The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-17 00:00:00

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OLD COURT.
WilliamQ • was indicted for stealing, on the 27th
.January,
ilvrwatcliens,three gold seals, and various other article., the
Property of John Quit!.
,2_ The prosecutor's wife stated that the prisoner is her husband's
erother, and that she resides in Castle- a ue, in the parish of St.
l•
rgaret's, Westminster. On the 27th January, witness left her
gs for a short time, and on her return, found the door open,
!ld thata two watches, three gold seals, and various articles of
telvlsellery, and wearing apparel were taken away. She had locked
door after her upon going o
Jime Polglass knew the prisoner,ut and saw him go into the
Ile cams
14°.ecutor'e house, on the evening of the 27th January.
"ut io ten minutes with a large hundle.tunder his arm.
the prisoner shortly after
William Stock swore that be
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.°lsherY, and that at his desire 71; went andP pawned the arti-
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.and afterwards burnt the
.pawnbrokers' tickets. This wit-
-6,7 ukt been in custody since the commissoifonseovfertahleparowbbnebrty.,kaeni
sh-,,,tsatiniony was corroborated by that
so--"ne'Prnte. 4, who proved that Stock was accompained by the pri-
nt
iit Prosecutor was called upon to itilftnyintlrietunpartoepeprrtis,nnaeard,
ll ltPlkared from his evidence, that the
e, iePgh little more than sixteen years of ag .
nhseldf
Ifvoirtisioamcmyteoarrei_
...4 a Molt diasolute life, having connected himself
F. gang of thieves that infested Westminster..es,Thaendprhisois oberortwhea;
Inustqly
Punished foT petty thefts and robberies,
.!°. uksi every effort to induce him to quit his disgraceful course
az life, hut without effect.
The e pJury, risoner said nothing material in his
defence..
without hesitation found him Guilty of the robbery.
NEW COURT.
41"ander Bowles was indicted for stealing a pair of trowsers
fr°ln
the. shop of Mr. Eddells, tailor, Strand. It appeared by the
%l'ilienee that the prisoner, a youngiee man of respectable appearance,.
had been formerly iii the of Mr. Eddells, and being in
treaty for purchasing-the business,s' was in the frequent habit ofi
calling at his house. On this occasion, the shopman observe(
rit4„ informer
a pair of trowsers, and secrete them about his person.nd
foii:P°rroed Mr. Etidells, who apprehended the prisoner, and
ad the property in his hat.
stated Ini"er owhse'ercetednnto
ttiine
,form of the indictment, which
stated that they
s and were the property of
lie. Eddells, when, in fa-cwt, theyrn:essr•er'e old trowsers, belonging to
another person, and left with him
The Cto be repaired.
oua'r did not consider the objection of any consequence,
and the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. The Court hoped t
Would lie
i a caution to him in future.
. The prisoner, it appears, was of very respectable connections,
and was on the eve of marriage with a most respectable and ac-
complished young lady in the city.
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