cultivated, and ornamental to the
known in most parts of the kingdom.
The seed forini '
texcellent and convenient food fur
poultry ' a moat
ii - '1,411(1 it is only nece"arY to cut off the beads of the
plant
w"" 'iPe, tie them iu bunches, and hang them up in
a dry lie,:
sit --"°11, to he used as wanted. They not only ra-
pidly fatten every kiod of increase the
poultry, but greatly "antitY of eggs they lay. When cultivated to a consider-
able extent they are
and for pheasants. '
also 7 . capital food for sheep and pigs,
the 1-..,e, when dried form a good
powder for cattle ; the a abundance of alkali, and sy-li:in well, and form
attractive to herf,--Sheffiehl Mercury.
isitallbklosoll)iul.rnth4
dowel.
is
most